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DECIMAL

CLASSIFICATION

Devised by

MELVIL DEWEY

STANDARD (15TH) EDITION

FOREST PRESS INC

LAKE PLACID CLUB

NEW YORK

ift

Foreword to Standard Edition

COPYRIGHT BY

MELVIL DEWEY

1876, 1885, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1919

LIBRARY BUREAU

1888, 1891, 1894, 1899

LAKE PLACID CLUB EDUCATION FOUNDATION

1922, 1927, 1932, 1942

FOREST PRESS INC

1951

ALMOST nine years ago, in the Foreword to the 14th Edition, we expressed our expectation that "at some future date a so-called Library Standard Edition of the Decimal Classification" would be published. Now we are happy to put that long awaited volume into the hands of the library profession, and of the many other individuals who have so long found "Dewey" useful. Since in all probability there will never be a "last" edition of the DC, we earnestly request all users to give us the benefit of their criticism in order that sometime our successors may actually bring out "the perfect book."

Note was made in the 14th Edition of the committee which was created in 1937 for the purpose of making this work more responsive to the needs of librarians and other classifiers. Only three members of the original committee remain: Arthur E. Bestor died in 1944; Miss Ruth D. McCollough and Dr. Harriet D. MacPherson found it neces- sary to devote themselves to other duties. We are grateful to them for services rendered. The committee as it now stands is listed below:

THIS BOOK WAS COMPOSED, PRINTED AND BOUND

IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AT KINGSPORT PRESS, INC., KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE

GODFREY DEWEY T. HARVEY FERRIS

WILLIAM DODGE LEWIS

MRS. ELIZABETH SEYMOUR RADTKE

EVELYN MILDRED HENSEL FREMONT RIDER

MILTON JAMES FERGUSON, Chakman

DEO. B. COLBURN, Secretary

As is more or less inevitable in an organization which has no endow- ment upon which it may depend, after the 1942 book was issued the editorial staff found other interests; and the wheels practically ceased to turn. Something like $58,000 had been expended in revising and publishing the 14th Edition, and that money, for lack of a better term, was profit from the sale of the preceding edition. Under the

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terms of Melvil Dewey's provision for the continuance of the DC, any profit derived from the sale of the book was to be put into revision of new editions and the promotion of the use of the system through- out the world. No dividends have ever been paid to any person or institution. Despite the fact that the above mentioned rather consid- erable sum had been spent on the 14th Edition, in March 1942 when the new book was published the treasury still showed a balance of $31,000. It seemed appropriate to begin to make plans for a "Dewey" which should be completely revised to meet our understanding of the library profession's desires. (Just as matter of record, perhaps, it may not be inappropriate to note that the cost of the Standard Edition ran

to more than $100,000.)

In December 1944, Mrs. Esther P. Potter was employed as Director of a new staff which was given the difficult undertaking of modern- izing the DC. During the more than five years the staflf was thus engaged it has changed surprisingly little. The following professional workers were on Mrs. Potter's staff at the conclusion of the revision: Misses Sarah C. France and Helen L. Purdum, and Mrs. Eleanor

Hungerford.

On March 1, 1949, 1 retired as a professional librarian and assumed the post of Editor, in addition to the chairmanship of the committee.

The Director in the course of her services has conferred with many librarians and members of other professions, she has attended many conferences, and has distributed many questionnaires — most of which came back. An attempt has been made in the brochure heretofore distributed to pay tribute to all those persons and societies so helpful in the production of the Standard Edition. It was truly a cooperative task; and if it fairly well achieves the degree of usefulness so earnestly desired, great credit will be due our colleagues and friends who be- cause of their number must here remain unnamed.

Special mention, as a class, must be made of the American Library Association Committees whose members have interpreted for us the needs of varying kinds and sizes of libraries. Members of the Division of Cataloging and Classification Regional groups, in their criticisms

of earlier editions, furnished a realistic basis for our revisions. The Advisory Sub-committee for Dewey Classification, in its detailed criti- cisms of revision, has given us opportunity to correct errors of judg- ment.

That the subject matter contained in some of the new expansions and also in the more drastic revisions is correct and in perspective is due in large degree to the Special Libraries Association.

Our gratitude to the Librarian of Congress cannot be too strongly expressed. He has assigned us space which he himself could have used for other purposes; and his staff has unfailingly aided us in our work. Our location in the Library of Congress has enabled us to use its vast resources in books and print and to estimate approximately the vol- ume of literature falling into any class; for it is obvious that a number without a book is wasted effort. The government offices in Washing- ton, too, have been responsive to our call for assistance.

No attempt is herein made to praise Melvil Dewey, or to fix his place in the intellectual world. This book is his monument; he needs no further title or acclaim.

MILTON JAMES FERGUSON

CHAIRMAN AND EDITOR

Introduction

HISTORY

THE CONFUSION of the contents of the Amherst College Library in 1872 must have presented to Melvil Dewey, Student Library As- sistant, the same challenge as that of his mother's pantry when, at the age of five, he rearranged it systematically. Always an enthusiastic re- former, and urged on by his hatred of waste of time, it probably did not seem to him unusual that at 20 he should try to bring order out of chaos, a situation which evidently had been of little concern to his predecessors. Ultimately, in solving the problem at Amherst, he achieved some degree of order for a vast number of libraries the world over.

After study of the classifications of knowledge as conceived by Aristotle, Bacon, Locke, and other philosophers, and the recently pub- lished library classifications of Schwartz and Harris, Dewey decided to use a scheme of arranging books by subject based upon Harris' inver- sion of the Baconian order of History, Poesy, and Philosophy. This decision to use a subject arrangement was a radical departure from the almost universal practice of arranging books alphabetically or by size, color, or accession.

The problem of devising a simple scheme of notation was possibly more difficult than deciding upon the plan of arrangement. None of the philosophic classifications used such a device. The Schwartz scheme was complicated by the addition of symbols for size, and the Harris notation provided only for classes, not single books. Dewey's visits to libraries in New York and New England revealed only how much need there was for an efficient system. The three existing schemes for decimal arrangement of books, du Maine's in 1583, the Glasgow, circa 1790, and the Shurtleff in 1856, evidently did not im- press Dewey. All three were based upon numbering shelves rather than books. In a moment of inspiration, bom of intensive study and

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thought, came the solution which now seems so simple, the applica- tion of Arabic numerals used decimally as notation for books arranged

by subject.

The Amherst Library Committee must have been somewhat star- tled to receive from a student assistant three papers proposing, not only a revolutionary classification scheme for the library, but also a carefully considered account of its merits and how it was especially adapted to the needs of the Amherst Library. They approved the pro- posal, and with the advice and help of others, the following three years were devoted to improving and extending the original plan and in reorganizing and classifying the library.

In 1876 "A Classification and Subject Index for Cataloguing and Arranging the Books and Pamphlets of a Library," an improved and amplified version of the original plan, was pubUshed anonymously. In the years that followed, Dewey was instrumental in establishing a number of library organizations which, in turn, contributed to the success of the new classification. Almost simultaneously with the pub- lication of the classification, the American Library Association and an organization later to be known as the Library Bureau were founded. The "Library Journal" issued its first number in the same year. Eleven years later, the first library school was opened at Columbia. Thus, for the first time, the library profession was given a multiplicity of outlets for the expression and propagation of its increasingly liberal concept of the function of libraries and the resultant necessity for efficient library operation.

In its radical departure from the old order, the Decimal Classifica- tion was wonderfully fitted to the progressive spirit of this period of transition. It never lacked adherents, and they never lacked channels for spreading their enthusiasm. How widespread its use and popularity in the United States had become is well illustrated by the creation in 1930, because of popular demand, of a section in the Library of Con- gress for the purpose of assigning Decimal Classification numbers to books which libraries using the scheme might be expected to purchase. The most recent estimate of its use in the United States is taken from

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statistics compiled for the American Library Directory, published in 1945. At that time 96 per cent of the public libraries, 89 per cent of the college and university libraries, and 64 per cent of the special libraries reporting used the system.

Use of the classification has spread outside the United States to Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. In part, it has been translated into Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Norwegian, Russian, Hungarian, and Bohemian.

Some impetus to this general acceptance was given by the Institut Intemational de Bibliographic in 1895, when it decided to use the DC as the basis for a bibliographic classification for its intemational sub- ject index. In 1905 the Institut published the "Classification Deci- male,'' using the basic plan of the DC expanded considerably and employing supplementary use of symbols to designate subject relation- ships. In 1927-29 a revision was published under a slightly different title, "Classification Decimale Universelle." Both of these are referred to interchangeably as the CD, the UDC, and the Brussels. They have been translated in abridged form from the French into Dutch, Swed- ish, German, and English. Differences have appeared between the DC and the CD, due principally to the more complex demands of a bib- liographic classification, but the basis is still fundamentally that of Dewey.

THE DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

The plan of the classification has remained the same in all fourteen revisions. The Tables of classification provide an infinitely divisible scheme of organization based upon a relative grouping of like subjects numbered decimally. The Index is an alphabetical listing of subjects with reference to the class number under which they may be found in the Tables.

THE TABLES

Subject matter is divided into nine main classes numbered by digits 1 to 9. Material too general to belong to any one of these classes is

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numbered 0 and forms a tenth class which, however, is placed first The classes are written in three figures; thus class 000 is General works; class 100 is Philosophy; 200, Religion; 300, Social sciences; 400 Linguistics; 500, Pure science; 600, Applied science; 700, Arts and Recreation, 800, Literature; and 900, History.

Each of these main classes is divided into nine divisions numbered 1 to 9, while a tenth for general material, belonging to no one of the divisions, is provided by retaining the two ciphers. Thus 720 is the number for Architecture, one of the divisions of Fine arts, which is

"700- ^ ex. ^

Further subdivision may be made by amplifying each of the ten

divisions in the same manner. Thus 722 is the number for Anc^nt architecture, which is a section of Architecture (720), in itself a divi- sion of Fine arts (700), one of the main classes. Such decimal sub- division may be repeated until there are as many subsections as are needed. An example of this principle carried to an extreme may be found in the 14th Edition, which uses 621.384115523 as the number for material on Meteorological influences on radio transmission in the tropics. Numbers of such length will not be found in the Standard Edition, which aims to provide a system of classifying books, not a detailed outline of knowledge.

Fremont Rider, in his "Melvil Dewey," has noted some of the difh- culties of maintaining the practical qualities of the system. "Num- bers," he says, "are fascinating things; and there have been, over the years, many would-be experts in classification who have not realized that,' because a certain amount of classification is a good thing, an indefinitely larger amount of it is not necessarily better. It should have been obvious that the more detailed a classification is made, the more quickly it tends to become obsolete; that the more complex it is made, the more its original easily grasped simplicity becomes lost."

The basic plan of the Decimal Classification is a division by subject and an orderly progression from the general to the specific. Three of the main classes, however, show variations from the plan of subject subdivision. Class 400, Language, and Class 800, Literature, are di-

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vided linguistically; e.g. 450 is Italian language; 850 is Italian litera- ture. The primary division of 900, History, is a topographical one, first by continent, then by countries, e.g. 945, Italian history, the figure 4 meaning Europe, and 5 meaning Italy. The repeated meaning of the figure 5 in 450, 850, and 945 indicates that the number for Italy is always 5.

Two provisions have been made for anangement where considera- tion of the form or style in which the book is written, as well as the subject, is important, e.g. for dictionaries, poetry. A method of sub- dividing has been provided which is applicable to any class, division, section, or subsection in which there is sufficient material to make such division desirable, e.g. History of Italian drama 852.09. These areas follows:

01 Philosophy, theory

02 Compends, outlines

03 Dictionaries, encyclopedias

04 Essays, lectures

05 Periodicals

06 Societies, transactions

07 Study, teaching, education

08 Collections

09 History

If the number to which these form divisions are to be added ends in 0, one zero should be dropped before the form number is added, e.g. a zoological magazine is 590.5, not 590.05. If the number result- ing from the addition of the form division has been assigned another meaning in the Tables, an extra 0 is added, e.g. a periodical on Eng- lish history is 942.005, not 942.05, which the Tables give as the num- ber for England in the time of the Tudors.

The second provision for arrangement by style of writing is a series of numbers which may be applied to any piece of literary material. These are as follows:

1 Poetry

2 Drama

3 Fiction

4 Essays

5 Oratory

6 Letters

7 Satire and humor

8 Miscellany

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851 is Italian poetry, the figure 8 meaning Literature, 5 meaning Italy, and 1 meaning poetry. This example illustrates, not only the use of the form division, but also the linguistic division for literature.

While the linguistic and topographic form divisions are helpful in quick classifying because of their mnemonic features, they are aids and not regular methods. While Italy or Italian is always 5, the number 5 is not always Italy or Italian, as it is also used for periodicals, oratory, or any other subject the practical development of the tables demands. The mnemonic devices occur in several hundred places in the classi- fication and allow for close classification with a minimum expenditure of time and effort.

THE INDEX

Each item in the Index is followed by a number which refers the user to the location of that subject in the Tables. The terminology of the Index is in terms both of current popular usage and of the subject specialist. Synonymous wording is used wherever it seems practi- cable.

The Tables are followed by an alphabetically arranged Index in which reference by class number is made to the exact location of a subject in the Tables. As subjects are seldom thought of in exactly identical terminology, the entries are in terms of current usage or those which belong to the terminology of the subject. It is not safe to assume that the Index, which is planned only as a key to the Tables, furnishes the final answer to any classification problem. The Tables must be consulted after the clue has been supplied by the Index.

SUGGESTIONS TO THE USER

HOW TO USE THE TABLES AND INDEX

It is wise to learn the ten main classes. Knowledge of the hundred divisions and numerous sections and subsections should follow grad-

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ually from use, without the necessity of special study, and will result more quickly if the Tables are used rather than the Index. Locating the subject of a book within the scope of its main class brings famili- arity with the class as a whole. When the Tables are used in this way, the Index should be checked to verify the result obtained.

HOW TO DETERMINE THE SUBJECT OF A BOOK

There are several methods of deciding upon the subject of a book. These may be used in varying combinations where the subject is obscure.

Title — The title often indicates what the book is about. However, it is sometimes misleading; in consequence, some further method should be used as a check.

Table of contents — This is usually an excellent guide to the subject of a book.

Chapter headings — If there is no table of contents, chapter head- ings or marginal notes are likely to give a good indication of the contents.

Preface — It is always wise to scan the preface for the author's point of view, even if it merely verifies your decision already based upon some other aid.

Reference books — Information regarding the subject of the book may be obtained from bibliographies, catalogs, biographical dic- tionaries, histories of literature, encyclopedias, reviews.

Subject matter — An exhaustive examination of the subject matter of the book itself will probably solve the problem.

Speciahsts — Experts should be consulted when all other methods fail, and sometimes for verification of a tentative decision.

HOW TO ASSIGN THE CLASS NUMBER

When the subject of the book has been decided upon, its number may be found in the Tables either by using them directly or by means

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of the Index. Even if one is quite familiar with the classification, decisions based upon direct use of the Tables should be checked with the Index. It shows relationship and subordination, and often presents a choice of points of view. This method makes possible a much more accurate classification of the book than when only one portion of the

Tables is used.

The basic principle involved in the assignment of the class number is that of usefulness. As libraries differ and the people using them are never alike, the decision as to where a book will be of the greatest value must be the responsibility of the individual classifier. The majority of books present no very complicated problem. There can be only a remote possibility that an elementary physics book could be more useful in some other class than Physics. But, would a bibli- ography of physics be of more use in the Bibliography section or with the Physics books? The decision must be based upon an accurate knowledge of the aims of the individual library, and that can be gained only by the classifier's own experience, not by rules set down

here.

The contents of the book, not its form or wording of the title, should usually determine its number. The content of a History of art is primarily Art, not History, and such a book would be most useful

in the Art section.

Each library should formulate a general policy concerning the length of numbers it will use, based not only upon the present size and type of its collection, but also upon an estimate of what its collection will be in the future. This policy should, however, be flexible so that the most useful numbers may be utilized even if they violate the policy. There has been much controversy about broad versus close classifica- tion, but the present trend in libraries is to limit the number wher- ever'it is feasible to five or six digits. The class number chosen should be the most specific, which will contain the subject of the book and yet remain reasonably within the library's length-of-number policy. A library with a five-digit policy would probably choose as "the most specific number" 671.52 for a book on Electric arc welding. A larger

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or more specialized library with a six-digit policy might use 671.521 or even 671.5211 as "the most specific number." In either case, the main heading, 671 Metal Manufactures, or 671.5 Joining and Cutting, is

not sufficiently specific.

When a book treats of two or three subjects, assign it to the class in which it will be most valuable. The other subject or subjects may be taken care of in the catalog by means of added entry cards. If a decision regarding this type of book cannot be based on the principle of use, assign the class number to the first subject treated in the book.

When a book treats about equally four or more sections of a divi- sion, give it the division number, e.g. a book discussing light, heat, sound, mechanics would be given the division number of 530.

Unless the library's policy prevents, separate and classify as separate items: libraries, special collections, sets.

Translations, reviews, keys, analyses, and other works about specific books should be assigned the class number of the original book.

The classifier may save much time by consulting the number which may already have been assigned to the book. DC numbers may be found on Library of Congress cards, Wilson cards, in A. L. A. Book List, Book Review Digest, Standard Catalog series. Children's Catalog.

A record of all difficulties and decisions should be made for the sake of uniformity and future efficiency. These notes should be written in the Tables, in an interleaved copy, or arranged by class number in a file.

BOOK NUMBERS

In many libraries the call number, by which the book is arranged on the shelves and called for, includes a book number in addition to the class number. While the class number distinguishes books on one subject from those on another, the book number distinguishes each book from all others in the same class.

Probably the most widely used system of book numbers is the Cutter Sanborn. In these tables the author's name is represented by

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its initial with the remaining letters translated into numbers, e.g. Freeman, F 85. Books on the same subject are arranged alphabetically under the class usually by author heading or, as in the case of Biog- raphy, alphabetically by the subject of the biography. Other book number schemes were included in the 11, 12, 13 Editions of the Decimal Classification. One was a table of numbers for certain well- known authors, and the other, a translation system of dates so that books in the sciences, where date of publication is of importance, may be arranged chronologically by date of first publication. The Borden book number scheme is also widely used.

VARIATIONS FROM THE PUBLISHED TABLES

The Tables, as they are developed in this edition, represent the Editorial Office's concept of what a medium-size general library might need to classify its collection. Obviously, it will be too minutely sub- divided for many small and some medium-size libraries, and some very large or highly specialized libraries may not find it sufficiently

minute.

It remains, then, for each library to consider carefully whether the printed Tables may be used successfully to classify its collection. This decision will be easier if the fundamental purpose of book classifica- tion is constantly kept in mind. Book classification is essentially functional, a medium of location, not a philosophical system. It may also be helpful to remember that specialists seldom agree regarding the organization of their subject. A decision regarding the necessity of expansion should result in a request to the Editorial OfEce for an official expansion. If one is not immediately available, the broad clas- sification should be made to serve until the official expansion is ready. A good expansion takes a great amount of time and expense for study, research, interviewing, and correspondence, and necessitates a broad and dispassionate over-all approach. Such a project is generally of too great magnitude for the majority of librarians with their multiplicity of other duties. If, after considering these points, the Tables seem

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unsatisfactory, and the temptation to make changes or expansions is great, remember that once the change is made, whether good or bad, the library, because of the expense of reclassifying, will be saddled with it indefinitely, unable to make use of official expansions and improvements in successive editions.

There are ways of simplifying the Tables, which the Editorial Office not only suggests but recommends, as sensible time-saving devices especially for small libraries. Certain of these, such as the combining of subjects, the substitution of B for the class number for Biography, the use of book numbers or letters instead of long numerical divisions, and the omission of a class number in the case of Fiction, may be found at the beginning of specific subjects.

Two other recommended modifications follow: Children's books may be distinguished from the adult collection by the use of J for fiction and J plus the class number for nonfiction, e.g. J 942 Child's

history of England.

In order that reference books may be easily distinguished from those which circulate, R usually precedes the call number or stands above it.

USES

It is quite feasible by using only the main classes, divisions, and sections, to classify very adequately small collections, whether in private, or in public, school, or college libraries. It is also equally pos- sible for large or special libraries to use the Tables. Acceptance by these libraries, many of which have felt the necessity of finely devel- oped classification schemes, involves the concept of classification as a means of grouping material in as close relationship as is efficient, leaving to a catalog the function of minute description of the book and analysis of its contents. The Editorial Office feels very strongly that in a rapidly changing world such as ours it is unwise to do more than group broadly, particularly in the Social, Pure, and Applied sciences. It is comparatively simple to correct a subject heading on a catalog card when further investigation proves that the Hottentot and

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Bushmen's languages belong to the same rather than two separate families, or when changing emphasis, such as Electronics as an inclu- sive term for communication, throws out all the subdivisions under the old concept of Radio. To change the numbers on all of the books or documents, with all of their attendant book and catalog cards, is not a simple matter.

With the passing years a much wider use of the classification has come about than was originally conceived. Book stores and book exhibitors have found it a convenient and profitable way of arranging their stock. Business and industrial concerns and government offices have found in it a good solution to the problem posed by correspond- ence files which have become too large and unwieldy for straight alphabetic arrangement. In fact, any file, whether it is composed of pamphlets, documents, monographs, clippings, photographs, slides, or films, may well be organized by the Decimal Classification.

THE STANDARD EDITION

In point of chronological sequence, this edition is the fifteenth. To name it the fifteenth, however, would imply that it is but another in the long succession of revisions which only partially satisfied the demands created by constantly increasing knowledge. More truly de- scriptive is the name Standard Library Edition.

In 1945 the pattern of the new revision was furnished by instructors in library schools and by librarians in a variety of libraries in North and South America and Great Britain. In accordance with their advice, the new edition is a complete revision, each schedule having been studied and rewritten in the light of new information, changing con- cepts and terminology, and Simplified spelling has been abandoned, except for the twelve words adopted by the N. E. A.

The revision is designed to meet the needs of the greatest number of libraries. As the ''greatest number" ranges from small to moderately large general libraries, the tables are evenly and broadly expanded. Overelaboration, which too often appeared in parts of previous edi-

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tions, has been avoided. Numbers for which no book can be found have been omitted. To insure its fitness for classifying books in such libraries, each table has been scrutinized before its incorporation in this edition, not only by subject experts, but by librarians in public and university libraries of varying sizes.

In order that the reference value contained in the bibliographic fulness of some of the older editions may not be lost in less detailed expansions, liberal use has been made of definitions and scope notes in the Standard. So that its use may be simplified, definite recommenda- tions are made when the possibility of alternative numbers arises. As reclassification is both a physical and financial impossibility for most libraries, no very drastic changes appear in the Standard. When it has seemed necessary for reasons of correction to use a number other than the original, the new classification is built upon a hitherto unused number. The old number is retained, but with the advice that use of the new classification is recommended.

Much unnecessary material has been omitted in the process of simplification. Punctuation has been reduced to a minimum; etc. has been omitted in confidence that the user will realize that no listings can possibly be complete. **May be divided like," except geographi- cally, and other advice concerning subdivisions have been eliminated from' almost all tables in the belief that the user does not need to be told how to arrange his collection.

First Summary

000

General Works

500

Pure Science

100

Philosophy

600

Applied Science

200

Religion

700

Arts and Recreation

300

Social Sciences

800

Literature

400

Linguistics

900

History

xxm

Second Summary

000 General Works

010 Bibliographical Science and Technique

020 Library Science

030 General Encyclopedias

040 General Collected Essays

050 General Periodicals

060 General Societies Museums

070 Journalism

080 Collected Works

090 Book Rarities

100 Philosophy Esthetics

110 Metaphysics

120 Metaphysical Theories

130 Fields of Psychology

150 Psychology

160 Logic

170 Ethics

180 Oriental and Ancient Philosophy

190 Modern Philosophy

200 Religion

210 Natural Religion

220 Bible

230 Systematic or Doctrinal Theology

240 Devotional Theology

250 Pastoral Theology

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XXV

Second Summary

260

Ecclesiastical Theology

270

Christian Church History

280

Christian Churches and Sects

290

Non-Christian Religions

300 :

Social Sciences Sociology

310

Statistics

320

Political Science

330

Economics

340

Law

350

Public Administration

360

Social Welfare

370

Education

380

Commerce

390

Customs

400

Linguistics

410

Comparative Linguistics

420

English Language

430

German Germanic Languages

440

French Provengal

450

Italian Rumanian

460

Spanish Portuguese

470

Latin Other Italic

480

Greek Hellenic Group

490

Other Languages

500

Pure Science

510

Mathematics

520

Astronomy

530

Physics

Decimal Classification

XXVI

xxvii

Second Summary

540

Chemistry Crystallography Mineralogy

550

Earth Sciences

560

Paleontology

570

Biological Sciences

580

Botany

590

Zoology

600

Applied Science

610

Medical Sciences

620

Engineering

630

Agriculture

640

Home Economics

650

Business and Business Methods

660

Chemical Technology Industrial Chemistry

670

Manufactures, Continued

680

Manufactures, Continued

690

Building Construction

700

Arts and Recreation

710

Landscape Architecture

720

Architecture

730

Sculpture

740

Drawing Decorative Art

750

Painting

760

Prints and Print Making

770

Photography

780

Music

790

Recreation

820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890

900 910 920 930 940 950 960 970 980 990

English Literature

German and Other Germanic Literatures French, Provengal, Catalan Literatures Italian, Rumanian, Romansch Literatures Spanish and Portuguese Literatures Latin and Other Italic Literatures Greek and Hellenic Group Literatures Literature of Other Languages

History

Geography

Biography

Ancient World History

European History

History of Asia

African History

North American History

South American History

History of Oceania

800 Literature

810 American Literature

Third Summary

000 GENERAL WORKS

001 Knowledge Learning Scholarship

002 The Book

010 Oil 012 013 014

015 016

020 021

022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029

030 031 032 033

Bibliographical Science and Technique

Universal and General Bibliographies Bibliographies of Individuals Bibliographies of Special Classes of Writers Bibliographies of Anonymous and Pseudonymous

works

National Bibliographies

Subject Bibliographies

Library Science

Libraries Establishment and Purpose

Relations

Library Buildings

Library Personnel

Rules for Users of Libraries

Administration

Special Libraries Special Collections

General Libraries

Reading and Reading Guidance

Literary Methods

General Encyclopedias

American

English

German

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Public

xxix

Third Summary

034

French

035

Italian

036

Spanish

037

Russian

038

Scandinavian

039

Other

040 General Collected Essays

050

General Periodicals

060

General Societies

069

Museums

070

Journalism

071

Newspapers in America

072

Newspapers in England

073

Newspapers in Germany

074

Newspapers in France

075

Newspapers in Italy

076

Newspapers in Spain

077

Newspapers in Russia

078

Newspapers in Scandinavia

079

History of Individual Newspapers and of Ne

of Countries not Provided for Above

080

Collected Works

081

Collected Works of Individual Authors

082

Collected Works of Several Authors

090

Book Rarities

091

Manuscripts

092

Block Books

093

Incunabula

Decimal Classification

XXX

094 095 096 097 098

099

Rare Printing

Rare Binding

Rare Illustrations or Materials

Book Plates Ex Libris

Other Kinds of Rarities Based on Intrinsic

Characteristics

Other Kinds of Rarities Based on Extrinsic

Characteristics

100 PHILOSOPHY

101 Esthetics

109 History of Philosophy

110

Metaphysics

111

Ontology

112

Methodology

113

Cosmology

120

Metaphysical Theories

121

Episteniology

123

Freedom

124

Teleology

130

Fields of Psychology

131

Psychosomatics

132

Abnormal Psychology

133

Occultism

134

Hypnotism Mesmerism

135

Dreams

136

Genetic Psychology

137

Individual Psychology

138

Physiognomy

139

Phrenology

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Third Summary

150

Psychology

151

Intelligence

152

Sensation Perception

153

Cognition

154

Memory Learning

155

Imagination

156

Intuition

157

Emotion

158

Conation Movement

159

' Motivation

160

Logic

161

Induction and Scientific Method

162

Deduction

164

Systems of Logic

170

Ethics

171

'i'heoretical Ethics

177

Social or Applied Ethics

179

Individual Ethics

180

Oriental and Ancient Philosophy

181

Oriental Philosophy

182

Pre-Socratic Philosophy

183

Sophism and Socratic Philosophy

184

Platonic Philosophy

185

Aristotelian Philosophy

186

Scepticism and Neo-Platonisiu

187

Epicureanism

188

Stoicism

189

Medieval Philosophy

190

Modern Philosophy

191

American Philosophy

Decimal ChssiEcation

xxxii

192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199

British Philosophy

German Philosophy

French Philosophy

Italian Philosophy

Spanish and Portuguese Philosophy

Russian Philosophy

Scandinavian Philosophy

Other Modern Philosophies

200 RELIGION

210

Natural Religion

211

Deism Atheism Theism

212

Pantheism Theosophy

213

Creation

215

ReUgion and Science

218

Immortahty

220

Bible

221

Old Testament

222

Historical Books

223

Poetic Books

224

Prophetic Books

225

New 'i'estament

226

Gospels and Acts

227

Epistles

228

Apocalypse Revelation

229

Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha

230

Systematic or Doctrinal Theology

231

God

232

Christology

233

Man

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Third Summary

234

Soteriology

235

Saints Angels Devils

236

Eschatology

237

Future Life

238

Statement of Fundamental Religious Belief

239

Apologetics

240

Devorional Theology

241

Moral Theology

242

Meditation

244

Stories Allegories Satires

245

Hymnology

246

Christian Symbolism

247

Esthetics in the Church

248

Personal Religion

249

Family Devotions

250

Pastoral Theology

251

Honiiletics

252

Sermons

253

Pastor

254

Church Administration

258

Social Welfare Work of Church

259

Group Organizations and Leadership

260

F.cclesiastical Theology

261

Christian Social Theology

262

Church Government

263

Christian Sabbath

264

Public Worship

265

Sacraments

266

Missions

267

Religious Associations

268

Religious Education

269

Evangelism

Decimal Classification

xxxiv

270 Christian Church History

271 Religious Orders

274-279 History of Christian Church in Specific Countries

280 Christian Churches and Sects •

281 Primitive Churches

282 Roman Cathohc Church

283 AngHcan Church

284 Protestantism

285 Presbyterianism, Congregationahsm and Reformed

Bodies

286 Baptist Churches and Other Immersionist Sects

287 Methodism

288 Unitarianism

289 Other Christian Sects

290 Non-Christian ReUgions

291 Comparative Mythology

292 Greek and Roman Religion and Mythology

293 Teutonic and Northern Religion and Mythology

294 Buddhism and Brahmanism

295 Non-Semitic Asiatic Religions

296 Judaism

297 Mohammedanism

298 Semitic and Other Non-Christian Religions

300 SOCIAL SCIENCES

301 Sociology

309 History of Social Sciences

310 Statistics

311 Statistical Method

312 Demography

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Third Suiiiuiary

320

Political Science

321

Form of State and Government

322

Province and Function of State and Government

323

Relations of State to Individuals or Groups

324

Elections and Suffrage

325

International Migration and Colonization

326

Slavery

327

International Relations

328

Legislation

329

Political Parties

330

F.conomics

331

Labor and Labor Problems

332

Money, Credit and Banking

333

Land Economics

334

Cooperation

335

Collectivistic Systems

336

Public Finance

337

'Tariff Policy

338

Production and Prices or Planning

339

Income and Wealth

340

Law

341

International Law

342

Constitutional Law

343

Criminal Law

344

Administrative Law

345

U. S. Statutes and Cases

346

British Statutes and Cases

347

Treatises

349

Law Other Than American and British

350

Public Administration

351

Problems of Public Administration

Decimal Classification

xxxvi

352 353

354

Administration of Local Government Administration of United States Federal and State Executive Government Administration of Executive Government Other

Than United States

355

Elements ot Wartare

356

Ground Forces and Services

357

Cavalry

358

Air Forces and Services

359

Naval Forces

360

Social Welfare

361

Social Work and Social Agencies

362

Welfare Services

364

Criminology

365

Penology

366

Associations

367

Social Clubs

368

Insurance

369

Other Associations and Institutions

370

Education

371

Teaching

372

Elementary Education

373

Secondary Education

374

Adult Education

375

Curriculum Course of Study

376

Education of Women

377

Religious and Moral Education

378

College and University Education

379

Education and the State

380

Commerce

381

Domestic Trade

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Third Summary

382

International I'rade

383

Postal Communication

384

Comnmnication

385

Transportation

386

Inland Waterway Transportation

387

Marine Transportation

387,7

Air 'i'ransportation

388

Highway I'ransportation

389

Standardization

390

Custouis

391

Costume and Accessories

392

Customs of Life Cycle

394

Political and Social Customs

395

Etiquette

396

Woman's Position in Society

397

Gypsies

398

Folklore

399

Customs of War

400 LINGUISTICS

408 Collections Artificial-universal Languages

410 Comparative Linguistics

411 Writing

412 Etymology Semantics

413 Lexicography Polyglot Dictionaries

414 Phonology

415 Grammar Morphology Syntax

417 Inscriptions Paleography

418 Texts

419 Language Communicated Otherwise Than by Words or Letters of an Alphabet

Decimal Classification

xxxvui

420 English Language

421 Writing

422 Derivation

423 Dictionaries

424 Synonyms

425 Grammar

427 Patois Slang Dialectology

428 Texts for Learning English Language

429 Old English (Anglo-Saxon), 500-1100 a.d.

Homonyms Antonyms

430 German

439 Germanic Languages

440 French 449 Provencal

450 459

460 469

470 479

480 489

490 491 492 493 494

Italian Rumanian

Spanish Portuguese

Latin .

Other Italic Medieval and Modern Latin (Church

Latin)

Greek

Hellenic Group Modem Greek

Other languages

Indo-European Languages Indo-Hittite

Semitic Languages

Hamitic Languages

Tunguzic, Mongolic, Turkic, Samoyed, Finno-Ugnc

and Hyperborean Languages

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495 496 497 498 499

Third Summary

Sino-Tibetan, Japanese-Korean, Austro-Asiatic

African Languages

North American Languages

South American Languages

Austroncsian

500 PURE SCIENCE

510

Mathematics

511

Arithmetic

512

Algebra

513

Geometry

514

'I'rigonometry

515

Descriptive Geometry

516

Euclidean Analytic Geometry

517

Calculus

518

Special Functions

519

Probability

520

Astronomy

521

Celestial Dynamics

522

Observatories and Instruments

523

Descriptive Astronomy

Astrophysics

525

Earth

526

Geodesy

527

Celestial Navigation

528

Nautical Almanacs

529

Measurement of Time

530

Physics

531

Mechanics of Solids

532

Mechanics of Liquids

533

Mechanics of Gases

Decimal Classification

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534 535 536

537 539

540

541

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560 561 562 563 564 565

Sound

Optics

Heat

Electricity and Magnetism

Molecular, Nuclear, Atomic Physics

Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Apparatus and Equipment for Chemical Laboratories

Analysis

Qualitative Analysis

Quantitative Analysis

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry Crystallography Mineralogy

Earth Sciences

Physical and Dynamic Geology

Petrology

Economic and Applied Geology

Geology of Europe

Geology of Asia

Geology of Africa

Geology of North America

Geology of South America

Geology of Oceania and Polar Regions

Paleontology

Paleobotany Invertebrate Paleozoology

Protozoa, Porifera, Cnidaria, Echinodermata

Mollusca and Molluscoidea

Arthropoda

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Third Summary

566

Vertebrate paleozoology

567

Fishes

568

Sauropsida (reptiles and birds)

570

Biological Sciences

571

Archeology

572

Anthropology

573

Physical anthropology

574

Biology

575

Evolution

576

Microbiology

578

Biological Techniques

579

Biological and Natural History Collections

580

Botany

581

Plant Physiology and Morphology.

582

Systematic or Taxonomic Botany

583

Dicotyledons

584

Monocotyledons

585

Gymnosperms

586

Cryptogams

587

Pteridophytes

588

Bryophytes

589

'I'hallophytes

590

Zoology

591

General zoology

592

Invertebrates

593.1

Protozoa

593.2

Mesozoa

593.4

Porifera

593.5

Cnidaria

593.8

Ctenophora

593.9

Echinodermata

Decimal Classification

xlii

xliii

Third Summary

594

Mollusca and Molluscoidea

595.1

Vermes

595.3

Crustacea

595.4

Arachnida

595.5

Onychophora

595.6

Myriapoda

595.7

Insecta (Hexapoda)

596

Chordates

597

Fishes

597.6

Amphibia

598.1

Reptiha

598.2

Aves

599

Mammals

600 APPLIED SCIENCE

608 Patents

610 Medical Sciences

611 Anatomy

612 Human Physiology

613 Personal Hygiene

614 Public Health and Preventive Medicine

615 Therapeutics

616 Internal and Clinical Medicine

617 Surgery

618 Gynecology and Obstetrics 618.9 Pediatrics

618.97 Gerontology

620 Engineering

621 Mechanical Engineering

622 Mining Engineering

623 Military Engineering

624 Structural Engineering

625 Transportation Engineering

627 Hydraulic Engineering

628 Sanitary Engineering

629 Other Branches of Engineering

630 Agriculture

631 Farm Management

632 Injurious Factors in Crop Production

633 Field Crops

634 Fruit Culture 634.9 Forestry

635 Horticulture

636 Animal Husbandry

637 Dairy Industry

638 Bee, Silkworm Culture

639 Hunting, Fishing Industries

640 Home Economics

641 Food

642 Dining and Entertaining

643 Home Planning

646 Clothing and Personal Appearance

647 Household Organization and Administration

648 Household Sanitation

649 Home Care of Children and Home Nursing

650 Business and Business Methods

651 Office Management

652 Writing

653 Shorthand

655 Graphic Arts Industries

657 Accounting

658 Business Management

659.1 Advertising, Publicity and Public Relations

Decimal Classification

xliv

xlv

Third Summary

660 Chemical Technology Industrial Chemistry

661 Industrial Chemicals

662 Explosives Fuel Technology Industrial Carbons

663 Beverages

664 Food Manufacture and Processing

665 Lubricants Petroleum Technology

666 Ceramic Technology

667 Cleaning and Bleaching Dyeing

668 Other Organic Chemical Materials and Products

669 Metallurgy

670 Manufactures, Continued

671 Metal Manufactures

672 Iron and Steel Iron Alloys

673 Other Metals and Their Alloys

674 Lumber Manufactures

675 Leather and Fur Industries

676 Pulp, Paper and Cellulose Manufacture

677 Textile and Other Fiber Manufactures

678 Rubber Manufactures and Rubber

679 Other Manufactures

680 Manufactures, Continued

682 Small Forge Work

683 Gunsmithing

684 Woodworking

685 Leather Goods Manufacture

687 Apparel Manufacturing

688 Small Article Manufacture

690 Building Construction

691 Building Construction Materials

692 Construction Practices

693 Systems of Building Construction

694 Wood Construction

695 Details of Building Construction

696 Fittings for Building Construction

697 Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning

Engineering

698 Decoration in Building Construction

700 ARTS AND RECREATION

701 Philosophy and Theory

704 Art Essays, Lectures, Addresses

708 Galleries, Museums and Private Collections

709 Art History

710 Landscape Architecture

711 City Planning

712 Types of Landscape Design

713 Landscape Construction and Maintenance

714 Water Features in Landscape Architecture

715 Trees, Shrubs and Hedges in Landscape Architecture

716 Herbaceous Plants or Annuals in Landscape

Architecture

717 Structures in Landscape Architecture

718 Planning of Cemeteries

719 Planning of Natural Landscape Reservations

720 Architecture

722 Ancient Architecture

723 Medieval Architecture

724 Modern Architecture

725 Public Buildings

726 Ecclesiastical Architecture

727 Educational Architecture

728 Domestic Architecture

729 Architectural Design and Decoration

Decimal Classification

xlvi

Industrial Production

730 Sculpture

731 Materials and Methods of Sculpture

732 Ancient Sculpture (3000 b.c- ) Sculpture

733 Classical Sculpture (1 500 b.c.-476 a.d.)

734 Christian Sculpture Eastern Sculpture

735 Modern Sculpture

736 Carving of Special Materials

737 Numismatics

738 Ceramic Sculpture

739 Metal Sculpture

740 Drawing Decorative Art

741 Freehand Drawing

742 Perspective

743 Anatomy for Artists

744 Technical Drafting Illustration

745 Decorative Art and Design

746 Laces Tapestries Needlework

747 Interior Decoration

748 Glassware

749 Furniture and Accessories

750 Painting

751 Materials and Methods of Pamtmg

752 Color Theory and Practice

753 Epic Painting

754 Genre Painting

755 Religious Painting

756 Historical Painting

757 Portraiture

758 Landscape Still Life

759 History of Painting

Primitive

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Thiid Summary

760

Prints and Print Making

761

Relief Prints

763

Surface or Flat Prints

765

Metal Engravings

766

Aquatints Mezzotints

767

Etchings Dry Points

769

Collections of Prints

770

Photography

771

Photographic Materials

772

Metallic Salt Processes of Photography

773

Pigment Processes of Photography

778

Applied Photography

779

Collections of Photographs

780

Music

781

'I'heory and Technique of Music

782

Dramatic Music Theater Music

783

Church Music

784

Vocal Music

785

Instrumental Ensembles

786

Keyboard Instruments

787

String Instruments

788

Wind Instruments

789

Percussion Instruments Mechanical Reproduction

of Music

790

Recreation

791

Shows

792

Theater

793

Parties Other Entertainment

794

Chess Checkers

795

Card and Table Games

796

Athletics and Sports

Decimal Classification

xlviii

Third Summary

797 798 799

Aquatic Sports Air Sports Equestrian Sports Racing Hunting Sports

800 LITERATURE

804

808 808.8

809

Essays Lectures Addresses

Literary Composition Rhetoric

Collections from Several Literatures Written Originally

in Different Languages

History of Literature

810 American Literature

820

English Literature

821

English Poetry

822

English Drama

823

Enghsh Fiction

824

English Essays

825

English Oratory

826

English Letters

827

English Satire and Humor

828

English Miscellany

829

Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Literature

830

German Literature

839

Other Germanic Literatures

840 French Literature

849 Provencal Literature 849.9 Catalan Literature

850 Italian Literature 859 Rumanian Literature

859.9 Romansch (Rhetic) Literature

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860 Spanish Literature 869 Portuguese Literature

870 Latin Literature

871 Latin Poetry

872 Latin Dramatic Poetry

873 Latin Epic Poetry

874 Latin Lyric Poetry

875 Latin Oratory

876 Latin Letters

877 Latin Satire and Humor

878 Latin Miscellany

879 Other Italic, Medieval and Modern Latin Literature

880 Greek Literature

881 Greek Poetry

882 Greek Dramatic Poetry

883 Greek Epic Poetry

884 Greek Lyric Poetry

885 Greek Oratory

886 Greek Letters

887 Greek Satire and Humor

888 Greek Miscellany

889 Hellenic Group, Modern Greek Literature

890 Literature of Other Languages

891 Indo-European Literatures

892 Semitic Literatures

893 Hamitic Literatures

894 Tunguzic, Mongolic, Turkic, Samoyed, Finno-Ugric and Hyperborean Literatures

894.8 Caucasic and Dravidian Literatures

895 Sino-Tibetan, Japanese-Korean, and Austro-Asiatic Literatures

896 897 898 899 899.9

Decimal Classification

African Literatures North Ameriean Literatures South American Literatures Austronesian Literatures Other Literatures

900 HISTORY

909 Modern World History

910 Geography

911 Human Geography

912 Atlases

913 Geography of Ancient World

914 Geography of Europe

915 Geography of Asia

916 Geography of Africa

917 Geography of North America

918 Geography of South America

919 Geography of Oceania and Polar Regions

920 Biography

929 Genealogy and Heraldry

930 Ancient World History

932 Ancient Egypt

933 Ancient Hebrew Civilization

935 Ancient Near East

936 Ancient European Tribes

937 Ancient Rome

938 Ancient Greece

939 Other Ancient Civilizations

940 European History

941 Scotland

U

Third Summary

941.5 Irish Republic (Eire)

941.6 Northern Ireland

942 England 942.9 Wales

943 Germany

943.6 Austria 943.648 Lichtenstcin 943.68 Trieste

943.7 Czechoslovakia

943.8 Poland

943.9 Hungary

944 France 944.949 Monaco

945 Italy 945.4 San Marino 945.8 Malta

946 Spain

946.7 Andorra

946.8 Gibraltar

946.9 Portugal

947 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics European Part

947.2 Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic

947.3 Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic

947.4 Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic 947.41 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic

947.5 Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic

947.6 Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic

947.7 Ukranian Soviet Socialist Republic 947.9 Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic

947.91 Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic

947.92 Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic

948 Scandinavia

949 Other European Countries

Decimal Classification

lii

950 ]

History of Asia

951

China

952

Japan

953

Arabia

954

India

954.1

Bhutan

954.2

Nepal

954.7

Pakistan

954.8

Ceylon

955

Iran

956

957

Near East . • • d 4. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Asiatic Fart

958

Middle East

959

French Indo-China

959.1

Union of Burma

959.3

Siam

959.5

Federation of Malaya

959.52

Singapore

960

African History

961

North Africa

962

Egypt

963

Ethiopia

963.5

Italian East Africa

964

Vlorocco

965

Algeria

966

North Central Africa

967

South Central Africa

968

South Africa

969

Islands of Indian Ocean

970

North American History

971

Canada

972

Mexico

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Third Summary

972.8

Central America

972.9

West Indies Antilles

973

United States

974

Northeastern States

975

Southeastern States

976

South Central or Gulf States

977

North Central or Lake States

978

Western or Mountain States

979

Pacific States

980

South American History

981

Brazil

982

Argentina

983

Chile

984

Bolivia

985

Peru

986.1

Colombia

986.2

Panama

986.3

Panama Canal and Canal Zone

986.6

Ecuador

987

Venezuela

988

Guianas

989.2

Paraguay

989.5

Uruguay

990

History of Oceania

991

Indonesia

992

Sunda

993

Melanesia

994

Australia

995

Papua-New Guinea

996

Polvnesia and Micronesia

997

Isolated Islands

998

Arctic Regions

999

Antarctic Regions

Form Divisions

01 Philosophy Theory Methodology

02 Compends Handbooks Outlines

Includes digests, syllabuses, charts, manuals

03 Dictionaries Encyclopedias

Includes concordances, lexicons, glossaries,

vocabularies

04 Essays Addresses Lectures

05 Periodicals Directories Almanacs

06 Associations Societies

Includes transactions, reports, charters,

regulations, lists of members

07 Study and Teaching

Includes research and experimentation

08 Collections

09 History and General Local Treatment 092 Biography

Iv

\

000 General Works

001

KNOWLEDGE LEARNING SCHOLARSHIP

Includes concept of knowledge, technical and scientific processes of study and research and intellectual cooperation

For Application oi above to particular field of knowledge or

learning, see specific sub;ect

002

010

THE BOOK

Value Influence

It is recommended that the History of books be classified in 655.4

For Technical or specific discussions of printing, publishmg, book-selJing, see 65 S

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUE

Introduction Theory Method

Includes book collecting, bibliomania, bibliographic control

Oil

011-016

BIBLIOGRAPHIC WORKS

Lists of works Catalogs of books Indexes Collec- tions of brief abstracts

Previous editions have provided 017-019 for catalogs, but as most libraries make no distinction between bibliogra- phies and catalogs, these numbers have been omitted in this edition

UNIVERSAL AND GENERAL

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Author arrangement of bibliographies not limited to any par- ticular subject, time, or locale, e.g. Brunet's Manuel de Libraire et de I'Amateur de Livres

&

01

2-Ol6

Decimal Classification

012

013

014

015

016

BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF INDIVIDUALS

Bibliography of works by or about an individual or both. Use

oSnLber is limited to works of ^^^^^f^^^^^^^^Z importance does not lie in specific sub,ect fields or whose works are too general to fit any specific subject

For Bibliographies of individuals closely related to specific

subjects, see 016

BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF SPECIAL^CLASS^ES^^

Bibliography of works whose chief value lies in authors' having fonie common characteristic, e.g. alumni of college, members of religious organization

BIBUOGRAPHIES^OFANONYMOUS^AND^

May be divided like 030

NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Bibliography of works published in .me Pl-, whether cou^^^ try, city, or publishing house Fress books

indexes of government publications

May be divided like 940-999, e.g. Books published in Bel- gium, 015.493 ^ ^,^ For BibJiographies of works about a place, see 016

SUBJECT BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Bibliographies of works devoted to a single subject or bibliog- tJiDiiogidpuic^ "Ppcf books" Brief abstracts

raphies arranged by subject Best booKS

May be divided like whole classification, e.g. Bibhogratjy ot Uavd in England, 016.9142; ^^ath exception o Bibliog- raphies of music itself, 781.97; Children's books, 028_5 X interest in subject bibliography lies with specific sub- ject rather than in bibliography, class in general number for ubject It is recommended in this case that bibliography be septaud from rest of general material on sub.eet by a sym- bol, e.g. Bibliography of organic chemistry, 547

5 020

General Works

020-02

1.6

LIBRARY SCIENCE

For Form divisions ,l-S and .7-.9, see p. Iv. An exception in .6 toUows:

jS Societies Clubs Conferences

Includes "Friends of the library" ,622 National Associations

,623 State and Regional Associations

.624 Local Clubs

,63 Conferences

021 LIBRARIES ESTABLISHMENT AND

PURPOSE PUBLIC RELATIONS

2 Library as Educational Force

Active participation of libraries in education and role of li- braries in adult education

For Readers' guidance, see 028.8; AduJt education, 374;

Library's participation in education by means of media

other than books, 02]. 4

3 Library in Relation to Other Institutions

Relationship between libraries and other educational or spe- cial institutions, e.g. schools, museums

For Libraries owned and administered by schools, see

027.8

A Library Service by Means of Media Other Than Books

Services of library to organized groups, e.g. study clubs, read- ing and discussion groups, provision of leaders, and by lec- tures, institutes, television, radio broadcasts, plays, music, use of film, and exhibitions

.6 Library Extension

At least minimum provision for library service to all people by means of effective units supplemented by state and fed- eral aid Includes traveling libraries

For Role oi state in library extension, see 021.8

021.62-021.9 021.62

Decimal Classification

M

.7

.8

.81

.82

.85

.89

.9

Units of Service

Includes county and regional libraries with machinery of stations, branches, school deposits, and bookmobiles For Reports, administration of county and regional li- braries, see 027.42

Coordination and Cooperation between Libraries

Cooperation and specialization schemes of book selection and purchase Cooperative classification and catalogmg Union catalogs Bibliographic centers Liberal inter- library lending Cooperative storage reservoirs Co- ordinated personnel policies Publicity

For Cooperation in speciiic departments, see depart- ment, e.g. Cooperative cataloging, 02S3S; Interlibrary lending, 025.6

Library Publicity

Presentation of resources and problems of libraries by adver- tising and publicity in the press, on the radio, and by means of lobbying, for purpose of gaining and mamtammg mterest and support

Library and the State Government Supervision

Library Commissions

For Commissions' reports stressing work of state's public libraries, see 027.4; Special work of commissions, subject unless it seems desirable to keep all commissions' work together

Exchanges of Publications

By state or central authority

For Exchanges between individual libraries, see 025.22

Library Legislation

For Laws of special subjects, see subject, e.g. Law for li- brary commissions. 02L82

Library Support

Taxation Appropriations Endowments

General Works

022-024

022

.1

.2

3

A

.7 .8 .9

LIBRARY BUILDINGS Location Site

Materials Protection

Building materials Protection against fire and other dan- gers Insurance

It is recommended that Design, Plans, Construction, Re- modeling be classified in Library Architecture, 727.8

Shelving Storage

Stacks Cases for special materials Storage building Cooperative storage

Lighting

Heating Ventilation Air conditioning

Furniture Fixtures Equipment

Carriers Communication systems Elevators Floor coverings

023

.3

.4

.5

A .9

LIBRARY PERSONNEL

Appointment Certification Promotion Federal, State and Local Civil Service

Tenure

Governing Board

Trustees Directors Regents Library committees

Executive

Librarian Department heads

Staff

Qualifications Staff meetings

For Directories of the staffs of particular libraries, see 027

Classification and Pay Plans Pensions Retirement Staff Rules

024

RULES FOR USERS OF LIBRARIES

025

.11

.12

.129

.17

.171

.172

.173

.176

.177

.178

.179

Decimal Classification

8

General Works

025.21-025.8

ADMINISTRATION

Administration and supervision of various departments of li-

braries

For Administration of specific types of libraries, see 026 and

027

Finance

Budgets Cost records Accounting procedure

Where interest in accounting procedure lies chiefly in its relation to Accounting rather than in application to specific subject, class in 657

Printing and Publications

Reports Statistics Catalogs Bulletins

Duplication Processes

Microphotography Mimeographing Multigraph- ing Photostating

Other processes for duplicating library materials For Machines and mechanical processes, see 65i

Treatment of Special Materials

Manuscripts Archival Material Rarities

Pamphlets

Serials Documents

Picture collections Slides

Maps

Art Material

Prints Engravings Films

Music

Scores Records

Other Special Materials

Microfilms Microcards

^XTook coJJecdng, see 010; Lists and aids to selection and buying, 011-016 and 028

025.21

.22

.3

.32

.33

.34

.35

.37 .4

.46 .5

.7

A

Book Selection Process

Methods Duplication Best sellers Censorship Weeding Cooperation Specialization

Methods of Acquisition

Sources Order work Exchange and gift work

Special materials Preparation

Cataloging

Rules

Subject Headings

Cataloging of Special Materials

Cooperative Efforts

Cooperative cataloging Union catalogs

Filing

Classification

Principles Systems Notation Cooperative studies

Classification of Special Subjects

Reference Service

Reference function of libraries Administration of refer- ence libraries

For Readers' advisory sen-ice, see 028,8

Circulation Service

Administration of circulation work Equipment Interlibrary lending

For Rules of library users, see 024

Charging systems

Binding Repair

Restoration of books after damage or wear

For Methods of preventing damage or wear, see 025.8; Bookbinding as a trade, 6SSAS

Arrangement Preservation

Book numbers Inventory Preservation against injury, heat, insects

026-027-63

026

Decimal Classification

10

027

.1

.3

.4

.42

.5

.6 .62

^3

SPECIAL LIBRARIES SPEC.AL^^^^^^^^

History Reports Administration Statistics

Includes everything about special libraries not more useful in preceding sections

GENERAL LIBRARIES

History Reports Administration Statistics

Includes everything about libraries not more useful in pre- ceding sections

Private and Family Libraries

Class this type of library here, even after it has been sold or merged in public library Proprietary Society Club Athenaeum Libraries

Libraries that are semi-private, requiring membership for admission

For Society libraries after they have become public h'- braries, see 027 A

Subscription Rental Libraries

Libraries which are open to anyone upon payment of fee

Public Libraries

Branch Libraries County Libraries Regional Li-

braries

For Extension function alone, see 02L62

National and International Libraries

Bibliotheque National^ Pan-American Union, UN Library Library Service for Special Age or Societal Groups Children s Libraries Young People s Libraries

Administration and work with children and young people Story telling

Where interest in story telling lies chiefly in relation to

education, class in 372.21

For School libraries, see 027^8; Children s readmg,

028.5 Libraries for Foreign Bom and Minority Groups

11

General Works

C27.64-028.5

027.64

.65

M

£1

•7

Z

028

Libraries for Industrial Workers

Merchant marine hbrarics Labor union hbraries

Government Agency Libraries

Army mihtary post and camp hbrarics Warship and navy yard hbrarics Pohce and fire department libraries U. S. State Department libraries in foreign countries

For Government department hbraries devoted to spe- cial subjects, see 026

Welfare Institution Libraries

Includes library service for the handicapped; hbrary serv- ice in hospitals, reformatories and prisons

Religious Organization Libraries

Sectarian or denominational hbraries not hmited as to sub- ject, e.g. Monasteries, Sahation Army

For Rehgious hbraries, see 026; School libraries, 027.8 College aid University Libraries Junior College Li- braries

School Libraries

Foi Children's libraries, see 027,62

028-029 SUBJECTS ALLIED TO LIBRARY SCIENCE

READING AND READING GUIDANCE

Includes lists and collections of book reviews not limited to any one subject and designed as aid in selecting individual reading Reviewing

For Teaching of reading, see 372.4; Reading techniques in public speaking, 8083"^; Abstracting, 029.4

Reading Courses

Includes discussion and lists of books for individual reading

For Remedial reading in elementary educ^tion, see 372.4; Remedial reading other than elementary, 428.4

Children's Books

Includes discussion and lists of books; children as authors

028.7-036

028.7

Ji

.9

029

.4 3 JS

030

031

032

033 034 035

036

Decimal Classification

12

13

General Works

036.9-060

Use of Books and Libraries As Sources of Information

Includes use of reference books

Reader Guidance

Includes readers' advisory service

Reading Habits and Tastes of the Community

Surveys Research information

LITERARY METHODS

Abstracting

Indexing

Preparation of Manuscript or Copy

Preparation of manuscripts or copy in -^^'^''^^J^'^^, publication, radio broadcasting, television or motion pic

tures

Fo, Style of w„.ing '"^"p';"-^^::^^^^ motion pictures, see 808; fioot reaaing, u?:>. , ,

ism, 070 GENERAL ENCYGLOPEDIAS

Includes "curiosities," books of questions, "qmzzes

For Encyclopedias devoted to a single subject, see sub/ect, e.g. Encyclopedia of social sciences, 303

AMERICAN

Encyclopedias in English, but of North American origm

ENGLISH ^ ^ . .

Encyclopedias in Enghsh primarily of Enghsh ongm

GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN

SPANISH . . , ,.

Fncvclopedias written in Spanish but originating in Latm Amcdca m ay be separated by adding initial of country m wS It originated,'e.g. Spanish encyclopedia origmating m Argentina, A036

036.9

037

A

.9

Portuguese

May be divided like 036, e.g. Portuguese encyclopedia orig nating in Brazil, BO 36.9

RUSSIAN

Other Slavic

May be divided like 491.8, e.g. Polish encyclopedia, 037.85

Ukranian Ruthenian

1-

039

040

038 SCANDINAVIAN

.6-.82 May be divided like 439.6-.82, e.g. Nordisk Familjebok,

038.82

OTHER

May be divided like 420-499 except as provided above, e.g. Encyclopedia Japonica, 039.956

GENERAL COLLECTED ESSAYS

Monographs Addresses Lectures

Includes only collections, too general to go in a specific sub- ject, of non-literary essays or articles

May be divided like 030

For Collections oi essays about Literature in general, see

804; Collections oi French h'terary essays, M4M

GENERAL PERIODICALS

May be divided like 030 or arranged alphabetically by title

For Periodicals devoted to particular subjects or for material

about them, see subject, e.g. Scientific periodicals, SOS

GENERAL SOCIETIES

Learned societies, academies, foundations, international associa- tions, conferences, and congresses whose activity is not limited to specific subjects, e.g. unesco. Academy of Paris

For Societies which have specific purpose or sub/eCt, see sub- ject, e.g. Pubhcations of Amexiczn Historical Society, 973.06

050

060

069-069.6

Decimal Classification

14

069

.2

.4

MUSEUMS , , ■> ■ vAi

Full tables designed for use of museums may be found m Edi- tions 12, 13, and slightly cut m Edition 14

It is recommended that libraries classify museum material with subject of museum's specialization, e.g. Science museums, 507, Art museums, 708 Material on museums devoted .0 smgle subject may be d,-

vided ,*e the '*>^.,tf ToT^Trprw "al num-

ts r:ra?;br;t:Sere/prese..«on ■>' »p--

mens in biological museums, 579

Educational Function of Museums

Work with children Adult education Circulation of objects, collections, exhibits, slides, and films

It is recommended that Museum Buildings be classified in 727.6, except Art Galleries, 727.7

Museum Equipment

Furniture Furnishings Supplies

Collecting and Preparation of Museum Materials for

Exhibit ^. ,

r, • \.rr Restoring Construction ot Expeditions Repairmg Restormg

models Construction of groups

U is recommended *^' «.f ior^t'^^^^^^^

cial materials be classified with the subject, e.g. of science materials, 507.4

Museum Collections and Exhibits

Acquisition Registration Accessioning methods Catalogs Guides

Exhibition

Museum Administration

Organization Personnel forts

Finance Cooperative ef-

15

General Works

070-070.43

070

.13

1

3

A

.41

.43

JOURNALISM

Business of managing, editing and writing for journals and news- papers Includes press associations, syndicates

For Newspapers themselves, see 071-079; Periodicals, 050; Form divisions .5-.9, p. Iv, exceptions A- A follow:

The Press

Theory Ethics Standards Influence Scope and importance

"The Press" is an inclusive term for newspaper, magazine

and book publication

Includes relation to Economics, Literature and other

fields

Relation to the State

Includes laws governing the Press, censorship and libel

For Theoretical discussions of freedom of press, see 323A4

Business Management of Newspapers and Magazines

Management of various departments such as composing and press rooms, circulation and advertising departments Includes cost of production, sources of income

For Printing, see 655; Advertising, 659. J; Circulation sur- veys, 658.83

Editorial Management

Includes news channels, e.g. news by telegraph and radio, news bureaus, syndicated news

Correspondence Headlines Ed-

News and News Writing

News gathering Interviewing

Reporting Style in news writing iting and makeup Copyreading

Includes radio news writing

For Aids for writing in form acceptable for pubhsh- ing, see 029.6

Editorials and Editorial Writing

070.48-076

Decimal Classification

16

070.48

.489

071

.1 3

072 073 074 075 076

Journalism Designed to Interest Special Groups

Management of publications sP^^^^^jf ^"^ /" ^f !""; J'^t- ary criticism and opinion, news, techmcal and trade ma terial and other special interests Includes digests, foreign language publications

For School journalism, see 371.805; Newspapers, 071-

079; Magazines, 051-059

Pictorial Journalism

Magazines and newspapers which tell stones by means of pictures and running commentary 1 abloids

For Newsreel photography, see 778.5; Newspapers,

071-079; Magazines, 051-059

071-079 HISTORY OF INDIVIDUAL NEWSPAPERS

and oi newspapers of specific countries Large libraries may arrange newspapers by this pian but more common practice is to arrange them al- phabetically by name

NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA

American and Canadian newspapers

Newspapers in Canada Newspapers in United States

072-078 HISTORY OF INDIVIDUAL EUROPEAN NEWSPAPERS

and of newspapers of specific European countries May be divided like 942-948 NEWSPAPERS IN ENGLAND NEWSPAPERS IN GERMANY NEWSPAPERS IN FRANCE NEWSPAPERS IN ITALY NEWSPAPERS IN SPAIN

J7

077 078

Genera] Works

077-092

080

081

.5

'■^

082

090

091

.5

092

NEWSPAPERS IN RUSSIA NEWSPAPERS IN SCANDINAVIA

079 HISTORY OF INDIVIDUAL NEWSPAPERS

and of newspapers of countries not provided for

above

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Mexican,

079.72, Chinese, 079.51

COLLECTED WORKS

Collection of several articles of different subjects brought to- gether in a single work, collection, or series of books

COLLECTED WORKS OF INDIVIDUAL

AUTHORS

Complete or collected works of author, too broad in interest to

be classified in one subject

For Collected non-hterary essays of an author, too broad in scope to he classified in one subject, see 040

COLLECTED WORKS OF SEVERAL

AUTHORS

Collection of works by various authors on different subjects, e.g. Home University series Includes miscellanies, extracts

BOOK RARITIES

Works on bibliographical or literary history or critical accounts of books possessing some characteristic, such as script, binding, illustration, which makes them rare or valuable. Rare works or facsimiles are usually classified according to subjects they cover; some libraries, however, prefer to place them in 090-099

MANUSCRIPTS

For Manuscripts important chiefly because of illumination, see 096

Autographs BLOCK BOOKS

093-099

093

094

095 0%

097 098

099

Decimal Classification

i8

INCUNABULA

Works about books printed before 1 500

RARE PRINTING

Works about books of great rarity but priirted after 1500 e^. Elzevirs; privately printed books; small editions; unique, lim- ited, and first editions

RARE BINDING

RARE ILLUSTRATIONS OR MATERIALS Illuminations Printing on vellum, silk Printing in gold or silver

For Book illustration, see 741.64; Technique of illumma-

tion, I'^Shl BOOK PLATES EX LIBRIS

nTHFR KINDS OF RARITIES BASED ^^"^^ON INTRINSIC CHARACTERISTICS

Banned books or books prohibited by -^^ "l^ ,tv to"l to ity Lost books Hoaxes Romans a clef (key to liter

ary characters drawn from life)

nTHFR KINDS OF RARITIES BASED

^ ON EXTRINSIC CHARACTERISTICS

Works of exceptional dimensions

100 Philosophy

Whole body oi ihon^i concerning the kind oi \vox\^ we Jive in, the kind oi beings we are, and our

relation io \hQ woiXd

For Philosophy of specific sub/ects, see subjects, e.g. Philoso- phy oi science, S^\; Form divisions 1-^, p. Iv

101 ESTHETICS

Theories and standards of value in the realm of beauty and the

arts For Esthetics oi specific sub/ects, see sub/ects, e.g. Esthetics of fine arts, 70 J. 1, Literary esthetics, 801

109 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

Comprehensive works

For Oriental and ancient philosophy, see ISO's; Modern phi- losophy, 190's

19

H!

Ill

112

113

110 METAPHYSICS

Science of existence

ONTOLOGY

Theory of being or reality

subject, e.g. Methodology of physics, 530.1

"\rL' \eco.™nded «,.t Cos„,oso.y (.h=o„ o. origin of the

universe) be classified in 523.1

121

123

124

128

120 METAPHYSICAL THEORIES

EPISTEMOLOGY

Theory of knowledge, its origin and sources, limits, validity

FREEDOM

Nature of human liberty

TELEOLOGY

Theory of purpose, e.g. that everything in the world is a product of design It is recommended that SOUL be classified in 218 or 233.5

ao

21

130

FIELDS OF PSYCHOLOGY

For Psychology in general, see 150

131 PSYCHOSOMATICS

Relationship of body functions to mental processes For Psychosomatic medicine, see 616.08

.3 Clinical Psychology

For Psychological testmg, see 151./

.32 Psychotherapy

Psychological treatment of mental ills

■'" X-t'rf me„.a, and ne.ous disorde. by a„a,y* of

emotional history of patient

Includes psychoanalytic schools, e.g. Freud, Adler, Jung

132 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

Irrcludcs irrational, abnormal, or deranged mental processes; then

causes; mental symptoms of disease

For Medical treatment of these disorders see Nervous system and neurology, 616.8; Psychoses and psychiatry, 616.89

133-135 PSEUDOPSYCHOLOGY

133 OCCULTISM ^ .

Belief in hidden or mysterious powers and possibility of human

control of them (y7 Psychical Research or Parapsychology

Investigation of obscure, unexplained, or questionable men- tal or spiritual phenomena

Apparitions

Includes ghosts

Divination

Includes prophecies; crystal gazing, fortune telling, numerol- ogy .4 Witchcraft

Includes sorcery, necromancy, demonology

.1

.3

22

23

Philosophy

133.5-136.4

133.5

j6

.7

.9

.93

134

135

136

.1

.2

.3

.4

Astrology

Includes horoscopes, zodiac signs

Palmistry Charlatanry

Telepathy

Includes clairvoyance, clairaudience, mind reading, thought transference

Spiritualism

Includes mediums, trances

Psychic Phenomena

Includes automatic writing, trance speaking

HYPNOTISM MESMERISM

Includes animal magnetism

DREAMS

Includes types of dreams and their interpretation

136-139 DIFFERENTIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology of group and individual differ- ences

GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY

Inquiry into course of growth in individuals

Sex Psychology

Influence of sex in personality development

Environmental Psychology

Influence on individuals of physical and social surroundings

For Social psychology, see 301.1

Evolutionary Psychology

Influence of heredity on personal characteristics

Ethnopsychology

Psychology of races or folk psychology

136.5-137-7

136.5

.7

.71

.73

.76

137

.7

Decimal Classification

24

Adult Psychology

Psychology of maturity and senescence

Child Psychology

normal children

For Educational psychology, see 370.15; Child care and fnanagetent, 649jf Pediatncs, 618.9; Soaal problems of youth, 301.46

Infant Psychology

Psychology of babyhood and infancy, 1-2 years (formerly classified in 136.7352)

Adolescent Psychology

Psychology of puberty and youth, 12-25 years

It is recommended that Psychology of babyhood and in- fancy be classified in 136.71

Psychology of Exceptional Children

Development of children who deviate considerably froin no'STg. physically handicapped, mentally handicapped or gifted

For Education of exceptional children, see 371.9

137-139 CHARACTER ANALYSIS

INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology of character Individuality Personality develop-

ment

Includes psychical variations between one individual and an- other, personality traits, temperaments

Graphology

Character analysis by study of handwriting

:>.

25

137.8

Philosophy

137.8-140

138

139

140

Personality Tests

Description or characterization of personality by self-inventory, rating, projection tests, e.g. Thematic apperception, Humm- Wadsworth temperament scale, Rorschach psychodiagnostic test

For Psychological testing, see 151.2

PHYSIOGNOMY

Determination of character from analysis of features

PHRENOLOGY

Study of skull structure as indicative of mental faculties

It is recommended that PHILOSOPHIC SYSTEMS be

classified in 180-190

150 PSYCHOLOGY

150.1

.13

.19

.7

.72

151

.1

2

.22

.3

Study of human behavior

For Social psychology, see 30] J; Educational psyc^^^^^^^^^ Fidds of psychology, 130; Form divisions .2- A .8 .9, p.

Psvcholoeical Theories

Cud ' raHonal psychology, .he study that se* ,o account foi facts of consciousness by underlying principles

*t:dc!;t:"«Hcatio„s of psychology, thch usefulness,

value, importance

For Applications of psychology to specific subjects, see subjects, e.g. Psychology of art, 701

Systems of Psychology

Includes Gestalt psychology, Behaviorism

Study and Teaching of Psychology

Experimental Psychology

Study of psychology by experimental methods

INTELLIGENCE

Genius

"Cef ;!"'-, their construeHon and adnrinlstratlon,

scoring, interpretation of results

For Educational tests and measurements, see 371.^0

Intellieence and Aptitude Tests , w ..

""'.tlLs individuri and .-. vcrW »d n^n-ve^^^ ^

eg Stanford-Binet, Yerkes point scale, uus g f

Army Alpha and Beta tests

Comparative or Animal Psychology

~ Study of mental life of lower animals

26

27

152

Philosophy

152-158.43

S

153

154

.1

A

.5

155 156

157

158

A

.42

.43

SENSATION PERCEPTION

Includes sensory mechanisms, visual, auditory, olfactory, gusta- tory, tactile sensations; elements, errors, special classes of per- ception

For Physiology oi senses and sensation, see 6 J 2.8

Psychophysics

Study of relations between mental and physical processes Includes psychomctry, the measurement of speed and pre- cision of mental processes

COGNITION

Capacity of the mind for knowledge and understanding Includes active mental functions, e.g. thinking, association of ideas, judgment, reasoning

MEMORY LEARNING

Memory

Includes memory aids, e.g. mnemonics

Learning

Methods, types of learning Aids to learning

Forgetting

Includes causes of memory lapses

IMAGINATION INTUITION

EMOTION

Includes emotional states, expression of emotion, varieties of emotion, e.g. fear, love, surprise, jealousy

CONATION MOVEMENT

Drives, impulses, and actions resulting from them

Involuntary Movement

Innate

Includes reflexes, conditioned response, instinct

Acquired

Includes habit

158.5-159

Decimal Classification

28

158.5 .8

159

Voluntary Movement

Special Motor Functions

Includes locomotion, vocal and graphic expression

^^ncl'dri'd^'om and tram.ng of the will; adaptability

161

162

164

160 LOGIC

Science of correct thinking

INDUCTION AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD

Method of reasoning from particular to general, from facts to

generalizations

Includes simple enumeration, method of agreement, method of

difference

Foi Statistical method, see 311

DEDUCTION

Method of reasoning from general to particular, from general

propositions to particular conclusions

Includes propositions, premises, assumptions, conclusions

SYSTEMS OF LOGIC

Includes Aristotelian or traditional logic, symbolic logic, epis- temological logic, multivalued logic, pragmatic logic

29

171

172

A

173

174

175

176

170 ETHICS

c !•<:» onri hasis of iudgments concerning right Theory of right way of hfe, and basi ot judg ^^^^^^^ ^^^

and wrong, good and bad, better or worse in

social institutions . „, ..

For Social institutions and relationships, see Sociology, 301.4,

Manners and customs, 390 s

THEORETICAL ETHICS

and vahdity of sense of duty, character a ^ /^^ i^ess

tag upon relation of man to universe I. .s recommended that POLITICAL ET^^ be„ 177 For Political corruption as a social problem, see 301.46

It is recommended that International Ethics be classified in

177

For International law and cooperation, see 341

A A fi.af FAMILY ETHICS be classified " i: I^^ZtR AGE AND THE FAMILY ,n ,01.422 Fo! « and family customs, see 392; Sex physrology and

hygiene, 612.6

It is recommended that PROFESSIONAL o mT«:TNFSS ETHICS be classified with Protesswns or ^"^ Bu^Ses e g. Medical Ethics, 610; Legal Ethics, 340

A A .w FTHICS OF RECREATION

It is recommended that ETH1C5> u ^^ ^^^^^^^^^ .^ ^^^

J J ^1 ^ <;fYIJAL ethics be classified I, .s r^omm^end^ed^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^,^^^ ,,,,,,

For Sex physiology and hygiene, see 612.6

30

177

Philosophy

177-179

178

179

SOCIAL OR APPLIED ETHICS

Includes evolution of ethics in its relationship to social institu- tions; application of ethics in solving problems of social life

It is recommended that ETHICS OF TEMPERANCE be classified in 177; ALCOHOLISM and DRUG ADDICTION as Social Problems in 301.46 For Medical treatment oi Alcoholism and the drug habit, see 616.86; Temperance movement in the U. S., 973.91

INDIVIDUAL ETHICS

Includes origin and growth of moral consciousness in the individ- ual; conduct of life

181

3

.4

180 ORIENTAL AND ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

Hislorv Doctrines Schools or systems

For Comprehensive history o, philosophy, see 109; B.ography of

philosophers, 921 ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

Includes modern oriental philosophy

Chinese Philosophy

Includes philosophy of Confucius, Mencius

For Chinese religions, e.g. Confucianism and Taoism. 299; Chinese Buddhism, 294.32

't* rX>.V - -° H- Ma— s

For Judaism, see 296

Indian Philosophy

Includes Nyaya, Vaisesika, Mimamsa philosophies For Buddhism and Jainism, see 294.3 .4

Samkhya PhUosophy

Includes philosophy of Kapita

Yoga Philosophy

Includes philosophy of Patanjali

Vedanta Philosophy . M^rlhva

Includes philosophy of Samkara, Ramanu,a, Madhva

PRE-SOCRATIC PHILOSf ""!.,,,,,,„,

-^^jss^^ftr^^s^orrago.

SOPHISM AND SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHY

Includes the lesser Socratics, e.g. Megarics, Cynics PLATONIC PHILOSOPHY

For Plato's literary works, see 888 ARISTOTELIAN PHILOSOPHY

For Aristotle's literary works, see 888

.41

.45

.48

182

183

184

185

32

33 186

187 188

189

Philosophy

186-189

SCEPTICISM AND NEO-PLATONISM

Scepticism was formerly classified in 149.7 Includes philosophy of Pyrrho, Plotinus

EPICUREANISM

STOICISM

Includes philosophy of Seneca, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Includes Patristic period, Gnosticism, Scholasticism, Averroism, philosophy of St. AugusHne, St. Anselm, Duns Scotus, St. Thomas Aquinas, Abelard

190

MODERN PHILOSOPHY

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

History Doctrines Schools or systems

Includes philosophic doctrines and systems which cut across national b'oundarL, e.g. Materrahsm, Idealism and Tr-s^enden- talism, Empiricism and Pragmatism, Intuitiomsm, Neo-Reahsm, General Semantics, formerly classified m 14U s

For Comprehensive history of philosophy, see 109; Biography of philosophers, 921

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of John Dewey, Willian James, Charles Peirce, Josiah Royce, George Santayana

BRITISH PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Bacon, Locke Berkeley Hume, John Stuart Mill, Spencer, Hobbes, Russell, Whitehead

GERMAN PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Leibniz, Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Schopenh'auer, Nietzsche, Wundt, Husserl, Herbart, Heidegger, Spengler

FRENCH PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Descartes, Condillac, LaMcttrie. Comtc, Taine, Bergson, Sartre, Renouvier

ITALIAN PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Telesio, Croce, Gentile, Bruno

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Ortega, Turro, Unamuno

RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Berdiaev, Roerich

SCANDINAVIAN PHILOSOPHY

Includes philosophy of Kierkegaard, Hoffding

34

35

Philosophy

199-199.8

199

.492

^

OTHER MODERN PHILOSOPHIES

May be divided like 940-999 except as provided above

Dutch Philosophy

Includes philosophy of Spinoza, Geulincx, Hemsterhuis

Spanish-American Philosophy

200 Religion

201.6

For Comparative religions, see 290; Form division 01-09 p. Iv, expansion in .01 follows:

Psychology of Religion

For Pastoral counseling, see 253.5

36

211

212

213

215

218

210 NATURAL RELIGION

Religious truth arrived at by means of philosophical speculation or reasoning without aid of supernatural revelation Includes evidence of divine purpose in nature; good and evil, theod- icy, worship

For Christian theology, see 230; Theology in comparative reli- gion, 29 J. 2

DEISM ATHEISM THEISM

Theories concerning God based on philosophy of reason, e.g. personal God, impersonal God, denial of idea of God

For Concepts ot God based on revelation, see specific theol- ogy, e.g. Christian, 231; Judaic, 296.3; Mohammedan, 297; Christian apologerics, 239; Deism in church history, 2707; Atheism in church history, 270.8; New thought, 13132

PANTHEISM THEOSOPHY

For Theosophy founded by BJavatsky, see 294.58

CREATION

Religious theories concerning birth of the world

For Cosmology, see 113; Genesis, 222,1; Man in Christian the- ology, 233; Geology, SSO; Evolution, S7S; Attempts to recon- cile religious theories with science, 21$

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Includes antagonism or reconciliation between science and re- vealed religion; Bridgewater treatises

For Science, see 500

IMMORTALITY

Includes conceptions of future life For concepts based on revelation, see specific religion, e.g. Christian, 236-237; Soul in Christian theology, 233.5

37

220-269 CHRISTIAN RELIGION

220 BIBLE

Includes Old and New Testaments

For Old Testament, see 221; New Testament, 225; Apocrypha, 229; Form divisions, .01-.02 and .04-08, see p. Iv

220.1 Biblical Criticism

17 Canon

Consideration of Bible as Holy Scripture

^13 Inspiration

^14 Authorship

15 Prophetic Message

Word of God spoken by bis prophets

For Prophecies concerning Messiah - Hf esch^to^^^^^^ see 296 3; Prophecies concerning Christ as Messian, 232.1; Prophecies concerning Christian eschatology, 236-

237 Concordances Analyses

Dictionaries

Early Texts and Primary Versions Codices

Codex sinaiticus

Includes whole Bible and parts

^ , . * n^^ versions of Old Testament, e.g. bep-

modern languages, 220.5

sources, e.g. King James version, Douai version Includes polyglots and selections

inciuaes pu ys n ^nn p p Bible in German,

May be divided by language like 400, e.g. Bible m

Fo'rRare books, see 090; Translations of specific early ver-

sions, 220.4

38

2

3

.4

39

Religion

220.6-221

220.6

.7

Exegesis

Explanation of meaning of Bible, symbolism and typology Includes understanding of Bible in different times and places; methods of textual, representative and spiritual interpretation

For Interpretations limited to specific subject, see subject, e.g. Theology, 230

Commentaries on Whole Bible

Includes annotated editions

For Notes on Old or New Testament, or portions, see 221- 229

A

Treatises on Special Topics

Includes natural science in Bible

.9

.91

.92

.93

.95

Biblical Geography and History

History and geography based on Bible Includes chronology

Geography and Description

For Description oi Judea in ancient times, based on more sources than Bible, see 933

Biographies of Biblical Characters

For Biography ot ministers and missionaries, see 920; Biog- raphies oi Jesus Christ, 232.9

Biblical Archeology

For Archeology, see 571; Antiquities of Palestine based on more sources than Bible, 933

History Based upon Bible

Includes retelling of Bible stories For Ancient Judean history, see 933

221

OLD TESTAMENT

May be divided like 220, e.g. Septuagint, 221.4 For Judaic religion, see 296

222-225

222

.16 2

.5

.4

.5

223

.1

.2 .5

.6

.7 .8

.9

224

.1

2

.3

.4

.9

225

Decimal Classification

40

HISTORICAL BOOKS Pentateuch Torah

Includes Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Dcuteron-

omy

Decalog Ten Commandments

Joshua ^ Chronicles

Judges and Ruth .7 Ezra

Samuel ^ Nehemiah

Kings .9 Esther

POETIC BOOKS

Job

Psalms

Liturgical Use by Christians Metrical Versions

For Anglican psalter, see 264.03; Hymnology, 245

Commentaries on Psalms

Proverbs

Ecclesiastes

Song of Solomon, or Canticles

Daniel Hosea Joel Amos

PROPHETIC BOOKS

Isaiah '^

Jeremiah •"

Lamentations •'

Ezekiel ^

Other Minor Prophets , , , r, ,

Includes Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zeph- aniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

NEW TESTAMENT

May be divided like 220, e.g. Codex Beza, 225.4

41

Religion

220-229.9

226

GOSPELS AND ACTS

.1

Harmonies

.6

Acts of Apostles

.2

Matthew

.7

Miracles

.5

Mark

.8

Parables

.4

Luke

.9

Lord's Prayer

.5

John

227

EPISTLES

.1

Romans

.5

Ephesians

2

Corinthians I

.6

Philippians

.3

Corinthians JI

.7

Colossians

.4

Calatians

A

.9

228

.9

Other Pauline Epistles

Includes Thessalonians i, 11, Timothy i, 11, Titus, Philemon, Hebrevi'S

Catholic Epistles

Includes James, Peter i, 11, Jude, John i, 11, m

APOCALYPSE REVELATION

229 APOCRYPHA AND PSEUDEPIGRAPHA-

Includes Apocrypha of Old Testament (Esdras i, 11, Tobit, Judith, Esther, Wisdom, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, Epistle of Jer- emy, Song of Three Children, Story of Susanna, History of Bel and Dragon, Prayer of Manasses, Maccabees i, n, m, iv)

Old Testament Pseudepigrapha

Includes historical, poetic, prophetic books; Jubilees, Jewish apocalypses, Testaments

229.92-229.95

Decimal Classification

42

229.92-95 PSEUDEPIGRAPHA OR APOCRYPHA OF NEW TESTAMENT

.92

229.93

.94

.95

Pseudepigrapha of Acts of Apostles Pseudepigrapha of Epistles

Pseudepigrapha of New Testament Apocalypses Other New Testament Pseudepigrapha

Includes Sayings of Jesus

230 SYSTEMATIC OR DOCTRINAL

THEOLOGY

Organization and expounding of doctrines of Christianity, variously

called dogmatic theology, dogmatics

May be divided by denomination like 280-289, e.g. Baptist the- ology, 230.6

For Philosophy of nature in religion, see 210; Denominations and sects, 280; Specific doctrines, the subject, e.g. salvation by grace, 234.1; Heresies, 270.1-.8

231 GOD

Includes God as revealed in Bible; divine attributes (omnis- cience, omnipresence, omnipotence); divine love and wisdom

3 Trinity

Doctrine of God (Father, Son and Holy Ghost)

.7 Revelation

Disclosure to men of divine purpose or superhuman knowl- edge, generally in ways beyond human understanding Includes miracles, miraculous places; objects (relics, statues, images) vision and appearing of God; Stigmata

For Saints, see 235.2

Ji Theodicy

Vindication of God's justice and goodness in permitting exist- ence of evil and suffering

For Sin, see 233.2; Angels and devils, 235; Heaven and heJI,

237A-S

232 CHRISTOLOGY

Doctrinal exposition of nature of Jesus Christ and his redemptive work

.1 Incarnation, Messianic Christology

Includes prophecies of coming of Christ; virgin birth For Prophecies on Christian eschatology, see 236

,5 Atonement

.5 Resurrection

43

232-6-233-1

Decimal Classification

44

232.6 .9

.92

.93

.95

.96

.97

.99

233

.1

Second Coming

Divine Humanity

Includes controversies over divinity of Christ

Life of Christ

Includes teachings

For Pseudepgraphal sayings of Christ, see 229.95; Biogra- phies of Bible characters, 220.92

Infancy

Includes nativity, adoration of shepherds^ three wise men

circumcision, massacre of mnocents, ^f'j^^l^l^^^^ tired life in Nazareth, presentation m temple, jesus among

doctors

Holy Family ,

Includes Mary, Immaculate Conception, Joseph, parents of

Mary: Anne and Joachim

Public Life of Christ

Includes baptism, temptation, calling apostles, transfigura- tion. Lord's Supper, last words

For Miracles of Christ, see 226.7; Parables of Chnst,

226.8

Passion of Christ

Includes betrayal by Judas, trial condemnation crucifixion, death, burial, relics of passion, descent into hell

Resurrection and Ascension

Legendary and Imaginative Accounts of Christ

Includes poetry, drama, fiction

"^fndudes nature of man (accountability, natural and spiritual bodv, personality, freedom)

For Science and religion, see 215; Creation and evolution, 215; Theodicy, 231.8

Creation and Fall of Man

Includes original sin

For Old Testament Bible stories, see 221.95

4S 233.2

Religion

233.2-237.5

.5

234

.1

235

.3 .4

236

237

2 A 3

Sin

Includes mortal and venial sin, sins against Holy Ghost

Soul

SOTERIOLOGY

Part of systematic theology dealing with salvation Includes redemption, regeneration, repentance, obedience, justi- fication, sanctification, predestination and freewill

For Freewill in philosophy, see 123; Will in psychology, J 59

Grace

Includes actual and sanctifying grace, merit, innate virtues, gifts of Holy Ghost

Faith

Confidence in reality and trustworthiness of something that cannot be absolutely proved

For Authority of church, see 262

SAINTS ANGELS DEVILS

Saints

For Miracles, see Z3L7; Martyrs, 270,l-,8; Biographies of saints, 920

Angels

Devils Satan

ESCHATOLOGY

End of present order on earth and establishment of that of

eternity

Includes death, intermediate state (purgatory, paradise, limbo)

resurrection, judgement For Christology, see 232

FUTURE LIFE

Includes eternity, retribution, eternal punishment

For Future Hie based on reason, see 218 Immortality Heaven HeU

238-239-9

Decimal Classification

46

238

239

.2-4. .5

.6

.7

.8 .9

STATEMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL^^ ^^^^^^

Includes creeds, e.g. Apostles, N.cene, Athanasian; Confessions of faith, covenants, catechisms

May be divided hke 280-289, e.g. Greek Church, 238.19

APOLOGETICS

Exposition of Christian doctrines intended to refute alleged er-

rors in other systems

Includes polemics; methods of apologetics

por Exposition of Chnstian doctrine see 230 Corit^v.^^^^^ over specific Christian doctrines, 231-237, e.g. i^ivm y Christ, 232.8

239.1-239-9 CHRISTIANITY AND UNBELIEVERS

In Apostolic Times

Includes apologetics versus ^^^(^^^^^Jl^ Pagans (formerly classified m .3), Neo-t^latonisis ^ y

classified in .4) ,, ,s KECOMMENOED THAT ApoIogctics vcrsus Jcws, Pagans, Neo- Platonists be classified in 239-1

Versus Deists

Includes English and Scotch deists

Versus Encyclopedists

Versus Rationalists

Includes apologetics versus agnostics

Versus Materialists Versus Other Unbelievers

Includes apologetics versus Mohammedans, Buddhists

240 DEVOTIONAL THEOLOGY

241

242

.1

.2 .3

.4

243

244

245

Experience of quiet confidence in communion with God Includes books conducive to such experience

MORAL THEOLOGY

Christian ethics

Includes codes of Christian conduct taught by churches, e.g.

faith, hope, charity, love; duties, golden rule, casuistry

For Personal religion, see 248; Catechism, 238; Ethics, 170

MEDITATION

Includes readings

Thomas a Kempis

Daily Devotions, Readings

Meditations for Religious Occasions

Includes church year, Lent, retreats

Consolatory Readings

Includes readings for illness, trouble, death

It is recommended that EVANGELISTIC

READINGS be classified in 269

STORIES ALLEGORIES SATIRES

Works designed to lead men and women toward religious way of life rather than as literature

For Bible stories, see 220.95; Fictiouized life oi Christ, 232.99; Literature, SOO; Religious education, 268

HYMNOLOGY

Hymns without music, religious poems

May be di\idcd by language like 400, e.g. collection of hymns in English, 245.2

For Psalms, see 223.5; Hymns with music, 783.9; Religious education, 268

47

246-249

247

248

249

Decimal Classification

48

246 CHRISTIAN SYMBOLISM

Includes use and symbolism of art in religious serNices and buildings; icons, altars, chancels, halos, holy water

Use as inclusive number for 246 and 247 For Religious art collections, see 704.948; Early Christian art, 709.02; Architectural design oi churches, 726.5; Sacred music, 783; Non-Christian symbolism, 29 J. 32

ESTHETICS IN THE CHURCH

Includes use and symbolism of sculpture, paintings, vestments, altar cloths, crucifix, incense, eucharistic vessels, fonts

For Religious sculpture, see 734; Religious paintmg, 755; Furniture and accessories, 749; Religious vessels, 739.2; Art needlework and tapestry, 746; Stained glass, 748.5

PERSONAL RELIGION

Spiritual life as an inner experience

Includes asceticism, mystical experience, abstinence, conversion, fanaticism, direct communication with God through prayer For Ethics, see 170; Moral theology, 24J; Meditarion, 242; Prayer, 264.1; Salvation, 234; Fasts and'holidays, 394.2; Psy- chology of religion, 201.6

FAMILY DEVOTIONS

Includes table graces

251

252

5

.6

.7 .9

253

.2

.5

250-260 THE CHURCH

250 PASTORAL THEOLOGY

Theory and practice of church administration; function of minis- ters as religious leaders of parishes

For Church services, see 264; Missions, 266; Religious education,

268

HOMILETICS

Preparation and delivery of effective sermons; preaching For Pubhc worship, see 264

SERMONS

Includes sermons on episcopal charges; doctrine and polemics 252.01-.09 may be divided by denomination like 280, e.g. Episcopalian sermons, 252.03

For Sermons on specific subjects, see subject, e.g. Sermons on family devotions, 249

Sermons for Academic Occasions Sermons for Public Occasions

Includes Thanksgiving, Fast-days, public affairs

Sermons for Ordination, Installation Memorial or Obituary Sermons

PASTOR

Spiritual leader of the church, variously called pastor, elder,

priest, rector, preacher

Includes minister's life and everyday duties of his office

For Minister in church pohty or hierarchy, see 262.14

Pastoral Life

Includes qualifications, family life, celibacy For Theological seminaries, see 207

Counseling

Includes pastoral calls, pastoral psychology, visiting sick, han- dling individual problems

For Psychology oi religion, see 201.6

49

254-259

Decimal Classification

50

254

.2 .3 .4

.8

256

258

259

CHURCH ADMINISTRATION

Includes program planning and financing, membership, budget and expenditures, records and office methods, buildmgs and equipment

For Organization, see 262

Urban and Rural Church Work

Radio Religious Work

Public Relations

Raising Money Financing Campaigns

Includes tithing, gifts, bequests

It is recommended that SOCIETIES FOR PARISH

WORK be classified m 267

SOCIAL WELFARE WORK OF CHURCH

Agencies and techniques in which social motive finds expression in religious groups

For Pastoral counseling, see 253; Philanthropy, 360

GROUP ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERSHIP

Includes church entertainments, recreational facilities, church work with groups, e.g. children, soldiers, students, young people, adults

I i

260 ECCLESIASTICAL THEOLOGY

Christian church institutions and sen^ices Use as inclusive number for 250-260

261 CHRISTIAN SOCIAL THEOLOGY

Attitude and influence of Christianity on poHtics, social and

economic conditions

Includes religious Utopias

For Moral theology, see 241; Sociology of reh'gion, 301.4; So- cial customs, 390; Religious history, 270

jS Christianity and World Order

Includes war, peace, pacifism, universal nationalism, inter- nationalism

For Peace plans and movements, see 34J.I; Sociological as- pects of war, 301A6

.7 Christianity and Political Order

Includes Christianity and democracy, communism For Church and state, see 322.1

.73 Religious Liberty

For History of conflicts over religious liberty, see 270

A Christianity and Socio-Economic Problems

Includes marriage and family, race relations; education, reli- gion and material welfare, living conditions, labor problems For Marriage and family, see 301.422; racial minority groups, 301.45; Religious education, 268; Social welfare, 360; Social customs, 390

.85 Economic Order

Includes property, business, capitalism, socialism

262 CHURCH GOVERNMENT

Theory and practice of ecclesiastical organization Includes geographic units of organization, e.g. diocese; central governing leaders, e.g. synods, council; lay bodies, e.g. congrega- tions

For Church work, sec 250; Proceedings oi conventions, 280

SI

262.1-265.3 262.1

.12 .13 .14

Decimal Classification

52

53

Religion

265.4-267.6

.9

263

264

.1

265

Church Hierarchy

Ruling powers

Episcopacy Papacy

Clergy

Group within church appointed and usually ordained to conduct worship, administer sacraments and carry on gen- eral work of church; variously termed orders, mmistry Includes priests, deacons, bishops

Church Law

Includes courts, trials

Church law was formerly classified in 348

CHRISTIAN SABBATH

Includes Sunday observance For Judaic Sabbath, see 296.4

PUBLIC WORSHIP

Includes liturgies, divine services in church, Sunday schools (for- merly classified in 268), prayer meetings, conference meetmgs; prayer books, scripture readings, antiphonal or responsive read- ings, sacramentals, question of music in church services

264.01-.09 may be divided like 280, e.g. Episcopal services and

liturgy, 264.03 , . „o7 c

For Creeds, see 238; Sermons, 252; Sacred music, 783; Sym- bolism in ecdesiology, 246-247; Fasts and holidays, 394.2

Prayer

For Table graces, see 249

SACRAMENTS

Established rite for administration of religious ceremonies Includes consecration and dedication ceremonies

.1

Baptism

2

Confirmation

3

Eucharist

The Lord's Supper

Holy communion

265.4

.5 .6

.7 .8

266

267

.3

.5

Holy Orders

Ordination

Marriage

Penance

Includes confession, absolution, indulgences

Extreme Unction

Religious Ceremonies for Sick and Dead

For Pastoral counseling, see 253.5; Use of religion in Ueatment oi disease, 61S.85; Disposal of dead, 6 J 4.6

MISSIONS

Includes domestic and foreign and parish missions (formerly classified in 269)

Where interest in foreign missions lies chiefly in relation to religious history, class in 274-279

266.1-.9 may be divided like 280, e.g. Roman Catholic mis- sions, 266.2

RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS

Includes denominational societies; local (formedy classified in 256), national and international; associations for men or women, or both

For Bible and tract societies, see 206; Missionary societies, 266; Councils and federations of churches, 280.1

Young Men s Christian Associations

For Y.M.H.A., see 296.6

Young Women's Christian Associations For Y.W.H.A., see 296.6

Religious Societies of Young People

Includes Christian endeavor

For Young people's societies, see 369.4

268-269.2 268

Decimal Classification

$4

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Religious instruction in Sunday schools, church schools, or de- nominational agencies ^^^cnnnpl Includes administration, buildings, equipment, personnel

For Theological seminaries, see 207; Education, 370; Religious architecture! 726.4; Religious grou, organization and leader- ship, 259

4 Organization ,

Includes Sunday school, weekday, vacation, nursery schools; Inembe^ship, system of departments, promotion and diplomas

6 Methods of Teaching .

Includes curricula, lessons and lesson plans, manuals, visual

aids r r>u • 4.

For Bible stories, see 220.95 Fjctionized lives of Christ

232.99; Religious stories, 244; Hymns, 783.9, Pasts and holidays, 394.2

61 Special Methods

Includes methods adapted to age groups, e.g^ preschool children, adolescents, youth, adults and young adults

.8 Denominational Religious Education

''' '=''tu™™dcd «,at R*ea.s be c,a*d . 2423. Pa*

missions in 266 For Personal religion, see 248; Evangelistic revival hymns,

783.7 ^ Revivals

270.1

270-273 MOVEMENTS WITHIN CHRISTIAN CHURCH

270 CHRISTIAN CHURCH HISTORY

For History of Christian church in specific countries, see 274-279; History of specific Christian denomination, sect, or group, 280; Bibh'cal history, 220.9; History of rehgion, 209

270.1-270.2 ANCIENT CHURCH

Chnstmn chinch to 78'/ a.d.

For Collected works oi early theologians, see 28J.I-.4; An- cient history, 930

Apostolic Age, to 325 a.d.

Christ to Constantine

For History based on New Testament, see 225.95 Ecumenical Councils, 325-787 a.d.

Period of centralization Medieval Church

Renaissance Church

Includes Innocent III, papal schism, Avignon, nominalism vs realism, Greek church under Moslems, medieval dissent. In- quisition

.3 3

.7

270.6-270.8 MODERN CHURCH Christian church from 1517

Reformation and Counter Reformation, 1517-1648

Includes Council of Trent, Diet of Augsburg, Protestant re- volt and Luther, Melancthon, Calvin, Knox, religious wars

For Reformation in specific country, see 274-279; Prot- estantism, 284 Peace of Westphalia to French Revolution, 1648-1789

Modem Church, 1789-

Age of rationalism

Includes atheism, pantheism, science and influence on Christianity; division and differentiation among Christians

55

II ;

M

271-279

Decimal Classification

56

271

.1

.2 .3

.4

.5

.7

.8 .9

.98

272

273

274-279

RELIGIOUS ORDERS

Includes monasticism, monastic foundations, monasteries

For Architecture of monasteries, see 726.7

Benedictines

Includes Cistercians, Trappists, Olivetans

Dominicans

Franciscans

Includes Capuchins

Augustinians Jesuits

Other Catholic Orders

Includes Carthusians, Carmelites, Sulpicians, Christian Broth- ers, Oblates, Lazarists

Protestant Brotherhoods

Sisterhoods

Includes Catholic Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of Charity, Carmel- ites, Ladies of Sacred Heart, Little Sisters of Poor, Ursulenes

Protestant Sisterhoods

It is recommended that PERSECUTIONS OF CHRISTIANS be classified in 270.1-.8 or with country

in 274-279

It is recommended that HERESIES be classified in 270.1-.8

or 274-279

HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN

SPECIFIC COUNTRIES

May be divided like 940-999, e.g. history of religion in Scotland,

274.1

For Census of religions, see 3 J 2.9

280 CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND SECTS

History Doctrine Homiletics Institutions and services Includes church unity

It is recommended that future consolidation of denomina- tions be classified in shortest number, e.g. uniting Protestant Episcopal church in U. S. and Presbyterian church in U. S. A., 283.73; if numbers are of equal length, use first number, e.g. unification of Congregational churches in U. S. and Disciples of Christ, 285.873

For Process ot diversification and differentiation within Chris- tian church, see 270; Church government, 262

280.1

281

.1

.3 .4 .9

282

Ecumenical Movement

Harmonious relations between Christian churches, denomina- tions

For Organization ot ecumenical councils, see 262; History ot early ecumenical councils, 270.2

PRIMITIVE CHURCHES

Includes Oriental Christian churches (Armenian, Coptic, Abys- sinian, Syrian)

For Ancient history of Christian church, see 270.1-.2 281.1-289.9 SPECIFIC CHURCHES, SECTS

May be divided like g40-ggg

Apostolic Church to 1054

Includes works of apostolic and church fathers

For Apocryphal works, see 229

Ante-Nicene, 100-325 Post-Nicene, 325-1054

Eastern or Greek Orthodox Church

For History of schism between East and West, see 270.3

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

57

III

283-285.2

283

284

.1 1

A

.5 .6

.7 .8

285

.1

Decimal Classification

58

283-289 PROTESTANT SECTS

May be divided like 940-999 ANGLICAN CHURCH

S' o?kS»i « !s^ ss.: ^

Church in America

PROTESTANTISM

Inclusive works on Protestant sects

For History of Protestant movement, see 270-279

Lutheran Churches

Reformed or Calvinistic Churches in Europe

Includes Arminians, Remonstrants

. 784 ■?• Reformed Church in America, For Huguenots, see 284.5, Kerorm

285; Calvin in church history, l/(i

Hussites

Includes Anabaptists

Waldenses and Albigenses Huguenots

Moravians

Scandinavians

Modem Schisms in Catholic Church Includes Old Catholic, Jansenists

terian Church of U. S. (South) Presbyterian Church in British Empire

59

Religion

285.7-289.1

285.7

&

.9

286

.1 JS

.7

287

.6

.8

288

289

.1

Reformed Bodies in America

Includes Christian Reformed Church, Reformed Church in America, Evangehcal and Reformed Church [Reformed Church in U. S. (German) and Evangehcal Synod of North America]

Congregationalism

Includes Congregational Christian Church (Congregational and Christian Church)

Puritanism

For Puritanism which became Congregationalism in Amer- ica, see 285.8

BAPTIST CHURCHES AND OTHER

IMMERSIONIST SECTS

Includes Freewill or Free Baptists, Old School or "Hard shell" Baptists, Seventh-Day Baptists

Calvinistic or Regular Baptists

Disciples of Christ

Includes Campbellites, Christians

Adventist Bodies

Includes Seventh-Day Adventists, Church of God

METHODISM

Includes Wesleyan Methodists, Calvinistic Methodists

Methodist Church (America)

Includes Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist Episco- pal Church South and Methodist Protestant Church

Methodism Among Negroes

Includes African M. E. Church, Colored M. E. Church, African M. E. Zion Church

UNITARIANISM

Includes Socinianism

OTHER CHRISTIAN SECTS Universalism

289.2-289-93

Decimal Classification

60

289.2

.3

.4 .5

.51 .52 JS

.7

.8 .9

.92

.93

Will Remain Unassigned

It is recommended that libraries specializing i" ^^f ^^ure of a sect which has not been assigned an individual number, use 289.2 permanently

Latter Day Saints

Includes Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints; Mor-

mons New Church or Swedenborgianism

Christian Science Authorized Works Unauthorized Works

"tides HicWte (Liberal), Society of Friends (Orthodox)

Mennonites

Includes Amish, Church of God in Christ

Shakers

Other Christian Sects . „ , ,1

Includes Churches of God, Churches of Christ, Pentecostal Assemblies, Salvation Army, Spiritualists

Brethren , ^, ,

Includes Brethren Church, Church of Brethren Church of God Old German Baptist Brethren, Plymouth Breth^ ren; Dunkards

Evaneelical Bodies

Includes Evangelical Unifed Brethren Church (Evangei- cafa^^^^^^^ and Church of Umted Brethren m Chnst)

290 NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS

Founders Sacred books Doctrine Includes comparative religion

291 COMPARATIVE MYTHOLOGY

Includes religious topics, sacred books and sacred persons, priest- craft

For Specific mythology, see reJigion, e.g. Celtic mythology, 299.16; Religion in cu/tural anthropology, S72.7; Sociology of religion, 301 A; Folklore, 398

JZ Doctrinal Theology

Includes divinities, gods, animism, fetishism, totemism, nature- worship; animals, celestial bodies, fire, earth; worship of hu- man beings: ancestors, dead; phallicism or sex-worship

.3 Forms of Worship

.35 Sacred Places

.37 Symbolism

Includes Swastika, cross

292 GREEK AND ROMAN RELIGION AND

MYTHOLOGY

293 TEUTONIC AND NORTHERN RELIGION

AND MYTHOLOGY

294 BUDDHISM AND BRAHMANISM

In Japan, Korea, Philippines, Malaysia, China

Includes religions deriving from them; Brahman Sacred Books

(Vedas, Upanishads, Mahabharata and Bhagavadgita)

.1 Vedic Religion

.3 Buddhism

Includes Southern Buddhism

.32 Northern Buddhism (China, Japan, Korea)

Includes Lamaism (Tibet, Mongolia)

.4 Jainism

6i

294-5-*96-38

Decimal Classification

62

294.5

. .58

295

.1

.38

Hinduism

Changes introduced into Brahmanism after struggle with

Buddhism

Includes Sikhism, Saktism and Brahmo-Soma]

Theosophy

Cult founded by Helene Blavatsky

NON-SEMITIC ASIATIC RELIGIONS

Includes Iranian religions (Parseeism, Zoroastrianism, Mithraism, Mazdaism)

2% JUDAISM

For Histor)' and archeology based on Bible see 22L9; Jewish sects of Bible times, 221.95; Christian missions o Jews, 266 wish miiionty groups, 30J .45; Political status -^^f^^^^'^f^, 323.1; Refugee problem, 325.21; Ancient /f;'^\^f,7'/^^' Zionism and history of modern Palestine and Israel, 956.94

Bible and Other Basic Sources

Includes Midrash; Talmud (Mishna, Gemara, Halakah, Ha- gadah ) ; Aboth; Responda

For Holv Scriptures, see 221; Pentateuch or Torah, 222.1;

Bible stories, 220.95; Kabbalab and Zohar, 181.3

Principles Theology

Includes philosophical speculation on revelation and reason;

concepts of God, universe, man, sin, atonement, salvation,

angelology, cschatology; mcssiah, restoration, immortality;

prophecies

For Prophecies concerning secular events see 22U5 e^g. Restoration of national state of Israel; Works of Philo u- daeus, Maimonides, 181.3; Interpretation of Jesus Christ,

232.9

Moral and Social Theology

Includes Jewish law, ethics; international order, democracy, religious freedom, society, marriage and family For Ethics, see \1^\ Philanthropy, 360

65

296.4

.42 .43

297

&

299

KtM^ion

296.4-299

Services Rights

Includes hymns, responsive readings. Sabbath, piety; rites: cir- cumcision, confirmation, marriage, funeral rites

For Legends, see 398.2

Homiletics Sermons

Prayers

Includes prayers for special occasions, e.g. Passover, Hagadah

For Fasts and \io\id.^y%, see 394.2

Jewish Institutions and Activities

Includes polity. Temple, tabernacle, synagogue. Rabbi's work, administration of synagogue activities, organizations including individual societies, religious education, e.g. Y.M.H.A. and Y.W.H.A.

MOHAMMEDANISM

Includes Sacred Book (Koran) Bahaism

SEMITIC AND OTHER NON-CHRISTIAN

RELIGIONS

May be divided like 491-499, e.g. Babylonian, 299.219; Con- fucianism, Taoism, 299.51; Celtic, 299.16; except as provided above, e.g. Chinese Buddhism, 294.32; Judaism, 296; Moham- medanism, 297

300 Social Sciences

Sciences which deal with social conditions, rela- tions and institutions which arc involved in man's existence and weiJ being as a member oi an organ- ized community

For Form divisions 2-8, see p. Iv; exceptions I and 9 follow:

301 SOCIOLOGY

Study of man in the community; of group life, customs, tradi- tions, institutions, and ways of thinking and living

01 Sociological Theory and Method

Includes history, concepts, methodology

X Social Psychology

Study of interaction: of individuals with each other, of indi- vidual and his group, and of groups with each other

For Psychology, see ISO

,12 Socialization and Personality

Place of social and cultural conditioning in development and operation of personality

Includes analysis of motivation, habits, attitudes and ideas; interactional determinants of personality (identifi- cation, projection, compensation, rationalization); effect of isolation on individual

For Psychological foundation of personah'ty, see 137

.15 Collective Behavior

Spontaneous and elementary ways by which social order comes into existence in the sense of emergence and crys- tallization of new forms of collective behavior

For Organized forms of collective behavior, see specific subject, e.g. Customs, 390; Conventions, 301. J 52; In- stitutions and social organization, 301.4 64

es

Social Sciences

301.152-301.158

301.152

.153

Social Control

Use of overt force (censorship, fines, banishment, im- prisonment, physical punishment, torture, death) and symbohc means (propaganda, advertising, indoctrina- tion, insignia, honors, awards, satire, censure) to en- force or bring about prescribed or expected rules or actions

Includes informal controls of conventions, mores and public opinion (formerly classified in .154)

For Formal controls, see sub/ect, e.g. Law, 340; Con- hols within labor groups, 331; Controls in economic production, 338; Controls within professions, the profession

Social Movements

Collective enterprise to establish new order of life, arising in unrest and motivated both by dissatisfaction and hopes for a new scheme

Includes general social movements, e.g. labor, youth, peace movements; specific social movements, e.g. re- form and revolutionary movements; expressive move- ments, e.g. religious and fashion movements

.154

It is recommended that Public Opinion be classified in 301.152

.155 .158

Leadership

Elementary Collective Groupings

Formation Characteristics Behavior

Includes crowds (casual, e.g. street crowds watching a performer; conventionalized, e.g. spectators at baseball games; expressive, e.g. carnival, dancing crowds of primitive sects; acting or psychological, e.g. lynching mob); mass; public

301.2-301.3 301.2

Decimal Classification

66

23

■ .24

.243

Culture and Social Change

Culture is totality of man's techniques, customs, traditions, institutions, values, and ways of interpreting world of nature

and man

Includes cultural traits, patterns, complexes, larger units such as universal and total culture patterns; variability be- cause of geographic isolation; varied adjustments to differ- ent kinds of climate, topography and resources; crises of disasters such as flood, fire, epidemic, war

For Cultural anthropology, see 572.7

*

Social-cultural Processes

Includes socialization or enculturation, opposition (com- petition and conflict), cooperation, differentiation, and specialized forms (stratification, accommodation and as- similation or acculturation) These processes were formerly classified in 301.1 5 3Z-b

Social-cultural Change

Includes theory of degeneration (Hesiod), flux or cyclic change (Plato, Aristotle, Spengler, Toynbee), genetic de- velopment (Darwin) and progress (doctrine of Western world )

For Social-cultural planning, see 309.2

Processes of Social-Cultural Change

Invention or discovery Diffusion

Includes effects of technology, mass communication on culture

.3

Human Ecology

Study of population: composition, growth, decline, move- ment . , Includes ecological processes of invasion, succession, special- ization, centralization

For Demography or statistics of population, see 31.2; Hu- man geography, 91 J; Race, 572; Migration, 325

67

Social Sciences

301.32-301.37

301.32

.323

Population

Both number of inhabitants and processes of immigra- tion, colonization, settlement and natural increase or de- crease

Includes problem of numbers, e.g. balance between num- bers of population and sustenance; theories of Malthus and his successors (formerly classified in 312.1)

For Political aspect of migration and colonization, see 325; Statistical approach to population (census, vital statistics) y 312

Composition of Population

Includes problems of an aging population, differentials in birth and death rates, selection and quality of popu- lation by means of negative eugenics (elimination of unfit by segregation, sterilization, eontraception) and positive eugenics (reproduction by superior stock) Eugenics was formerly classified in 575.1

For Genetics, see 575; Vital statistics, 312

301.35-301.37 ECOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION

.35 Rural Community

Analysis of rural society and culture Includes open country, village or towncentered, agricul- tural village and plantation types of community; changes due to commercialization and mechanization of farming; interaction; differences between rural and urban life

.36

Urban Community

Ecology, organizations and institutions, and distinctive interactional features and future trends of the modern city

Includes suburbs

.37

Regions

Includes metropolitan districts, intranational regions (ge- ographic, political, economic basis)

For Planning, see 309.2

301.4-30 1-44 301.4

Decimal Classification

68

.42 .422

.423

.424

.425

.426

.427

.428

.43

.44

Social Organization and Institutions

includes political, economic, industrial and religious sociol- ogy, social disorganization or pathology

For Anthropology, see S72; Educational sociology, 370.19

Family

Nature and Forms of Marriage

Includes monogamy, polygamy, polyandry, companion- ate marriage; marriage prohibitions

Family and Social Order

Includes effects of industrialization, urbanization, war upon family

Variations in Sex Life Outside Marriage Relationship

Includes pre-marital relations, prostitution, homo-sex- uality

Courtship Behavior and Mate Selection

For Human genetics, see 613.9

Husband-wife Relationship

Includes preparation for marriage; elements of success- ful marriage; marriage counseling; planned parenthood For Sex instruction, see 612.6; Birth control, 6 J 2. 3

Parent-child Relationship

For Child care, see 649. J; Child psychology, 136.7

Family Dissolution

Includes divorce '

For Divorce as problem of social disorganization, see 301.46

Voluntary Associations

Includes special interest groups

Social Stratification and Social Status

Includes socio-economic groups, e.g. aristocracy,, bour- geoisie, proletariat

69

Social Sciences

301.45-309.22

301.45 Ethnic Groups

Includes racial minorities, e.g. Negroes, Indians; socio- religious groups, e.g. Jews; social groupings and minority groups within a nation

For Anthropology, see S72; Colonization of speciRc countries, 325.4-.9

.46 Social Disorganization

Includes social problems caused by population maladjust- ment (over-population, distribution problems, e.g. rural- urban relationship; composition); by physical and mental disabilities (mental deficiency, mental disease); by eco- nomic maladjustment (unemployment, insecurity and old age, industrial accidents and occupational diseases, long hours and low wages, women and children in industry, labor groups); bv cultural maladjustments (problems of culture contact, e.g. racial conflict, assimilation of racial and national groups); family disorganization, child wel- fare, crime, juvenile delinquency, war, suicide, decline of church

For Specific problem, see subject, e.g. Population mal- ad/ustment, 30132; Economic niahdjustment, 33 J; Cultural contact, 301 .2; Family disorganization, 301 A2; Child weliaTc, 362,7; Crime, 364; Juvenile delinquency, 364.3; War, 34 J; Social planning, 309.2

309 HISTORY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

.1 Social Surveys

.2 Planning

Includes comprehensive works on social and economic planning

For Planning in specific fields, see subject, e.g. City planning: Housing, 71 IS; Social security, 368.4; Con- servation of natural resources, 333.72; Agricultural pro- duction planning, 3 3 8. J; Economic policy or planning, 338.9

.22 International Coordination and Planning

For International cooperarion, see 34J; International re- lations, 327

309.23-309.25

309.23 .24

.25

Decimal ChssiRcation

70

National Planning Regional Planning

Planning on a geographic basis, e.g. T.V.A.

State Planning

311

312

.1

.2

310 STATISTICS

Classification and frequency of occurrence of different kinds of things or different attributes of things as basis for induction and inference

For Application to speciEc subjects (except population), see subjects, e.g. Social surveys, 309. J; Vital statistics, 312; Statistics of specific countries, 314-319; Form divisions .J- 9, p. Iv

STATISTICAL METHOD

Includes preparation of schedules, survey methods, tabulation, presentation (graphs, charts)

For Statistical method for specific subjects {except popula- tion), see subjects, e.g. Tabulation of statistical data in educa- tional research, 370.78

Mathematical Statistics

Includes design of experiment, sampling design, statistical control of quality

Where interest in mathematical statistics lies chiefly in math- ematics, class in 519.9

DEMOGRAPHY

Statistical study and analysis of state and movement of human population inclusive of census enumeration, registration of vital processes and of whatever quantitative statistical analysis can be made on these bases

For Migration and settlement, see 32S; Population theories and problems, 301.3

Births and Birth Rates

Statistics and analyses of reported births

Includes registration of births; differentials in fertility and

birth rates as shown in census reports and vital statistics

It is recommended that Limitation of birth rate, Malthusian theory be classified in 301.32

Deaths and Death Rates

Statistics and analyses of deaths

Includes statistics of death due to specific causes

For Mortality and survival tables, see 368.3

71

312.5-312.9

Decimal Classification

72

312.5

.8

.9

Marriage and Divorce Statistics and Rates

Statistics and analyses

Population Mobility

Statistics and analyses of increase, decrease, movement of pop- ulation

For Problems of increase or decrease oi population, see

301.32

Distribution and Characteristics of Population

Statistics and analyses of population by age, sex, nationality, race, religion, education

314-319 GEOGRAPHIC STATISTICS

Includes only statistics too general to be classified with their subjects, e.g. Statistics of New York, 317.47

For Geographic statistics applied to specific subject, see subject, e.g. Medical statistics of New York, 610 May be divided like 940-999

320 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Theory Organization

State is politically organized body of people possessing both ex- ternal and internal sovereignty, expressing its will by means of the agency of government Includes politics

For Law, see 340; Public administration, 350; Political history^ 900; Judicial branch of government, 347.9; Executive branch of government, 353; Political sociology, 30J.4; Form divisions 2-.8, p. Iv, exceptions in .J and .9 tollow:

320,1

Political Theory

Theory of origin, form, behavior and purpose of state Includes distribution of peoples, ethnical unity; size, position and geographical unity of territory; frontiers and boundaries; acquisition and loss of territor>^; geo-politics

It is recommended that Nationalism be classified in 321.8 For Functions of government, see 322; Dcjnography, 3J2

15

Origin and Nature of State

Theories of origin, e.g. divine right, juridical, organismic, social contract, historical or evolutionary

157

Sovereignty

Nature Location

Power of state: state is independent of compulsion or interference from other states, and absolute in author- ity over all individuals or associations of individuals within state

158

Unity

Includes allegiance, loyalty, patriotism

For Group unity, see 30JJ5; Symbols of patriotism, 929.8-.9

73

320.9-321-°^^

Decimal Classification

74

320.9

321

History of Political Science and Theory

Includes comparahvc government and descnpt.ons of speafic

governments; civics Government,

May be divided like 93U-VVV, e.g.

fI! Government of United Nations, see 341.13; Local gov- «r35"- Political history, 900; Executive government,

353-354 FORM OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT

,2U; No„-seUgov„„ing van^o-^

ment for colonies, 325.31, Lmpire, ^-^.^ .

national organization, 341.1

F„ Comparative gover ent and descnptions of ■nd.v.dua

gove— see slo.Q; PoKical htory 900; An*ropolog,cal Studies of primitive organizations, 5/ A/ 01 Representative and Non-representative Government

Includes relationship between executive, ^egi^^tive and ,u- S branches; separation of powers between branches (for- merly classified in 353-354)

For Legislative branch, see 328.3; Judicial branch, 347.9, Executive branch, 353-354 n? Unitary and Federal Government

Includes powers distributed between national government and tnous degrees of local government; centralization and decentralization of powers

For Administration of local government, see 35-

071 Federal State . , .

t;- ^ nf state in which separate units, retammg their Form «f^f *; !\^7;;„^ J, certain internal interests, SrortseTo^Lignty and exist as component

S^^S-:«wealth relaticm.^™?n of commonwealth to union; doctrine of t^te ngh

For Admission of commonwealth to United States, see

973

1 !

7S

Social Sciences 321.04-321.85

321.04

World State

.07

Ideal State

Utopias

For Economic aspects of iitopias, see 335

.09

Change of Form of State

It is recommended that Coups d'etat and revolutions be classified in 323.2

j5

Absolutism

Includes national states not based on support of people, e.g. dictatorship, absolute monarchy

It is recommended that Modern dictatorship be classified in 321.85

.8

National State

Includes national states based on support of people; nation- alism

.82

Democracy

Representative democracy Republic

.83

Socialism

For Economic aspects of sociahsm, see 335; Utopias, 321.07; Socialist parties, 329.8-.9

.84

Communism

FoT Economic aspects of communism, see 335.4; Commu- nist parties, 329.8-.9

.85

Fascism

Includes Nazism, Falangism

Fascism was formerly classified in 321.6 For Economic aspects of Fascism, see 339.6

322-323-3

322

.1

323

.2

.3

Decimal Classification

76

77

Social Sciences

323.35-324

PROVINCE AND FUNCTION OF STATE

AND GOVERNMENT

Includes trends in separation of politics from some institutions and increasing governmental responsibility in others; functions not interfering with private enterprise; functions compctmg with private enterprise

Use as inclusive number for 322 and 323 For Diplomatic functions, see 327; Military functions, 355; State and education, 379; Taxation, 336.2; Economic and so- cial planning, 309.2; State and business, 338.9

Church and State

For Attitude and effect of church on political order, see 261.7

RELATIONS OF STATE TO INDIVIDUALS

OR GROUPS

Protection of indixiduals and groups against encroachment on part of state government; and by state government, agamst en- croachment by other individuals or groups

For Political liberty, see 323.44; Political parties, 329; Crimes

against state, 364.13

Nationalities, Races, and Religious Groups

Political problems based on social and cultural interests in- volving groups

For International migration and colonization, see 325; Pub- lic policy toward aliens, 325.1 ; Sociological aspects of minor- ity groups, 301.45; Nationalism, 32]. 8

Political Struggles

Includes revolutions, revolts, riots, subversive activities

Coups d'etat and revolutions were formerly classified in 321 For International law of civil war, see 341.39; Crimes against state, 364.13; Martial law, 355.9

Hereditary and Economic Classes

Problems involving recognition of rights within state Includes nobility, aristocracy, upper middle, lower middle class, bourgeois, laborers, proletariat, peasantry For Economic problems of laborers, see 331

323.35 Communities

Includes urban, suburban and rural

For Local government, see 352; Sociological aspects ot communities, 30135-37; City planning, 711

A State and Individual

Includes doctrine of natural rights or legal immunities of indi- viduals which in a democratic state the state protects against interference, e.g. life, equality, pursuit of happiness, freedom from want, rights of assembly and of petition, property; limita- tion and suspension of civil liberties

.44 Liberty

Includes freedom of speech, religion, press, conscience, drama, art, academic freedom

For National liberty, or external sovereignty, see 320 A 57; Freedom and censorship oi specific activities, the sub/ect, e.g. Press, 070. J 3; Movies and radio, 792.93-.95

JS Citizenship

For Civics, see 320.9; Political liberty, 324; Dual citizenship in international law, 34J.5I

.61 Laws

May be divided bv countrv like 930-999, e.g. citizenship laws of Brazil, 323.6181

.62 Naturalization

.67 Alien Privileges

Includes passports

For Aliens in international law, see 34i.5I; Regulation and control ot aliens, 32 5. J

324 ELECTIONS AND SUFFRAGE

Includes electorate as branch of government, e.g. powers demonstrated in party platforms, policies determined in in- itiative and referendum

For Public opinion polls, see 301. 152; Party platforms and policies, 329; Initiative and referendum, 328

324.1

Decimal Classification

78

79

Social Sciences

325-325.29

.2 .21

.22

.23

.24

.25

.27

3

.4-.9

Suffrage

Includes qualifications (age, sex, citizenship, residence, prop- erty mental and moral, poll tax); movement for national ballots for qualified voters without permanent local residence

For Woman suffrage, see 324.3

Elections

Voting Systems

•Includes plural (weighted or differential) and compulsory- voting

Basis of Representation

Includes functional, minority and proportional representa- tion

For Legislative bodies and basis of representation, see

328.33

Nomination of Candidates

Includes party conferences, caucus, direct primary, platform

Voting Procedure

Includes registration; conduct and voting procedure, e.g hours, polls, judges, clerks, secret ballot certification of votes; absentee voting; voting procedure of electoral college

Ballot

Includes short ballot, Australian system, second ballot,

voting machines

Corrupt Practices

Includes bribery, false registration and voting

For Corrupt practices in party politics, see 329; Contested seats in legislative bodies, 328.33; Crimes against state, 364.J3

Woman Suffrage

For Woman's position, see 396; Woman suffrage party of

U. S., 329.8

Suffrage and Election by Country

May be divided like 940-999, e.g. Suffrage and elections m India, 324.54

325 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND

COLONIZATION

Transference of residence from one country to another

For Demography, see 312; Domestic population pohcy, 30J.32; Agricultural colonization, 333.76; Mobility and distri- bution of labor, 33 J. J J; Migrator}' labor, 33 J. 67

,1 Immigration

Policies Regulation Administration

Entrance into country to establish permanent residence or obtain employment

Includes oEcial organization of immigrant service, treat- ment of immigrants; inspection, registration, fees, policy (restriction, exclusion, selection, quota systems)

For Immigration to special counthes, see 325.4-.9; Alien privileges and passports, 323.67; Relations between state and minority groups within country, 323.1; Sociological aspects of minority groups, 301. 4S

.2 Emigration

Departure from one country or region to settle and reside in

another

Includes emigration policy ^

.21 Promotion and Assistance

Includes transfer of population; displaced persons, refugees from viewpoint of immigration and emigration

For World War IJ refugees, see 940.53J

.24-.29 Emigration and Emigration Policy of Specific Countries

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Chinese emigrants,

325.251

For Relations between state and minority groups ivithin na- tion, see 323.]; Sociological aspects of minority groups, 30 J. 45

I

325-3-327

Decimal Classification

80

325.3

.31

33-.39

.4-.9

326

.9

327

Colonization

Occupation and permanent settlement of territory by nationals of state under political control of that state; sometimes loosely used as extension of sovereignty by imperialist power over peo- ples and lands of weaker countries

Includes non-self governing territories, spheres of influence; colonial empire

For Political history oi empires and of specific colonies, see

930-999

Colonial Government

Organization Administration

Includes international control (mandate and trusteeship control )

Colonization by Specific Countries

May be divided by nation controlling colonies like 930-999 e.g. British Empire, 325.342

Colonization of Specific Countries

May be divided like 940-999, e.g. Immigration and coloni- zation of Alaska, 325.798

SLAVERY

Includes serfdom, slave trade, antislavery and proslavery docu- ments, emancipation

It is recommended that Socio-economic aspect of Negro prob- lem be classified in 301.45 For U. S. Civil War, see 973.7

History of Slavery

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

International relations deal viith what has been done or what is proposed to be done in given situations Includes foreign policy

May be used as inclusive number for 327 and 341 FoT Diplomatic history, see 930-999, e.g. Diplomatic history ot France, 944; International law (what ought to be done or not done), 34 J; InternationaJ organization and world peace, 34J.I; International Jaw of diplomatic service, 341.7; Execu- tive powers, 353.03; 354; Legislative powers, 328.34; Specific treaties, history of country, e.g. Treaty of Paris, 973.32

I

81

Social Sciences

327.3-328.36

327.3-.9 International Relations of Specific Countries

May be divided like 930-999

For Diplomatic history of specific countries, see 930-999;

Geopolitics, 320. J; Nationah'sm, 32J.8

328 LEGISLATION

Includes uniform laws, direct legislation (referendum, initiative)

For Law, see 340

J Parliamentary Law

.3 Legislative Bodies

Legislative branch of government

Includes sessions, their frequency, length and types; upper and

lower chambers

For Sessions law, see 3 4 5. J, 346, 349

•33 Membership

Includes qualification, compensation, tenure, methods of se- lection, seating of new members, contested seats, legislative mandate or freedom of representation, apportionment of seats on geographic, functional, proportional bases, repre- sentation of minority parties, electoral districts, voting priv- ilege, reapportionment reforms (Gerrj^mandering)

.34 Powers

Includes defined and implied powers, e.g. powers to investi- gate; powers to formulate statute law, to amend constitu- tion, to control revenue and appropriations, to share respon- sibility in making treaties, and miscellaneous functions, e.g. power to judge elections, to investigate or punish members; privileges and immunities, prerogatives

.36 Organization

Includes procedure in suspension and investigation of mem- bers and in cases of impeachment, appointment and election of officers; organization of committees, subcommittees, and commissions; party officers, committees and party discipline; lobbying

For Parliamentary law, see 328. J; Legislative manuals, 08 under 328.4-.9; Party politics, 329

I

328.37-329-5

Decimal Classification

82

83

Social Sciences

329.6-329.9

328.37

.39

.4^.9

329

.01 .02

.1 3

.4 .5

Procedure

Includes petitions, addresses, joint resolutions, local and private legislation, legislative reference service, bills (tech- nique in bill drafting, readings, calendars, vote taking)

Types of Legislative Bodies

Includes unicameral, bicameral

Legislative Bodies of Countries

May be divided like 940-999, and further divided: 01 journals 02 debates 03 abstracts 04 documents 05 rules 08 legislative manuals 09 history. An exception may be made for U. S. and its component units by omitting 0, e.g. History of U. S. congress, 328.739; N. Y. (state) legislative manual, 328.7478. For other nations 0 is in some cases needed to avoid conflicting numbers, e.g. unless 0 is used, 328.469 could mean either legislative bodies in Portugal or history of legislative bodies in Spain

POLITICAL PARTIES

Organization Campaign methods Conventions Func- tions

Includes party politics

For Ejections, see 324; Nomination of candidates, 324.23;

Political history, 900

U. S. Presidential Campaign Documents of All Parties

Political Machines

Includes bosses

For Poh'tical sociology, see 301.4

Federalist

Democratic

Includes Republican-Democratic or Jeffersonian Republican

party

Whigs

American or Know-nothing

Includes Native Americanism

329.6

.8

.9

Republican

Includes liberal Republican movements, e.g. Progressive party of 1912

Other U. S. Parties and Political Clubs

Includes Prohibition, Greenback, Woman suffrage, People*s ( Populist ) Socialist, Labor, Communist; political societies (formerly classified in 363)

Parties in Other Countries

May be divided like 940-999, e.g. Political parties in France, 329.944

8s

Social Sciences

331-115-331-21

330.1

.15

.18 .9

331

.1

.11

.112

330 ECONOMICS

Study of problems men face in their attempts to satisfy their wants in a world of scarcity

For Form divisions .2-.8, see p. Iv; exceptions in .1 and .9

follow:

Economic Theory

Includes capitalism and free enterprise

For Theories of specific aspects of economics, see subject, e.g. Marginal utility in price determination, 338.522; Col- lectivistic systems of government, 335

Schools of Economic Thought

Includes theories of Mercantilists, Physiocrats, Classicists (Adam Smith, Malthus), Historical school. Social econo- mists (Marx), Socio-ethical school, American Institutional- ism, Kcynesian economics

Methodology of Economics Comparative Economic Systems

Includes economic history

LABOR AND LABOR PROBLEMS

Those who work or wish to work for wages, and problems arising out of conflict between employer and employee over division and control of the product of industry Includes government regulation of labor For Form divisions 01-09, see p. Iv

Employment and Unemployment

Includes security, insecurity, discrimination

It is recommended that Collective bargaining be classified

in 331.891

For Personnel management, see 658.3

Labor Market

Interaction of labor supply (total number of workers of various grades available) and demand (classes of jobs of- fered by employers)

Labor Supply

84

331.115

.13

.137

.15

.153

.154

.155

21

Labor Demand

For Distiibution of population, see 3J2.9; Migration, 325

Unemployment

Causes Effect

Incidence

Unemployment as in\oluntary idleness of those who are able to work and arc looking for work Includes cyclical unemployment caused by depressions; seasonal unemployment; technological unemployment caused by new machines and processes

Remedies for Unemployment

Includes methods used by unions, employers and govern- ment to prevent and relieve unemployment, e.g. union benefit plans, severance wages, unemployment benefits, work relief

For UnempJoymenf insurance, sec 368.44; Vocational education, 37J.426

Industrial Relations

Includes industrial dcniocracy, cooperative management

For Labor unions, see 331.88; Industrial disputes and weapons ot labor, 3 3 J. 89, Management, 6S8

It is recommended that Conciliation be classified in 331.899

It is recommended that Mediation be classified in 331.899

It is recommended that Arbitration be classified in 331.899

Wages and Income

Remuneration of production employees and office workers in all industries

For Salaries of teachers, see 37J.I6; Other specific profes- sions, the profession; Wages and forced labor, 3 3 J. 5

Determination of Wages and Income

Includes wage theories (subsistence, wages-fund, marginal productivity, bargaining); fixing wage rates (degree of com- petition and bargaining strength)

331.215-331-59

Decimal Classification

86

87

Social Sciences

331.6-331.823

M

331.215

.22

.25

.253

.254

J6 .28 .29

Adequacy of Wages and Income of Workers

In terms of meeting absolute standards of economic well being and in comparison with income of other economic classes

For Standards oi living, sec 339.42

Wage Rates

Amount of money paid per hour, week or piece of output for various occupations on labor market Includes extra pay, bonus, subsidies; extra pay for overtime, nights and holidays; guaranteed wage, portal to portal pay

For Use of incentive wage systems by njanagement, see 6S832

Welfare Remedies to Combat Low Wages

Pensions, pension trusts

It is recommended that Group Insurance be classified in 368

• It is recommended that Social Insurance be classified in 368.4

Legislative Remedies to Combat Low Wages

Statistics and Facts of Wages in Industries

Statistics and Facts of Labor in Specific Countries

^^1^_^^1,6 PROBLEMS OF SUBSTANDARD WORKERS

Wages Hours Working conditions Effects Remedies

.3 Children in Industry

.4 Women in Industry

Includes women and children, unless children are emphasized

3 Compulsory Labor

Includes contract labor

For Convict labor, see 36S.6S; Slaver)^ and serfdom, 326

.59

Handicapped and Disabled

For VocationaJ rehabilitation or training ot handicapped and disabled, see 37L91

33L6 .62 .63 .66 .67

.7 .796

.8 .81

.82

.822

.823

Other Substandard Workers Immigrant Workers Negro Workers Southern Workers

Casual-migratory Workers

Those who have no steady occupation; who shift from place to place to meet a highly seasonal fluctuating demand Migrant workers was formerly classified in 331.796

Laborers in Specific Occupations or Industries

It is recommended that Migrant Workers be classified in 33L67

Other Problems of Workers

Hours and Work Periods

Length of working day and week Vacations Holidays Leaves

Includes overtime, night work, Sunday work, shift system, rest periods, work schedules in specific industries and coun- tries

Physical Risks

Includes sickness and industrial fatigue

For Unemphyment bs result of physical and other risks, see 331. J3; Social insurance for industrial risks, 368.41; Industrial medicine, 614.85; Industrial fatigue as problem of factor}' management, 6S8S4

Occupational Diseases

Causes Incidence Effects

For Industrial hygiene and medicine, see 614.85

Industrial Accidents

Causes Incidence Effects

Includes saftey devices

For Mining hazards, see 622.8; Industrial medicine, 614.85

331.825-331-89

331.825

.83

Decimal Classification

88

.831

.833

.85

.86

.88

.881

Employer's Liability Workmen's Compensation

For Workmen's compensation insurance, see 368.41

Living Conditions and Recreation

Health, welfare, and recreational facilities for employees instituted by employers or unions, industrial welfare, in- dustrial social work

It is recommended that Technical guides to management dealing with specific aspects of welfare be classified with subject, e.g. Food and cookery, 641; Cafeterias and res- taurants, 647.95; Clothing, 646.3

Cost of Living Workmen's Budgets

It is recommended that Cost and standard of living be classified in 339.42, and Standard of living in relation to wages and income, 331.21

Housing

For Architecture, see 720; Low cost or low rental hous- ing in city planning, 711 S8

Intellectual Life

It is recommended that Education be classified in 374, Continuation schools, 374.9; Workman^s libraries, 027.64; Social group work, 361.4

It is recommended that Industrial Rehabilitation be classi- fied in 371.91; Industrial Education, 371.426; Training of Supervisors and Foremen, 658.386

Organization of Workers

Unions: Labor, Craft, Industrial, Amalgamated Craft Fed- erations

Includes jurisdictional disputes for control of a given kind of work, membership or territory, craft vs. industrial unionism, eonser\'ative vs. revolutionary unionism

Unions of Specific Crafts, Industries or Services

Includes A. F. of L., C. I. O., Railway Brotherhoods

.89

Union Methods of Gaining Results

89

Social Sciences

331.891-332.14

331.891 Collective Bargaining

Negotiation and settlement of terms of employment be- tween employers and organized workers Includes making, interpretation and enforcement of agree- ments Collective bargaining was formerly classified in 331.1

.892 Strikes

In specific industries, crafts or services and in specific eountries

.893 Other Union Methods

Includes welfare programs, publicity, legislative and polit- ical programs

,899 Mediation Arbitration Conciliation

Mediation was formerly classified in 331.154; Arbitration, in 331.155; Conciliation in 331.153

,9 Other Labor Problems

332 MONEY, CREDIT AND BANKING

Includes investment and speculation, foreign exchange

For Public finance, see 336

.1 Banking and Commercial Credit

Organization Function Operation Regulation

Banking entails receipt of deposits, loan and discount, note

issue

Commercial credit is generally a short-term loan extended

to assist in business operations

Includes the money market, time deposits

.11 Central Banking

Banks which issue currency, act as fiscal agents of govern- ment, are custodians of reserves and regulate the volume of currency and credit Includes Federal Reserve System, '^monetary management"

.14 Trust Companies

It is recommended that Investment banking be classified in 332.66

332.15-332.316

Decimal Classification

90

332.15

International Banking

Banking conducted either by international banks or by banks of nations by means of agreement with one another or with their respective governments

Includes facilitation of international trade and payments; loans for industrial development, for currency stabilization

For Foreign exchange, see 332.45; Credit instmments,

332.77

.22 .23 .5

31

Savings Banks and Savings Deposits

Management Regulation

For Investment practices, see 332.67; Interest, 332.8; De- posit insurance, 368,85

Postal Savings School Savings

Special Banking and Credit Fields

Legislation Regulation

Includes government agencies (Reconstruction Finance Corporation), cooperative credit (formerly classified in 334.2), mortgage companies

For CommeTcial Joans, see 332.]; Loans for speciRc pur- poses, 332.3 J -.3 5; Credit principles, 332.7

Agricultural Banking and Credit

Includes Farm Credit Administration (federal land banks, joint stock land banks, federal intermediate credit banks, Production Credit Corporation, and Central bank for Co- operatives) Agricultural cooperative banking was formerly classified in

334.23

.315

.316

It is recommended that Morris Plan Banks be classified in 332.35

It is recommended that Personal Finance Companies

be classified in 332.35

91

Social Sciences

332.32-332.43

332.32

.55

36

A

.401 .41

.42

.43

Real Estate Banking and Credit

Includes Federal Home Loan Administration, Federal Hous- ing Administration, Public Housing Authority, Federal National Mortgage Association, building and loan associa- tions

Consumer Banking and Credit Small loans

Laws Regulation

Includes sales finance companies, personal finance com- panies (formerly classified in 332.316), credit unions (fomierly classified in 334.2), personal loan departments of savings banks, Morris Plan banks (formerly classified in 332.315), charge accounts and installment buying

Interbank Lending

Money

Medium of exchange and standard of value Includes coinage, mints, and mint practices

For Paper money, see 332.5; Counterfeiting, 332.9; Nu- mismatics, 737.4

Theory of Money

Money and Prices

Relationship between monetary value and trends and prices Includes valuation, revaluation, inflation, deflation

For Prices, see 338.5; Business cycles, 338.54; Controlled currency, 332.5

Monetary Standards

Medium chosen by government or accepted by society as

basis for monetary system

Includes bimetallism, monometallism

For Standards, policies of monetary systems in specific countries, see 332.49

International Monetary Standards

Includes international monetary' conferences and agreements

For International currencv stabilization, sec 332.15

332.45-332-65

Decimal ChssiRcation

92

332.45

.49 .5

.61

Foreign Exchange

Includes rates of exchange, arbitrage, control, exchange equalization account, pegging

Monetary Systems and Standards of Specific Countries

Paper Money

Credit paper currency Fiat money Representative paper money

Includes controlled currency

For Fiat money in public debt, see 336.3; Greenback party, 329.8; Credit instmrnGutSj 332.77

Securities and Security Markets

For Public borrowing, see 336.3; Commercial or term loans, 332.1

Organized Financial Exchanges

Includes stock exchange, curb exchange organized for pur- pose of resale of stocks and bonds

For Organized exchanges as economic markets, see

338.S22

£1 S3

M

Brokers and Dealers in Securities

Securities

Analysis and valuation of specific issues of stocks and bonds Includes computation of yield, value, dividends, and earn- ings of specific issues

For Investors' manuals or techniques of trading or invest- ing, see 332.67

Exchange Operations

Includes margin trading, short selling, market manipulation, speculation

J65

International Exchange Operations

93

Social Sciences

332.66-332.9

332.66

.67

.7

,71-.74

.75 .76

.77

.8

Investment Banking

Function Types

Provision by private investment houses, investment affili- ates of commercial banks, mortgage banks, investment trusts, brokerage houses of long-term loans to business Includes originating, underwriting, purchase and resale of new issues of transferable government and corporation

securities

Investment banking was formerly classified in 332.14

Investment Practices and Techniques

Practical works for the layman on techniques of trading and investing in securities

Includes guides, manuals, investment services information, forecasting and formula plans (Vassar and Yale)

For Information about specific securities, see 332.63; Reg- ulation and protection oi the investor, 332.6

Credit

Theory Instruments Operations

For Forms or types of credit, see 332.5; Public credit, 336.3; International credit, 332, J 5

It is recommended that Forms of Credit: Agricultural, Real Estate, Consumer be classified in 332.3-.35

Bankruptcy

It is recommended that Deposit Transfer Instruments, e.g. Checks, Money Orders be classified in 332.77

Credit Instruments

Includes promises to pay (notes, acceptances); orders to pay (bills of exchange, letters of credit); checks, and money orders (formerly classified in 332.76)

Interest

Rates Includes usury

Counterfeiting

Includes currency, securities, and credit instruments forgery

333-333-34

Decimal Classification

94

333

.1

.32 .33

.332

.34

LAND ECONOMICS

Consideration of land or natural resources both as an economic factor and a commodity Includes real estate business

For Form divisions .0J-.09, see p. I\'; Production, 338; Na- tional wealth, 339; Agriculture, 630

Public Land

History Law Policies Acquisition

Land over which go\ crnment exercises sole right of control

For Specific classes of public laud, sec class, e.g. PuWic grazing lands, 33374

Common Land

Land over which each member of an association exercises equal rights of control

Private Land

Land over which individual exercises sole right of control Includes question of large vs. small holdings, types of private ownership, e.g. individual, corporation; public control of private rights

For Economic and industiial sociology, see 30 J. 46 Tenure

Real Estate Business

Functions Operations

Includes sale and transfer of rural and urban land and whatever is part of it or on it, e.g. trees, water, minerals, houses; renting; negotiations for financing; management of real estate

For Economic question ot rent, see 333.5; Regulation and control 333.7; Management of buildings from tiousekeeping viewpoint, 647.9

Valuation of Land

Includes appraisal, land booms

Land Transfer

Includes registration of title, deed; transfer of title or deed without registration

95

Social Sciences

333-38-333'77

333.38 •5

JS

.7

.72

.73

.74 .75

.76

.77

Land Subdivision and Building

Economics of Rent

Includes rental systems, landlordism, agricultural rent, urban rent (formerly classified in 333.6)

It is recommended that Urban Rent be classified in .5

Land Resources Utilization

Classification Scientific planning Control

Settlement policies

Includes public and private land resources; Agrarian move- ments; marginal and sub-marginal lands

For Forest policy, see 634.925

Conservation of Land Resources

Policy of conserving forest, mineral, agricultural land by creating public domain; stimulation of settlement of less desirable land by irrigation, drainage; encouragement of farm ownership rather than tenancy; regulation of removal of natural resources

Includes conscr\'ation of national resources (formerly classi- fied in 339.49)

For Practices, see subject, e.g. erosion control by contour

planting, 631.45

Waste Land Resources

Includes arid and semi-arid lands

Pasture and Grazing Land Resources

Forest and Woodland Resources

For Forest policy, see 634.925

Agricultural Land Resources

Includes land used for crops and farmsteads

Urban Land Resources

Growth Classification

Includes economic principles of city planning, control of character of growth by legislation and zoning; land used for commercial, industrial and residential purposes

For Physical planning and designing of cities, see 711; Housing, 7 J 1.59

333-78-334-5

Decimal ChssiEcation

96

333.78

.8

.91

Recreational Land Resources

Includes conservation of wild life

For Administration and planning, see 712S4

Mineral Land Resources

For Mining, see 622; Economic geology, 553

Other Resources Utilization

Includes air and air rights

Water Resources

Water resources utilization for consumption, navigation,

power, irrigation

Includes water rights, land under water

334

5

COOPERATION

Purpose Value Organization

Includes friendly societies, benefit societies, and associations which aim to provide commodities and ser\'ices at cost to members of the societies

For Cooperatives engaged in speciEc enterprise, see subject, e.g. Rural electrification, 338.39; Production and marJceting, 338; Form divisions .01 -.09, p. Jv

Building Societies

Includes cooperative housing

FoT Building and loan associations, see 332.32; Housing, 71LS9

It is recommended that Cooperative Banking and Credit be classified in 332.3; Agricultural Banking and Credit, 332.31; Credit Unions, 332.35

Consumers Cooperation

Includes purchasing cooperatives which, in order to reduce costs, buy collectively goods their members need

97

Social Sciences

334-6-335-6

334.6

335

.5

.6

Cooperation in Production Utilization

Includes societies engaged in production, selling, and owning machinery or other assets too expensive for any one member to own

For Cooperative production or marketing of specific com- modities, see 338.J-.4, e.g. Cooperative milk marketing, 338. J7

COLLECTIVISTIC SYSTEMS

Collcctivistic economic systems arc those in which production and distribution of commodities are determined not by free private market (capitalism), but by centralized authority, e.g. government (socialism or fascism); by associations, e.g. unions or syndicates (syndicalism); or by individuals with an attitude of brotherhood toward each other (anarchism) Includes socialism (type of collectivism in which a democratically elected government owns the means of production and controls processes of production and distribution) and descriptions of ancient and modern ideal commonwealths

For Political methods ot transition, see 323.2; Totah'tarian form of state, 32J.84-.85; Comparative government and civics, 320.9; Functions ot government, 322; Theory' of capitalism, 330. J 5; Economic conditions and systems, 330.9; Economic planning, 338.9; Form divisions .0J-.09, p. Jv

Marxian Socialism

Largest group of Marxian sociahsts are those who call them- selves communists, including communists in USSR, and who regard dictatorship of the proletariat as a worker's democracy Includes doctrines of so-called "scientific socialism" founded on Marx's ''science of economies'' and historical change

For Economic system of USSR, see 330.947

Post-Marxian Socialism

Socialist doctrines other than Marxian For National SociaJism, see 335.6

Fascism

Economic theories of the corporate state Includes Nazism

For Fascist economic system in Italy, see 330.945

335-7-336.2

335.7

.8

Decimal ChssiUcation

98

.9

Christian Socialism

Includes Catholic socialism

Syndicalism and Anarchism

Includes I. W. W.

It is recommended that International organizations of

syndicalist parties be classified in 329.9

For Industrial democracy, see 33 J. J 5; Revolutionary unions,

331.88

Socialist Communities

336

.1

.12

.2

PUBLIC FINANCE

Public revenue Public bonowing Budgets Appropria- tions Public expenditure

For Form divisioiis, ,0J-.09, see p. Iv; Public finance of inter- national organizations, 336.09; Public finance ot ancient stateSy 336.093; Money, credit, banking, 332; Public accounting, 657,6

Non-Tax Revenue

Revenues from non-tax sources, e.g. public property (public domain and industries), public monopolies, lotteries (formerly classified in 336.3), deposits and investments, reparations

Where interest in non-tax revenues lies chiefly in relation to taxation, class in 336.2

For Public land policies, see 3 3 3. J; Land grants to educa- tion, 379.12

Sale of Public Lands and Other Properties

Revenue from sale of pubUe land, buildings, equipment, supplies

For Grants-in-aid, see 336.39

Taxation

Includes surveys, valuation, assessments, collection, exemp- tions, evasions, delinquencies, intergovernmental problems

For Subjects pertaining to specific tax, see tax, e.g. Assess- ment of real property, 336.22; Tarifl^ administration, 336.26

99

Social Sciences

336.21-336.26

336.21

.22

.23

.24

.242

.243

.249

.25

.26

Direct Taxes

Assessment Collection Rates

Includes general property tax, classified property tax For Capital levy, see 336.25; Death and gift taxes, 336.276; Special assessments, 336.28

Real Property Tax

Includes single tax plan

For Taxation as device to control land utilization, see

333.7

Personal Property Tax

Includes tangible and intangible

Income Tax

Includes special aspects applicable to capital gains and losses international agreements and agreements between governmental units regarding distribution of foreign and nonresident income taxes

Personal Income Tax

Includes pay-as-you-go plan

Where interest in payroll tax lies chiefly in its rela-" tion to Social insurance tax, class in 336.249

Corporation Income Tax Business and Industrial

Profits Tax

Includes excess profits tax

Other Taxes upon Income

Includes payroll taxes for financing social insurance

Other Direct Taxes

Includes poll tax, capital levy

For Poll tax as qualification for voting, see 324.1

Tariff Customs

Taxes on goods crossing national boundaries

Where interest in special commodity lies chiefly in its relation to protection, class in 337.3 For Tarifl^ policy, see 337; Tariff treaties and customs unions, 337.9; Foreign trade, 382; Tariff rates, 337.5

336.27-336.278

Decimal ChssiRcation

100

336.27

.271

.272

.273

.274

.276

.278

Other Taxes

For Local taxes, see 33628

Excise, Sales and Indirect Taxes

Commodity taxes levied at some stage of production,

marketing or consumption

Includes gross receipts, general retail sales, use, severance

For Specific comwodity taxes, see 336278

Stamp Tax or Duties

Includes revenue stamp

For Specific commoditv taxes, see 336278

Fees Licenses

Fixed charges for services which have been rendered or for pri\ ilege of engaging in specific activity, e.g. fees for legali- zation of documents, incorporation fees, professional li- censes Licenses was formerly classified in 336.274

Taxes on Certain Businesses

Taxes on property, income, receipts paid by insurance companies, banks, corporations, chain stores, public utili- ties

It is recommended that Licenses be classified in 336.-

273

For Specific taxes, see tax, e.g. Corporation income

tax, 336241

Death and Gift Taxes

Estate Inheritance Legacy or succession Gift

Taxes on Specific Commodities and Services

Sale, gross receipt, stamp duty, license taxes levied on specific commodities and services, e.g. motor fuels, alco- hol, tobacco, admissions and amusements, soft drinks, pari mutuels, transportation, severance of timber and oil

May be arranged alphabetically by commodity or serv- ice

For Taxation on bonds and securities as personal prop erty, see 33623

101

Social Sciences

336.28-336.395

336.28

3

.34

39

.395

Local Taxes

Whole question of local taxation

Includes special assessments or levies against property to

defray cost of public improvement

For Specific kinds of taxes, see tax, e.g. Real property taxes, 336.22; Parking meter revenues, 336278

Public Credit, Debt and Loans

Borrowing Payment of interest Repayment of principal by states

Includes issuance of government securities, government

bonds

It is recommended that Government lotteries be classified

in 336.1

For Public revenue from deposits and investments, see

336.1

International Debt

Includes financial commitments of one state to another; war indemnities or reparations imposed by victorious state upon conquered; loans made by one state to another in pursuit of common war, financial assistance rendered to prevent finan- cial and economic collapse of state; transactions between state as borrower and foreign private holder of captial as lender

Includes subsidies; commercial loans, e.g. government loans floated in foreign market with guaranty or recommendation of foreign government

For Indemnities or reparations of specific war, see war, e.g. WorJd War I reparations, 940.3J

Public Expenditure and Accounts

Government spending Reduction of government spend- ing Grants-in-aid Subsidies or subventions, bounties

For Functions of government, see 322; Subsidies as device for encouraging industry, 338.9

Budgets and Appropriations

Budget administration Budgetary control and legislative appropriations

Budgets

3364-338

336.4

Decimal CJassification

102

Public Finance of Specific Nations

For Public finance of international organizations, see 336.09; Public finance of ancient states, 336.093; Specific aspects of public finance, see subject, e.g. Taxation in France, 336.2; Claims of one government against another, see subject, e.g. Expropriation of Mexican oil land, 533.8

337

TARIFF POLICY

Government control of international trade, and effects on eco- nomic conditions Includes colonial tariff policies, free trade

For Economic policy, see 338.9; International trade, 382; Cus- toms as a source of revenue, 336.26; Form divisions, .0J-.09, p. Jv

.3

.9

Protection

Includes tariff and other methods of control, e.g. licensing, contingents or quotas, prohibition, anti-disease regulations, anti-dumping duties, punitive surtaxes

For Methods of levying customs duties, see 336.26; Foreign exchange quotas, 332.45

Tariff Rates on Specific Commodities

For Production and marketing of commodities, see 338.J-.4

Tariff Treaties

Includes trade agreements, reciprocity, most-favored nation clause, preferential tariff, customs unions, multi-national agree- ments

For Tarifl^ laws and adnn'nistration, see 336.26

338

PRODUCTION AND PRICES OR PLANNING

Includes theories of production, specialization, diversification, freedom and control of production

For Factors of production (land, labor, capital), see 333, 33 J, 339; Organization of production, 338.7

103

Social Sciences

338.1-338.37

.1

.17

.27

338.1-3384 ECONOMICS OF INDUSTRY

Organization Financial problems {costs,

pricing) Markets Maladjustment oi

production Plant Production Statistics

Products Government regulation

Agricultural and Plant Industries

For Agricultural land use, see 333.76; Cooperative farms, 334,6; Farm management, 63J; Processed food industry eco- nomics, 338 A

Agricultural Products

Includes grain, cotton, sugar, fibers, tea, coffee, vegetables, dairy products, liquor and packing industries' products

For Growing of agricultural products, see 633-635

Mineral Industries

For Mineral land use, see 333.8; Conservation, 333J2; Mining engineering, 622; Metal manufacture, 671-2-3

Mineral Products

Includes coal, gas, petroleum, chemicals, precious stones, glass

For Technical production of coal, see 662.62; Gas, 665.7; PetroJeum, 665.S

3

.37

Other Primary Industries

Includes fishing, hunting industry

For Fisheries, see 639.2; Trapping, 639. J

Other Primary Products

Those which come directly from natural resources Includes fur, fish

For Processing of fur, see 675.3; Preservation of fish, 664.8

338-39-338.528

Decimal ChssiRcation

104

338.39

A

.46

.47

Engineering Industries

Includes public utilities (formerly classified in 380.16), businesses supplying water, gas, electricity, telephone and telegraph service; and transportation on street cars, busses, railroads and airways; rural electrification

Manufacturing Industries Services

Industries which obtain their raw materials from primary in- dustries or from other secondary industries Includes construction industries

For Techniques oi manufacturing, see 660; Construction, 690; Transportation and communication, 380; Business management, 6S0

Services

Professional, technical, advisory, personal, recreational

Manufactured Products

Includes metal, lumber, paper, textile, clothing, processed foods industries

s

.52 .522

Prices

.523 .526

.528

Price Determination

Competitive Free Markets and Price Determination

Barter or higgling Auctions Organized commodity exchanges

Includes competitive conditions, changing supply and demand, marginal revenue, short and long run costs, interrelationship of prices

For SpeciEc commodity exchanges, see 338. J 7; Se- curity exchanges, 332,64

Monopolistic Markets and Price Determination

Government Regulation of Prices and Price Determi- nation

General Level of Prices

Includes price of commodities by index number; causes and results of price movements

105

Social Sciences

338.54-339

338.54

.7

.74

.8

.88

.9

339

Business Cycles

Causes Remedies

Includes forecasting, panics, depressions, recessions, booms

Systems of production

Includes handicraft stage, guild system, domestic or putting out system, factory system

Organization of Production

Includes the entrepreneur, partnership For Business management, see 658

Corporations

Includes government corporations

Large Scale Production and Combination

Advantages Disadvantages Regulation

Includes holding companies, monopolies, trusts, mergers For Trust banking, see 332. J4

International Combination

Includes cartels

Economic Policy

Includes encouragement of industry by government: grants, subsidies; control and regulation of industry by government

For Social and economic planning, see 309.2; City plan- ning, 711; Functions oi government, 322; Specific industry controls, sub/ect, e.g. Control of monopolistic markets, 338.5; Credit control, 332.11

INCOME AND WEALTH

Wealth is total assets (economic goods and senices) existing at a given time

It is recommended that Poverty and Vagrancy be classified in

301.46

For Labor, see 33J; Land, 333; Production and distribution of goods and services, 338; Form divisions .01-.09, p. Iv

339-2-339-42

Decimal Classification

106

339.2

It is recommended that Distribution of National Income be classified in 339.3; Distribution of Personal Income, 339.41

National Income and Wealth

Principles of measurement Estimated value Analysis Accounting and nation's economic budget Money flow

Total of goods and services existing in a country in given period

Includes distribution of national wealth (formerly classified in 339.2)

For Economic principles of determining shares going to specific factors of production, see Labor (wages) 3312; Capital (interest), 332.8; Land (rent), 333.5; Entrepre- neurship (profits), 338.7; Government receipts and ex- penditures, 336

.34 A

.41

National Wealth of Specific Countries

Personal Income and Wealth

Part of national income and wealth which is consumed

For Consumer education, e.g. Shopping and buying for home, see 647.1; Industrial uses of goods and services, 338.J-.4

Distribution of Personal Income

Principles of measurement and distribution of income by occupation, age or size of income, e.g. incomes under $1000 Distribution of personal income was formerly classified in 339.2

.42

Cost or Standards of Living

Cost of living for labor was formerly classified in 331.831 Includes family expenditures at various income levels; budget studies by income level, by degree of urbanization, by occupational group

For Household accounts, see 647.1; Standards of living in relation to wages, 3 3 J. 2 J

lOJ

339.43

.49

Social Sciences

33943-33949

Savings

Principles of measurement and estimates of saving for vari- ous economic groups, by type of saving, by income level

For Saving and investment, see 332.67

It is recommended that Conservation of National Re- sources be classified in 333.72

109

Social Sciences

341.13-341.31

340.3

.4 .5 .6

.9

341

.1

.11

.12

340 LAW

For Form divisions .1-2, .7-.8, see p. Jv; exceptions .3-.6, .9 follow:

Antiquities

Includes torture, trial by ordeal, duel

Trial by Jury Comparative Legislation

Medical Jurisprudence

Relationship between law and medicine, e.g. Patient-physician contracts, medical privilege; doctor as witness Includes forensic medicine (application of medical knowledge in legal trials); expert testimony (doctor as expert m cases involving establishing cause of death, illegal abortion)

For Registration and licensing of doctors, see 614.2; Forensic baJhstics, legal chemistry, 364.12; Testimony, 347.94

History Legal Anecdotes

INTERNATIONAL LAW

Body of rules accepted by community of nations as defining their rights and obligations; means of procedure by which those rights may be protected Includes international cooperation

For International law relating to particular subject, see subject, e.g. Sovereignty of nations, 320.1S7

World Peace

Peace plans and movements

International Organization and Administration

General public and private organizations

Includes two or more specific international organizations

For Organizations devoted to special subject, see subject, e.g. Food and agricultural organizations of the United Nations, 338.1, World state, 321.04

League of Nations

May be divided like United Nations, 341.13

108

341.13

.132

.133

.135 .137 .139

.18

.3

.31

United Nations

Organization Administration

For U.N.E.S.C.O., see 060

Charter and Organs

Includes discussions on permanent agencies, councils,

commissions

Foi Agencies devoted to special subjects, see subjects, e.g. Trusteeship council, 325.31, International court of justice, 341.63; Social and economic council, 309.2

General Assembly

Includes general committees; e.g. Administrative and budgetary committee

Security Council and General Committees

Secretariat and Departments

Relationships of Governments and Regions to United Nations

Regional Associations

Includes Pan-American Union

International Treaties

Procedures Texts Collections of treaties

May be divided by country like 930-999 For Treaties signed at termination of war, see History, e.g. Treaty of Paris, 973.32; Treaties concluded between two countries, see more important country, e.g. Treaties con- cluded between Russia and Hungary, 341.247; or Treaties between one country and another may be classified with the foreign country, e.g. Treaties concluded between United States and China, 341.251; International relations, 327

Law of War

Belligerency and Belligerents

Includes commencement, conduct, methods and termina- tion of war

341.32-341-5

Decimal Classification

110

341.32

.3?

.35

.36

.39

A

.41 .49

Property in War Law of Belligerent Occupation

Administration of occupied territories Exploitation of their resources Relations with peoples of occupied terri- tories Requisitions in foreign countries Contribu- tions to war Booty Requisition of travelers En- emy property

Prisoners of War

Treatment Rights Work Repatriation

Includes sick and wounded prisoners and internment of soldiers by neutral nations

For Work oi Red Cross, see 361. S

Neutrality and Neutrals

Includes commerce of neutral nations, contraband of war, right of visit and search

Maritime Warfare

Includes privateering, prizes of war, courts of prizes, sub- marine mines

For Right ot search, see 341. 3S

Civil War

When civil war assumes such proportions that other na- tions are affected, laws of war and neutrality may be used by recognition of insurgents as belligerent power, e.g. in 1861 European powers recognized belligerency of South when de jure government violated normal rights of com- merce

Crimes Against Law of Nations

Procedure of trials and punishment of criminals Genocide

For Military trials by occupying ioices during hostilities, see 34132

Nuremberg Trials

International Criminal Law

Includes extradition, immunity, right of jurisdiction

.5

Special Topics in International Law

111

Social Sciences

341.51-341.67

34L51

.57

.59

.6

.63

.65

.67

Nationality and Citizenship

For Domesric legislarion on narionahty and citizenship, see 323.6

Commercial and Maritime Law

Includes freedom of seas, open seas, collisions at sea, ship- wreck

For Special topics, see subject, e.g. Internarional air rights, 333.9; Fisheries, 338.3, Maritime war, 341.36, Neutrahty, 34]. 3 5

Private International Law Conflicts of Laws

Determines whether foreign or domestic law governs ques- tions involving private rights of foreigners or private rights claimed by virtue of foreign transaction

For Special topics, see subject, e.g. Bankruptcy, 332.75

Pacific Settlement of Disputes

Includes negotiation, good offices, conciliarion and commis- sions of inquiry

For World peace, see 341. J

International Arbitration and Mediation Judicial Set- tlement

Includes courts of international justice and international tribunals, e.g. Hague permanent court of arbitration

For Prize courts, see 34J.36

Compulsive Measures Short of War

Sanctions Pacific blockade Embargo Economic boycott Intervention . Internarional police

Reduction and Limitation of Armaments

For Specific regulations and controls, see economic produc- tion, e.g. Control oi atomic energ>% 338.27; Firearms indus- tr)^ 338.4

341.7-344

Decimal Classification

112

341.7

A

342

343

.1

344

Diplomatic Service

Conduct of official relations between governments as governed by international law and custom

FoT World politics, see 909; JiifernafioiiaJ relations of par- ticular country, 327; Diplomacy involved in a particular cri- siSy history oi country, e.g. V . S. diplomatic relations in Civil war, 973.7; Treaties, 34i.2 or history oi country

Consular Service

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

Written and unwritten fundamental law of state Includes constitutional conventions, constitutions and amend- ments, commentaries on constitutions; history of constitutions of specific countries

For Constitutional Jaw controlling specific bodies, see subject, e.g. Powers of the executive, 353.03; Powers of legislative bodies, 328.34; Judicial powers, 347.97-.99; Government, 320.9; Comparative governments, 320.9

.3-.9 May be di\ided like 930-999, e.g. U. S. Constitution, 342.73

CRIMINAL LAW

Includes penal codes, reports, criminal procedure For Criminology, see 364; Pohce measures, 365

Criminal Trials

For Criminal case studies, see 364,1

Punishment

Corporal punishment Death penalty

For Penology, see 365

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Rules and regulations having the force of law for purpose of fill- ing in details of statutory policy Administrative regulation of social and economic activity

It is recommended that Martial law be classified with Military law, 355.9

For Specific administrative rules, see subject, e.g. NLRB rul- ings, 331,899; Law of municipal corporations, 352; Civil serv- ice Jaw, 35 LI

1^3

Social Sciences

344.1-347.1

344.1

.2

345

Administrative Tribunals

For Courts, see 347.9

Administrative Procedure

U. S. STATUTES AND CASES

Source material Includes common law

345.1-.5 may be divided: 1, U. S.; 2, states; and arranged alphabetically, e.g. Statutes at large of U. S. federal govern- ment, 545.11; Statutes of Mass., 345.12; Reports of District Courts of Mass., 345.412

.1 Sessions Law Statutes at Large

.2 Codes Revised Statutes

.3 Law Digest

A Reports

Includes Supreme Court reports

.41 U. S. Circuit and District Courts

.415 Reporter Services for Regions

.5 Digests of Cases

346 BRITISH STATUTES AND CASES

Source material

Includes reports for English speaking countries, except U. S.

May be divided like 345

347 TREATISES

Systematic exposition of facts, principles involved, and conclu- sions arrived at in points of law

For Law oi special subjects, see subject, e.g. Insurance law, 368.93; Private corporation law, 338.74

347.1-347.8 PRACTICE IN MANY LAW LIBRARIES

places types covered here in one alphabetical author

arrangement

.1 Persons

347-2-349-9

Decimal Classification

114

347.2 Realty

3 Chattels

.4 Contracts

.5 Torts

h Family Law and Inheritance

.7 Commercial and Maritime Law

& Equity

.9 Judicial Branch of Government

Includes civil trials, procedure, courts

.91 Civil Trials

.92 Pleadings •

.93 Forms

.94 Evidence

,95 Remedies

.% Local Legal Officers

Includes Justice of the peace, Notary, Sheriff

.97 Courts

Organization Jurisdiction History

Includes court system of central governments

For InfernationaJ courts, see 34J.63; Administrative tribunals, 344.1

.972 Supreme Court

.98 Provincial or State Court System

.99 Local Court System

348 It is recommended that CHURCH LAW be classified in

262.9

349 LAW OTHER THAN AMERICAN AND BRITISH

.3-.9 May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Roman Law, 349.37 and

further divided under each nation like 345 by adding 0 after the country's number, e.g. French Code, 349.4402

For Treatises on specific svh]tc\.%y see subjects, e.g. French com- mercial Jaw, 1^11; German court system, 347.97

350 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Management of executive branches of government

For Legislative branch, see 328; Judicial branch, 340; Govern- ment, 320; Constitutional government, 342; Business admmistra- tion, 658

351

PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Includes problems basic to administration of executive branch of all governments

For Problems of administration oi U. S. federal and state ex- ecutive branch, see 353; Foreign central executive branch, 354; All local executive branches, 352

351.1-351.5 THE PUBLIC SERVICE ORGANIZATION

Those who work for government Job classifica- tion Selection Placement Training Conditions oi employment

.1

.3

Organizations Controlling Public Service

Includes Civil Service Commissions, Ministries, Bureaus; their organization, powers, functions

Job Analysis and Classification for Public Service

Selection, Placement and Training of Personnel for Public Service

Includes recruiting, establishing standards, examination, tests

Conditions of Employment

Includes promotion, transfer, salaries, pensions, sc\crance

lis

351-7-352.7

Decimal Classification

116

3 5 1 .7-3 51.8 AREAS OF GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION

As governmental administiation touches subjects ex- panded elsewhere in the classification it is recom- mended that these areas he classified where found, e.g. Police measures, 36^; Welfare, 360; Communi- cations and transportation, 380; Finance, 336; Trade, 380; Labor, 331; Mihtary, 355; Education,

370

.9 Control of Public Service

Includes checks by legislative and judicial branches; electorate, and by super\'ision

352 ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Includes organization of local government and administration of units of government such as counties, cities, boroughs, villages

352.03-352.09 SPECIFIC LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. French local gov- ernment, 3^2.044; Municipal government in United

States, 352.073

352.1-352.9 DEPARTMENTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Organization Administrative management

For Functions oi departments, see subject, e.g. City finances, 336

.1

2 .3 A .5 JS .7

Finance Department

Police Department

Fire Department

Public Health Department

Public Works Department

Water, Sewage Department

Streets, Highways, Bridges, Parks Departments

117

352.8 .9

353

Social Sciences

352.8-353-83

.03

Licenses Other

ADMINISTRATION OF UNITED STATES

FEDERAL AND STATE EXECUTIVE

GOVERNMENT

Organization Administrative management

For Administration oi U. S. federal and state legislative bodies, see 328.73-.798; Judicial, 347.9; Civic, 320.9

President

353-1-353-8 DEPARTMENTS OF UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE

GOVERNMENT

Organization Adnn'nistrative management

For Functions, see subject, e.g. State department negotia- tions with Russia, 327.47; Treasury department bond issues, 336.5

,1 2 .3 .4 .5

.7

.8

.81 .82 .83

Department of State Department of the Treasury Department of Interior Post Office Department

Department of Justice

For Courts, see 347.97

Department of Defense

Includes Navy (formerly classified in .7) and Air Force

It is recommended that Department of Navy be classified

in 353.6

Other Departments

Department of Agriculture

Department of Commerce

Department of Labor

353-9-355-11

Decimal Classification

118

353.9

354

Administration of State Executive Government

May be divided like 974-979, e.g. Administration of New York State, 353.9747

ADMINISTRATION OF EXECUTIVE GOV- ERNMENT OTHER THAN UNITED STATES

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Executive branch of French government, 354.44 and further subdivided like 353, e.g. French State Department, 354.441, except where existing country sub- divisions conflict, e.g. Germany, 943, Austria, 943.6. In such cases departments would be added to .06, e.g. German State Department, 354.43061

355

.1

.11

355-359 MILITARY SCIENCE For Ordnance and engineering, see 623

ELEMENTS OF WARFARE

Framework of war as practised by the army as a whole, or jointly

by army, naval and air forces

Includes services which supply and maintain combat units

For Specific ground ioices of army, see 356, e.g. Infantry, 3S6.1; Military history, 930-999; War as social disorganiza- tion, 30J.46; InteniationaJ Jaw of war, 34J.3; Military weapons and their operation, 623; Specific wars, 930-999; Form divi- sions .0J-.09, p. ]v

.1-.8 may be applied to any branch of service, e.g. Air force strategy, 358.43; Naval recruitment, 359.22

Personnel

Officers Enlisted personnel Prisoners of war

Includes personnel policies regarding service (length, leave, promotion, termination), pay; relation of military to ci- vilians

Veterans

Includes provision for civil employment, education and re- habilitation of ser\ ice men and women

For Veterans' hospitals, see 362. J I; Homes for aged, 562.61

119

Social Sciences

355.12-355.27

355.12

.13

.14

.2

22

.23

.232

.26

.27

Military Life and Customs

Includes living conditions, relation between officers and en- listed men

Military Discipline

Includes Provost Marshal, military police and the enforce- ment of military law and order; military tribunals and ad- ministration of justice; military punishment

Uniforms

Description Regulations

Includes insignia For Issue, see 355.8

Mobilization

Change from peace to war: organization and assembling of troops, reser\^es and all other resources of nation for war

Manpower Recruitment

Organization Administration Examination

Includes enlistment and conscription, provisions for ex- emption, evasion, refusal of service, e.g. Conscientious objectors

For Training, see 355.5; Recruitment for Navy, 359.22

Civilian Mobilization

Includes provision of civilian defense volunteers, employees; allocation of workers to essential industry; civilian morale

Civilian protection

Includes protection from bombing, fire, bacteriological warfare, chemical warfare and subversive activities

Industrial Mobilization

Includes priorities and allocation of materials, location of defense industries, contract letting, regulation and supervi- sion by government

Mobilization of Transportation and Communication Fa- cilities

355-3-355-42

Decimal Classification

120

121

Social Sciences

35543-355'7

i

355.3

.31

.33

.34

.36

.37

A

.41

.42

Organization

Scheme of arrangement in branches having definite functions and units of various sizes with various grades of personnel as- signed to each Includes military profile of a country

For Naval organization, see 359.3

Combat Elements

Disposition Statistics

For Detailed description oi branches of army, see 356; Air force, 358; Navy, 359; Non-combat or service, 355.J-.9, 356.9, e.g. Judge Advocate, 355.6

Command and Staff

Includes Inspector General, Chiefs of Staff, combined and joint staff

Special Services

Women's corps Recreational services Religious sen^ice

Includes Special Services, Chaplains Corps, Troop In- formation and Education

Service Elements

Includes administrative, supply and technical troops

Reserves

Includes National Guard, Organized Reserve Corps (R.O.T.C.)

Strategy and Tactics

Includes national defense

For NavaJ strategy and tactics, see 359.4

Logistics

Movement and supply of troops

Tactics

Handling of troops in combat or execution of broad plan of

war

Includes joint operations of land, sea and air forces; combat

intelligence; psychological warfare; deceptive tactics, e.g. use

of camouflage (formerly classified in .43)

355.43

.48

.5

.6

.7

Strategy

Conception of general plan of war or campaign and of de- ployment of forces: provision of balanced forces; budgetary requirements

Includes strategic intelligence, combined strategy^ (concep- tion by allied nations of general plan of war), effectiveness of forces (adequacy of lines of communication and supply, initiative, numbers and mobility, unity, simplicity and char- acter of command; cooperation and coordination in training, discipline, equipment, and morale of troops, standardization of equipment)

It is recommended that Camouflage be classified in .42

Analysis of Specific Operations

Technical accomts and militar\^ analysis of specific wars, campaigns, battles

For Place of specific wars in history, see 930-999

Training

Includes grand and major exercises of joint land, sea and air forces; basic training, drill and maneuvers; survival instructions

For Training in particular branches, see branch, e.g. Basic training: Infantry, 3S6A5; Fleet maneuvers in Pacific, 359.5

Administration

Correspondence Records Filing systems Contracts Budget Accounting Finance

Work and super\ision necessary to handling of legal, finan- cial, budgetary and clerical work of administrative service Includes Judge Advocate General, Adjutant General (army post offices), Finance Department and Comptroller

For Naval Administration, see 359.6

Installations

Organization and administration of military plants, hospitals, arsenals, barracks, posts, camps, stations, prisons

For Civilian concentration camps, see 355.232; Conscien- tious objectors' camps, 3SS.22; Architecture of military buildings, 725.J; Naval bases, 359.7; Air bases, 3S8,07

355-8-356.4

Decimal Classification

122

355.8

.81

.82

.88

.9

Equipment, Supplies, Materiel

Procurement Issue Maintenance Salvage Trans- port

Includes Quartermaster Corps, Ordnance Department; sub- sistence

For Naval equipment, supplies, materiel, see 359.8

Equipment

Complete service outfit (side arms, clothing, instruments, tools, utensils)

For Description of ordnance, see 623

Materiel

Includes trucks, cannon, antiaircraft guns

Supplies

Daily necessities (food, gasoline, ammunition)

Other Elements

Includes military' law, martial law, public relations

Martial law was formerly classified in .344

For International Jaw oi war, see 34J.3; Mih'tary prisons,

3SS7; Military government, 32S31

356

.1

A

GROUND FORCES AND SERVICES

Personnel Mobilization Organization Strategy and tactics Training Administration Installations Sup- ply Transportation

Combat and non-combat services for land warfare

Infantry

Includes motorized infantry, mountain troops, ski troops, Rangers or Commandos

Artillery

Arm of sendee which mans and operates heavy guns Includes field, sea coast and antiaircraft

Artillery was formerly classified in 358.1 For Artillery as ordnance, see 623

123

356.5

.7

.9

Social Sciences

356.5-357

Armored Force

Includes tank regiments, armored infantry regiments, antitank artillery units

Air-borne Force

Includes air-borne infantry, paratroops in gliders and planes

Communications

Branch of service which has charge of all military signaling (flags, lights, rockets, semaphore, heliograph) and communi- cations (telegraph, telephone, radio) Includes procurement, storage and distribution Communications was formerly classified in 358.2

Ground Services

Includes ground services not covered elsewhere

For Quartermaster Corps, see 355.8; Inspector General Ad- jutant General, Judge Advocate General and Finance De- partment, 355.6; Provost Marshal General's Department, 355.J3

.92

.93

Medical

Care and treatment of wounded and sick; control of disease and sanitation

Includes Medical Corps, Dental Corps, Veterinary Corps, Medical Administrative Corps, Army Nurse Corps

Chemical Warfare

Development and supply of gas, smoke, incendiary, bac- teriological materials and weapons and protection against them

.94

.95

Engineer

Includes Engineer Corps (formerly classified in 358.2)

Transportation

Includes Transportation Corps

357

CAVALRY

358-358.45

Decimal Classification

124

358 AIR FORCES AND SERVICES

Combat and non-combat services for war in air Includes war in air as used by army, navy or air forces

For Military aeronautics, see 629. J 33; Aeronautic engineering, 629.]

358.01-358.09 may be divided like 355.1-.9, e.g. Air power, 358.03; Air force law, 358.09

.1 It is recommended that Artillery be classified in 356.4

2 It is recommended that Engineers be classified in 356.94;

Communication, 356,7

,4 Air Warfare

For Air navigation, see 629.125; Training o( pilots, 629.126; Training ot fighter pilots, 358.43

• -

.42 Bombing

Projection of explosive and incendiary bombs from bombers in order to destroy military personnel installations, lines of communication, factories, dams, and other vital objectives and to disorganize civilian life Includes Bomber Command

For Ordnance, see 623; Design and construction of bomb- ers, 629.J4

.43 Fighting

Protection of bombers, engagement of enemy fighter planes, combat attack of enemy bombers, strafing enemy troop posi- tions, communication lines, supply centers Includes Fighter Command

For Ordnance, see 623; Design and construction ot fight- ing planes, 629.14

.44 Transportation

Carrying of paratroops, air-borne troops, equipment, sup- plies, evacuation of wounded, ferrying of planes Includes Troop Carrier Command and Military Air Trans- port Service

.45 Reconnaissance

Procurement of military information by observation and aerial photography

125

Social Sciences

358.9-359-6

358.9

359

.2

.31

.33

.34

.36

.37

Technical Air Services

Includes Weather Command, Air Service Command, Com- munication Command, Materiel Command

NAVAL FORCES

For Naval architecture and marine engineering, sec 623.8; Arma- ment, 623.4; Form divisions .0J-.09, p. Iv

Mobilization

Includes Bureau of Naval Personnel

Organization

Scheme of arrangement into naval units (fleets, squadrons task forces) having definite functions (combat, command and staff, special, service and reserves) with various grades of per- sonnel assigned to each Includes naval profiles of specific countries

Combat Elements

Disposition Statistics Costs Reports

For Function of combat elements of naval forces, see 359.9; Non-combat, 359.99

Command and Staff

Includes Chief of Naval Operations, bureaus, naval officers

Special Services

Includes Women's Naval Corps, Chaplains' Corps, Ships' Services

Service Elements

Includes administrative, supply and technical units

Reserves

Includes Fleet Reserve, Organized Reserve, Volunteer Re- serve and Merchant Marine Reserve

Administration

Legal, financial, budgetary and clerical work Includes Judge Advocate General (Na\y), naval law

3 59-7-3 59-99

Decimal Classification

126

li

359.7

A

.9

.91 .92

.93

.94

.95 .96

.97

.99

Installations

Includes upkeep and operation of naval ordnance establish- ments, magazines, gun factories, torpedo stations, provmg grounds, by Bureau of Ordnance; upkeep and operation of public works and utilities of Navy by Bureau of Yards and Docks, Civil Engineer Corps; upkeep and operation of shore and floating bases (submarine, destroyer, air, mine, ports, docks, navy yards, stations)

Naval Maintenance

Equipment of vessels Clothing and equipment Sub- sistence Transportation

Includes Bureau of Supply and Accounts, Supply Corps

Naval Warfare Fleet Action

Submarine Warfare

For Design and construction oi submarines, see 623.825

Naval Air Warfare

Includes Carrier Force, Air Sea Reserve

For Bombing, fighting, reconnaissance, transport, see 358.4; Design and construction oi planes, 629.14

Mine Warfare

Includes mine laying and methods of combating mines (minesweeping, charting mine fields)

Raiding and Blockading

Amphibious Warfare

Invasion or occupation of land areas by sea-borne forces establishing beach-heads Includes Marine Corps

Shore Protection

Includes Coast Guard in time of war

Technical Services

Includes Office of Naval Research, Medical Corps, Dental Corps, Medical Service Corps, Naxal Nurse Corps, Com- munications

361

360 SOCIAL WELFARE

360-362 ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES PRIMARILY

CONCERNED

with conservation, protection, improvement of hu- man resources

For Sociology, see 301; Form divisions .1-.8, p. Iv; .9 is not used, see instead, 362.9

SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL AGENCIES

Art of adjusting personal relationships and reorganizing social

groups

Includes administration of social work

^6 1-36 1.5 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE WELFARE

For Service to sick, see 362.1; Fields of social work, see specific type or need of clientele, e.g. Medical social ^^ork 362.]; Psy- chiatric social work, 362.2; Family welfare ^^o^k, /62.8; Indus- trial social work, an exception, is classified m 33 I.Hi

Social Welfare Planning

Preparation of integrated schemes of common action in field of assistance concerned with social problems for use by groups of social agencies or government Includes council of social agencies

Social Case Work

Development of capacity of individuals to organize their own

normal social activities in any environment

For Settings in which social case work is practised, see sub- ject eg. Medical case work, 362.1; Psychiatric case work, 362.2; Child case work, 362.7; Family case work, 362.81

.4 Social Group Work

Social adjustment of individuals promoted by participation 1 voluntary groups and with assistance of group leader

For Adult education, see 374

127

.2

.3

in

;'

361.5-362.15

Decimal Classification

128

361.5

.6

.7

A

.9

362

.1

.11 .12

.15

Disaster Relief

Includes earthquake, volcanic eruption, flood, war, epidemic, famine, fire, windstorm, refugee relief

Government Agencies

Includes administrative and statistical reports

For Reports combining public welfare and public health, see 6J4.J

Private Agencies

Includes administrative and statistical reports of individual agencies

Cooperative Agencies

Includes social ser\'ice exchanges, community chests

For Council oi social agencies, see 361.2

History and Development of Social Work and Social Agen- cies

Includes public and private welfare

WELFARE SERVICES

Includes institutions, institutional care For Social disorganization, see 30 J. 46

Service to Sick and Injured

Includes sanitariums; nursing, rest, and convalescent homes; ambulance service

For Group health and hospitalization insuTancey see 36838; Medicine, 610; Nurses and nursing, 61073; Public health nursing, 614.073; Home care, 649.8

Hospitals and Allied Institutions Dispensaries, Clinics

Includes out-patient care

Maternity Hospitals

Includes homes for unmarried mothers

FoT Maternal hygiene, see 618; Children s hospitals, 362.78

129

Social Sciences

362.19-362,61

362.19

.2

.3

.4

.41

.42

.43

.5

^1

Hospitals and Allied Institutions for Special Diseases and Surgery

For Orthopedic hospitals, see 362.43

Service to Mentally Diseased

For Sociological studies oi mental disease, see 301.46; Psychia- try and mental hygiene, 616.89

Service to Mentally Deficient

For Psychological studies of mental deficiency, see J 32; Socio- logical studies of mental deficiency, 301,46

Service to Physically Handicapped and Disabled

For Sociological studies of physically handicapped and dis- abled, see 30J.46; Vocational rehabihtation, 371.91; Labor problems of physically handicapped, 331.59

Service to Blind

Includes partially sighted

Service to Deaf

Includes deaf mutes

Service to Crippled and Ruptured

Includes orthopedic hospitals

For Crippled children, see 362.78

Service to Poor

Aid in form of money or necessities

Includes aid to tramps, beggars, transients, unemployed

For Unemployment, see 331.1; Unemployment insurance, 368.44

Service to Aged and Infirm

Includes allotments

For Sociological studies of old age dependency, see 301 A6; Old age social insurance, 368.43; Pensions for services per- formed, 331.25

Institutions and Institutional Care for Aged and Infirm

362.7-363

Decimal Classification

130

362.7

.71

.73

Service to Children and Adolescents

Activities which promote well-being of children and adoles- cents

Includes studies combining public health and public welfare limited to child and adolescent care

For Family welfare, see 362.8; Sociological studies of child- hood and adolescent dependency, 301.46; Child labor prob- lems, 33 J. 3; Social group work, 361 A; Young peoples so- cieties, 369.4; Education, 370

Service to Mothers

Includes aid to mothers (pensions, day nurseries)

Service to Orphans and Abandoned Children

Includes placement service, foster care, adoption, institu- tions

.74

Child Guidance Clinics

Treatment for neglected and maladjusted children

For Psychological studies ot abnormal children, see J 36.76; Child care, 649.1; Student personnel work,

371A22

.78

Children's Hospitals and Allied Institutions

Services to sick and crippled children

.8

Service to Families

Includes family allowances

For Child weltarey see 362 J; Mothers pensions^ 36271

.9

363

History and Development of Welfare Services

Includes Social Security Act

It is recommended that Political Societies be classified in

329.8; Ku Klux Klan in 366.6

131

Social Sciences

364-364.16

364

.1

.12

13

.14

.15

.16

CRIMINOLOGY

Study of crime and criminals

Includes correctional institutions

Where interest in criminology lies in its sociological implica- tions, class in 301.46

For Criminal law, see 343; Criminal courts, 347.9; Local pohce administration and law enforcement, 352.2; Eugenics, 301.323

Crime

Detection Classification Case studies

Includes adult criminals (formerly classified in 364.3)

Crime Investigation

Includes crime detection methods used by experts (chem- ical analysis, forensic ballistics, microphotography, hand- writing analysis); identification from photographs, finger- prints modus operandi, physical measurements of known criminals

For Methods oi fingerprinting, see 365.6; Ballistics,

625.53

Crimes Against the State

Includes piracy, treason, conspiracy, smuggling, counter- feiting

For Corrupt election practices, see 324.27; Corruption of

legislators, 328.36

Crimes Against Public Order

Includes gangs, outlaws, feuds, lynching, riots, mobs, dis- orderly conduct

For Mob psycholog}', see 30 J. J 58

Crimes Against Person

Includes homicide, infanticide, poisoning, sex crimes, ab- duction, kidnaping, murder

Crimes Against Property

Includes theft, robbery, forgery, embezzlement, fraud, swindhng, arson

364.17-364-53

Decimal Classificafion

132

364.17

.2

.24

.5

.4

.5

.52 .53

Crimes Against Public Morals

Includes obscene language, literature

Causes of Crime and Delinquency

Includes social and economic factors, heredity, studies of crim- inals (formerly classified in 364.3-.39)

Physical and Mental Factors in Crime

Includes factor of age, sex, health, physical abnormality, criminal anthropology (formerly classified in 364.33), men- tal disease or deficiency, emotional instability, mental su- periority and inferiority

For Social anthropology, see 5727; Abnormal psychology, J32

Juvenile Delinquency

It is recommended that Adult criminals be classified in

364.I-.2

For Psychological studies oi /uvenile deJinquency, see J 36.76;

Juvenile courts, 'i6^.Sl\ Probation oi juvenile offenders,

364.63; Reformatories, 364.72; Discharged dehnquents, 364.8;

Sociological studies oi \mGni\e deh'nquency, 30J.46; Child

guidance clinics, 362 J 4

Crime Prevention

Includes social adjustment, changes in economic and social institutions, rational treatment of offenders, preventive police work

For Child guidance chnics, see 362.74

Correctional Courts

Activities, procedures, administration, laws and legislation, re- ports and surveys

For Probation officers, see 364.6

Juvenile Courts

Domestic Relations Courts Family Courts

^33

Social Sciences

364.6-365.2

364.6

£1

.7

.72

&

.9

365

Corrective and Reformative Methods

Personnel Administration Evaluation

Includes parole, indeterminate sentence, probation, pardon, amnesty, commutation of sentence, violation and revocation of parole

For Prisons, see 365

Juvenile Probation

For Juvenile courts, see 364.52

Reformatory and Correctional Institutions

For Prisons, see 365; Adult offenders, 364.1

Juvenile Reformatories

Includes industrial or training schools, junior republics, col- onies, truant schools, borstal system

For Juvenile delinquency, see 364.3; Education of /u- venile delinquents, 371.93

Discharged Convicts and Delinquents

Includes aftercare

For Release irom prison, see 365.64

Criminology in Specific Countries

PENOLOGY

Organization Administration

Science of punishment, prison management Includes treatment of prisoners

For Criminal law and punishment, see 343; Correctional insritutions, 364.7; Crime and criminals, 364.2; Case stud- ies, 364.1

Prison Systems

Includes congregate, solitary or separate confinement; silent, progressive or intermediate stage systems (Pennsylvania, Au- burn, Irish or Crofton)

For Reformatories, see 364.7;- Convict labor, 365.65

365.3-366.5

Decimal Classification

134

365.3 Penal Institutions

Prisons, penitentiaries, jails, detention, station houses Includes penal farms and colonies, exiles, road camps

,4 Special Prisons

Includes prisons for men, women, juveniles, political prisoners, debtors

j6 Treatment of Prisoners

Includes reception, classification (photographing, fingerprint- ing) of prisoners; discipline; merit system; escapes; punish- ment of refractory prisoners; release from prison

For Case studies oi criminals, see 364. J; Prisons for special classes of offenders, 365 A; Aftercare of discharged prisoners, 364.8; Punitive labor, 365.65

.65 Employment of Inmates

Includes convict labor vs. free labor, systems of prison labor (lease, chain gangs, contract)

.66 Prison Welfare Work

Includes social work, clinical and laboratory, hospital serv- ice; directional work in education, recreation

For Prison libraries, see 027.66 .9 Penology in Specific Countries

366 ASSOCIATIONS

Associations are social groups specifically organized for pursuit of

common interests

Includes secret societies

For Associations and institutions in specific fields (religion, art, science), see subjects; Sociological aspect, 301 A3; Learned societies, 060; College secret societies, 371.85

.1

Masons

.2

Knights of Pythias

.3

Odd Fellows

.4

Rosicrucians

.5

Elks

135

Social Sciences

366.6-368.014

366.6 Ku Klux Klan

Formerly classified in 363

367 SOCIAL CLUBS

368 INSURANCE

Principles Organization Management

Includes compulsory social insurance, voluntary insurance (commercial, cooperative, voluntary government)

For Form divisions .02-. 09, see p. Iv; exception in .01

follows:

368.01-368.015 GENERAL INSURANCE

The iolhwing may be applied to any type of

insurance, e.g. Fiie insurance rate making,

^68.11; Life insurance underwriting, 36^.32;

Settlement oi automobile claims, 368.574

.01 Theory

Risk, hazard, law of large numbers, theory of probabilities Includes actuarial science

For Statistical method, see 311; Mathematical probabih-

ties, 519

.011 Rates

Classification of risks, cooperative rate making organiza- tions Includes rate making

.012 Underwriting

Estimation and selection of risk, drafting of policies and forms, contract, reinsurance (formerly classified m 368.86)

.013 Marketing

Sales techniques Buyers' interest

.014 Claims

Mechanics of claim and loss settlement

368.015-368.4

Decimal ChssiGcation

136

368.015

.1

2

.22

.23 .3

.36

.37

.38

A

Finance

Investments Includes reserves

For Accounting, see 657, Investment finance, 332.66

Fire Insurance

Includes consequential losses (business interruption or use and occupancy, extra expense, rents and rental values); allied fire lines (riot and civil commotion, earthquake, windstorm, cy- clone or tornado, hail, crop insurance, rain, sprinkler and other leakage); war risk; extended coverage

Transportation Insurance

Includes both ocean and inland marine insurance

Ocean Marine Insurance

Usually called marine insurance

Inland Marine Insurance

Life Insurance

Includes accident and health insurance; mortality and survival tables

Special Forms of Life Insurance

Includes fraternal, assessment, industrial substandard risks, non-medical, savings bank life insurance; war risk life and accident insurance; group life insurance

Annuities

Includes group annuities, pension trusts

Accident and Health Insurance

Includes group accident and health insurance, group hos- pitalization, medical expense

Social Insurance

Insurance in which government goes beyond regulation of practices and dissemination of information

For Social Jeeislation such as Social Security Act, see 362.9

137

Social Sciences

368.41-368.83

368.41

.42

.43

.44

.5 .56

Industrial Accident and Disease Insurance

Includes Workmen's compensation insurance

It is recommended that Liability insurance be classified

in 368.57

For Workmen's compensation, see 331.825; Voluntar}^

health and accident insurance, 368.38

Sickness Insurance

Includes Great Britain's sickness and health plan

Old Age and Survivors' Insurance

Includes provisions of Railroad Retirement Act of 1937, Social Security Act

For Old age and unemployment insurance, see 368.44

Unemployment Insurance

Includes provisions of Social Security Act

Casualty Insurance

Miscellaneous Casualty Lines

Plate glass (formerly classified in 368.6); power plant, live- stock loss or damage

.57

.6 A

.82

.83

Liability Insurance

. Insurance covering loss due to liability for damages imposed by law (formerly classified in 368.41) Includes automobile and aviation insurance

It is recommended that Glass Insurance be classified in 368.56

Insurance Against Loss Due to Dishonesty or Failure in Performance of an Obligation

Burglary

Includes robbery and theft

Fidelity Bonds

Guarantee against loss to employers because of dishonesty of employees

368.84-3694

Decimal Classification

138

368.84

.85

.86

.87

.88

.9

.91

.93

369

.1

.2

.4

Surety Bonds

Guarantee against loss due to failure to perform an obliga- tion

Other Guarantees

Mortgage, bank deposit, investment guarantees

It is recommended that Reinsurance be classified in 368.012

Credit Insurance

Insurance against loss due to insolvency of creditors

Title Insurance

Insurance against loss due to invalidity of or defect in real estate titles

Supervision of Insurance Business by the State

Agencies of Supervision

Includes reports of State Departments of Insurance, Com- missioners

Legislation

Common law Statutes Case law

For Legislation concerning particular kind oi insurance, see subject, e.g. Fire insurance law, 368,193

OTHER ASSOCIATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS

Hereditary, military, patriotic societies (American)

Hereditary, military, patriotic societies (other than Ameri- can)

Young People's Societies

Includes Pioneer Youth of America, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls

For Religious societies^ see 267,6

370 EDUCATION

For Form divisions .1-9, see p. Iv; exceptions .J 5, .19, and .7 fol- low;

370.15 Educational Psychology

Educational psychology deals with conditions that promote or retard processes of learning and on that basis formulates certain principles which should be considered in organiza- tion and administration of schools

.19 Educational Sociology

Educational sociology is study of relationships between edu- cational process on one hand and social agencies and society on the other Includes intercultural education

.7 Training of Educators

.72 Institutes and Workshops

.73 Agencies for Training Teachers

Organization Aims Curricula

Includes teachers' colleges, normal schools, model and demonstration or practice schools

May be divided like 940-999

.76 Agencies for Training Administrators

Graduate schools of education

,78 Educational Research

For Research on any specific phase of education, see topic

371 TEACHING

Includes personnel, organization, methods for all levels (except college and university) of instruction, both public and private

.1 Teaching and Administrative Personnel

Includes status, duties, responsibilities, relationship of the teaching personnel and administrative officers with parents and community

139

371.11-371-23

Decimal Classification

140

371.11

.12 .13

.14

.16

.17

.2

.21

.22

.23

Qualifications

Personality, mental and physical characteristics, experience

For Training required oi teachers, see 370.7 It is recommended that Training be classified in 370.7

Certification

Includes examinations, rating, rating scales, standards for teacher certification

Personnel Management

Includes supply and demand, placement, appointment, con- tracts, tenure, dismissal, turno\cr, organization of teaching and non-teaching personnel

For Student placement, see 371A27

Compensation

Includes salaries, wage scales, promotion, leave

Retirement

Includes pension, annuities, retirement funds

For Pensions, annuities as part of life insurance business, see 368.37

School Organization and Administration

Organization, administration, supervision within schools, or

carried on by school officers and staff

Includes publicity, statistics, records for all levels and types of

education

For Organization ot public education, see 379.153

Admission

Enrollment, standards, requirements for admission to all grades of schools

Tuition

Includes student aid, scholarships

For College students, see 378.3; Non-resident tuition in pubh'c supported schools, 3 79. J 3

Organization of School Year

Terms, xacations, summer schools, part-time sessions

141

Social Sciences

371.25

.26

.27

.28

.29

.3

.33

.333

.335

371.25-371.335

Organization of Student Body

Size of groups and methods of grouping students

Educational Tests and Measurements

Measurement of ability to learn by means of scholastic apti- tude tests, prediction of chance of success, measurement of pupils' growth in subject areas by means of standardized achievement tests Includes marking and credit systems

For Intelligence tests not used tor educational purposes, see J5J.2; Diagnostic tests used in student counseling, 37 J. 422

Examinations

Measurement of pupils' growth in subject areas by examina- tions based on specific courses of study or curricula

Promotion

Includes retardation

Other Topics

Includes commencements, student mortality

Methods of teaching

Includes techniques of teaching (use of drill, textbook, assign- ment, recitation, questioning, induction)

For Methods of teaching specific subjects or on certain lev- els, see subject or grade, e.g. High school teaching, 373

Teaching Aids and Devices

Includes lecture, assembly, dramatization, audio-visual mate- rial treated together

For School plays, see 37 J. 895

Aural Media

Radio, phonograph, sound recorder, story telling

For Story telling as library function, see 027.62

Visual Media

Motion picture, television, still projector, maps, charts

371.36-371-4^5

371.36

Decimal Classification

142

.37

.39

.394

Procedures or Administrative Activities of Teaching

Includes so-called * progressive" or creative teaching (proj- ect, problems, subject and acti\'ity units); supervised study; '^special day" programs

Socialized Classroom Procedures

Seminar, discussion, socialized recitation

Other Procedures

Includes exchange of pupils, trips, visits

Individual Development

Includes provision for individual differences by diagnostic and remedial teaching; instructional counseling by Gary, Dalton, Winnctka plans of homogeneous grouping, dif- ferentiated assignments, flexible advancement

For PersonneJ work with students, see 37 J. 422

.4

.42

.422

.425

Special Aspects of Education

Includes monitorial system of Bell and Lancaster; theories of Jacotot, Ouincy

Guidance

Guidance is personal help designed to assist students, not only in schools of all levels, but as long as they need and seek help in solving personal, educational, or vocational problems

Educational Guidance

Personal help designed to assist students in making wise choices, adjustments, interpretations in educational life Includes student personnel work and counseling, diag- nosing needs by analysis of interviews, tests

Vocational Guidance

Assistance given in connection with choosing, preparing for, entering upon, making progress in an occupation Includes material on "how to get a job," descriptions of specific occupations and careers

H3

371.426

.427

Social Sciences

371.426-371.61

Vocational Education

Organization Administration Teaching techniques

Education and training in various occupations con- cerned with agriculture, business, industry, home making

Where interest in education for specific occupations

lies chiefly in relation to field of occupation, class in

subject field

For So-caJJed "professions" see 378.99 or subject of

profession, unless it is desirable to keep all materiaJ

on education for occupations together

For VocationaJ rehabilitation, see 371. 91

Placement Services of Educational Institutions

Part of guidance program for students

For Placement of college students working to finance their education, see 378.36; of teachers, 371.14

.5

School Government and Management

Includes classroom management by teachers and students

.52

Attendance

Includes compulsory education

.53

Rewards

Competitions, prizes

.54 .59

Punishments

Student Participation

Includes self-government, participation in school manage- ment, school city

School Plant

Includes surx'cys of needs, planning building programs for schools of all levels

For School architecture, see 727.1

.61

Play Grounds

371-62-371.74

Decimal Classification

144

371.62

.64

.7

.71

.718

.73

.74

Buildings and Equipment

Standards Regulations Operation and maintenance

Includes special rooms and buildings (laboratories, gym- nasiums, swimming pools); lighting, heating, sanitation, equipment, apparatus

It is recommended that School Libraries be classified in 027.8; Reading Lists for Children, 028.5; College and University Libraries, 027.7

School Health

Includes physical and health education

Health Service and Supervision

* Includes healthful school living, physical examinations, ap- praisal of physical fitness, assignment to health classifica- tions, planning for correction of defects, adjustment of school program to physical needs of student, immunization programs and other plans to control communicable diseases, supervision of lunchroom and planned meals, safety meas- ures and instruction

For Management of lunchrooms, see 647.95

It is recommended that Open Air Schools be classified in 371.917

Tests and measure-

Physical Education in Schools

Organization Administration

ments

Includes gymnastics (tumbling, stunts, apparatus); indi- vidual corrective exercise; combativcs (boxing); aquatics; out-of-door activities, (camping, hiking); individual sports (tennis, track, handball); rhythmics (dancing) for all levels of education

For Gymnastics, athletics, sports unconnected with schools, see 796

Intramural Athletics and Games

Football, basketball, soccer, baseball

For Athletics and sports unconnected with schools, see 796

^4S

Social Sciences

37i'75-37i-895

371.75

.76

.8

.805

.81

.83

Interschool Athletics and Games

Football, baseball

Health Education in Schools

Instruction in personal and community health, first aid, home nursing, sex education

For Health education outside of schools, see 613; Specific subjects included in health education programs, the sub- ject, e.g. Sex education, 6i2.6

Student Life and Extra Curricular Activities

Includes schools of all types and levels

School Journalism

How to run a school paper

For Student publications, see school publishing them; teaching journalism, 070.7

Student Attitudes and Behavior

Includes ethics

Student Organizations

Includes material on secret and non-secret societies

.85

.87

.89

.895

Secret Societies

For Secret societies not connected with schools, see 366

Student Housing

Management of dormitories, houses

Other Student Activities

Organization Programs Management

Includes banquets, dances, pep meetings, class days, cheer- leading

School Plays and Pageantry

For school use only

For drama and creative drama as teaching aids, see 37133

371.9-371-927

Decimal Classification

146

147

Social Sciences

371-93-372-*

371.9

.91

.911

.912

.914

.916 .917

.921

.927

Special Education for Exceptional Students

Educational programs planned for those who deviate consider- ably from normal Includes programs, practices, trends

Physically Handicapped

Includes home, hospital, special school instruction; voca- tional rehabilitation (formerly classified in 331.86)

For Employment of physically handicapped, see 33 J. 59

Blind and Partially Sighted

Instruction in Braille and other systems of reading Sight-saving classes

Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Manual and oral instruction speech and lip reading for deaf

Training in speech;

Speech Defectives

Correction of such speech defects as stuttering, articu- lating defects due to malformed teeth, palate, or to injury to nerve centers, as well as oral inactivity; disorders of voice and aphasia

Speech defectives was formerly classified in 371.927 For Speech training for normal voice, see 808.S2

Crippled

Delicate

Includes malnourished, incipient tuberculars, cardiacs, epileptics, and others not in perfect health; open-air schools (formerly classified in 371.718)

Mentally Handicapped

Low I. Q.'s Mentally retarded or subnormal

For Sociological studies ot mental deficiency, see 301 A6

It is recommended that Education of Those With Speech Defects be classified in 371.914

37L93

.95

.96

.97

.974 .98

372

.2

Socially Exceptional

Those who violate accepted social codes (delinquents, truants, so-called ^'problem children*') Includes special classes and educational programs of par- ental, state, training schools

For Organization and management ot educational work in correctional institutions, see 365.66

Gifted

The high I. Q., bright or superior child, child with special talents

Exceptional Because of Class Distinction

Education of princes, nobility

Exceptional Because of Race

Education of racial minorities who require special educa- tional facilities or create special problems (Indian in Amer- ica, Chinese in California)

Negro Exceptional Because of Nationality or Socio-Religious group

Education of national, religious or socio-religious minorities who create special educational problems or interests (the Jew in America, the French in Canada)

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Principles Organization Curricula Methods Evaluation

Includes education in both public and private schools from in- formal preschool education to graduation from grammar school

Individual schools may be classified with type which they

represent

For Organization, methods, discussed from other than the elementary school point ot view, see level of school, 373, 374 or 378 or for general discussion, 371

Early Childhood Education

Principles Organization Curricula Methods Teacher training

372.21-372-5

Decimal Classification

148

372.21 Kindergarten

Includes nursery-kindergarten, kindergarten-primary; mate- rials of instruction, development of social attitudes, lan- guage, appreciation of music and rhythms; use of play; work periods, songs, stories; works of educators influential in de- veloping kindergartens, e.g. Froebel

.24 Primary Schools

Includes education in public and private schools from pre- school which stresses free play, handwork, story telling, training in habits to primary or first three grades of grammar school

.242 Grammar or Elementary Schools

Includes intermediate grades (4, 5, 6), upper grades (7, 8) in the usual type grammar school

For Junior high school, see 373.2

372.3-372.8 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

For grades one to eight

.3 Science and Nature Study in Elementary Grades

A Reading Spelling

Includes methods of teaching oral and silent reading of native languages, materials such as primers, first readers, diagnostic and remedial treatment of reading of elementary students

For Elementary readers used to teach reading oi foreign languages, see 400, e.g. French first reader, 448.64; Diagnos- tic and remedial reading for other than elementary school students, 428.4

.42 Spelling

.5 Creative Arts in Elementary Grades

Includes painting, drawing with different media, modeling, printing, poster work; crafts (weaving, ncedlccraft, paper work)

149

Social Sciences

372-51-372.9

372.51 .6

Handwriting

Language Arts in Elementary Grades

Oral and written

Includes vocabulary building, art of conversation, dramatics,

public speaking, conduct of meetings, letter writing, accounts,

creative composition, formal aspects of grammar, punctuation,

capitalization

For Elementary texts for learning foreign languages, see 4282

.7

.8

.83

Mathematics in Elementary Grades

Number concepts; arithmetical processes of addition, subtrac- tion, multiplication, division, fractions; problems Includes diagnostic and remedial arithmetic

Other Studies in Elementary Grades

Studies not provided for elsewhere may be divided like 010- 099 or arranged alphabetically by subject

Social Studies

Citizenship, civics, safety, health, geography, history studied from viewpoint of relationship of human beings to each other and physical environment in which they live

For Individual social studies, see 372.8, e.g. Teaching of geographv in elementary schools, 372. 89J; Health educa- tion, 37J.76

.9

History of Elementary Education

History Reports Catalogs

Includes public and private elementary schools and educa-

tion

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Ilistorj' of elementary education in Germany, 372.943

373-374-22

Decimal Classification

150

15^

Social Sciences

374.24-374.92

373 SECONDARY EDUCATION

Principles Administration Curricula Methods Evaluation

Includes senior high schools and preparatory schools for boys, for boys and girls; diagnostic and remedial teaching

For Schools for girls onJv, see 376; Vocational education in secondary schools, 371A26; Guidance work in secondary schools, 371.42

2 Junior High Schools

.3^.9 History of Secondary Education

History Reports Catalogs

Includes public and private secondary schools and education Nhiy be divided like 930-999, e.g. The Boston Latin School, 373.744

374 ADULT EDUCATION

Voluntary, purposeful efforts of mature people toward self-devel- opment without such efforts becoming major activity

For Special aspects of adult education (education for family and rural life, citizenship, consumer, civic, health, intercultural, vocational education) see specific kind of education, e.g. Voca- tional education, 371.426; Agricultural extension educational programs, 630.7; College and university extension, 378.J3

.1 Self -education for Adults

Directed or undirected home reading and study

For Remedial reading, see 428 A

.2 Techniques and Media of Adult Education

Includes production, distribution, use of educational material suited to purposes of adult education

.21 Adult Education by Special Interest or Natural Groups

Includes men and women^s clubs (Junto, League of Women Voters), religious associations (YJVI.C.A.), trade unions

22 Reading and Reading-discussion Group Technique

Includes Pcoplc^s Guild, Great Books Program

374.24

.26

.27

.4

.8

.9

•91

.92

Discussion Group Technique

Includes panels, symposiums, town meetings, round tables, forums, training for leadership of discussion groups

Use of Radio in Adult Education

Includes educational programs of local, state, college, uni- versity stations; "Groups for better listening*' to develop discrimination and obtain better educational programs

For Use oi radio as aid in teaching, see 371333

Use of Motion Pictures and Television in Adult Educa- tion

Includes use of documentary films; films to effect emotional attitudes and impart factual knowledge; films in service of business, advertising, public relations; combination of film and discussion (Film forums)

For Use oi motion pictures as aid in teaching, see 37 J .335

Correspondence Instruction for Adults

Includes private correspondence schools, U. S. Armed Forces Institute, college and university correspondence courses

For Correspondence courses for specific sub/ects, see sub/ect, e.g. Correspondence course in shorthand, 653

It is recommended that Continuation Schools be classified in 374.91

Institutional Programs of Adult Education

For Work ot public library in adult education, see 021.2; Museums, 069. J; Universities and colleges, 378. J 3

Schools, Centers, Institutes, Workshops

Includes adult schools (folk school, Cheltenham school); public school continuation and evening schools for adults and their work with forums, discussion groups; institutes (Brooklyn, Burton); centers (Boston Center for Adult Edu- cation)

Continuation schools was formerly classified in 374.8

Churches

374-93-376.9

Decimal Classification

152

153

Social Sciences

377-378.11

374.93 Adult Education Councils

94_ 99 Government Activity in Adult Education

Local, state, federal programs of adult education Includes emergency programs, in-service training

May be divided like 940-999

375 CURRICULUM COURSE OF STUDY

Theory and principles Construction Evaluation and re- vision of curriculum

Curriculum is considered as systematic group of courses or sequence of subjects, or general over-all plan of content or materials of instruction; is differentiated from *^course of study" which is considered as an official guide to aid in teach- ing given subjects or areas of study

For Curriculum for specific level oi school, see kind ot school e.g. Curriculum for junior high, 373.2; Curriculum of specific subject, 375.0J-.9, e.g. Curriculum in the social sciences, 375.3

.01-.9 Curricula and Courses of Study in Specific Subjects

May be divided like 010-999, e.g. Science in the curricu- lum, 375.5; Courses in English for junior high, 375.42; or arranged alphabetically by subject For Curricula and courses of study for elementary subjects,

see 372.3-.8

Where interest in course of study or curriculum for specific subject area lies with subject, class with subject, e.g. "Science in education; its aim and methods" would prob- ably be more useful in S07 than in 375.5 in a scientific h- brary

376 EDUCATION OF WOMEN

Includes private and public elementary and secondary schools for girls; question of coeducation

Ji Colleges for Women

Description History Handbooks Bulletins Cata- logs

.9 History of Education of Women

May be divided like 930-999

377

.1

.2

.5 .8

.9

378

.1

.11

RELIGIOUS AND MORAL EDUCATION

Includes interrelation of church, state, education; problems and activities peculiar to sectarian schools

For Rehgion in curriculum or course of study, see 375.2; Cata- logs, history of denominational schools, 372, 373, or 378, dis- regarding denomination; Education of religious workers, 207

Problems of Religious and Bible Instruction

Controversial material on religious and Bible instruction in public schools and non-sectarian private schools

For Reh'gious education, see 268 or 375.2

Character Education

For Moral, ethical, or character education in curriculum, see 375.J

Parochial Schools

Christian Church and Education

Problems, programs, evaluation of church education

May be divided like 280

For Specific sectarian schools, see level of school, e.g.

Georgetown Prep School, 373

Non-Christian Religions and Education

May be divided like 290

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

Purpose Scope Curricula Trends

For Curriculum in specific areas, see 375.0J-.9; Students' life, 371.8; Higher education for women, 376.8; Methods of col- lege teaching, 37 J. 3

Organization and Administration

Includes public relations, finance, management

Administrative officers

Functions of president, dean, registrar, comptroller, boards of trustees

378.12-378.99

Decimal Classification

^54

378.12

.13

.15

.2

3

.36

.4^.9

.99

Faculty

Includes exchange, academic freedom, other problems pe- culiar to college and unixersity faculties

For Problems of teaching personnel, e.g. pensions, salary, tenure, teaching load, see 371.1; Theory of academic free- dom in democracy, 323.44

University Extension

Includes academic and professional programs and courses of- fered on or off campus, lecture series, services of lecturers to groups, alumni education

For Uni\'ersity and college correspondence courses, see

374.4

Types or Levels of Higher Education

Includes junior college, undergraduate and graduate work For Specific institutions oi higher lemming, see 378.4-.9

Academic Degrees

Includes requirements for degrees (subjects, residence, exam- inations, dissertations), honors, academic costume

Encouragement of Advanced Study and Research

Includes endowments, foundations, fellowships, scholarships (Carnegie Corporation, Nobel Foundation)

Student Aid

Includes loan funds, student aid associations, assistance in finding jobs for self-support

For Placement advice for alumni, see 37 J. 427

Higher Education in Specific Countries or Institutions

History Reports Catalogs

May be divided like 940-998, or arranged alphabetically

by name of institution

For Women's colleges, see 376.8-.9

Professional and Technical Education in Institutions of

Higher Learning

May be divided like classification 010-999

Where interest in professional or technical education lies

chiefly in subject field, class with subject

^55

Social Sciences

379-379-156

379

.1

.11

.12

.13

.14

.15

.151 .152

.153

.156

EDUCATION AND THE STATE

Public Education

All tax-supported education as contrasted with pri\atc and parochial education

Financial Administration of Public Education

Expenditures Fiscal policies Costs Accounting

School funds Debt Budgetary practice

Federal and State Aid to Public Education

Includes exemption from taxation, allocation of funds, sub- sidies, land grants

Local Support of Public Education

Includes taxation, endowments, non-resident tuition, bond issues

Public Education Laws and Legislation

May be divided like 930-999

Organization and Administration of Public Education

Includes setting of standards, accrediting, question of cen- tralization or decentralization of control

Federal Supervision and Control

State Organization and Administration of Public Educa- tion

Includes activities of state boards of education, state super- intendents

Local Organization and Administration of Public Educa- tion

Functions Powers Duties

Includes elected or appointed county, city, district boards of education; trustees

For Superintendents, principals, supervisors employed localJy, see 37 LI

Control of Textbooks Used in Public Education

State or local regulation of selection, publication, provision, price of text books used by public education institutions

379i6-379-9

Decimal Classification

156

379.16 Public Institutions of Higher Learning

Discussion of tax supported colleges and universities For Specific institutions, see 378A-.9

.17 Public Secondary and Elementary Education

Includes discussions of theory, provisions for, functions of tax-supported secondary and elementary education

For Specific institutions, see level oi school, e.g. Western High School 373

•173 Public Education in Rural Areas

For Method, curricuJum, see subject, e.g. Methods ot teach- ing in rural grade school, 37i.3

.175 Centralization of Public Education Facilities

Includes consolidated schools, transportation for students

2 Illiteracy

Includes problems caused by illiteracy; surveys, statistics, control of illiteracy

.4-.9 History of Public Education

Includes reports of commissions, boards

May be divided like 940-999

For History oi education in general, see 370.9; History of specific types or levels ot education, type or leveJ, e.g. His- tory oi adult education movement, 374.09; History oi ele- mentary education in U. S., 372.973

380,1

381

382

.5

j6

383

.1

.2

.22

380 COMMERCE

Trade or exchange of commodities

For Commercial law, see 347.7; Commercial geography, 911.3

Commercial Theory

It is recommended that Material more properly related to Production and Economic policy be classified in 338, e.g. Business cycles, 338.54; Government corporations, 338.74; Public utilities, 338.39

DOMESTIC TRADE

Exchange of commodities within a country

Includes interstate commerce; domestic trade practices, barriers,

regulations; trade associations

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Trade between countries or between mother country and colony Includes foreign trade practices, trading companies

For Protection and regulation oi international trade, trade agreements, see tariff policy, 337; Shipping and commeTcial routes, 387.5

Import Trade

Collection of commodities from abroad for distribution by home traders

Export Trade

Sending commodities produced or collected in home country to countries abroad Includes balance of trade

POSTAL COMMUNICATION

Transport of mail by rail, air, ocean facilities

Postal Services

Includes classes of mail, mail rates, mail delivery

Postage Stamps

Philately

Collection and study of stamps, stamped cn\clopes

157

i 1

383.4-385

383.4

.49

384

.1

.5

.55

385

Decimal Classification

158

Postal Systems

Includes international mail systems

National Postal Systems

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Postal system of England, 383.4942

COMMUNICATION

Admmistration Regulation Finance Facilities (com- panies, stations) Services

Transmission of ideas and information Includes telecommunication

For Mass communication, see 301.243; Electric communi- cation engineering, 621.38

Telegraphy

For Teiegraph engineering and operation, see 621.382

• ■ ■

Radiocommumcation

For Radio engineering and broadcasting, see 62 J. 3 84

Television Communication

For Television engineering and broadcasting, see 621.388

Telephony

For Telephone engineering and operation, see 621.385

TRANSPORTATION

Administration Regulation Finance Facilities (routes, vehicles, terminals) Services

Conveyance of persons and goods

Includes traffic or business of transportation; competition be- tween transportation systems; reports of Interstate Commerce Commission, public service commissions

For Transportation engineering, see 625; Transportation in- surance, 368.2; Architecture oi transportation terminals, 725.3; Channels oi Communication in city pJanning, 711.7

159

Social Sciences

385.1-387

385.1

.13

.132

386

.3 .4 .5 .8

387

Railroad Transportation

Administration Regulation Facilities (routes, trains,

terminals) Services History

Transportation and traffic on all types of rail routes Includes street railroads (formerly classified in 388.4)

For Railroad engineering, see 625.1

Raib-oad Finance

Includes valuation, subsidies, taxation of railroads

Raih-oad Rates

Determination and regulation of passenger, express,

freight rates

Railroad Companies

Includes trains, schedules, services, private car companies (Pullman, Express) For Rolhng stock, see 625.2; Railroading, 625.27

INLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORTATION

Administration Regulation Finance Facilities (routes, vessels, terminals) Services

Transportation and traffic on inland water routes (rivers, lakes,

canals)

For Inland waterway engineering, see 627.1

River Transportation Canal Transportation Lake Transportation

Inland Ports and Harbors

For Ocean and inland ports treated together, see 387.1; Harbor engineering, 627.2; Port engineering, 627.3

MARINE TRANSPORTATION

Administration Regulation Finance Facilities (routes, ships, terminals) Services

Transportation and traffic on ocean routes For Marine engineering, see 623.87

387.1-387-55

387.1

Decimal Classification

160

.11

.12

.13

.2

.5

.51

.52

.522

524

.54

.55

Ocean Ports and Harbors

Port and terminal facilities

Includes inland and ocean ports treated together

For Inland ports, see 386.8; Harbor engineering, 627.2; Port engineering, 627.3

Port Guides

Includes port regulations, charges

Individual Ports and Harbors

Includes river, bay, combination, open roadstead ports

Free Ports and Harbors

Foreign-trade zones

Ship Registers

Includes lists of vessels; their classification, rating, tonnage

Merchant Marine

Water-borne commerce

For Maritime law, see 347.7; Marine insurance, 368.22

Shipping

Water transport or carrying business

Includes shipping practice (cargo handling stowage) long- shoremen or stevedores

Trade Routes

Ocean routes for commerce

Intercoastal Routes

Routes for international trade

For International trade, see 382

Coastwise Routes

Routes for trade between ports of the same country

For Domestic trade, see 381

Steamship Lines

Includes ocean liners, schedules, services

Salvage

Includes underwater salvage operations (submarine diving)

161

387.7

.72

.73

.74

388

.3

.4

389

Social Sciences

387.7-389

AIR TRANSPORTATION

Administration Regulation Finance Facilities (routes, airliners, terminals) Scr\ices

Commercial aeronautics or transportation and traffic on air

routes

For Aeronautics, see 629.1

Airways

Aerial routes or connecting links between airports Includes route accessories (beacons, markers)

Air Terminals

Includes airports, landing fields

Air Lines

Includes air liners, schedules, services

HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION

Administration Regulation Finance motor vehicles, terminals) Services

For Highway engineering, see 6257

Automotive Transportation

Motor bus, taxicab, trucking companies; their motor carriers, schedules, services

For Automotive engineering, see 629.2; Traffic engineering, 625.79 It is recommended that Street Railroad Transportation be classified in 385.1

STANDARDIZATION

Includes standardization of weights and measures For Time systems and standards, see 529.7

Facilities (routes.

390 CUSTOMS

390.9

391

.09

392

393

394

Customs are habits and conventions that have become traditional For Social psycholog)', see 30]. I: Social institutions, 301. 4; CuIturaJ anthropolog)', 572.7

National Customs

May be divided Hke 930-999

COSTUME AND ACCESSORIES

Includes hairdressing, wigs, beards, shoes, canes, hats, veils, fans,

buttons, other ornaments

For Fashions, see 646.01; Costuming and costume designs for theatrical production, 792.02; Jewelry, 739.27

History of Costume

CUSTOMS OF LIFE CYCLE

Includes customs attendant upon birth, naming, circumcision, reaching maturity, betrothal, marriage, death (formerly classified in 393)

For Christian rites, see 265; Rites in comparative religion, 291; Judaic rites, 296.4; Marriage and family, 301.42; Ethics applied to family, 177; Cultural anthropology, 572.7; Sex problems, 30I.-f24-.426; War customs, 399

It is recommended that TREATMENT OF DEAD be

classified in 392

POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CUSTOMS

Includes eating, processionals, parades, carnivals, tournaments, fireworks; ceremonies for coronation of rulers; inauguration cere- monies for executive officers; dueling, suicide customs

For Dances, see 793.3; Special dress, 391; Suicide, 301.46; Spe- cial day programs in schools, 371.36

Holidays

Comprehensive treatment of holidays

Includes origin of celebration, types of holidays (French holi- days, patriotic holidays, summer holidays)

162

163

Social Sciences

394.26-398.22

394.26

395

396

397

398

.2

.21

.22

Celebration of Holidays

Plans and specific programs for celebration of separate holi- days (Christmas, New Year, Memorial Day, Independence Day)

May be arranged alphabetically by name of day

ETIQUETTE

Codes of social procedure and conduct

For Applied ethics, see 177

WOMAN'S POSITION IN SOCIETY

It is recommended that as much material as possible on this subiect be classified m the more specific subject, e^g Position ot woinen in Christian church, 261.8; Women of Bible, 220.92; Political status of women, 324.3; Employment of women, 331.4; Education of women, 376, leaving 396 for comprehensive works or for special collections

GYPSIES

It is recommended that Romany language be classified in 491.4

For Minority groups, see 301.45

FOLKLORE

Includes riddles, proverbs, popular cries

For Mythology, see 291; Children's stories, 800; Cultural an- thropology, 572.7; Linguistics, 400; Folk songs, 784.4

Legends and Folk-Tales

Narrative prose

Folk-Tales

Talcs handed down by word of mouth among common

Incfudcs tales of animals, magic, romance, stupid people; tall tales

Legends of Human Beings

Narrative founded on tradition with some intermixture of

Indudcs secular heroes (Arthur, Charlemagne, Cid), out- laws (Robin Hood, Jesse James, Captain Kidd)

398.23-399

398.23

Decimal Classification

164

.3

A 5 JS

.9

399

Legends of Places

Includes legends of mountains, caves, ruins, rivers, ceme- teries, lovers' leaps

Beliefs or Superstitions

Includes explanation or description of magic, curse, charm, prayer; of certain words, letters, signs, colors, numbers, em- blems; medicines, remedies, predictions, dreams

For Beliefs concerning life cycle, see 392

It is recommended that Supernatural Beings (Fairies, Elves, Ogres, Monsters) be classified in 398.2-.3 It is recommended that Chapbooks be classified with History of Books, 655.4

Riddles

Folklore in Rimes and Games

Includes game verse (counting out rimes), nursery rimes

For Music, see 780; Poetry, 800

Proverbs

Saying which has become current and traditional (new broom sweeps clean, as white as snow, never too late to mend)

CUSTOMS OF WAR

Includes war dances

400 Linguistics

400-419 COMPARATIVE AND GENERAL LINGUISTICS

This scheme may be applied as needed to language

kmihes or speciBc languages, as illushated by the

expansion for English 420-429

For Form divisions 01-07, 09, see p. Iv; 08 follows:

408

.9 .91

.92

COLLECTIONS

ARTIFICIAL-UNIVERSAL

LANGUAGES

Constructed and Other International Auxiliary Languages Volapiik Esperanto

165

411 412 415

414

415 416 417

418 419

410 COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS

For Individual language, sec language, e.g. German semanties, 432

WRITING

ETYMOLOGY SEMANTICS

LEXICOGRAPHY POLYGLOT

DICTIONARIES

PHONOLOGY

For Physiology of speech, see 612.78

GRAMMAR MORPHOLOGY SYNTAX

It is recommended that PROSODY be classified in 808.1 INSCRIPTIONS PALEOGRAPHY

For Early rare manuscripts, see 091; English paleography, 421

TEXTS

LANGUAGE COMMUNICATED OTHER- WISE THAN BY WORDS OR LETTERS OF

AN ALPHABET

Includes sign language, picture language, hieroglyphics

For Communication for deaf mutes, see 371.912

1 66

420 ENGLISH LANGUAGE

421

.1 .4

.5 .8

.9

422

423

.1

.2-.9

For Texts for Jear;iing English as a foreign language, see 428.24; Elementary school texts, 372.6; Form divisions 1-9, p. Iv

WRITING

Includes paleography, inscriptions

For Handwriting, see 652.1; Handwriting in elementary educa- tion, 372.51

Alphabet

Spelling Variations

Includes phonetic alphabets and spelling, and spelling reform For Spelhng books, see 428.1; S^Jelling books in elementary education, 372.42

Pronunciation

Abbreviations

For Shorthand, see 653; Codes, 652.8

Punctuation

Includes capitalization

DERIVATION

Origin and law of English language Derivation of various parts of speech, e.g. noun, \crb forms, prefixes, 'suffixes, redupli- cation Includes Semantics (meaning)

For General semantics, see 190

DICTIONARIES

Dictionaries in English Includes lexicography, \ocabulary

Idioms

Two-way Dictionaries

Dictionaries in which English is the less known language, e.g. English-Portuguese dictionary in a Brazilian library, 423.69

May be divided like 420-499

For Two-way dictionaries where English is better known language, see the other language, e.g. in an American library English-French dictionar\', 443.2; German-English, 433.2

167

/^I^-^T&.I

424 425

.1

1

426

427

.02

.09

.1-.8

.9

428

.1

.2

Decimal Classification

1 68

SYNONYMS, HOMONYMS, ANTONYMS

GRAMMAR

It is recommended that Texts for Learning Mother Tongue be

classified in 428

Morphology and Inflection

Syntax

Includes arrangement of words, parts of speech

It is recommended that PROSODY be classified in 808.1 PATOIS SLANG DIALECTOLOGY

Middle English (1101-1500)

For OJd EngJish, see 429; Modern En%\\^\i, 420's

Slang

For American-English sJang, see 427.9

Dialects

May be divided like 942.1-.8, e.g. Cockney dialect, 427.1

Dialects not Provided for Above

Includes American-English, New Zealand-English

TEXTS FOR LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Designed primarily for use outside elcmentar\' schools for those who need the rudiments of or correction in oral or written Eng lish

For Texts for learning other languages, see language, e.g. Ele- mentary French Reader for Americans, '\^^M

Spelling Books

For Spelling books designed for use in elementary schools, see

372.42

Elementary or "First" Books

Combined grammar, composition, vocabulary and exercises for use by those whose native language is English

For Language arts in elementary schools, see 372.6; Ele- ments of English grammar, 425; EngJish composition, m%

169

Linguistics

428.24-429

428.24

.25

.3

.4

.6

.64

429

"First" Books for Those Whose Mother Tongue Is Not

English

Modifications of English

Includes Basic English

Use of Words

Includes errors of speech, vulgarisms

For Slang, see ^11 .W; Synonyms, 424; Vocabulary, 423

Remedial Reading

Includes reading beyond "elementary"

Elementary or "First" Readers

Combined literary selections or compositions, vocabularies and exercises for use by those whose native language is Eng- lish Includes adult education readers

For English composition, see ^^^\ Reading in elementary schools, 372.4 Readers for Those Whose Mother Tongue is Not English OLD ENGLISH (ANGLO-SAXON), 500-1100 AD

430 GERMAN

431-439 may be divided like 420; expansion in 437 and 439 fol- lows : 437.01 Old High German to 11 00

.02 Middle High German 1101-1500

.9 Yiddish

Yiddish was formerly classified in 492.49

439 GERMANIC LANGUAGES

Includes Frisian, Anglo Frisian, Old Saxon, and Gothic

.3 Netherlandish and Low German Dialects

.31 Dutch

.32 Flemish

.36 Afrikaans

,4 Plattdeutsch (Modem Low German)

.5 Scandinavian

ja Old Norse Icelandic Faroese

.7 Swedish

.8 Danish Norwegian

.81 Danish

.82 Norwegian

170

440 FRENCH

447.01 .02 .03

.9

449

.9

For Romance languages, see 479.1

441-449 may be divided like 420; expansion in 447 and 449 fol- lows:

Old French (to 1400) Middle French (1401-1600) Modem French (1601-1850) Canadian and Creole French

PROVENCAL

Catalan

171

450 ITALIAN

For Romance languages, see 479.1

451-459 may be divided like 420; expansion in 457 and 459 fol- lows:

457.01 Old Italian (to 1300)

.02 Middle Italian (1301-1600)

.03 Modern Italian (1601-1875)

459 RUMANIAN

.9 Romansch (Rhetic)

460 SPANISH

For Romance languages, see 479.1

461-469 may be divided like 420; expansion in 467 and 469 fol- lows :

467.01 Old Spanish (to 1100)

.02 Middle Spanish (1101-1600)

.03 Modem Spanish (1601-1850)

469 PORTUGUESE

.701 Old Portuguese (to 1100)

.702 Middle Portuguese (1101-1600)

.703 Modern Portuguese (1601-1850)

.9 Galician

172

173

470 LATIN

For Classical languages, see 489.1

471-479 may be divided like 420; expansion in 477 and 479 fol- lows:

477.01 Old Latin (to 80 BC)

.02 Classical Latin (81 BC-117 AD)

.03 Post-classical Latin

,05 Vulgar Latin

479 OTHER ITALIC MEDIEVAL AND MODERN

LATIN (CHURCH LATIN)

.1 Romance Languages

480 GREEK

For Classical languages, see 489.1

481-489 may be divided like 420; expansion in 487 and 489 fol- lows:

487.01 Classical Period

.02 Hellenistic Period

.03 Biblical Period

.04 New Testament Period

.05 Medieval Period

489 HELLENIC GROUP MODERN GREEK

.1 Classical Languages

174

I7S

490 OTHER LANGUAGES

491

.1 .2 .3 .4

.5

.54 .55 JS

.62

.66

.69

.7

.7701

.7702

.7703

.79

.8

.81

.82

Includes Oriental languages

INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES

INDO-HITTITE

491.54, .62, .66, .7, .81, .84, .85, .86, .92, .93 may be divided like 420

Indo-Iranian Indie

Old Indie Sanskrit

Prakrit Pali

Modern Indie

Includes Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Hin- dustandi, Panjabi, Sindhi, Romany (formerly classified in 397)

Iranian

Includes Avestan, Old Persian, Baluchi, Pamir dialects, Pashto

Armenian

Modem West Iranian (Modern Persian)

Italo-Celtic Celtic

Includes Gaelic: Scotch Gaelic; Cornish, Breton, Gaulish

Irish Welsh

It is recommended that Basque be classified in 499.9 Slavic Russian

Old Russian (1101-1550) Middle Russian (1551-1750) Modern Russian (1751-1920)

Ukrainian

Windish Moravian Slovak Croatian Polabian

Bulgarian

Serbian

176

177

Linguistics

491.84-492.9

491.84

Slovene

.85

Polish

.86

Czech (Bohemian)

.9

Baltic

Includes Old Prussian, Latvian

.92

Lithuanian

.93

Lettish

.99

Other Indo-European Languages

Includes Hittitc and its group, e.g. Anatolian (Hittite proper, Hieroglyphic Hittite, Luwian, Lycian, Lydian); Tok- harian, Kuchean

.991 Thraco-lUyrian

Includes Albanian, Illyrian, Thracian, Phygian

For Armenian, see 491.54

492 SEMITIC LANGUAGES

492.1-.9 may be divided like 420

,1 Aramaic

.19 Assyrian Babylonian

.2 Chaldean

.3 Syrian language

A Hebrew

.49 It is recommended that Yiddish be classified in 437.9

,5 Samaritan

.6 Phoenician Punic Carthaginian

,7 Arabic

A Ethiopian

Includes Gez, Tigrinya, Tigre, Amharic, Gafat, Harari, Gurage

For Hamitic Ethiopian languages, see 493.5

,9 Himyaritic (Mineo-Sabean)

Includes Sabean, Mincan, Mahra, Soqotra, Qataban, Awsan, Libyanite, Thamudian, Safaitic

493-494-511

Decimal Classification

178

493

.1 .2 .3

.5

494

.1

.2

.3

.35

.4

.5

.511

HAMITIC LANGUAGES

493.1-.2 may be divided like 420

Old Egyptian Coptic

Libyan or Berber Group

Includes Algerian Kabyle, Mozabi, Moorish, Touarik or Touareg

Hamitic Ethiopian (Cushitic)

Includes Somali, Galla, Beja (Bedawye), Afar, Saho, Agaw (Aghagha)

TUNGUZIC, MONGOLIC, TURKIC,

SAMOYED, FINNO-UGRIC AND HYPERBOREAN LANGUAGES

Tunguzic

Includes Tungus proper, Lamut, Manchu

Mongolic

Includes Kalmuk, Buryat

Turkic

Includes Yakut, Uryanhay (Uigur), Kirghiz, Nogay, Turkmen, Chuvash

Turkish Proper (Osmanli)

May be divided like 420

Samoyed

Includes Yurak, Yenisey, Tawgi, Ostyak (Samoyed), Kamas

For Ostyak (Ugric), see 494.5

Finno-Ugric

Includes Obi-Ugric, Vogul, Ostyak (Ugric) Finnic or Volga, Mordvinian, Cheremiss, Zyrian or Komi, Votyak or Udmurt, Karilian

494.51 1-. 5 5 may be divided like 420 Hungarian (Magyar)

179

Linguistics

494-531-496-4

494.531 .541 .545 .55 £

A

495

.1 .4 .5 .6

.7

.8

.91

.92

.95

4%

.1

.2

.3 .4

Permian Finnish Estonian Lappish

Hyperborean (Paleoasiatic)

Includes Yukaghir, Chukchean, Gilyak, Ainu

Caucasic Dravidian

Caucasic (formeriy classified in 499.96) includes Chechenian, Circassian, Kartvelian, Georgian, Mingrclian, Laz, Svan Dravidian includes Tamil, Malayalam, Kanarcss, Tulu, Ko- dagu, Kota, Toda, Telugu, Gond, Kandh

SINO-TIBETAN, JAPANESE-KOREAN,

AUSTRO-ASIATIC

495.1-.95 may be divided like 420

Chinese

Tibetan

Himalayan

Japanese

Korean

Burmese

Siamese

Annamese

Munda

AFRICAN LANGUAGES

For Ethiopic languages, see 492.8; Hamitic languages, 493

Bushman-Hottentot

Bushman language was formerly classified in 496.2

It is recommended that Bushman language be classified in

496.1

Bantu

Guinean

I

496.5-497.8

Decimal Classification

180

181

Linguistics

498-499.96

496.5 497

.1 .15

2

.3

A

3

.6

.8

Sudanese

NORTH AMERICAN LANGUAGES

Based on G. L. Trager A bibliographic classification system for linguistics and languages Studies in Linguistics, v. 3 1945

Eskimoan Aleutian

Na-Dene: Haida, Dene

Includes Tlingit; Athabascan (Athapascan ) ; Chipewyan, Apachean, Navaho, Chiricahua, Mcscalcro, Jicarilla, Kiowa Apache

Algonkian-Mosan: Algonkian-Ritwan, Beothuk, Kutenai, Mosan

Includes Mikniak, Abnaki, Delaware, Natick, Cree, Wiyot, Nootka, Kwakiutl, Salish, Kalispel

Macro-Penutian: Penutian, Azteco-Tanoan, Tunican, Mayoid, Totonac

Includes Coos, Tsimshian, Mixc, Sahaptian, Nez Perce, Sho- shoni, Nahuatl, Taos, Maya, Yucatec, Pokonchi, Chinook, Klamath, Pima Alto (Papago, Piato, Himeri)

Hokan-Siouan: Hokan-Coachuiltecan, Yukian, Keresan, Iroquois-Caddoan, Siouan-Muskogean

Includes Yuman, Huron, Mohawk, Seneca, Cherokee, Dakota, Santee, Taensa, Old and New Creek (Muskogee), Timukian, Choctaw (New)

Maero-Otomanguean: Otomanguean, Mixtecan, Zapoteean, Chinantecan

Includes Otomi, Mazahua, Popoloca, Chocho, Mazatec, Chorotegan, Chiapanec, Mixtec, Chatino

Tarascan

Miskito-Matagalpan: Miskito (Mosquito), Suman, Matagalpan

Includes Mam (Miskito), Ulva, Tawahkan, Pananiakan, Ku, Bambana, Baymunana, Cacaopcra

498

499

.1 .2

.4

.5 .6 .9

.96

SOUTH AMERICAN LANGUAGES

Includes Chibchan, Kechuan, Aymara, Cunza-Diaguita, Al- lentiac, Millcayac, Tucano

AUSTRONESIAN

For Austro-Asiatic languages (Annamese, Munda), see 495

Papuan

Indonesian

Includes Malagassy. Philippine languages (Tagalog), Cha- morro (Marianas-Saipan), Javanese, Malay

Polynesian

Hawaiian, Rapnui (Easter Islands)

Melanesian Mieronesian (Isolated Islands) Australian

Other Languages

Includes Basque (formerly classified in 491.69)

It is recommended that Caucasic Languages be classified in 494.8

500 Pure Science

For Specific subjects in Pure science, see 510-590, e.g. Inorganic chemistry, 546; Atomic physics, 539; Apphed science, 600; Form divisions J -9, p. Jv

182

510 MATHEMATICS

510.81

^5

511

A

512

.5

A

.81

.82 .85 .86

.88 .89

9

For Form divisions .1-7, .9, see p. Jv; exception in .8 follows:

Computation Instruments and Machines

Where interest in computation machines Hcs chiefly with electronics, class in 621.34

Mathematical Tables

Includes collections, elementary functions

ARITHMETIC

Number Theory

For Algebraic number theory, see S12.81; Analytical number theory, S18S

Mercantile Rules

Includes interest tables, mensuration

ALGEBRA

Includes high school and elementary algebra

Combinatory Algebra

Permutations, combinations, partitions

Abstract Algebra

Includes determinants, matrices, quantics (theory of forms), invariant theory

Algebraic Number Theory

Theory of Equations

Algebraic Theory of Vectors and Quaternions

Group Theory

Includes continuous groups, transformations, substitutions

Invariant Theory Special Topics in Algebra

Includes lattices, rings, ideals

Problems in Algebra

183

513-517-3

Decimal Classification

184

513

.01 .1 .3 .5

.8

.83

514 515 516

.5

.7 .8 .9

517

.1

.2

.3

GEOMETRY

Inclusive material on plane and solid geometry Includes n-dimensional Euclidean synthetic geometry

For Descriptive geometry, see 51 S; Mechanical drawing, 744

Foundations and Philosophy of Geometry Elementary Plane Euclidean Synthetic Geometry Elementary Solid Euclidean Synthetic Geometry

Advanced Euclidean Synthetic Geometry

Plane and solid

Non-Euclidean Geometry Combinatorial Topology (Analysis Situs)

TRIGONOMETRY DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY EUCLIDEAN ANALYTIC GEOMETRY

Projective Geometry (Analytic and Synthetic)

Includes special configurations (curves and surfaces)

Differential Geometry

Vectors Tensors Quaternions

Problems in Geometry

CALCULUS

Includes elementary, advanced calculus

Theory of Functions of Real Variable

Includes development of number system, theory of sets, trans- finite numbers; functional analysis (Hilbcrt space); theory of measure

Series, Products and Other Infinite Expansions

Includes divergent series, summability methods, orthogonal series, F'ouricr series

Integration and Differentiation

Includes theory and tables of integrals

18s

Pure Science

517.35-519-8

517.35

.36

.37 .38

.4

•7

A

.9

518

.1

.2 3

A

.5

.1 .8

It is recommended that Bessel Functions be classified in 518.3

It is recommended that Elliptic Functions be classified in 518.4

Integral Equations Elementary Differential Equations Ordinary and partial

Calculus of Variations

Finite Differences

Includes numerical analysis; nomography and graphical methods

Operational Methods

Includes Fourier integrals, Fourier and Laplace transforma- tions

Theory of Functions of Complex Variables

Includes theory of functions of several complex variables and special topics in analysis

Problems in Analysis

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Gamma Functions Legendre Functions

Bessel Functions

Formerly classified in 517.35

Elliptic Functions and Integrals

Formerly classified in 517.36

Riemann-zeta Functions and Analytical Theory of Numbers

519 PROBABILITY

Philosophical Foundations and History of Probability

Treatment of Experimental Data

Includes least squares

519.9-519-93

Decimal Classification

186

519.9

.92 .93

Mathematical Theory of Statistics

Where interest in mathematical statistics hes chiefly in sta- tistics, class in 311.2

Design of Experiments

Mathematical Theory of Sampling

Includes theory of quality control

\

521

522

.1

.2 .5 .6

523

.1

.2

.3

.4

.5

520 ASTRONOMY

CELESTIAL DYNAMICS

Includes theoretical astronomy, orbits, perturbations

For Law of gravitation, see 530.1; Motions of individual bod- ies, S23, 525

OBSERVATORIES AND INSTRUMENTS

Includes photometer, spectroscope, bolometer

Observatories Telescopes Auxiliary Instruments

Observational Techniques

Includes photometry, photography, polarimetry, spectroscopy

DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY ASTROPHYSICS

Descriptive astronomy is general description of celestial bodies and astronomical laws; Astrophysics deals principally with physi- cal and chemical nature of heavenly bodies Includes so called "popular astronomy"

Universe

Includes structure of galactic system; cosmogony: theory of origin and evolution of parts of universe (formerly classified in 113)

Solar System

Includes motions of solar system; constitution of planetary system

Moon

Includes motion, surface features (atmosphere, craters), size, heat, light, eclipses, physical condition

Planets

Distance, motions, physical condition

Meteors and Zodiacal Light

Includes meteorites

187

523.6-525-5

Decimal Classification

188

523.6

.7

.72

Comets

Orbits, physical constitution, remarkable comets

Sun

Includes dimensions, motions, internal constitution

Heat and Light

Includes solar radiation

.74

Physical Appearance

.77

Spectrum

.78

Eclipses

.8

Stars

Includes physical constitution

.81

Stellar Parallax Distance

.82

Heat and Light Magnitudes

.83

Proper Motions Radial Velocity

.84

Variable, Double, Multiple Stars

Includes novae

^5

Clusters

^7

Spectrum

.89

Constellations Maps Catalogs

524

525

.1

3 .5

It is recommended that ASTRONOMICAL MAPS

AND TABLES be classified with specific subjects, e.g.

MAPS OF STARS, 523.89; OBSERVATORY

PUBLICATIONS, 522.1

EARTH

Constants

Mass, weight, density, distance from sun, parallax, shape, di- mensions

For Determination of size and shape of the earth, see 526. J

Orbits and Motions Seasons

189

525.6

.69

Pure Science

525.6-526.4

Tides

Includes mathematical theory

Tide Tables

526

.1

.2

.3

31

33

.36

38

A

GEODESY

Science of measuring portions of earth's surface by triangulation and astronomical observations; determination of magnitude and figure of the earth

Determination of Properties, Size and Shape

Includes determination of gcoid by deflections of the vertical, of spheroid by geodetic-astronomic method of flattening by gravity measurements, astronomic methods

For Jsostasy, see SSLIS

Geodetic Work Completed or Projected

Includes lists of geodetic data, operations in various countries

Geodetic Surveying

Reconnaissance Surveys

Triangulation

Includes base and precise traverse measurements, angle measurements, triangulation computation and adjustment (formerly classified in 526.4)

Precise Spirit Leveling

Includes instruments, field methods; orthometric and dy- namic theory; computation and adjustment of observations; general questions of mean sea level

Trigonometrical Leveling

Geodetic refraction

Zenith distances (obscr\^ations, calculations and adjustment)

It is recommended that Computation of Triangulation be classified in 526.33

526.6-527

Decimal Classification

190

526.6

.7

A

.9

.91

.92 .98

.99

527

Geodetic and Positional Astronomy

Includes application of spherical astronomy to geodesy result- ing in geodetic latitude, longitude, azimuth; considerations in accurate measurement of positions of bodies or points on celestial sphere (relative deflections of the vertical, topographic and isostatic reductions, Laplace stations and their use in triangulation)

For Astronomical latitude, longitude, azimuth, see 527

Physical Geodesy

Study of gravity and gra\ itation; determination of intensity of

gravity

Includes methods, instruments

Cartography

Compilation, drafting, editing of maps and charts; map repro- duction

For Military sketching, map making and reading, see 623.71

Surveying

Obtaining data for maps

For Geodetic sunwing, see 526.3

Plane Surveying

Includes instruments, methods

Boundary Surveying

Topographic Surveying

Use of contours or comparable symbols on maps to show physical features, e.g. mountains, valleys, plains Includes photogrammetric methods (field methods and in- struments, office methods and plotting instruments)

For Military photogrammetry, see 623.7J Hydrographic Surveying

CELESTIAL NAVIGATION

Determining position of ship from obscr\ations of heavenly

bodies

Includes astronomical latitude, longitude, azinnith

For Air navigation, see 629.125; Navigation, 623.89

191

Pure Science

528-529.7

528

529

.2

3

A 3

J

NAUTICAL ALMANACS AND EPHEMERIDES

For Air almanacs, see 619.12S

MEASUREMENT OF TIME

Includes sidereal and solar day

Intervals of Time

Includes eras, kinds of years, months, v^^eeks, decades

Calendars

Includes ancient and non-Christian calendars

Christian Calendars Projected Reform of Calendar

Determination of Time

Includes methods, time systems and standards, instruments (dials, hourglasses, clocks, watches)

For Construction and repair oi time measuring instruments, see 68 J. J

530 PHYSICS

530.1

531

.2

3

.5

532

.2

.5

533

.1

Theory of Physics

Includes statistical mechanics, wave mechanics, quantum me- chanics, relativity, gravity (formerly classified in 531.5)

For Theory ot thermodvnamics and statistical mechanics, see 536.1

MECHANICS OF SOLIDS

For Thermodynamic properties oi solids, see 536.43

Rigid Bodies

Includes graphic statics, static equilibrium, kinematics of mechanisms, dynamics of point masses, velocity, acceleration, acceleration of gravity, translation and rotation of rigid bodies

Elastic Bodies

Includes stress and strain distribution, elastic instability, vi- bration, impact

For Engineering properties ot materials, see 620.11 It is recommended that Gravity be classified in 530.1

MECHANICS OF LIQUIDS

Use as comprehensive number for Mechanics of fluids (liquids

and gases)

For Thermodynamic properties oi liquids, see S36A2

Hydrostatics

Includes pressure, buoyancy

Hydrodynamics

Includes flow in pipes and channels, water waves, cavitation, liquid lubrication

MECHANICS OF GASES

Includes Kinetic theory of gases For Meteorology, see 55J.5

Properties of Gases

For Thermodynamic properties of gases, see S36A4

192

193

Pure Science

533.12-535-5

533.12

.13

•6

534

.1

.2

.4

.5

535

.1 .2 3

.5

Equilibrium Properties of Gases and Vapors

Compressibility, vapor pressure

Transport Properties of Gases

Includes viscosity, diffusion

Aerodynamics

For Aerodynamics of flight, see 629. J 23

SOUND

Includes acoustics

For Architectural acoustics, see 729.2

Generation of Sound Waves

Propagation of Sound Waves

Includes diffraction, transmission, and absorption of sound waves in continuous media

For Sound \'eJocity in gases, see Mechanics of gases, 533

Measurements of Sound Waves

Includes measurement of frequency and intensity

Ultrasonics

Includes generation of sound waxes above audible range, their use in determining properties of material

For Engineering properties of materials, see 620. J I

OPTICS

Includes light, infra-red and ultra-violet radiation For Electron optics^ see 537.1

Theoretical Optics Physical Optics

Geometrical Optics

Includes refraction and reflection, design of optical instruments

For Use oi optical instruments, see 535.8 It is recommended that Polariscope be classified in 535,8

^

I

I

' f'

4

535.6-536.5

Decimal Classification

194

195

Pure Science

536.56-537.4

i -1

t

%

':<" ''I

■■\' I

ir

535.6

.65

.66

.8

.89

536

.1

.2

;f

.4

.42 .43 .44 .5

Physiological Optics

Includes light values, vision, color

For Physiology oi the eye, see 6 J 2.8; Optometry, 6 J 7.7

Luminescence

Includes fluorescence, phosphorescence For Fluorescent hghting, see 62132

X-rays

For Application, see subject, e.g. Roentgen rays in medical diagnosis, 616.07; Radiographic testing, 620.112; X-ray de- termination of crystal structure of matter, 548.83

Applications of optics

Includes use of lens, microscope, telescope, spectroscope, po- lariscope (formerly classified in 535.5)

For Specific apphcation, see speciEc number, e.g. Interpre- tation of line spectra, 539.8; Interpretation of band spectra, 539. J; Spectroscopic analysis in Analytical chemistry, 544 and 545 A

Experimental Optical Techniques

Includes methods of producing and measuring optical phe- nomena and properties, transmittance

HEAT

Theory of Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

For Chemical thermodynamics, see 54J .36; Engineering ther- modynamics, 621.01

Transmission of Heat

Conduction, convection, radiation

For Chemical engineering including heat transfer, see 660.28

Thermodynamic Properties of Matter

Liquids

Solids

Gases Temperature and Temperature Measurements

536.56 Cryogenics

Production of very low temperature; properties of matter at very low temperatures

For Superconductivity, see 53722

.57 High Temperatures

Combustion, explosion

For Fuel technology, see 662.6; Explosives, 662.2; Heat- ing systems, 697

.6 Calorimetry

537 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

Magnetism was formerly classified in 538

For Atmospheric electricity, see 55J.56; Terrestrial magnetism, 551.16; Electric measurements, 621.37

.1 Theoretical Electricity and Magnetism

Includes electron optics

.12 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves

Electromagnetism was formerly classified in 538.3 Includes microwaves, wave guides

For Microwave spectroscopy, see 539.1

.2 Electrical Properties of Matter

For Engineering properties of materials, see 620.11

.22 Dielectrics

Includes capacitor (condenser), electric dipole moments, conductivity, superconductivity, semiconductors

For Dielectric constants in chemistry, see 541.8; Dipole moments in chemistry, 541.8

.3 Magnetic Properties of Matter

For Engineering properties of materials, see 620.11

A It is recommended that Atmospheric Electricity be classified

in 551.56

537-5-539-752

Decimal Classification

196

537.5

.53 .54 .55

538

539

.1

.2

.1 .11

nil .73

.74

.75

.752

Physical Electronics

Includes electronic theory, thermionics

Yox Electronics and electron tubes, see 62134

Electric Discharge in Cases Photo-electric Effects Piezoelectric Effects

Includes piezoelectric crystals

It is recommended that MAGNETISM be classified with ELECTRICITY in 537; except TERRESTRIAL

MAGNETISM, 55L16

MOLECULAR, NUCLEAR, ATOMIC PHYSICS

Molecular Structure

Includes Raman effect, band spectra, rotational and vibra- tional spectra, microwave spectroscopy

For Molecular structure in chemistry ^ see 541.22

Physics of Solids

Constitution, structure, energy states

For Mechanics of solidSy see 53 J; Thermodynamic proper- ties oi solids, 536.43; Chenn'cal structure oi matter, 5412

Nuclear Physics Fundamental Radiations

Includes electrons, neutrons, mesons, protons, photons, al- pha, beta and gamma rays, positrons, neutrino

Cosmic Rays

Particle Accelerators

Includes cyclotron, betatron

Nuclear Structiu'e and Properties

Includes isotopes, mass spectrometry, tables of constants

Nuclear Reactions

Radioactivity

Natural Artificial

For Radiation chemistTy, see 541.23; Radioactive tracer techniques in analytical chemistryy 545.82

197

Pure Science

539.753 .76

.77

A

539-753-539'8

Transmutations

Nuclear energy

^'Atomic energy"

Experimental Techniques and Instrumentation

Includes particle detectors: ionization chambers, counter tubes (Geiger-Miiller), expansion chambers (cloud cham- bers), electrometers, photographic emulsions; special cir- cuits; amplifiers

For Particle accelerators, see 539.73

Atomic Structure

Includes line spectra, atomic energy levels, ionization poten- tials

540 CHEMISTRY

For Biochemistry y see 574.19; Legal chemistry or forensic ballistics, 364.12; Chemical engineerings 660.28

541 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

Laws and theories of chemical reactions and their accompanying physical changes; structure and properties of matter as affected by chemical constitution; chemical effects of radiation and heat on chemical substances

.2 Chemical Structure of Matter

.22 Molecular and Crystal Structure

For Atomic and molecular physics^ see 539; Crystallography of minerals, 548

.23 Radiation Chemistry Isotopes Tracer Chemistry

For Nuclear physics, see 539; Radioactive tracer techniques in Analytical chemistry, 545.82

.3 Kinetic Theory of Chemical Change

Chemical and physical processes in relation to atomic and molecular structure

.34 It is recommended that Theory of Solutions be classified

in 54L37

.35 Photochemistry

For Preparation and use of chemical materials used in pho- tography, see 771.5

.36 Chemical Thermodynamics

Includes thermochemistry and calorimetry; phase rule and its applications

.37 Electrochemistry and Theory of Solutions

Theory of solutions was formerly classified in 541.34 Includes magnetochemistry

For Industrial electrochemistry, see 660.29; Electrochem- ical methods in analytical chemistry, 545.3

.371 Theoretical Electrochemistry

.372 Theory of Electrolytic Solutions

198

199

Pure Science

541-373-543-5

541.373

.374

.375

.8

542

CoUigative Properties of Solutions and Theory of Non- electrolytic Solutions

Includes ideal solutions, cbulliometry, cryometry, osmotic pressure, vapor pressure lowering, theories of solubility; ionic equilibria including hydrogen ion and pH

Specific Properties of Solutions

Includes viscosity, surface tension (formerly classified in 541.341); index of refraction, density, optical rotation, polarimetry

Colloid Chemistry and Surface Phenomena

Colloid chemistry was formerly classified in 541.3452 Includes adsorption

Special Subjects in Physical Chemistry

Includes dielectric constants and dipole moments

APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT FOR

CHEMICAL LABORATORIES

For Equipnjent used in specific operations, see applications, e.g. Analytical chemistry applications, 543-545

543

.01

.1

.12

.13

.4

.5

543-545 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

ANALYSIS

Comprehensive works covering both qualitative and quantitative

analysis

Includes laboratory apparatus and equipment divided by type of

material analyzed, or substance takes precedence over process

Analysis of Pure and Reagent Chemicals Analysis of Food and Drink

Dairy Products

Where interest in Analysis of dairy products lies chiefly with Dairy industry, class in 637.12, ,2, .3

Water Analysis of Drugs and Medicinals, Cosmetics Analysis of Insecticides and Poisons

543-6-546

Decimal Classification

200

543.6 .7

It is recommended that Analysis of Minerals be classified in 549.13; of Metallurgical Products, 669.016

Analysis of Other Inorganic Products

Analysis of Other Organic Products

For Analysis and identification of organic compounds, see

S47.8

544

QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS

Includes bead analysis, dry method, blowpiping, capillary analy- sis, flame coloration, gas analysis, microscopical examinations, spectrochemical analysis, spectroscopic analysis

545

.3

.4 .5

.7

A

.82

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS

Includes gravimetric and volumetric analysis, microanalysis

Electrochemical Methods

Includes polar ographic, potentiometric, conductiometric

Spectroscopic Analysis Titrometric Methods in General

Gas Analysis

Eudiomctric methods

Other Methods of Quantitative Analysis

Includes colorimetric, photometric. X-ray, chromatographic, polarimetric, mass spectrometric

Radioactive Tracer Techniques

546

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Includes elements and their inorganic compounds; preparation, properties, structure

FoT Detection, deternn'nation, identification of elements and their compounds, see 543

201

Pure Science

546.1-546.3

.1

.12

.17

.18 .19 2

.25 .27 .28

.29

.3

546.1-546.9 ELEMENTS

Compounds may be chssiGed in the group to which the first element oi which it is composed belongs

Hydrogen

Halogen Group

Includes fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine

Phosphorus Group

Includes nitrogen, phosphorus (formerly classified in .18), ar- senic (formerly classified in .19), antimony (formerly classi- fied in .86), bismuth (formerly classified in .87)

It is recommended that Phosphorus be classified in .17 It is recommended that Arsenic be classified in .17

Sulfur Group

Includes oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium, polonium (for- merly classified in .892)

It is recommended that Carbon be classified in .28 It is recommended that Boron be classified in .66

Silicon Group

Includes carbon (formerly classified in .25), silicon, titanium (formerly classified in .82), zirconium (formerly classified in .83), hafnium (formerly classified in .832)

Rare Gases

Includes helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon

Alkali Group

Includes lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, caesium, francium

546.4-546-71

Decimal ClassiEcation

202

20^

Pure Science

546.75-547.7

546.4

.5

.55 .56

.58

.6

.66

.7

.71

Alkaline Earths Group

Includes beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, radium

It is recommended that Zinc, Cadmium be classified in .58 For Radioactive elements, see .6

Germanium Group

Includes germanium (formerly classified in .695), tin (for- merly classified in .8), lead

It is recommended that Thallium be classified in .66

It is recommended that Silver be classified in 546.56

Copper Group

Includes copper, silver (formerly classified in .55), gold (for- merly classified in .91)

Zinc Group

Includes zinc (formerly classified in .47), cadmium (formerly classified in .48), mercury

Scandium, Yttrium and Rare Earths

Use for comprehensive material on radioactive elements Includes scandium, yttrium, lanthanide series or rare earths (lanthanum, cerium, praeseodymium, neodymium, promc- thcum, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, erbium, thulium, ytterbium, lutecium); actinide series or transradium or transuranic elements [actinium (for- merly classified in .84), thorium (formerly classified in .84), protoactinium, uranium (formerly classified in .79), neptu- nium, plutonium, americium, curium, berkelium, californium]

It is recommended that Germanium be classified in .5

Aluminum Group

Includes boron (formerly classified in .27) , aluminum, gallium, indium, thallium (formerly classified in .52)

Iron Group

Includes iron, cobalt, nickel

Manganese Group

Includes manganese, technetium, rhenium

546.75

A

.9

547

.01 .012

.013

.1

2

3 A .5 JS

.7

Chromium Group

Includes chromium, molybdenum, tungsten

It is recommended that Uranium be classified in .6

Vanadium Group

Includes vanadium, columbium, tantalum

It is recommended that Antimony and bismuth be classified in .17; Polonium in .2; Tin in .5; Titanium, Zirconium, Hafnium in .28; Thorium and actinium in .6

Platinum Group

Includes ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, iridium, platinum

It is recommended that Gold be classified in 546.56

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Includes preparation and properties of carbon compounds

Methods and Techniques

Analysis and Identification of Carbon Compounds

For Analysis of materials and products, see S43-54S

Preparations and Reactions

Includes named reactions, reactions with specific reagents, general types of reactions (oxidation, reduction including hydrogenation), condensation, polymerization

It is recommended that Cyanogen be classified in 547.8

Hydrocarbons and Oxygen Derivatives

May be arranged alphabetically, e.g. acids (formerly .7); alco- hols (formerly .3); aldehydes (formerly .5); ethers (formerly .4); hydrocarbons, e.g. acetylenes, aromatic (anthracene, ben- zene, naphthalene), cycloparaffins, diolefins, olefins (ethyl- ene), paraffins (methane); ketones (formerly .6)

t is recommended that Alcohols be classified in 547.2 [t is recommended that Ethers be classified in 547.2 t is recommended that Aldehydes be classified in 547.2 t is recommended that Ketones be classified in 547.2 ^t is recommended that Acids be classified in 547.2

547-8-548.5

Decimal Classification

204

547.8

.9

.92

Organic Compounds of Individual Elements and Groups of Elements

May be arranged alphabetically, e.g. bromine, chlorine, cyano- gen (formerly .1), fluorine, iodine, magnesium, mercury, nitro- gen (amides, amines, azo compounds), silicon (silicones),

sulfur

Compounds of metals, e.g. mercury, sulfur, were formerly

classified in .9

It is recommended that Organic Compounds of Metals be

classified in .8

Special Fields of Organic Chemistry

Carbohydrates (sugars, e.g. mono-, di-, and trisaccharides and their derivatives; Polysaccharides, e.g. starch, glycogen, pento- sans, dextrans, cellulose, pectin, plant gums, mucilages and their derivatives, glucosides); Dyes and related products; Fats, fatty acids, glycerol; High polymers; Medicinal products (alka- loids, antibiotics, hormones, auxins, vitamins; sterols and re- lated compounds); Petroleum; Proteins and related compounds (amino acids, nucleic acids); Rubber; Synthetic resins; Mis- cellaneous plant and animal products (pigments, resins, ter- penes, essential oils)

548

.1

3

.5

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

Study of nature of crystals (mineral or non-mineral; their origin, internal structure, external forms

For Study oi form and properties ot minerals, see 549; oi metals, 669.016

Symmetry and Crystal Systems

External form of crystals

Chemical Crystallography

Includes isomorphism and polymorphism

It is recommended that Cleavage be classified in 548.84

Crystallization

Process by which crystals and crystalline bodies are formed

For Crystal structure, see 548.8

20^

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548.7-549-14

548.7

.8

.83

.84

.85

.9

549

.1

.12

.13

.14

Mathematical Crystallography

Includes measurement of interfacial crystal angles

Physical Properties of Crystals

Includes structure of crystals: orderly arrangement of atoms in three dimensional pattern (lattice) within crystal

X-ray Crystallography

Study of crystal structure by X-ray diffraction

Mechanical Properties of Crystals

Includes elasticity, tenacity, cohesion, fracture, hardness, density, cleavage (formerly classified in 548.3)

Electrical, Thermal and Magnetic Properties of Crystals

Includes conductivity, thermoelectrical and pyroelectrical properties

Optical Crystallography

Optical properties of crystals

MINERALOGY

Science which describes, classifies, correlates different mineral species

For Use of Minerals, see Economic geology, 553

Physical, Chemical and Determinative Mineralogy

Physical Mineralogy

Study of physical properties of minerals, e.g. cohesive (cleav- age, elasticity, hardness), electrical, magnetic, thermal, op- tical properties

Chemical Mineralogy

Study of chemical nature of minerals and methods of test- ing for elements commonly found in minerals

Determinative Mineralogy

Methods used for distinguishing metals

Includes determinative tables which rely upon chemical and

physical tests

549-2-549-6

Decimal Classification

206

549.2-549.8 DESCRIPTIVE MINERALOGY

Description and ckssiEcation of minerals based on chemical composition and isomorphous relations Includes crystal system, crystallography, physical character, chemical composition, occurrence, local- ities oi each mineral

For Families, groups, species of minerals, see a mineral classification, e.g. Dana's System of Mineralogy

,2 Elements

Includes metals, semi-metals, non-metals, e.g. gold, platinum, antimony, sulfur

.3 Sulfides

Combinations of various metals with sulfur, more rarely with selenium, tellurium, arsenic, antimony, e.g. galena, cinnabar,

marcasite

Includes sulfo salts: minerals composed of lead, copper or silver in combination with sulfur and antimony, arsenic or bismuth, e.g. enargite

A Halides

Compounds of metals with halogen elements

Includes natural chlorides, fluorides, bromides, iodides, e.g.

halite, fluorite

.5

JS

Oxides

Metals in combination with oxygen

Includes anhydrous oxides, e.g. hematite, magnetite, chromite,

cassiterite; hydrous oxides, e.g. diaspore, bauxite

Silicates

Combination of various elements (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, aluminum, iron) with silicon and oxygen, e.g. quartz, opal, leucite, talc, amphiboles, tourmaline, beryl, gar- net, topaz

20J

549.7

.8

.9

Pure Science

549-7-549-9

Minerals Containing Other Oxygen Compounds

Includes carbonates, nitrates, borates, phosphates, arsenates, vanadates, sulfates, chromates, tungstates, molybdates, ura- nates

Organic

Includes amber, asphaltum, hgnite, coal

Geographic Distribution of Minerals

550 EARTH SCIENCES

Comprehensive geology or science of the earth Includes study of all earth materials, forces, processes

For Astronomy, see 520

551 PHYSICAL AND DYNAMIC GEOLOGY

Causes and processes of geological change Includes geophysics, geochemistry

.1 Descriptive Geology

Structure of earth as a whole

.15 Conditions within the earth

Includes isostasy

.16 Terrestrial Magnetism

Formerly classified in 538.7

For Atmospheric ekctncityy see 551. 56

JZ Diastrophism

Movements of earth's crust

.21 Volcanism

Includes volcanic structures, materials (magma, lava), erup- tions; craters; cones

.22 Seismology

Science of earthquakes

Includes seismographic observations, instruments

.3 Gradation

Natural transference of solid material from one part of earth's surface to another

Includes degradation or tearing down and removal of land materials, e.g. erosion; aggradation or construction of new land surfaces, e.g. deposition, sedimentation

.31 Gradation Work of Ice

Includes glaciers, glaciation

.35 Gradation Work of Water

Includes work of underground and running water

208

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551.37

A

.41

.42

.43

.44

.45

.46

.48

.49

.5

Gradation Work of Atmosphere

Includes weathering, wind work

Physiography

Study of earth's surface features

Includes geomorphology, study of origin and development of

topographic features

For Geography, see 9 JO

Continents

Includes continental shelves

Islands

Includes coral reefs (formerly classified in 551.96)

Mountains and Orology

Science of mountains

Includes mountain ranges, plateaus, valleys

Caves and Speleology

Study, exploration, description of caves Includes grottoes

Plains

Includes prairies and deserts (formerly classified in 551.58)

Oceans and Oceanography

Study of ocean and its phenomena Includes submarine topography

For Marine plants, see 58 J. 92; Marine animals, 591.9

Inland Waters

Includes lakes, rivers, waterfalls

Underground Waters and Hydrology

Phenomena, properties, laws, distribution of earth's water Includes springs, wells

Meteorology

Science of earth's atmosphere and its physical processes Includes atmospheric composition, structure

For Medical climatology and meteorology, see 6 J 6.98

551.51-551-6

Decimal Classification

210

551.51

.52

.54

.55

.56

.57

.572 .573

.58

.59 .591

Circulation of Atmosphere

Includes air currents; wind systems, e.g. trade winds, pre- vailing westerlies, monsoons

Atmospheric Temperature

Heating and cooling of atmosphere

Includes seasonal temperature changes, measurement ot

temperature

For Solar radiation, see 523.72

Atmospheric Pressure

Includes barometry, determination of atmospheric pressure

Storms

Includes cyclones, tornadoes, thunderstorms, hurricanes,

typhoons

Atmospheric Electricity

Formerly classified in 537.4

For Terrestrial magnetism, see 551.16

Atmospheric Moisture

Moisture content or humidity

Condensation and Evaporation

Includes clouds, fog; drought

Precipitation

Includes rain, snow, hail, sleet, dew, frost

It is recommended that Prairies and Deserts be classified in 551.45

Climatology

Weather

Includes observation, collection of data, instruments, fore- casting

It is recommended that Metamorphism be classified in 552.4

211

Pure Science

551-7-553

551.7

.71

.72 .76

.78 .8

.9

.96

552

.1

.4

553

Historical Geology

Chronological account of events in earth's history Includes stratigraphy, relations and succession of rock strata

Precambrian Eras

Includes Archeozoic, Proterozoic eras

Paleozoic Era Mesozoic Era Cenozoic Era

Structural Geology

Form and position of rocks Includes joints, tilts, faults, folds

It is recommended that Agents of Geologic Work be classi- fied with Geologic Processes, e.g. Gradation Work of Water, 551.35

It is recommended that Coral Reefs be classified in 551.42

PETROLOGY

Origin, occurrence, classification of rocks

Igneous Rocks

Rocks formed by cooling and consolidation of molten matter

Metamorphic Rocks

Rocks that have been changed either in form or composition

without disintegration

Includes metamorphism (formerly classified in 551.6)

Sedimentary Rocks

Rocks composed of fragments of other rocks deposited either above or below sea level

ECONOMIC AND APPLIED GEOLOGY

Occurrence, origin, distribution of geologic materials that are valuable to man Includes prospecting

For Geology applied to specific fields, see fields, e.g. Mining engineering, 622

553-1-555

Decimal Classification

212

553.1

.28

3 .4

.7

.9

Ore Deposits

Formation, structure, classification of ores Includes placer deposits, mineral veins, pegmatites

Mineral Fuel Deposits

Includes deposits of peat, lignite, coal

Petroleum Geology

Includes natural gas deposits

Ferrous Ore Deposits

Nonferrous Ore Deposits

Includes deposits of copper, gold and silver, zinc and lead, nickel, platinum, chromium, tin and tungsten, mercury, an- timony, aluminum and bauxite, manganese, molybdenum, arsenic, bismuth, cobalt, cadmium, selenium and tellurium, radium and uranium, vanadium, titanium, tantalum and co- lumbium, zirconium, beryllium

Building Stone Deposits

Includes deposits of limestone, marble, sandstone, granite, slate

Earthy Material Deposits

Includes deposits of clay, sand, gravel, salt, gypsum, diatoma- ceous earth

Mineral Water Deposits

Gem Deposits

Deposits of minerals used for ornaments

Includes precious stones, e.g. diamonds, emeralds, rubies,

sapphires; semi-precious stones, e.g. garnet, amethyst, topaz,

turquoise

Other Economic Mineral Deposits

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Pure Science

556-559

554 555 556

557 558 559

554-559 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

May be divided like 940-999

GEOLOGY OF EUROPE

GEOLOGY OF ASIA

GEOLOGY OF AFRICA

GEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA

GEOLOGY OF SOUTH AMERICA

GEOLOGY OF OCEANIA AND POLAR REGIONS

560 PALEONTOLOGY

560.17

.172 .176 .178

561

.121

.3

.4 •5

.7

.9

Stratigraphic Paleontology

Study of fossil plants and animals correlated with rock formation

Paleozoic Paleontology Mesozoic Paleontology Cenozoic Paleontology

PALEOBOTANY

Study of plant life of geologic past

For FossiJ plants discussed from viewpoint oi geologic eras, see 560,17

Fossil Spermatophytes

Includes fossil herbaceous plants, flowering plants, trees, shrubs

For Single species of fossil spermatophytes, see 5613- .9; Extant plants, 582-589

Fossil Angiosperms

Includes dicotyledons

Fossil Monocotyledons

Fossil Gymnosperms

Includes fossil coniferales (Araucariaceae, Walchia, Voltzia); Cordaitales, Ginkgoales, Cycadophytes ( including Pterido- sperms, e.g. Alethopteris, Neuropteris, Sphenopteris, Glossop- teris, Pecopteris, Caytoniales)

Fossil Pteridophytes

Includes Equisetales (Archaeocalamites, Calamites, Schizo- neura, Equisetaceae, Sphenophyllales); Filicales (Eufilicinae, Glossingia, Marattiales, Hydropteridae); Psilophytales (Psilo- phyton, Rhynia, Hornea ) ; Lycopodiales ( Lepidodendron, . Sigillaria)

Fossil Thallophytes

Includes Phycophyta or algae (Pachytheca, Parka, Characeae); Rhodophyta or red algae

214

215

Pure Science

562-565.7

562 563

.1

.4

.5

.9

564

565

.1

.3 .5

.7 A

I

3

.4

£

.7

562-569 PALEOZOOLOGY

INVERTEBRATE PALEOZOOLOGY

PROTOZOA, PORIFERA, CNIDARIA,

ECHINODERMATA

Includes micropaleontology

Protozoa

Includes Radiolaria, Foraminifera

Porifera (Sponges)

Includes Silicispongiae and Calcispongiae

Cnidaria

Coelenterata in modern sense

Includes Hydrozoa, Anthozoa or corals, Graptolites

Echinodermata

Includes Pelmatozoa, Eleutherozoa

MOLLUSCA AND MOLLUSCOIDEA

Pelecypoda

Lamellibranchia (bivalves)

Gastropoda (Snails, Slugs)

Cephalopoda (Squid, Octopus, Nautilus)

Includes Ammonites, Belemnites

Bryozoa Brachiopoda

ARTHROPODA

Crustacea

Includes Branch iopoda, Ostracoda, Cirripedia, Phyllocarida, Isopoda, Decapoda, Eurypterida, Xiphosura, Trilobites

Arachnida

Includes Scorpiones, Araneida

Myriapoda Insecta

566-568.:

Decimal Classification

216

566 567

2 .3

.4

568

.9 .1

.2

VERTEBRATE PALEOZOOLOGY FISHES

Agnatha (Lampreys)

Chondrichthyes (Sharks and Skate)

Includes Acanthodii, Pleuracanthodii, Cladoselachii, Elas- mobranchii, Holocephali

Placodermi (Armor-Plated Fish)

Includes Osteichthyes or bony fishes (Crossopterygii, Chon- drostei, Dipnoi)

Tetrapoda

Includes Amphibia (Labyrinthodontia, Lepospondyli )

Anura (Frogs) Urodela SAUROPSIDA (REPTILES AND BIRDS)

Reptilia

Includes Anapsida (Chelonia, Cotylosauria ) ; Synapsida (Pelycosauria, Therapsida); Archosauria (Thecodontia, Crocodilia, Pterosauria, Saurischia, Ornithischia)

Aves

Includes Archaeornis, Neornithes

571

.1

.2

.3 .4

.7

.8

.9

570 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Sciences treating of phenomena of life FoT Form divisions .J-.9, see p. Iv

ARCHEOLOGY

Study of prehistoric man from collection and investigation of antiquities

Includes rehcs of material, cultural, social life

For Ancient history, see 930; Antiquities oi specific countries, see countries, e.g. Antiquities ot France, 944

Paleolithic or Old Stone Age

Hunting and fishing economy Includes chipped stone artifacts

Neolithic or New Stone Age

Pastoral and agricultural economy Includes polished stone artifacts

Copper and Bronze Age Iron Age

Prehistoric Art

Includes prehistoric art objects, cave drawings, rock paintings, petroglyphs or rock carvings

For Primitive art, see 709.0J

Prehistoric Shelter

Includes cave dwellings, pit dwellings, lake dwellings, tree dwellings, cliff dwellings, tent dwellings

Prehistoric Structures

Includes mounds, kitchen middens, megoliths, monoliths. dolmens, cromlechs

572

ANTHROPOLOGY

Science of man

For Ethnopsychology, see 136.4

217

572-7-574-1

Decimal ChssiEcation

218

572.7

.8

.9

573

.3

.6

.9

574

.1

Cultural or Social Anthropology

Study of primitive society

Includes ethnography and ethnology, scientific description and analysis of socio-economic systems and cultural heritages of peoples of low technological levels

For Sociology, see 30 J

Linguistic Anthropology

Division of peoples by language May be divided like 420-499

Anthropogeography

Geographic distribution of races

May be divided like 940-999 For Human geography, see 9JJ

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Structural characteristics of man

Anthropogeny

Origin and evolution of man

Anthropometry

Study of measurements of human body, e.g. stature, cranial capacity, head form, frontal index, pigmentation, hair texture, blood groups

For Anthropometry used in crime investigation, see 364.12 It is recommended that Monstrosities be classified in 61L012

BIOLOGY

Science of life and living things Includes natural history

For Botany, see S80; Zoology, 590

Physiology

Vital life processes: nutrition, respiration, metabolism, excre- tion, circulation, reproduction, ner\'ous and chemical coordina- tion

For Plant physiology, see 58J.I; Animal physiology, S9L1; Human physiology, 612

219

Pure Science

574-i9-574'6

574.19

.191

3

Biochemistry

Chemistry of vital processes

Includes chemical constituents of bodies of organisms; chemistry of metabolism including food constituents, en- zymes, hormones

For Plant biochemistry, see 581.19; Animal biochemistry, 59J.J9; Human biochemistry, 6J2.0J5; Apphed nutrition, 64J.J

Biophysics

Physical phenomena of life

Includes action of physical agents on organisms, e.g. ra- diations

For Plant biophysics, see 58J.J9J; Animal biophysics, 59]. 191; Human biophysics, 612.017

Embryology

Fomiation and development of organisms

For Plant embryology, see 581.3; Animal embryology, 59J.33; Human embryologj^ 6JI.0J3

A

3

.6

Morphology

Gross structure of living organisms

For Microscopic structure, sec Histology and cytology, 574.8; Plant morphoJog}% 58 J. 4; Animal morphology, 591.4; Anatomy, 6J]

Ecology

Relations of organisms to their environments (formerly classi- fied in 575.3)

Includes adaptation or adjustment to environment (formerly classified in 575.4), symbiosis, parasitism

For Plant ecology, see 58 J. 5; Animal ecology, 591.5; Human ecology, 301. 3; Medical parasitology, 6J6.96; Veterinary parasitology, 636.0896

Economic Biology

FoT Economic botany, see 58 J. 6; Economic zoolog)% 591.6

574-8-5754

Decimal Classification

220

574.8

.9

575

.01

.1

.11

.12

2 .5 A

Histology and Cytology

Microscopic structure of organisms

Includes tissues and cells (formerly classified in 576.3)

For Plant histology and cytology, see 581. 8; Animal his- tology and cytology, 591. 8; Human histology and cytology, 611.018

Biogeography

Geographic distribution of living organisms

For Phytogeography, see 58L9; Zoogeography, 591.9; An- thropogeography, 572.9

EVOLUTION

Development of organisms from earlier and simpler forms

For Paleontology, see 560.9; Anthropogeny, 573.3

Theories of Evolution

Includes Darwinian theory, orthogenesis. Mutation theory, Lamarckian theory

Genetics

Study of heredity and variation (formerly classified in 575.2)

It is recommended that Eugenics be classified in 301.323

For Plant genetics, see 581.15; Animal genetics, 591.15; Human genetics, 613.9

Laws of Heredity

Includes Mendelian law, chromosome theory

Hereditary Characteristics

Inheritance of similar and divergent characters Includes genotypes, hereditary units (genes)

It is recommended that Variation be classified in 575.1

It is recommended that Ecology be classified in 574.5

It is recommended that Adaptation be classified in 574.5

221

Pure Science

576-579

576

.3

577

578

579

MICROBIOLOGY

Study of microscopic organisms and viruses

Includes origin of life, abiogenesis (spontaneous generation)

For Bacteriolog)% see 589.9; Mycology, 589.2; Protozoology, 593.1; Special applications, the subject, e.g. Microbiology of soils, 631.46

Protoplasm

Living substance

It Is Recommended That Cytology Be Classified in 574.8

Viruses

For Virus diseases, see 616.9

It is recommended that CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

OF LIVING MATTER be classified in 574.19;

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES in 574.191

BIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES

Includes keeping and raising of organisms; methods of studying morphology (microscopic technique, e.g. preparation of slides, biological microphotography), physiology (kymography, tracer technique), development, genetics of organisms

BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY

COLLECTIONS

Includes collecting, transporting, preservation, mounting (taxi- dermy) of biological specimens; special techniques (preparation of skeletons, injections, models); arrangement of museum collec- tions

580 BOTANY

581

1

.11

.12

.13

.14

,15

.16 .17

.18 .19

For Form divisions .1-9, see p. Iv; Paleobotany, 561 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY

Plant Physiology

Normal functions of plants under ordinary as well as controlled environmental conditions

Circulation

Movement and absorption of liquid by plants

Respiration

Release of energy gained from food

Metabolism

Includes nutrition, food making processes (photosynthesis, protein synthesis), assimilation, storage, use (for growth, re- serves)

Secretion

For Enzymes, hormones, vitamins, see 58 J. 1 9

Plant Genetics

Includes heredity and variation For Abnormahties, see 581.2

Plant Propagation

Histogenesis

Microscopic study of germ cells and related structures

Nervous Function

Includes tropisms, nastic, formative and tactic responses

Plant Biochemistry

Includes chemical composition and analysis of plant con- stituents; plant enzymes, hormones, vitamins

For Vitamin therapy, see 616 A6; Hormone therapy, 616.4; Biochemistry, 574.J9

.191

Plant Biophysics

222

223

581.2

.23

Pure Science

581.2-581.87

Plant Pathology

Plant disease and control

Includes phytopathology (disease in form or function), tera- tology (abnormalities), virus diseases

Parasitic Diseases

Includes diseases due to bacteria, fungi, insects

For Diseases of specific crops, see 633-635; Bacteria, 589.9; Fungi, 589.2; Insects, 595.7

.3

A

3

.52

.6

Plant Embryology

Includes germination

Plant Morphology

Form and structure of plants

Includes structure of flower, fruit, seed, stem, root, leaf

Plant Ecology

Plant in relation to its surroundings Includes plant symbiosis and parasitology

Relation to Habitat

Includes soil, light, water and individual plant; mutual relationship of plants (succession, zonation); influence of physical factors of environment on plant distribution and species (Hydrophytes, Mesophytcs, Xcrophytes)

For Plants in above groups, see 582-589

Economic Botany

For Agriculture and plant culture, see 630

.8

Plant Histology and Cytology

Plant tissues and cells

.87

Cytology

Cell structure, function, reproduction

581.9-582.12

Decimal Classification

224

581.9

.92

.93

Phytogeography

Includes only general material on geographic distribution of plants

For Specific phnts of certain locality, see plants, e.g. Crypto- gams of North America, 586; Cactus ot Southwestern United States, 583. 47; General plant liie ot specific locality, e.g. Wild flowers ot Northeastern United States, 581.93

Geographic Distribution of Aquatic Flora

For Aquatic plants as influenced by physical environment, see58L52

Plants of Specific Countries or Localities

May be divided like 940-999

For Specific plants of a locahty, see plant, e.g. Cryptogams

of North America, 586; Willows of United States, 583.98

582

.1

.12

582-589 SYSTEMATIC OR TAXONOMIC BOTANY

Description and chssidcation of phnts Orders and most important hmilies are given

For Fuller classification, see standard plant classification, e.g. Asa Gray

SYSTEMATIC OR TAXONOMIC BOTANY

Spermatophytes

Seed-bearing plants

Includes Gymnosperms, Angiosperms

For Plants of an order, family, genera or species, see 583- 589, e.g. Maple tree, 583.28; of a specific locahty, 581.93; Culture, 630; Use in landscape design, 710-719

Herbaceous Plants

Seed plants which do not have woody stems Includes herbals

For Specific plants, see 583-589; Culture, 630; Use in landscape design, 710-719; Grasses, 584.8

22^

Pure Science

582.13-583.12

582.13

Flowering Plants

Includes wild flowers

For Single species of flowering plants or plant families, see 583-589; General material on plants of speciEc coun- tries or localities, 581.93, e.g. Wild flowers ot United States, 58 J. 93

.16

Trees

Includes comprehensive treatment of trees, shrubs, flowering plants

For Culture, see 634.9; Order, family, genera, species of tree, 583-588; Use in landscape design, 710-719; Specific locality, 581.93

.17

Shrubs

For Culture, see 630; Order, family, genera, species ot shrub, 583-588; Use in landscape design, 710-719; Specific local- ity, 58 J. 93

583-584 ANGIOSPERMS 583 DICOTYLEDONS

•11 Ranunculales

Includes Nymphaeaceac or water lily family; Myristicaceae or nutmeg family; Anonaceac or papaw family; Berberi- daceae or barberry family; Ranunculaceae or buttercup family (buttercup, columbine, larkspur, marsh, marigold, anemone, monk's-hood, peony, clematis); Magnoliaccac or magnolia family (magnolia, tulip tree); Lauraceae or laurel family (sassafras, cinnamon, camphor)

Lauraceae was formerly classified in 583.931

.12 Papaverales

Includes Papavcraceae or poppy family; Cruciferae or mus- tard family (cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, turnip, radish, watercress), Capparidaccae or caper family (formerly classified in 583.131)

583.13-5834

Decimal Classification

226

583.13

.14 .15

.16

.17

.21

.27

.28

3

A

Violales

Includes Violaceae or violet family; Cistaceae or rock-rose family; Passifloraceae or passion-flower family and Loasaceae or star flower family (formerly classified in 583.45)

It is recommended that Caper family be classified in 583.12

Polygalaceae

Caryophyllales

Includes Caryophyllaceae or pink family; Portulaceae or purslane family

Guttiferales

Includes Theaceae or tea family

Malvales

Includes Malvaceae or mallow family (cotton, hollyhock)

Geraniales

Includes Linaceae or flax family

Rhamnales

Includes Rhamnaceae or buckthorn family; Vitaceae or grape family

Sapindales

Includes Sapindaceae or soapberry family; Aceraccae or maple family

Resales

Includes Leguminosae or pea family (peas, beans, peanuts, clover, alfalfa, locust tree, redbuds, lupines, locoweeds, mes- quite, palo verde); Rosaceae or rose family (apples, pears, hawthorn, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, peach, plum, cherry, bridal wreath), Saxifragaceae

Myrtales

Includes Myrtaceac or myrtle family (eucalyptus, evening primrose)

It is recommended that Loasaceae and Passifloraceae be classified in 583.13; Cucurbitaceae in 583,57

22J

Pure Science

58347-583.8

583.47

.48

.51

.55

.57

.6

.67

.68

.7

.76

.8

Opuntiales

Includes Cactaceae or cactus family

Umbellales

Includes Umbelliferae or parsley and carrot family

Rubiales

Includes Caprifoliaceae or honeysuckle family

Compositae

Includes Cichoriaceae or lettuce family; Carduaceae or this- tle family; Asteraceae or aster family, Ambrosiaceae or rag- weed family; Helianthaceae or sunflower family

Campanales

Includes Cucurbitaceae or gourd family (formerly classified in 583.46)

For Compositae generally considered in Campanales, see 583.55

Ericales

Includes Ericaceae or heath family (heather, blueberry, cran- berry, laurel, arbutus, wintergreen, rhododendron, azalea)

Primulales

Includes Primulaceae or primrose family

Ebenales

Centianales

Includes Oleaceae or olive family (olive, jasmine, ash); Gen- tianaceae or gentian family; Apocynaceae or dogbane family (oleander, periwinkle); Asclepiadaccae or milkweed family

Polemoniales

Includes Polemoniaceae or phlox family

Scrophulariales

Includes Scrophulariaceae or snap-dragon family (foxglove, Indian paintbrush), Verbenaccac or vervain family, Labiatae or mint family (rosemary, sage, lavender, thyme, peppermint, spearmint)

583.899-584-15

Decimal Classification

228

583.899 Plantaginales

Includes Plantaginaceae or plantain family

.91 Chenopodiales

Includes Amarantaceae, Chenopodiaceae or goosefoot family

.917 Polygonales

Includes Polygonaceae or buckwheat family

.925 Piperales

Includes Piperaceae or pepper family; Saururaceae or lizard's- tail family

.93 Proteales

Includes Proteacea

It is recommended that Lauraceae be classified in 583.11

.94 Santalales

Includes Santalaceae or sandalwood family; Loranthaceae or mistletoe family

.96 Urticales

Includes Urticaceae or nettle family; Moraceae or mulberry family; Ulmaceae or elm family

.973 Juglandales

Includes Juglandaceae or walnut family

.974 Myricales

Includes Myricaceae or bayberry family

.976 Fagales

.98 Salicales

Includes Salicaceae or willow family

584 MONOCOTYLEDONS

.11 It is recommended that Hydrocharitaceae be classified in

584.7

.15 Orchidales

Includes Orchidaceae or orchid family (lady's-slipper, va- nilla)

229

Pure Science

584.21-584.9

584.21

.22 .23

.3

.32 .45

.5

.61

.62 .64

.7

.8

•9

Scitaminales

Includes Marantaceae or arrowroot family; Musaceae or ba- nana family; Cannaceae or canna family

It is recommended that Bromeliaceae be classified in 584.3

Liliales

Includes Liliaceae or lily family (lily, trillium, onion, dog s- tooth violet, asparagus, garlic, leek, yucca), formerly classified in 584.32; Haemodoraccae or bloodwort family; Juncaceae or rush family (formerly classified in 584.45)

Xyridales

Includes Xyridaceae or yellow-eyed grass family; Commeli- naceae or spiderwort family; Mayacaceae or mayaca family; Bromeliaceae or pineapple family (formerly classified in 584.22)

It is recommended that Liliaceae be classified in 584.23 It is recommended that Juncaceae be classified in 584.23

Palmales

Includes Palmaceae or palm family

Pandanales

Includes Sparganiaceae or bur-reed family; Typhaceae or cat- tail family

Cyclanthales Arales

Najadales

Includes Hydrocharitaceae (frog's-bit), formerly classified in 584.11; Alismaceae (water plantain); Najadaceae (najas)

Craminales

Includes Cyperaceae (sedge); Gramineae (grass, e.g. wheat, rice, rye, oats, barley, corn, sorghum, sugar cane, bamboo), formerly classified in .9

It is recommended that Gramineae be classified in .8

585-588

Decimal Classification

230

585

.1

1

n

.9

586

587

.1

.2

3

.9

588

GYMNOSPERMS

Cnetales

Includes Gnetaccae

Coniferales

Includes Taxodiaceae (redwood); Pinaceae (pine: hemlock, spruce, larch, tamarack, fir); Taxaceae (yew)

Ginkgoales

Includes Ginkgoaceae (maidenhair tree: ginkgo)

Cycadales

Includes Cycadaceae (cycad)

CRYPTOGAMS

Seedless plants

Includes Thallophytes (lichens), Bryophytes (mosses), Pterido-

phytes (ferns)

For Order, family, species ot Thallophytes, see 589; Bryo- phytes, S88; Pteridophytes, S87

PTERIDOPHYTES

Ferns and their allies

Isoetales

Equisetales

Includes Equisetaeeae (horsetail)

Filicales

Includes water ferns (Salviniaceae, Marsiliaceae); land ferns (Osmundaceae) , Schizaeaceae, Poly pod iaceae, Cytheaceae, Hymenophyllaceae

Lycopodiales

Club mosses

Includes Selaginellaceae, Lycopodiaceae (ground pines)

BRYOPHYTES

Musci (mosses) Hepaticae (liverworts)

231

Pure Science

588.1-589.23

.1

.22

.3

589

.1

.22

.23

588.1-588.2 MUSCI

Sphagnales

Peat and bog mosses

Bryales

True mosses

Andreales

Black, small mosses

Hepaticae or Liverworts

Includes Jungermanniales (scale mosses); Anthocerotales (hornworts); Marchantiales (great liverworts)

THALLOPHYTES

Lichens, fungi, algae, bacteria

For Orders, family, species ot lichens, see 589.1; Fungi, 589.2; Algae, 589.3; Bacteria, 589.9; Effect on crops and control 632 or speciEc crop

Lichenes

Lichens: plants formed by intimate association between algae

and fungi

Includes Basidiolichenes, Ascolichenes

Eumycetes or Mycophyta

True fungi, e.g. Phycomycetes, Ascomycetes, Basidiomycetes Includes mycology

Basidiomycetes

Club fungi

Includes Ustilaginales (smuts); Uredinales (rusts); Tromel-

lales, Hymenomycetes and Gasteromycetes (fungi)

Ascomycetes

Sac fungi

Includes Saccharomycetales (yeast fungi); Erysiphales (pow- dery mildews); Hysterialcs (slit fungi); Phacidiales (little cup fungi); Pezizales (cup fungi); Tuberales (truffles or tubers); Helvellales; Exoascales (peach leaf curl, plum pocket, witches'-broom); Hypocreales; Sphaeriales, Dothi- deales (ergot, black rot, black knot); Laboulbeniales (beetle fungi); Aspergillialcs (little tubers; aspergillus, pcnicillum)

589.24-589-7

589.24

•25

Decimal Classification

232

.26

.28

.29

3

.41

.45

.47

.48

.61

.62

.7

Fungi Imperf ecti

Phycomycetes

Algae-like fungi

Includes Peronosporales (downy mildews)

Saprolegniales (Water Molds)

Includes Ancylistales, Monoblephariadaceae

Mucorales (Black Mold)

Includes Entomophorales (fly fungi), Chytridales

Myxomycetes

Slime molds

Includes Endosporales and Exosporales

Phycophyta

Algae

Rhodophyta

Red algae

Phaeophyta

Brown algae

Includes seaweeds (Fucus) and kelps

Chlorophyta

Green algae

Includes Zygncmatales (pond scum) and Desmidiales (des-

mids), formerly classified in 589.61

Chrysophyta

Golden algae

Includes Heterokontae (yellow-green algae)

It is recommended that Zignematales and Desmidiales be

classified in 589.47

Bacillariales

Diatoms *

Includes Centrales and Finales

Schizophyta

Fission plants

233

589.8

.9

.97

Pure Science

589.8-589.97

Myxophyceae or Cyanophyceae

Blue-green algae

Schizomycetes

Bacteria Bacteriology

Includes Eubacteriales (true bacteria); Actinomycelates, Chlamydobacteriales, Theobacteriales, Myxobactenalcs, Spirochaetales, Caulobacteriales, Rickettsiales

For Bacteriology of specific subjects, see subject, e.g.

Soil bacteriology, 631.4; Yeasts, 589.23; Microbiology,

576; Medical bacteriology, 616.01

Phytoflagellatae

Euglenales

Includes Euglenaceae, Astaceaceae, Peranemaceae

It is recommended that Flagellated protozoans be

classified in 593.16

590 ZOOLOGY

591

.1

.11 .12

.13

.14 .15

.16

.17

.179

.18

Comprehensive works including systematic and non-systematic zo- ology

For Foim divisions .J -.9, see p. Jv; PaJeozooIogy, 562-569; Con- servation of wild life, 333.78

GENERAL ZOOLOGY

Non-systematic zoology

Includes morphology and physiology of animal organisms

Animal Physiology

Functions of animal body and its parts

Circulation Respiration

Metabolism

Includes nutrition

For Applied nutrition in animal husbandry, see 636.085

Secretion and Excretion

Animal Genetics

Includes heredity and variation For Stock breeding, see 636.082

Reproduction

Includes sexual and asexual reproduction

Gametogenesis

Formation or maturation of sex cells

It is recommended that Histogenesis be classified in 591.8

It is recommended that Regeneration be classified in 591.3

Nervous Functions

Includes sensations, tropisms

234

235

Pure Science

591.19-591.49

591.19

Animal Biochemistry

.191

Animal Biophysics

.2

Animal Pathology

For Veterinary medicine, see 636.089

.3

.33

A

.41

.42 .43

.44

.46

.47

.48

Animal Development

Includes embryonic and postembrj^onic development; meta- morphosis: postembr}'onic change from one developmental stage to another; regeneration (formerly classified in 591.179) and transplantation

Embryology

Includes cleavage, formation of germ layers, differentiation of organs

Animal Morphology

Gross structure of animals

Includes comparative anatomy, descriptive anatomy (formerly

classified in 591.7)

For Microscopic structure oi animals, see Animal histology and cytology, 59 J. 8

Circulatory System Respiratory System Digestive System

Glands and Excretory System

Includes endocrine glands

Reproductive System

Muscular, Skeletal, Integumentary Systems

Nervous System

Includes sense organs

.49

Topographical Anatomy

59i.5-59i-93-'99

Decimal Classification

2^6

237

Pure Science

592-593.5

591.5

.51

.52

.6

.7

A

•9

.93-.99

Animal Ecology

Animal habits and behavior; their relation to environment and to each other

Includes food; seasonal habits, e.g. hibernation; relation to other animals (animal symbiosis, parasitism, commensalism, predation); sexual behavior; means of protection (adaptation, protective coloration); sound production and other means of communication used by animals

It is recommended that Animal stories be classified in 800

For Specific parasites, see taxonomic groups

Instinct

For Comparative or animal psychology, see J5i.3

Habitat

Includes migration

Economic Zoology

Useful and injurious animals

For Animals as injurious factors in crop production, see 632.6-7

It is recommended that Descriptive Anatomy be classified in 591.4

Animal Histology and Cytology

Microscopic structure of animals

Includes animal tissues and cells, histogenesis (formerly classi- fied in 591.17)

Zoogeography

Includes marine, freshwater, terrestrial animals

Animals of Specific Countries or Localities

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. Animals of South Amer- ica, 591.98

FoT Specific animals of certain localities, see speciRc ani- mals, e.g. Birds oi North America, 598.2

592

593.1

.11

.12 ,16

592-599 SYSTEMATIC OR TAXONOMIC ZOOLOGY

Description and classification of animals Most important phyla, classes, orders arc given

For fuller classification, use standard list, e.g. Zoological names, a list of phyla, classes, and orders prepared for Section F, American Association for the Advancement of Science

INVERTEBRATES

Animals without backbones

Protozoa

Unicellular animals Includes protozoology

Sarcodina

Protozoa that move by means of pseudopodia Includes Rhizopoda (Amoeba)

Foraminifera

.17

.2

3 A

.5

Mastigophora

Flagellated protozoans (Trypanosoma)

For PhytoflageJJatae, see 589.97

Ciliata

Protozoa that move by means of cilia (Paramecium, Stentor, Balantidium)

Mesozoa

Simple multicellular animals (Orthonectida, Dicyemida) Formerly radiates, obsolete term used to include Coelenterata, Ctenophora, Echinodermata

It is recommended that Coelenterata be classified in 593.5

Porifera

Sponges

Cnidaria

Coelenterata in its modern sense (formerly classified in 593.3)

593-6-594-31

Decimal Classification

238

593.6 Anthozoa

Includes sea-anemones, corals

.7 Hydrozoa

Includes hydras, hydroid polyps, Hydromedusae

.73 Scyphozoa

Acalepha, includes Scyphomedusae

.8 Ctenophora

Sea-walnuts or comb-jellies

.9 Echinodennata

Spiny-skinned animals

Includes Crinoidea (sea-lilies), Asteroidea (common star- fishes), Ophiuroidea (brittle-stars, basket-stars), Echinoidea (sea-urchins, sand-dollars), Holothurioidea (sea-cucumbers)

.99 It is recommended that Enteropneusta be classified in 596

594

.1

.19

2

•3

.31

MOLLUSCA AND MOLLUSCOIDEA

Mollusks and mollusk-like animals

Pelecypoda

Lamellibranchia or bivalve mollusks (clams, mussels, oysters)

Amphineura

Includes chitons (formerly classified in 594.31)

Scaphopoda

Dentalium or toothshell

Gastropoda

Snails, slugs, whelks

Includes Prosobranchia, Opisthobranchia, Pulmonata

It is recommended that Amphineura be classified in 594.19

239

Pure Science

594-5-595-17

594.5

.7

.73 .8

.9

595.1

.12

.13

.14

Cephalopoda

Includes Tetrabranchia (Nautilus), Dibranchia (Decapod and octopod Cephalopoda: squid, devilfish, cuttlefish, octopus)

Bryozoa (Polyzoa)

Moss animals

It is recommended that Pterobranchia be classified in 596

Brachiopoda

Includes lamp-shells

It is recommended that Tunicata be classified in 596

Vermes

Worms

Platyhelminthes and Nemertea

Flatworms and ribbon worms

Includes Turbellaria ( planarians ) , Trematoda ( flukes ) ,

Cestoda (tapeworms), Nemertea (ribbon worms)

Nemathelminthes

Roundworms

Includes Nematoda (Ascaris, hookworms, Trichinella),

Nematomorpha (Gordius or horsehair worm), Acantho-

cephala

Amielida

Segmented worms Includes Archiannelida

.15

Hirudinea

Leeches

.16

.17

Oligochaeta

Includes earthworms

Polychaeta and Myzostoma

Includes Nereis

595-18-595-5

DecimaJ Classification

240

595.18

.3

.315

.32

.33

.38

.39

A

.44

Trochelminthes

Rotifers or wheel animalcules and related animals Includes Rotatoria, Gastrotricha, Echinodera

Crustacea It is recommended that Pantapoda be classified in 595.4 Phyllopoda or Branchiopoda Ostracoda

.34

Copepoda

Includes Cyclops, fish-lice

.35

Cirripedia

Barnacles

371

Ainphipoda

372

Isopoda

Sow-bugs, wood lice

Minor Crustacean Orders

Includes Leptostraca (Nebalia), Syncarida, Thermosbaena- cea, Tanaidacea, Euphausiacea, Cumacea, Stomatopoda (Squilla), Mysidacea (Mysis), Dccapoda (Macrura, e.g. lobster, crayfish; Brachyurc, e.g. crab)

Gigantostraca

Includes Xiphosura (horseshoe crab)

Arachnida

Includes Linquatulida, Tardigrada ( waterbcars ) , Acari (mites and ticks ) , Phalangida ( daddy-long-legs or harvestmen ) , Pedipalpi or Palpigradi (whip-scorpions), Scorpiones (scor- pions), Pseudoscorpiones (false scorpions), Solifuge (weasel spiders), Pycnogonida or Pantopoda (formerly classified in 595315)

Araneida

True spiders

Onychophora

Includes Peripatus

241

Pure SciGuce

595.6-595.775

595.6

.7

•71

.72

.73

.74

.75

.751

.76

.77

.775

Myriapoda

Includes Diplopoda (millipedes), Chilopoda (centipedes), Symphyla, Pauropoda

Insecta (Hexapoda)

Insects

Includes entomology

Synaptera

Includes Collembola (spring-tails), Protura, Entotrophi, Thysanura (bristle-tails)

Orthoptera

Grasshoppers, crickets, katydids, mantises, cockroaches, stick insects

Pseudoneuroptera

Includes Thysanoptera (thrips) , Corrodentia (psocids, book-lice), Odonata (dragonflics, damselflies), Ephemerida (mayflies), Plecoptera (stoneflies), Isoptera (termites or white ants), Embioptera, Zoraptera

Neuroptera

Laccwing-flics, ant-lions, snake-flies

Includes related phyla: Mecoptera (scorpion-flies), Trichop- tera (caddis-flies), Strcpsiptera (stylopids or twisted-winged insects), Anoplura and Mallophaga (true lice and bird-lice, formerly classified in 595.751)

Hemiptera

Includes Homoptera (cicadas, leafhoppers, aphids, scale- insects), Heteroptera (true bugs)

It is recommended that Anoplura and Mallophaga be classified in 595.74

Coleoptera

Beetles, weevils, fireflies, wood-borers, ladybugs

Diptera

Fhes, gnats, midges, mosquitoes

Siphonaptera

Fleas

595'78-597-8

Decimal Classification

242

595.78

Lepidoptera

Includes Heterocera (moths), Rhopalocera (butterflies)

.79

Hymenoptera

.796

Formicidae

Ants

.799

Apidae

Bees

596

CHORDATES

Includes Enteropneusta (formerly classified in 593.99), Ptero- branchia (formerly classified in 594.73), Tunicata or sea squirts (formerly classified in 594.9), Cephalochorda or lancelets (for- merly classified in 597.1), Vertebrata or Craniata, animals with backbones

597

.1

.2

.3 .4

.5

.6

.8

FISHES

Includes ichthyology

It is recommended that Cephalochorda be classified in 596

Cyclostomata

Hagfishes, lampreys

Elasmobranchii

Sharks, rays, skates

Ganoidei

Includes Chondrostei (paddle fishes, sturgeons), Holostei (garpikes, bowfins), Crossopterygii (lobefinned fishes), Dip- noi (lung fishes)

Teleostei

Bony fishes

Includes Acanthopterygii (spiny-rayed fishes), Isospondyli

(soft-rayed fishes) Amphibia

Salientia

Frogs, toads

243

Pure Science

597-9-599-4

597.9

Urodela

Salamanders, newts, mud-puppies

598.1

Reptilia

Reptiles

.11

Lacerlilia

Lizards

.12

Serpentes

Snakes

.13

Chelonia

Turtles, tortoises

.14

Crocodilia

Crocodiles, alligators

2

Aves

Birds

Includes ornithology

.29 599

Geographic Distribution of Birds MAMMALS

.1

3

.32

A

Prototheria

Egg-laying mammals (spiny ant-eaters, duckpills)

Metatheria

Pouched mammals or marsupials (oppossums, kangaroos)

Eutheria

Viviparous mammals

Includes Edentata, e.g. Xenarthra (armadillos, anteatcrs, sloths), Pholidota (pangolins or spiny anteaters), Tubuli- dcntata (aardvarks)

Rodentia and Lagomorpha

Rats, beavers, squirrels, porcupines, rabbits, hares, pikas

Chiroptera

Bats

599-5-599-9 599.5

.61

Decimal Classification

244

.7

.72

.7?

.74

.744

.745

.8

.9

Cetacea

Whales, dolphins, porpoises

Proboscidea

Elephants

Ungulata

Hoofed mammals

For Domestic animals, see Animal husbandry, 636

Perissodactyla

Odd-toed ungulates (horses, asses, zebras, rhinoceroses, tapirs)

Artiodactyla

Even-toed ungulates (pigs, hippopotamuses, camels, gi- raffes, deer, antelopes, buffalo, bison, cattle, sheep, goats)

Camivora

Flesh-eating mammals

Fissipedia

Land camivora (cats, dogs, bears, v^^easels, hyenas)

Pinnipedia

Marine camivora (seals, walruses)

Primates

Lemurs, monkeys, apes, man (formerly classified in .9)

For Anthropology, see 572 It is recommended that Man be classified in .8

600 Applied Science

608

For Specific sub/ects in applied science, see 610-690, e.g. Chemical technology, 660; Engineering, 620; Pure science, SOO; Form divi- sions 1-7, and 9, p. Iv; exception in 8 follows:

PATENTS AND INVENTIONS

245

247

Applied Science

612-612.76

610 MEDICAL SCIENCES

For Medical /urisprudence, see 340.6; Hospitals, sanitariums, 362; Form divisions .J-.6 and .8-.9, p. Iv; exception in .7 io\lo\vs:

610.72 Experimental Medicine

.73 Nurses and Nursing

Includes professional and practical nurses, aides, attendants

May be divided by regular form divisions, e.g. Study and teaching of nursing, 610.7307; History of nursing,

610.7309

For Army Nurse Corps, see 356.92; Naval Nurse Corps,

359.99; Home nursing, 649.8 .732 Private Duty Nursing

.733 Institutional Nursing

Nursing in hospitals, sanitariums, clinics, prisons

.734 Public Health and Community Nursing

Includes industrial nursing

,736 Special Nursing

Includes communicable disease, surgical and gynecologi- cal, obstetrical, orthopedic, pediatric, psychiatric nursing

.75 It is recommended that Diagnosis be classified in 616

611 ANATOMY

Structure of human body and relation of its parts

For Comparative anatomy, see 591.4

,012 Human Teratology

Study of human anomalies, deformities, monstrosities (formerly classified in 573.9)

,01 3 Human Embryology

Formation and development of human embryos

.018 Human Histology and Cytology

Microscopic structure of human organisms Includes tissues and cells

246

612 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

Functions of human body and its parts

.015 Human Biochemistry

Chemical composition of human bodies and changes v^hich occur in them, e.g. chemical transformations, oxi- dations, reductions

.017 Human Biophysics

Action of physical agents on human bodies

.1 Circulation

Operation of circulatory system

.2 Respiration

Process of breathing Includes artificial respiration

.3 Digestion

Conversion of food into absorbable form

.39 Metabolism

Assimilation of food

A Secretion and Excretion

Processes of glandular system

.6 Reproduction

Sex functions Includes sex instruction

For Sex education in schools, see 37 176

.63 Conception

Union of male sperm and ovum of female Includes artificial insemination, contraception or birth con- trol

For Planned parenthood, see 301.426 .7 Locomotion Speech Cutaneous functions

.76 Locomotion

Movement from one place to another

612.78-613.7

Decimal Classification

248

612.78 Speech

Use of voice

.79 Cutaneous Functions

Physiology of slsin

.8 Sensation

Response to stimulation

Includes sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch

613 PERSONAL HYGIENE

Maintenance of personal health

For Health education in schools, see 37176

.1 Air and Light

Beneficial effects of fresh air and sunlight Includes sunbathing

For Therapeutic use of air and hght, see 6 J 5.8; Medical climatology and meteorology, 6J6.98

.2 Food

Uses of food in maintaining health

For Nutrition and dietetics, see 64L1; Dietotherapy, 615,85

A Bathing

Cleanliness of body

For Therapeutic use ot water and bathing, see 6J5.8; Sani- tary control of public bathing places, 614.7; Care of personal appearance, 646.7

.6 It is recommended that Industrial Hygiene be classified in

614.85

.67 It is recommended that Military Hygiene be classified in

356.92

.68 It is recommended that Naval Hygiene be classified in

359.99

.7 Rest and Exercise

Adequate sleep, relaxation, exercise for maintenance of health Includes correct posture

For Physical education in schools, see 371.73

249

Applied Science

613.8-614.6

613.8

•9

614

.1

.3

A

.49

5

.6

It is recommended that Effects of Stimulants and Narcotics

be classified in 616.86

Human Genetics

Improvement of human race by judicious mating

For Eugenics, see 301.323; Birth control, 612.63

PUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE

MEDICINE

Medical Statistics

Includes physicians' reports of disease, births, stillbirths, and death; medical surveys

For Vital statistics, see 312

State Medicine

Regulation of medical practice by the state by means of health codes, licensing of physicians, socialized medicine Includes control of quackery, patent medicines

For Social insurance, see 368.4; Group hospitalization and

medical expenses, 368.38

Food and Drug Control

Control of adulterations and health hazards in foods and bev- erages, milk and milk products, drugs, cosmetics, by means of legislation, inspection

Disease Control

Health measures for prevention and control of communicable disease, e.g. isolation and quarantine, vaccination and immu- nization, disinfection

Epidemiology

History and control of epidemics It is recommended that Control of Sfiecific Diseases be classi- fied with Diseases, e.g. Venereal Disease Control, 616.95

Disposal of the Dead

Includes morgues, crematories, cemeteries, undertaking, em- balming, cremation, burial

For Manners and customs in treatment of dead, see 392

614.7-61 54

Decimal Classification

2$o

251

Applied Science

615.5-616.01

614.7

.8

.81

.84 .85

.86

.88 .9

615

.37 .4

Sanitary Control

Public health measures for sanitation and control of environ- ment, e.g. control of air and soil pollution; provision of ade- quate and safe water supply, waste disposal, noise control; sanitary supervision of public conveyances and buildings; sani- tary operation of swimming pools, bathing beaches, comfort stations

For Methods oi sanitation, see Sanitary engineering, 62S

Safety

Protection of human life from accidents, casualties For Safety instruction in schools, see 371. 71

Life-Saving

Rescue of drowning Includes resuscitation

Fire Prevention and Protection

Industrial Medicine

Includes industrial hygiene and safety (formerly classified in 613.6)

Accident Prevention

Public protection of travelers

For Mining accident prevention and relief, see 622.86

First Aid

It is recommended that Veterinary Sanitation be classified in 636.0894

THERAPEUTICS

Treatment of disease

Includes Materia medica and pharmacology; nature, sources, mode of administration, effects on the body of medicinal sub- stances, e.g. antibiotics, biologicals; pharmacopeias; formularies; dispensatories

It is recommended that Immunology be classified in 616.97

Pharmacy

Preparation and dispensing of drugs

615.5

A

.82

.85

.851

.9

616

•01

Pharmacotherapy

Use of drugs in treatment of disease

For Pharmacotherapy oi specific diseases, see diseases, e.g. Use of quinine in treatment oi malaria, 616.9

Physiotherapy

Treatment of disease by physical agents other than drugs, e.g. heat, water, light, electricity, radiation

Includes thermotherapy, hydrotherapy, actinotherapy, electro- therapeutics, radiotherapy

Mechanotherapy

Treatment of disease by mechanical means, e.g. massage,

exercise, rest

Includes osteopathy, chiropractic

Other Types of Therapy

Use of other agents, e.g. diet, religion, for remedial purposes Includes naturopathy, dietotherapy, hierotherapy

For Psychotherapy, see 13132

Occupational Therapy

Use of ocupations for purposes of treatment For Vocational rehabilitation, see 37L91

Toxicology

Study of poisons, their nature, effect, detection, antidotes;

treatment of conditions produced by poisoning

Includes organic, inorganic, vegetable, animal, gaseous, food

poisons

INTERNAL AND CLINICAL MEDICINE

Nature of disease, its diagnosis and treatment

Includes domestic medicine or treatment of minor ailments at

home without direction of physician

For Pathology, diagnosis, treatment of specific diseases, see diseases, e.g. Treatment oi arthritis, 616.7

Etiology and Pathology

Cause and nature of diseases Includes medical bacteriology

616.012-616.3

Decimal Classification

252

616.012

.07

.08

15

.151

1

3

Nosology

Classification of diseases

Symptomatology and Diagnosis

Symptoms of disease Diagnosis by clinical physical, lab- oratory, serum, pathological, roentgen, differential methods

This form division may be used to indicate diagnostic methods applied to specific diseases, e.g. Electrocardiog- raphy, 616.107

Psychosomatic Medicine

Treatment of diseases resulting from interrelationship be- tween bodily processes and emotional life

For Psychosomatics, see 131

Cardiovascular System Cardiology

Hygiene, pathology of heart, arteries, veins, capillaries Includes diagnosis, treatment of carditis, angina pectoris, thrombosis, arteriosclerosis, phlebitis, varix

Hemic and Lymphatic System Angiology

Hygiene, pathology of blood-forming organs, blood and lymph, spleen, lymphatic channels, lymph nodes and lym- phatic tissue

Includes diagnosis, treatment of anemia, leukemia, hemo- philia, Hodgkin's disease, high blood pressure

Lymphatic system was formerly classified in 616.4

Blood Transfusions

Includes blood banks, blood plasma

Respiratory System

Hygiene, pathology of lungs, bronchi and bronchioles, pleura Includes diagnosis, treatment of common cold, pneumonia, tuberculosis, bronchitis, pleurisy

Digestive System Gastroenterology and Proctology

Hygiene, pathology of stomach, intestines, liver and biliary tract, pancreas

Includes diagnosis, treatment of indigestion, gastritis, constipa- tion, colitis, appendicitis, hemorrhoids, jaundice

253

Applied Science

616.4-616.86

616.4

.46

.7

&

.86

Endocrine System Endocrinology and Hormone Therapy

Hygiene, pathology of thyroid, parathyroids, thymus, pituitary

and pineal bodies, adrenals, suprarenals, carotid

Includes diagnosis, treatment of goiter, cretinism, Addison's

disease

It is recommended that Lymphatic System be classified in

616.15

Metabolic and Nutritional Disorders Vitamin Therapy

Includes diagnosis and treatment of gout, rickets, scurvy, avitaminosis, diabetes (formerly classified in 616.63)

Integumentary System Dermatology

Hygiene, pathology of skin, hair, nails

Includes diagnosis, treatment of acne, dermatitis, eczema, dan- druff, baldness

Urogenital System Urology

Hygiene, patholog}^ of kidney, ureter, bladder, urethra, male genital system

Includes diagnosis, treatment of nephritis, enuresis, prostatitis, impotence, sterility of males

It is recommended that Diabetes be classified in 616.46 For Female gtmi2[ system, see 6J8

Musculo-skeletal System

Hygiene, pathology of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and bursae, connective tissue and fascia, muscles Includes diagnosis, treatment of osteomyelitis, arthritis, bur- sitis, myositis

For Orthopedics, see 6 J 7.3

Nervous System Neurology

Hygiene, pathology of brain, spinal cord and nerves, meninges, cerebrospinal spaces and fluid

Includes diagnosis, treatment of apoplexy, encephalitis, neural- gia, insomnia, epilepsy, aphasia, meningitis, neuroses

Intoxicants

Effect of stimulants and narcotics on human body Includes diagnosis, treatment of alcoholism, drug habit

616,89-617-7

Decimal Classification

2S4

616.89

.9

.95

.96 .97

.98

.99

617

.3

.6

.7

Psychoses Psychiatry

Includes diagnosis, treatment of schizophrenia, paranoia, manic-depressive psychoses, dementia praecox

For Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, see Chnical psy- chology, 1313

Diseases of the Body as a Whole

Includes diagnosis, treatment of contagious, infectious and virus diseases, e.g. diphtheria, measles, chicken pox; typhoid fever, malaria, poliomyelitis, tapeworm

Venereal Diseases Venereology

Includes syphilis, gonorrhea Parasitic Diseases Medical Parasitology

Anaphylaxis and Allergies

Includes immunology (formerly classified in 615.37)

Medical Climatology and Meteorology

Relation of air pressure, altitude, climate, moisture, weather to health

Includes tropical medicine, aviation medicine (formerly classified in 629.13256), submarine medicine

Neoplastic Diseases

Includes tumors, cancers

SURGERY

Treatment of disease by manual and instrumental operations

Orthopedics

Correction of deformities and treatment of chronic diseases of joints and spine

Oral Surgery and Dentistry

Teeth and gums and their diseases

Includes operative dentistry, orthodontia, prosthetic dentistry,

pedodontia

Ophthalmology Optometry

Eye and its disorders, eg. astigmatism, myopia, glaucoma Includes artificial eyes, spectacles and their fitting, mechanical work of opticians (frames and lenses)

2SS

Apphed Science

617.8-619

617.8

.9

.95

618

.9

.97

619

Otorhinolaryngology

Ear, nose, throat and their disorders, e.g. deafness, mastoiditis, rhinitis, sinusitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, tracheitis Includes hearing aids

Operative Surgery

Includes surgical instruments and dressings, methods and pro- cedures, preoperative and postoperative care

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery

Anesthesiology

GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS

Female genital system and its diseases

Includes pregnancy, parturition, puerperium, sterility of females

Pediatrics

Hygienic care of children and treatment of childhood diseases

For Child care, see 649 A; Child psychology^ J 36.7

GERONTOLOGY

Scientific study of old age and treatment of its diseases

It is recommended that VETERINARY MEDICINE

be classified in 636.089

620 ENGINEERING

Includes civil engineering

For Form divisions .2-.9, see p. Jv; exception in A follows: 620.02 Quantities and Cost

.03 Contracts and Specifications

.04 Designs and Drawings

Where interest in Engineering drafting lies in drawing, classify in 744

.07 Laws and Regulations

.09 Reports

.1 Engineering Mechanics and Materials

Includes applied mechanics, vibration in engineering

.11 Engineering Materials

Includes theory of strength of materials; engineering proper- ties of materials not specifically classified in 620.12-.19

.112 Tests of Materials

Testing methods Equipment Performance

Includes tests for strength (influence of temperature, corrosion, weathering, plasticity, fatigue, deformation, tension, compression, hardness); tests for other engi- neering properties (homogeneity, thermal expansion, electrical conductivity); testing methods (magnetic par- ticle testing, radiographic testing)

For Application to specific materials, see material, 620.J2-.19

.12 Wood

For Deterioration and preservation of wood, see 691.1

•13 Stone, Cement and Concrete

.132 Stone

.135 Cement

.136 Concrete

.137 Reinforced Concrete

256

^S7

Applied Science

620.14-621.182

620.14 Brick, Tile, Glass

.15 Masonry Adhesives

.17 Iron, Steel, and Alloy Steels .172 Corrosion Properties

.173 Elastic Limit Properties

Includes plasticity, fatigue, deformation

.18 Other Metals and Their Alloys

.19 Other Materials

Includes plastics, rubber, laminated materials

For Mechanics of engineering soils, see 624 A SI

621 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

For Marine engineering, see 623.87; Aeronautics, 629. J; Motor vehicle engineering, 629.2; Transportation engineering, 625

.01 Engineering Thermodynamics

.1 Steam Power Engineering

.11 Steam Engines

Design of engine and parts

Includes operation and maintenance of steam engines, e.g.

packing, oiling; valve mechanisms and governors

.12 It is recommended that Marine Engines be classified in

623.872

.13 It is recommended that Steam Locomotives be classified in

625.26

.14 Steam Tractors and Rollers

,16 Steam Turbines

Includes types, design, construction, maintenance of steam turbines

.18 Steam Generation

.182 Fuels and Combustion

Includes fuels for boiler heating (solid, liquid, gaseous fuels, fissionable material), fuel combustion

For Technology of fuels, see 662.6

621.183-621.312

Decimal Classification

258

621.183 Boiler Furnaces

Includes boiler furnace details (mechanical stokers, ash conveyers, chimneys, draft appliances, smoke consumers)

.184 Boilers

Includes types of steam boilers; boiler construction, erec- tion, firing, maintenance and inspection; boiler acces- sories

.185 Steam Distribution and Circulation

Includes piping

.19 Steam Power Plants

Central stations

Includes feedwater heaters, economizers, pumps, separators,

superheaters, condensers, cooling towers, instruments

.2 Hydraulic Power Equipment

Industrial use of water as motive power Includes water wheels, turbines, hydraulic engines, hoists, ele- vators, hydraulic presses, hydraulic rams, machines run by wa- ter under pressure maintained by accumulators; constructions and appliances for distributing and regulating supply of water to hydraulic power equipment

For Hydraulic engineering, see 611; Water-supply engineer- ing, 61%1\ Theory oi Mechanics oi h'quids, 532

.3 Electrical Engineering

For Economics oi power production and di%ix)b\\\.ion^ includ- ing economics of rural electrification, see 338.39

621.31-621.37 ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING 621.38 ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

.31

.312

Generation of Electricity

Includes Dynamoclectric machinery, transformers, transmis- sion of electricity

Production of Electric Power

Includes operation, maintenance and testing of power stations (steam, gas turbine, Diesel, hydraulic); and sub- stations (transformer, converter)

259

621.313

.314 .316

.317

.319

.32

.328

.33

Apphed Science

621.313-621.33

Dynamoelectric Machinery

Design Construction Installation Operation

Maintenance Testing

Includes direct or continuous current machinery; alter- nating-current machinery

Transformers, Regulators and Reactors

Details of Electric Machinery

Includes armatures, field cores, brushes

Power Station Wiring Switchboards and Control Devices

Includes panels (generator, motor, feeder); switches and circuit breakers (oil, air, thermal); safety and signal de- vices, e.g. barriers and compartments, fuzes, lightning ar- resters

Transmission of Electric Energy

Includes transmission systems (direct or continuous, al- ternating current systems); transmission lines and con- ductors (overhead or aerial, underground lines); cables, wires and conductors; insulating materials; insulators; pro- tective devices, e.g. line lightning arresters

For Local wiring, see specific application, e.g. Electric light wiring, 62 J. 328

Electric Lighting

Illumination engineering (formerly classified in 628.9) Includes design of domestic (formerly classified in 644), in- dustrial, public lighting systems for streets, parks, public buildings; flood lighting for sports and expositions; arc, in- candescent, fluorescent and neon tube lighting

Apparatus at Service End of Line

Includes panels, fuzes, insulators, switches, protective devices; underwriter requirements, e.g. national electric code, house wiring

It is recommended that Electric Traction be classified in 625.1; Electric Locomotives in 625.26

For Marine propulsion, see tllA

621.34-621.381

Decimal ChssiEcation

260

261

Applied Science

621.382-621.3843

621.34

.342

•343 .345

.35

.37

.38 .381

Electronics and Electron Tubes

For Physical electronics, see 537.5; Industrial and scientific application, the subject, e.g. Radar, 621381; Particle de- tectors in nuclear physics, 539.7; Electronic navigation, 623.893

Electron Tubes and Their Characteristics

Includes vacuum tubes, cathode ray tubes, photoelectric cells

For Vacuum tubes as radio apparatus, see 6213843 Electronic Circuit Functions

Sound-reproduction Applications

Includes sound recording, reproduction of sound in mov- ing pictures

Production of Electricity Directly from Chemical Action

Includes primary and storage batteries

For Industrial electrochemistry, see 660.29

Electric Measurements

Standards Calibration of instruments Testing

Includes resistance measurement (inductance, capacity) by Wheatstone bridges, ohmmeters, resistance boxes; voltage measurement by voltmeters, electrometers, poten- tiometers, standard cells; current measurement by gal- vanometers, ammeters, milliammeters; quantity or energy measurement by coulometers, ampere-hour meters, watt- hour meters; power measurement by wattmeters; fre- quency, phase, power-factor meters, synchronizers, oscil- lographs; measurement of non-electric quantities by elec- trical means, e.g. electric thermometers

Electric Communication Engineering Radar

621.382

.383

.384

.3841

.3843

Telegraphy (Wire)

Includes telegraphic codes; telegraphic systems; automatic code telegraphy and high speed systems, e.g. Bain and Morse systems, Wheatstone; printing and writing teleg- raphy, e.g. stockticker, teleprinter, teletyper, telautograph; facsimile telegraphy or phototelegraphy; submarine cable telegraphy; telegraph instruments (formerly classified in 621.383)

For Radiotelegraph, see 621.384

It is recommended that Telegraph Instruments be classi- fied in 621.382

Radio

Includes radiotelegraph (formerly classified in .3842- 3-4), radiofacsimile, radiotelephone (formerly classified in .3845-6-7), radio circuits, measurement and stand- ardization

For Radio administration, regulation, finance, facilities, services, see 384.5

Radio Principles

Includes radio waves: characteristics, propagation, radia- tion; transmission phenomena: fading, meteorologic in- fluences, ionosphere

621.3842-.3849 Former expansions of radio have used .3841 as base number. In order to shorten num- ber, .384 has been used as base number

Radio Apparatus and Equipment

Formerly .38413

Includes generating, sending, transmitting apparatus, vacuum and electron tubes, parts of circuits, e.g. ca- pacitors, inductors, modulating devices, transmission lines (radio), wave guides; antennas, aerials and their substitutes; receiving apparatus and instruments, de- tectors, rectifiers, amplifiers, acoustic receivers, record- ing devices, receiving sets; maintenance, repair and testing

621.3845-^21.39

Decimal ChssiEcation

262

26^

Applied Science

621.4-621.54

621.3845

.3849

.385

.388

.3883

.3889

.389

.39

Radio Communication Systems

Formerly .38415

For Commeicml radio stations, see 384.5

Applications of Radio

Formerly .38419 Comprehensive material only Includes radio broadcasting

It is recommended that specific applications be clas- sified with specific number, e.g. Radio aids to naviga- tion (marine), 623.894; Radio landing aids (aero- nautics), 629.16

For Radio show production, see 792.94; Radio adver- tising, 659. J 4; Radio in teaching, 371333; Radio in adult education, 37426; Radio speech, 808.S

Telephone (Wire)

Includes telephone systems (party line, intercommunica- cation systems, central switchboard systems, automatic systems)

For Radiotelephone, see 62 J. 384

Television

Includes systems (wire and wireless)

Television Apparatus

Includes construction, operation, maintenance, testing

Television Hroadcasting

For Television show production, see 792. 9 S

Other Electrical Communication

Electric bells and buzzers, electric alarms, public address systems

Other Applications of Electricity

It is recommended that specific applications be classified with specific numbers, e.g. Electricity on farm, 631.37; Household electrical appliances, 643.6; Use of electricity for heating, 697.7; Electric welding, 671.521

621.4

.41

.42

.43

.436

.437

.47 .48

.49 .5

.54

Internal Combustion and Heat Engines Other Than Steam

Principles Design Construction Performance

Testing

For Steam engines, see 621.11; Engineering thermodynam- ics, 62 J. 01

External Combustion Engines

Includes hot air engines

Compressed or Rarified Air or Gas Engines

For Internal combustion gas engines, see 621.43; External combustion gas engines, 62L41

Internal Combustion Engines

Includes engines especially designed to use gas, gasoline, and other liquid or solid fuels; gas turbines

For Aircraft engines, see 629.143S; Automobile engines, 629. 2S; Marine engines, 623.872

Diesel Engines

For Diesel locomotives, see 62$. 26

Parts and Accessories of Internal Combustion Engines

For Specific application, see specific engines, e.g. Diesel engines, 621.436

Solar Engines

Atomic Energy Engines

Use of atomic fission as source of power

Power Plants and Central Stations Other Than Steam Power Plants

Pneumatic Machinery

Includes air compressors; piping, mains, gages for compressed air transmission and distribution

Applications for Compressed Air

Includes pneumatic cleaning, sandblasts, pneumatic tubes and carriers

For Pneumatic hoists, see 621.86; Pneumatic machine tools, 62 J. 9

621.56-621.86

Decimal Classification

264

26$

Applied Science

621.87-622

621.56

.57

.58 .6

.7

.75 .8

.82

^5 .86

Refrigeration

Includes refrigerants, refrigerating systems and plants, com- prchcnsi\e material on refrigeration and air conditioning

For Specific application oi refrigeration, see sub/ect, e.g. Refrigeration ot foods, 664.85; Air condirioning, 697

Refrigerating Machines

Includes ammonia machines

Ice Manufacture

Fans, Blowers and Pumps

Design Construction Tests

Includes rotary, centrifugal blowers; direct acring, rotary, centrifugal, fire, hydraulic pumps; steam injectors and ejectors

For Air compressors, see 621. S

Shop Management

Engineering questions affecting establishment and operation of shops; arrangement with reference to sequence of processes, mechanical equipment, economy of power Includes woodworking, pattern, forge, sheet metal shops; foundries, blast furnaces, rolling mills

For Design, maintenance and operation of machine and hand tools, see 62 J. 9; Metal manufactures including sheet metal work, 671

Machine Shop Practice

Power Transmission Machinery and Materials-Handling Equipment

Elements Design Construction Tests

Journals, Bearings, Springs, Couplings, Clutches

Includes Universal joints Gears and Cams Belt, Rope and Chain Transmission

Materials-handling Equipment

Includes hoists, conveyers

For Pneumatic tubes, see 621. S4

621.87 Cranes, Derricks, Elevators

.88 Fastenings

Includes clamps, vises, screws and bolts, rivets, nails

.89 Lubrication

For Production and properties of lubricants, see 66S

.9 Machine and Hand Tools

Design Maintenance Operation

Includes use of diamonds for grinding, cutting; catalogs

For Specific application, see specific tools, e.g. Wood- working tools, 674.4

.91 Planing and Milling Machines

.92 Grinding and Filing Tools

Includes abrasives, crushers

.93 Cutting and Sawing Tools

.94 Lathes and Boring Mills

Includes screw and pipe threading

.95 Drilling and Reaming Machinery

,98 Bending, Straightening and Shaping Machinery

Includes flanging and die press machinery

.99 Gages, Jigs and Fixtures

622 MINING ENGINEERING

Discovery and extraction of ores and economically useful min- erals Includes mining laws

For Metallurgy, see 669; Metal manufactures, 671-673; Eco- nomics of mineral industries, 338.2; Mineral land resources, 333.8; Conservation of mineral resources, 333.72

622.1-622.338

Decimal Classification

266

622.1

.17

.2

.23

.3

.33

.338

Preliminaries to Mining

Includes mining prospecting methods, e.g. geological, geo- physical (magnetic, gravimetric, seismic, electrical, geochemi- cal, geothermal, resistivity and radioactivity methods); mine surveying; development workings

For Economic geoJogy, see 553; AppJication to specific min- eral, see nn'neraJ, e.g. Prospecting for gold, 622342

Mining Economics

Includes valuation (mine examination, sampling and meas- uring, tonnage calculations, analysis of costs); organization (formation of companies, promotion and sale of stock, taxa- tion) and management

Mining Operations

Practices Tools, equipment, machinery

Includes quarrying, boring, shaft sinking, tunneling, stop- ping, timbering and roofing of mines

For Mining plant design, see 662.7; AppJication to spe- cific mineral, see mineral, e.g. Blasting ior marble, 62235

Drilling and Blasting

Methods Drills and accessories Drill sharpening

Includes selection, handling and use of blasting explosives; safety measures

For Explosives technology, see 662

Types of Mining

Practices Special tools, equipment, machinery

Includes open pit mining, alluvial mining (placer, hydraulic, dredging and drift mining)

Mining of Mineral Fuels and Other Organic Minerals

Practices Equipment, machinery

Includes mining of coal, peat, lignite, graphite, asphalt May be divided like 553.2

Petroleum Mining

Includes prospecting; well drilling

For Petroleum technology, see 66S.S

26 J

Applied Science

622.34-622.6

622.34

.342 .35

.36

.38

A

5

.6

Mining of Metalliferous Ores

Practices Tools, equipment, machinery

Includes iron, copper, lead, zinc, tin, mercury, manganese, chromium, antimony, nickel

Cold and Silver Mining

Building Stone Quarrying

Includes marble, limestone, granite, sandstone, slate

Mining of Nonmetalliferous Minerals

Includes mining of construction commodities (sand, gravel, gypsum, lime, asbestos ) ; fertilizer materials ( phosphate rock, potash salt, nitrates); chemical raw materials (sulfur, pyrite, lime, fluorspar, barite, salt, magnesite, brucite, dolo- mite); ceramic raw materials (clay, feldspar, flint, glass sand); refractory materials (bauxite, silica, chromitc); abra- sive materials (pumice, garnet, corundum, emery); mica, talc, boron, lithium, strontium materials

Mining of Ornamental and Precious Stones

Includes gems

Mine Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Lighting

Methods Equipment

Includes mine gases, methods of detection

Mine Drainage

Methods Equipment Costs

Removal of water from mines by drain tunnels and ditches; pumping

Transportation and Hoisting

Methods Equipment

Transportation of ore, waste, timber, men and supplies on surface and underground; hoisting from one level to another Includes loading, unloading, haulage systems, transference between two points

622.7-623.1

Decimal Classification

268

269

Applied Science

623.2-623.445

622.7

.78

.8

.81

M

623

.1

Ore Dressing

Methods Equipment

Separation and saving valuable minerals from valueless ma- terial of an ore; concentration into smaller bulk and weight. Is variously termed concentration, washing, separating or

milling

Includes comminution (breaking, grinding, crushing); con- centration by gravity, heavy fluid, flotation, amalgamation and magnetic methods; milling plant design

For Preparation and treatment ot coal, see 662.623; Met- allurgical treatment of ores, including reduction and re- finement, 669

It is recommended that Coal Washing be classified in 662.623

Mine Dangers and Their Prevention

Includes fires, fall of rock and ore

Explosions

Causes Occurrence

Accident Prevention and Relief

Includes safety measures (signal systems, inspection and investigation of conditions, safety apparatus); organization for rescue and relief, first aid

MILITARY ENGINEERING

Military construction (fortifications, cantonments and depots, roads, bridges, pipe lines, railroads); design and use of weapons used in warfare; surveying, mapping, and procurement, storage and issue of engineering supplies

For Maneuvers, strategy, tactics, see 355; Engineer Corps, 356.94

Fortification

Strengthening defensive positions, places or areas by construc- tion of military works

Includes permanent fortifications and field or temporary forti- fications

623.2

.3

.38

•4

.41

.42

.43

.44

.445

Offensive Engineering Operations

Includes demolition of fortifications, mine fields, booby traps, bridges, rail communications, roads, docks; cutting of wire en- tanglements

Defensive Engineering Operations

Includes mine laying; creation of obstacles and preparation of demolition of communication facilities

Design and Construction of Defenses Against Bombs and Shells

Ordnance

Design of weapons, such as guns, small arms; tools and ma- chinery used for war Includes naval ordnance (formerly classified in 623.9)

For Gunsmithing^ see 683; Gnnner}% 623.5

Artillery

Guns of greater caliber than small arms and generally too

heavy to be carried by hand

Includes field, sea coast and antiaircraft, naval guns

Types of Artillery

Includes guns, howitzers, mortars

Mounts and Carriages Armored Vehicles

Includes tanks, half-tracks, self propelled artillery (tank de- stroyers), towed artillery

Small Arms and Other Weapons

Includes rifles, rifle grenades, carbines, pistols, machine and submachine guns, side arms (swords, bayonets, trench knives); bazookas

For Gunsmithing, see 683

Chemical Warfare Weapons

Includes flame throwers, mortars for smoke and gas pro- jectiles

62345"623-5

Decimal Classification

270

623.45

.451

.452

.454

.46

.5

Ammunition

Projectiles used with all types of firearms, together with requisite propcUants, bursting charges, fuses, cartridge cases and means of ignition Includes small arms ammunition (cartridges, bullets)

For Explosive manufacture, see 662.2

Projectiles

Missiles used in modern warfare

Includes bombs (demolition, fragmentation, gas and chemical, incendiary); grenades; shells (explosive, chem- ical, incendiary, gas, smoke, star); torpedos, rockets, guided missiles

Incendiary bombs was formerly classified in 623.45431, Rockets in 623.45432

For Gunsniithiiig, see 683; Chemical and bacteriolog- ical warfare, 356.93

Explosives

Chemical compounds used for propelling charges, burst- ing and demolition charges

Includes nitrocellulose powders, TNT, cordite, melanite, amatol, fulminate

For Explosive manufacture, see 662.2

Detonators

Includes fuses

It is recommended that Incendiary bombs and Rockets

be classified in 623.451

Artillery Accessories

Includes sighting and laying apparatus, range finders, tele- scopes, aiming circles, computers

For Gunsmithing, see 683

Gunnery

Practical handling of artillery fire

Includes sighting, range finding, firing and mathematical

theory

For Gunsmfthing, see 683

271

Applied Science

623.53-623.81

623.53

.54

.6

.7 ,71

,73

.74

,77 .8

.81

Ballistics

Science which deals with motion of projectiles

Includes interior ballistics (movement of projectile within

the bore); ballistic tables, instruments

Exterior Ballistics

Movement of projectile from time it leaves muzzle until it comes to rest Includes trajectory

Military Engineering Operations

Protection Obstruction Demolition Construction Operation Repair

Includes temporary and rapid construction, operation and repair for military purposes of roads, railways, harbors, docks, bridges, power and light systems and water supply

For Military architecture, see 72SA; Construction, 690

Military Adaptations of Peacetime Techniques

Military Topography

Art of military sketching, map making and reading Includes mosaics, photogrammetry and reading of aerial photographs

Military Communications

Includes military use of signal communication, teletype, telephone, telegraph, radio (walkie-talkie)

It is recommended that Military Aeronautics be classified in 629.1

Camouflage Engineering

Naval Engineering

Design, construction, equipment and handling of ships

Naval Architecture

Design of ships

Includes calculations and considerations of areas and mo- ments, stability, displacement, resistance and speed, rolling, structural strength, tonnage, steering and maneuvering

For Graphic staticSj see S3 1. 2; Stiength oi materials, 620.11; Fluid mechanics, 532

623-82-623 -83

Decimal Classification

272

623.82

.821

Shipbuilding

Construction Maintenance Repair

Includes construction of model ships of all types

Historic Ships

Includes galleys, privateers, clipper ships, early warships

.822

.823

.824

.825

.828

.829

.83

623.822-623.829

MODERN SHIPBUILDING

»

Sailing Ships

Includes small sailing craft, racing yachts, cruisers

Small Power Craft

Includes motorboats

Passenger and Cargo Ships

Includes passenger liners, cargo ships, bulk carriers (grain, coal), tankers (liquid cargo) for ocean and inland water transport, power yachts

For Description ot liners, see 387.54; Merchant marine, 387S

Warships

Includes battleships, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, submarines, motor torpedo boats (pt), patrol craft, land- ing craft (lst, lcc, lcm)

For Number, disposition, see 359.3 J

Special Purpose Ships

Includes trawlers, dredgers, icebreakers, fireboats

Other

Includes hand propelled craft (canoes, lifeboats); towed craft (barges, scows)

Shipbuilding Facilities

Includes design and construction of model tanks and basins for experiment, slips and launching ways, drydocks, mold- lofts

273

Applied Science

623.84-623.87

623.84

.85

.852

.853

.854

Building the Hull

Use of wood, steel alloys; construction of body of ship (shell plating, framing decks and bulkheads) Includes joinery, riveting, welding, sheet metal work for shipbuilders (loftsmen, ship fitters, shipwrights)

Electrical, Mechanical and Chemical Accessory Systems

Marine Electricity

Includes equipment, installation

It is recommended that Masts and Gear be classified in 623.86

For Electrica] engineering, see 621.3

Marine Heating, Ventilating and Refrigeration

For Heating and \entilating engineering, see 697; Re- frigeration engineering, 62 J. 56

Marine Sanitation Systems

Includes water distillation, fire detection and protective systems

For Pnbhc health, see 6J4

.86

Equipment and Outfit

Includes rigging (rope, masts, booms, yards, sails, cordage); gear (arrangement of machinery for working pumps, rudder, anchor, cargo); nautical instruments, wireless equipment, signal lights, life-saving equipment

Gear and Masts was formerly classified in 623.85

.87

Marine Engineering

Invention Design Building Installation Op- eration Repair

Study of marine propulsion machinery and its auxiliaries

For Theory oi resistance, see 532.5; Design involving calculation oi resistance, 623.81

623.872-623.894

Decimal Classification

2J4

623.872

.873

.874 .88

.89

.892

.893

.894

Marine Engines

Includes steam engines (reciprocating and turbines). In- ternal combustion engines (gas, marine, Diesel)

Marine engines was formerly classified in 621.12

For Steam engineering, see 62 J. J; Diesel engineering,

62 J. 43 6

Marine Engine Auxiliaries

Includes marine piping, condensers, blowers, pumps, boilers, gears, propellers and propulsion shafting

Marine Fuels

Seamanship

Art and science by which all vessels are handled

Includes ship handling (steering, small boat handling, towing, rescue at sea, formation); marlinspike seamanship (care, handling, knotting, splicing and use of wire and fiber rope); Rules of Road; use of ground tackle

Navigation

Art and science of determining position of vessels at any time and conducting them from one position to another Includes problems of position, distance and direction

For Celestial navigarion or nautical astronomy, see S27

Geo-navigation

Includes piloting or conduct of vessels in channels, har- bors and along coasts where landmarks and aids to naviga- tion are available for fixing position; dead reckoning; methods of establishing distance covered and point reached by compass, observation, log reading

Electronic Navigation

Navigarion by radar, loran, Decca, Console

Aids to Navigation

Includes lighthouses, lightships, buoys (silent, sound, underwater sound signals); government charts and pub- licarions, e.g. Light Lists, Sailing Directions, Naviga- tional Tables, Tide and Current Tables

275

623.9

Applied Science

623.9-624.17

It is recommended that Armor Protection of Warships be classified with Warship Construction, 623.825; Naval Ord- nance with Ordnance, 623.4

624

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Arrangement and proportioning of parts or elements of a struc- ture so that its function may be achieved with safety and economy

Includes bridge, building, foundation, underpinning engineering

For Design oi structures for beauty, see 720; Construction oi buildings, 690; Dam engineering, 627,8; Poit engineering, 6273

•1 .15

.151

.152

General Principles of Structural Engineering Earthwork and Foundation Engineering

Includes excavating, shoring, pile foundations

Mechanics of Engineering Soils

Identification and classification Site investigation

Includes engineering properties of soils (shear strength, moisture: density relationship, permeability, compress- ibility); earth pressure, including stability of slopes and foundations

Tunneling

For Specific purpose tunnels, see subject, e.g. Railroad tunnels, 625.13

.16

Retaining Walls, Embankment Engineering

Includes abutments

.17

Theory of Structure

Includes statically indeterminate structures

For Graphic statics, see S3 1.2

624.171-624-8

Decimal Classification

2y6

277

Applied Science

625-625.22

624,171

.177

.18

.2

3

.5 .6

.7

.8

Stress Analysis

Determination of magnitudes and forces which must be resisted bv parts or materials of structures Includes determination of loads which arise from weight of construction, use of structure, such natural forces as wind pressure, earthquake, weight of snow and ice; im- pact, lateral forces and reactions (shear, bending mo- ment)

Design of Structural Elements

Determination of materials to be used, shape and size of individual members in order to provide safety Includes restrained and rigid beams, girders, columns, arches, slabs, trusses, frames and structural fastenings and connections (bolts, rivets, pins, electric arc welding)

Systems of Structural Engineering

Includes timber, masonry (brick, cement, concrete, re- inforced concrete), iron and steel construction

Girder Bridges

Includes comprehensive treatment of all types of bridges; floor systems

For Girder design, see 624.177; Railroad bridges, 625.13

Trussed Bridges

Includes cantilever bridges For Truss design, see 624.177

Suspension Bridges

Arch Bridges

For Arch design, see 624.177; Historic arch fomiSy 7293

Compound Structures

Includes plate girder and suspension, trussed arch bridges

Movable Bridges

Includes drawbridges, swing, life, pontoon bridges

625

.1

.11

.12

.13

.14

.16

.19

.2

.22

TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

Design Construction Maintenance Operation

For Transportation administration, regulation, finance, facil- ities, services, see 385-388; Architecture of transportation buildings, 725.3; Channels of communication in city planning, 71L7

Railroad Engineering

Design Construction Maintenance

Includes standard gage and special types of railroads, e.g. narrow gage, elevated, underground, cable, street

Electric traction was formerly classified in 621.33 For Railroad transportation, see 385. J

Railroad Surveying

Includes reconnaissance, preliminary, locating surveys; grades, curves

Roadbed

Includes railroad earthwork, e.g. grading, drainage, cuts and fills

Auxiliary Structures

Includes railroad tunnels, railroad bridges

Railroad Tracks

Design, construction, maintenance of tracks

Track Accessories

Includes signals, switches, turnouts

Model Railroads

Includes model trains

Rolling Stock

Design Construction

Cars

Maintenance

Includes carbuilding (formerly classified in 699)

r

625.25-627.12

Decimal Classification

278

625.25

.26

.27

.7

.79

J

626

627

.1

Accessory Equipment

Includes brakes, couplings

Locomotives

Includes steam locomotives (formerly classified in 621.13); Electric locomotives (formerly classified in 621.334); Diesel locomotives

Railroading

Train operation

Highway Engineering

Design Construction (materials, equipment, processes)

Maintenance

Includes pavements (formerly classified in 625.8) For Street cleaning and snow removal, see 628.4

Traffic Engineering

Operation of highway systems Traffic planning

Includes traffic characteristics; control devices, e.g. traffic signals and signs

It is recommended that Pavements be classified in 625.7

It is recommended that SHIP CANALS and LOCKS be classified in 627.13; IRRIGATION CANALS, in 627.5

HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING

Materials Apparatus Processes

Water control, e.g. regulation of and protection against its natural action, its artificial conveyance for useful purposes, mechanical utilization of its force Includes hydraulic models, dredging

For Water-supp/y engineering, see 628. J

Inland Waterway Engineering

Improvement of inland waterways for transportation For Inland waterway transportation, see 386

.12

River Engineering

279

Applied Science

627.13-628.16

627.13 Canal Engineering

Construction of ship canals (formerly classified in 626.9) Includes locks (formerly classified in 626.4)

.2 Harbor Engineering

Improvement of harbors to keep them open and safe Includes breakwaters

.3 Port Engineering

Design and construction of port facilities, e.g. docks, piers, wharves

For Aids to navigation, e.g. lighthonses, buoys, see 623.894

A Flood Control Engineering

Preventive and protective control of floods Includes impro\'cment of channels to lower flood heights; con- struction of flood control reservoirs, levees, river walls

.5 Reclamation Engineering

Reclamation of arid, marshy, or other waste land by construc- tion of drainage and irrigation systems Includes irrigation canals (formerly classified in 626.8)

For Agricultural drainage and irrigation, see 631.6-7

A Dam Engineering

Design and construction of dams Includes sluices, spillways, weirs

628 SANITARY ENGINEERING

Design, construction, operation of all works contributing to pub- lic health

For Public health measures for sanitation and control of en- vironment, see 6 J 4.7

.1 Water-supply Engineering

Waterworks or water-supply plants; procurement, storage, dis- tribution, consumption of water

.16 Water Purification

Aeration, coagulation and sedimentation, filtration, disin- fection of raw waters for removal of iron, color, taste, odor, hardness, turbidity

628.3-629.1

Decimal Classification

280

628.3

A

5

.8

.9

Sewage Disposal

Includes sewage disposal plants, sewage collection, sewage treatment by dilution, screening, tank and secondary treat- ment; disposal of liquid effluent and sludge

Municipal Sanitation

Street cleaning; collection of municipal wastes, e.g. garbage, ashes, street sweepings, dead animals, rubbish; refuse disposal by incineration, burying, reduction Includes snow removal

Industrial Sanitation

Trade waste utilization, treatment, disposal

Includes industrial plant sanitation; treatment of air pollution

from effluvium and smoke; stream pollution from trade wastes

For Waste recovery and utilization in specific manufactures, see manufactures, e.g. Waste liquor recovery in pulp manu- facture, 676.1

It is recommended that Heating, Ventilating and Air Con- ditioning Engineering be classified in 697

It is recommended that Illumination Engineering be classi- fied in 621.32

629

OTHER BRANCHES OF ENGINEERING

Includes comprehensive material on automotive engineering (aeronautical, motor vehicle)

629.1-629.18

In order to shorten the base number for aeronautics, 3 has been dropped from 629.13, the number used

in previous editions

.1

Aeronautics

Includes military aeronautics

FoT Air transportation including economics, business, and finance of air transport, see 387.7; Vocational guidance in aeronautics, 3 7 J. 42 5

281

Applied Science

629.107-629.132

629.107

109

12 123

125

.126

.13 .131

Study and Teaching

Includes aeronautical research and experimentation, lab- oratories and wind tunnels; education and training aero- nautics; engineering colleges, technical institutes

For Training in specific fields of acwnauticSy see spe- cific number, e.g. Flight training, 629.126; Courses of study and curricula designed foi elementary and second- ary schools, 375

History

Includes broad studies of air policy, accounts of flights and flight records

For Accounts of Rights by balloon or airship, see 629.132

Basic Considerations Aerodynamics of Flight

Air Navigation

Includes astronomy for air pilots (celestial and electronic navigation; aids, aerial maps, charts, almanacs)

It is recommended that Aviation medicine be classified in 616.98; Commercial airways and aerial routes,

387.72

For Navigation instruments; see 629.15

Piloting of Airplanes Flying

Includes flight training, instrument flying

For Fighter pilot training, see 358.43

Aircraft

Aircraft Models and Model Making

.132

Lighter than Air

Development Description Design Construc- tion Operation

Includes balloons, blimps, airships, and accounts of flights by balloon or airship

629-i33-62,9.i5

Decimal Classification

282

629.133

.1333 .1335

.1339 .14

.141 .142

,143

.1435

.14353

.1436

.144

.15

Heavier than Air Airplanes

Development Description Identification

Includes transport, military, personal and research types of aircraft; seaplanes, flying boats, amphibians

For Guided missiles, see 623.451 Gliders Soaring Planes Soaring Flight

Rotating Wing Types

Autogiro Helicopter

Other Heavier-than-air Aircraft

Airplane Design and Construction

Includes performance, performance calculations, testing, comfortization (heating, ventilating), interior design

Stress Analysis and Structures

Aircraft Production and Maintenance

Includes materials, drafting room practice, riveting, sheet metal work, welding

Parts and Details

Wings, fuselages, control surfaces

Includes electric and hydraulic equipment and landing

gear

Aircraft Power Plants

Includes general, reciprocating, and compound engines

Jet and Rocket Engines, Gas Turbines

Rockets and interplanetary travel

Propellers Protective and Safety Devices

Aircraft Instruments

Includes flight, navigation, engine instruments

For Meteorological instruments, see 551.591

283

Applied Science

629.16-629.23

629.16

.18

.2

.22

.226

.227

.23

Airports Airdromes Seadromes

Location Design Construction

Includes landing aids and communications equipment

Where interest in airports lies chiefly in communica- tion planning, class in 711.7; if in architecture, 725.3

For Airport administration and regulation, see 387.73

Uses Operating Problems

Includes use of aircraft for crop dusting, pipe line patrol, forest patrol, prospecting, and sky writing; technical and engineering aspects of operation of airplanes for commercial air transport, e.g. airplane weight and balance problems, cargo loading, refuelling in flight, cruise control for effi- ciency, noise, ice prevention and removal

For Air sports, see 797.5; Aerial photography, 778.3;

Photogrammetry, 526.98

Motor Vehicle Engineering

Includes registration, title, taxes, licenses, inspection, financial management; model making

For Insurance, see 368.S7; Form divisions 01-09, p. Iv

Motor Vehicles

Description of passenger automobiles (prix-ate, taxicabs, buses); trucks, tractors; handbooks and manuals for spe- cific makes of cars

For Automobiles characterized by type ot motor, e.g. elec- tric automobiles, see 629.25; Design and construction, 629.23-.27; Operation, 62928

Trailers

Description Construction

Bicycles and Motorcycles

Description Operation Repair

Motor Vehicle Production

Includes automotive materials; production methods, equip- ment, plant especially used in automobile production; test- ing of automobiles

For Testing of materials, see 620.1 12

629'24~6^9'2^7

Decimal Classification

284

629.24

.25

.253

.254 .255 .256

.26 .27 .28

.287

Design and Construction of Automobiles

Includes running gear (frame, springs, axles, wheels); trans- mission (clutch, change speed gear, drive shaft with uni- versal joints, differential); control system (steering device, throttle and spark control, hand levers, foot pedals, brake system )

Automobile Power Plants

Includes steam, electric and internal combustion (gasoline, Diesel) engines and their parts (cylinders, pistons, bearmgs, valves, manifolds)

For Repair, see 629.287

Fuel and Fuel System

Includes carburetor

Ignition System Lubrication System Cooling System

Automobile Body Work

Includes trimming, finishing

Automobile Accessories

Includes lights, signals

Operation of Motor Vehicles

Includes safe driving; operation of passenger automobiles, motor trucks, tractors

For Training and testing of drivers, see 629.207; Auto-

inobiling, 796.7

Maintenance and Repair of Motor Vehicles

Includes greasing, lubrication, repair of all parts; service and repair manuals of specific make cars

630 AGRICULTURE

For Rural sociology, see 30]. 35; Form divisions .1-.9, p. Iv; ex- ception .2 follows:

630 24 Agricultural Chemistry

For Specific applications, see subject, e.g. Soil chemistry,

631.41

631 FARM MANAGEMENT

For Application of following to specific products, see product, e.g. Management of truck garden farm, 635; Animal husbandry, 636-639

.1 Business Management of Farms

Techniques ,

Includes problems of selection (location, means of communi- cation, value), rental (share system), layout, types of farm For Land economics, see 353; Economic theories and sta- tistics of agricultural production, 338.1

.16 Financial Management of Farms

Accounting Bookkeeping

\\^herc interest lies chiefly in Accounting, class in 657.5

.18 Marketing of Farm Products

Includes cooperative markets

For Marketing specific products, see product, e.g. Melons, 635.6; Agricultural markets, prices, 338.1

.2 Farm Buildings

Where interest lies chiefly in Architecture, class in 720; e.g Farm houses, 728.6; Outbuildings, 728.9

631.3-632 SOIL AND CROP MANAGEMENT

For Specific crop management, see crop, e.g. Wheat production in U. S., 633.1

.3 Farm Machinery and Equipment

Operation Maintenance Catalogs

285

631.37-631-5

Decimal Classification

286

63137

.4

.41

.411 .43

.45

.46

.5

Power and Power Machinery on the Farm

Sources of power Engines Tractors For Rural electrification, see 338.39

Pedology

Includes analysis, experimentation, surveys and classification of soils of specific localities

Chemical Composition Soil Mineralogy

Physical Properties

Includes colloidal, organic matter; moisture

Erosion Control

Wind erosion Water erosion

Includes contour and strip planting, terracing, control of gullies with soil holding plants, crop rotation, grassed channel ways to carry off water, cover crops for seasona practices, use of crop residues and mulches as methods ot conservation, tree strips

For Economic theory, legislation, and public policy of conservation of agricultural land, see 333.76; Irrigation, 63 J. 7; Fertilizers, 631.8

Biological Processes

Includes nitrification and inoculation (formerly classified in 631.8472); microbiology of soils

Crop Production

Tillage (preparation and working the soil) Propagation (increase of new plants from existing plants by planting graft- ing, cuttings, layering) Growing (pruning, sheltered grow- ing) Harvesting Storage

For Fertilizers, see 631.8; Irrigation, 631.7; Specific crop production, the crop, e.g. Corn and corn growing, 63 3. i; Power and power machinery, 631.37

287

631.52

.58

.8

.82

.83

Apphed Science

631.52-631.83

Breeding

Regulation and inspection Catalogs Seed industry Crossing Hybridizing

Origin of new plants (new species and new varieties)

Special Methods

Includes soil management (crop rotation and fallowing); dry land farming; soilless culture (variously called hydroponics, tank, chemical, water culture)

Drainage

Draining of swampy or marshy ground by simple ditches and

drains

For Engineering construction, see 627-628; Economic as- pects legislation, and public policy of drainage, 333.72; Reclamation which includes drainage and irrigation as major engineering or national economic problems, 628 or 333.72

Irrigation

Distribution and storage of water by simple ditches or irriga- tion canals, wells or reservoirs

For Engineering construction, see 627-628; Economic as- pects, legislation, and public policy, 333.72; Reclamation which includes drainage and irrigation as ma/or engineering or national economic problems, 627 or 333.72

Use

Fertilizers and Manures

Source Production and manufacture Analysis Control (legislation and inspection)

Includes commercial fertilizers (formerly classified in 668.6)

Minor Elements

Includes calcium (lime), sulfur (from gypsum), magne- sium, manganese, iron, boron, copper, zinc

Potash Fertilizer Materials

Includes muriate of potash (potassium chloride), sulfate of potash, Kainit or manure salt, wood ashes, seaweed

631.84-6324

Decimal Classification

288

631.84

.85

.86

.87

632

.1

.2 .3

Nitrogenous Fertilizer Materials

Includes nitrate of soda, sulfate of ammonia, dried blood, tankage, fish, muck, peat, humus, the synthetics (ammo- nium nitrate, cyanamid, calcium nitrate, urea and ammonia liquors)

It is recommended that Soil inoculation and nitrification

be classified in 631.46

Phosphoric Fertilizer Materials

Includes rock phosphates, superphosphates or acid phos- phates, basic slag, bone meal

Manures

Includes horse, cow, hog, poultry, sheep manures, guano (formerly classified in 631.854)

Vegetable Manures

Includes green manures (rye, clo\'er, vetch, cow peas which are plowed under while still green), compost (decomposed or refuse materials, e.g. leaves, vegetable, peat moss)

INJURIOUS FACTORS IN CROP

PRODUCTION

Origin Dissemination Effects Control

Includes diseases, pests and blights

For Injurious iactois in animal husbandry, see 636

Elements

Includes extremes of heat, cold; hail, wind, floods, drought

Galls

Bacteria

Includes bacterial blights (fire blight, wilt, black rot)

For Systematic classification and discussion of bacteria, see 589.9'

Fungi

Includes rusts, smuts, bunts, mildews, molds, rots

For Systematic classification and discussion ot fungi, see 589.2; Fungicides, 632.95

289

Applied Science

632.5-633

632.5

.58

JS

.7

A

.9

.95

633

Injurious Plants

Includes injurious parasitic plants, e.g. mistletoe, dodder

Weeds

Includes bindweed, mesquite, prickly pear, crab grass

Injurious Animals

Includes birds, rodents

Injurious Insects

Includes grasshoppers, locusts, crickets, plant lice, scale insects, beetles, weevils, maggots, flies, midges, fleas, moths, caterpil- lars, ants, wasps

For Insecticides, see 632.95; Systematic classification and

discussion oi insects^ 595.7

Other Injurious Factors

Includes virus infections

Control

Includes inspection and regulation by government; quarantine, spraying, fumigating; by natural enemies; biological control

Preparations

Includes fungicides, insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, bactericides, pesticides, DDT

5^^-635 PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC CROPS

Business management Propagation Vaheties Growing Yield Storage Marketing

For Crop production in general, see 631.5; Economic theories oi agricultural production, e.g. Overproduction oi wheat, 338. J7

FIELD CROPS

Plants grown in fields under an extensive system of culture Includes forage crops when considered inclusively (pasture grasses, cereals and legumes grown for hay, pasture or silage; and root crops used for feeding livestock)

633-1-633-8

Decimal ChssiRcation

2 go

633.1

2

3

A

.8

Cereals or Grain Crops

Grass grown for its edible grain

Includes wheat, oats, barley, rye, corn, grain sorghum, grain

flax, buckwheat, rice, seed producing millets

Pasture Grasses

Grasses upon which animals graze or pasture

Includes blue grass and the hay grasses (redtop, orchard grass,

timothy)

Pasture Legumes

Includes alfalfa, clover, sweet clover and Icspedeza

Root Crops

Plants whose principal value is underground part which is used instead of hay

Includes true roots (sugar beets, turnips, rutabagas, stock beets) and tubers (sweet potatoes)

For Potatoes, carrots, parsnips and sweet potatoes used as vegetables, see 635,1 and .2

Fiber Crops

Plants grown primarily for textile or other industrial uses Includes cotton, hemp, flax

Sugar Crops

Plants selected and developed for their sugar Includes sugar cane, sugar beet, sorghum

For Sugar beets used for fodder, see 633. 4; Soighum as cereal, 633.1

Alkaloidal Crops

Plants grown for use as stimulants Includes tobacco, tea, coffee, cocoa

For Manufacture of tea, coiJee, cocoa, see 663.9; oi tobacco products, 679.2

Miscellaneous Field Crops

Includes plants under extensive culture for use as flavoring; as source of oil, dye

For Heibs grown intensively in gardens, see 63 S 7

291

Applied Science

633.88-634-9

633,88 Medicinal Plants

Includes ginseng, quinine, digitalis

634 FRUIT CULTURE

Propagation Varieties Growing Yield Storage

Marketing

Includes small fruits, nuts

May be divided alphabetically by name of fruit instead of

numerically as follows:

For Diseases and control, see 632

,1 Apple Family Fruits

Includes pear, crabapple, quince

.2 Peach Family Fruits

Includes plum, cherr)% apricot

.3 Citrus Family Fruits

Includes orange, grapefruit, lime, lemon

.4 Other Tropical Fruits

Includes guava, papaya, mango

.5 Nuts

Includes walnut, butternut, hickory nut, pecan, chestnut, ha- zel nut, almond

.6 Palm Family and Miscellaneous Fruits

Includes coconut, date, olive, avocado

.7 Small Bush or Herblike Fruits

Includes currant, blackberry, raspberry, blueberry, cranberry, strawberry, pineapple, banana

.8 Grapes

Table, wine, raisin

.9 Forestry

Art and science of managing forests and converting the product to greatest economic and industrial service

For Form divisions 01-09, see p. Iv

634.92-634-95

Decimal Classification

292

634.92

Forest Economics

Includes physical influence of forests upon soil, water re- sources; their social influence upon man

.925

.927

.928

.94

.95

Forest Policy

Public forests

Private forests

Principles which govern the administration of the for- est for its best permanent use

Includes formulation of laws and policies; conservation of water, wild life, timber for future use; forage for livestock; esthetic and spiritual values; facilities for rec- reation

For Forests as part of natural resources conservation problem^ see 333.75

Statistics of Forest Resources

Forest resources includes forest land area together with growing stock or timber capital it carries Includes statistics of amount and value of production; dis- tribution, consumption of timber; forest industries

Forest and Forest Industries Management

Personnel Business management (accounting, budgets and accounts) Preparation of plans Finance (val- uation, insurance, taxation) Mensuration (determin- ing volume of timber stands, growth and yield)

Forest Ecology or Silvics

Reaction of individual trees and tree groups to environment Includes site factors (light, soil, moisture, climate)

For Action ot iorests on environment, see 634.92

Silviculture

Establishment, development, care and reproduction of stands of timber

Includes silvicultural systems of reproduction (selection, seed tree, clear cutting, shelterwood and coppice); improve- ment cutting and thinning

293

Applied Science

634.956-634.99

634.956

.96

.97

.972

.975

.98

.986

.99

Forestation

Establishment of forest stands

Includes seeds and secdagc, planting or reforestation,

nursery practice

Forest Protection

Includes methods of protecting forests from fire; climatic influences, pests, trespass, grazing

For Bacteria, fungi, insects injurious to specific trees, see 632; Legislation, 634.925

Taxonomic Forestry

Application of forestry principles to individual tree species

Deciduous Trees

Includes oak, maple, poplar, chestnut, beech, birch, linden, elm

Coniferous Trees

Includes pine, spruce, hemlock, fir, cypress, cedar, larch, sequoia

Forest Utilization

Most profitable use of forest products

Includes logs and logging and rough uses to which wood is put (cross ties, poles, pihng, posts, mine timbers), wood identification, structure, tests, properties

For Lumbering, see 674; Cheniical utilization oi wood and wood distillation, 668 J; Charcoal, 662.65; Wood pulp, 676.12; Wood using industries (cooperage, veneer, excelsior), 674.8; Engineering properties, 620.12

Saps

Production of naval stores, latex, maple sap, natural gums and resins

For Manufacture or utilization of latex into rubber, see 678.5; Use ot gums and resins in plastics, 668.4; Plant- ing and growing of trees, 634.95

Other Uses of Forests

Includes grazing and pasture use, farm woodlands

635-635-8

Decimal Classification

294

635

3

.4

•5

.7

A

HORTICULTURE

Business management Propagation Varieties Growing or culture Diseases and control Storage Marketing

Plants usually grown on a smaller scale than field crops; for food, ornament, home use, or commercial market Includes gardening, truck gardening, home gardening, vege- table gardens, flower gardens

May be arranged alphabetically by name of vegetable instead of numerically as follows:

For Landscape gardening (design, planning, descriptions of gardens), see 712; Vegetables grown extensively as field crops or for pasture or fodder, 633

Edible Roots

Includes beets, turnips, carrots, parsnips, radishes

Edible Tubers and Bulbs

Includes potatoes, onions

Edible Leaves, Flowers, Stems

Includes asparagus, artichokes, cabbage, Brussels sprouts

Greens

Includes spinach, chard, rhubarb

Salads

Includes lettuce, celery, water cress

Edible Seeds and Fruits

Includes melons, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, peas, corn

Condiment and Sweet Herbs

Includes mint, dill, anise, caraway, parsley

Mushrooms

Includes truffles

295

Applied Science

635.9-636.08

635.9

.93

.931 .932

.97

.977

636

Flower Gardening or Floriculture

Flowers and ornamental plants grown for home use or com- mercial market

Includes management of florist business, greenhouses, nurs- eries; flower shows, culture of special kinds of gardens, e.g. rock, water, tropical

For Description, planning, and use of flowers to achieve spe- cific purpose in landscape design, see 712.62; Systematic classification and discussion of flowers, 583-589

Individual Plants

Propagation Breeding Growing Diseases and con- trol Harvesting Marketing (packing, shipping)

Includes specific flowers, e.g. roses, orchids, asters, gera- niums, ferns, grass

Annuals and Biennials Perennials

Plants for Home Use

Includes house plants, window gardens, miniature gardens, use and arrangement of cut flowers

Ornamental Shrubs, Vines, Trees

Includes climbers

Ornamental Trees

Includes culture of trees for shade, city streets and orna- mentation

For Use in landscape planning, see 71S; Fnnt tree cul- ture, 634; Forest stands of trees, 634.9; Systematic classification and description of trees, 582. J 6

Feeding Training

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

Management Breeding Care Judging Diseases and control

Includes birds, fish, bees, and animals as pets

For Scientific classification and description, see 590

.08

Techniques of Livestock Production

636.081-636.0892

Decimal ChssiEcation

296

636.081

.082

.083

Business Management

Includes problems of selection of stock, finance, manage- ment of stock farms, ranches, ranges

For Ranges as problem of land use, see 333.74

Stock Breeding

Includes inbreeding, crossbreeding, artificial insemination, control of sex and reproduction

Care of Stock

Includes protection from predatory animals, extremes of climate; grooming, cleanliness, care of harness

For Architecture of stables, see 728.9; PTCvention and treatment oi disease, 636.089; Food, 636.085

.085

.086

.087

.089

.0891

.0892

Nutrition

Composition Experimentation Nutritive value

Adulteration legislation

Includes fodder, silage, commercial preparations and individual foods, e.g. hay, oats, corn (formerly classi- fied in .086), garden crops, animal and mineral food (formerly classified in .087)

It is recommended that Hay, Oats, Corn be classified in .085

It is recommended that Garden Crops, Animal and Mineral Food be classified in .085

Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary medicine was formerly classified in 619

Anatomy

Includes histology, cmbr)ology

For Comparative anatom\', see 59 J. 4

It is recommended that Physiology be classified in 591.1

297

Apph'ed Science

636.0894-636.1

636.0894

.0895

.0896

.0897

.0898

Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Includes laws relating to practice of veterinary medicine (veterinary jurisprudence); control and eradication of infectious livestock diseases ( formerly classified in 614.9)

For Control oi health hazards in milk and miJk pro- duction, see 61 4.3

Therapeutics

Treatment of disease

Includes pharmacology, posology

For Treatment of specific diseases, see disease

Internal and Clinical Disease

Etiology ( cause ) Pathology ( nature ) Treat-

ment

Includes diseases of special organs (lungs, liver, kid- ney); parasitic diseases; diseases due to specific in- fection or virus, e.g. tuberculosis, anthrax, foot and mouth disease, rinderpest, malaria

For Diseases oi specific animals^ see animal

Surgery

Includes dentistry

Obstetrics

1

636.1-636.9 PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC ANIMALS

Selection Breeding Care Feeding

Business management Diseases and control

Showing Marketing

May he arranged alphahetically by animal instead of

numerically as iollows

Horse Husbandry

Includes Oriental, light or race, saddle, heavy or dray horses,

ponies

For Horse racing, see 798.4; Horsemanship, 798.2; Horse shows, 798; Scientific description and classification, 599.72

636.18-636.5

Decimal ChssiGcation

298

636.18

.2

•21

.22

.23

.28

.29

.3

.39

.4

.5

Allied Animals

Includes mule, burro

Cattle Husbandry

Beef and Dairy Cattle Production

For Production of specific breeds, see breed, e.g. Breeding of Jerseys, 636.22; Scientific description and classification, 599.73

English Cattle

Includes beef breeds (Shorthorns, Hereford, Aberdeen An- gus); dairy breeds (Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire); dual pur- pose breeds (Devon, English longhorns)

German, Dutch, Swiss Cattle

Includes beef breeds; dairy breeds (Holstein, Frisian) dual purpose breeds

American Cattle

Includes beef breeds (Texas longhorns); dairy breeds (Hold- erness)

Allied Animals

Includes domesticated reindeer, buffalo, camel

Sheep, Goat Husbandry

Sheep farm management Grazing management Prep- aration and marketing

Includes English, Spanish breeds; Merinos, Karakul sheep

For Scientific description and classification, see 599.73

Goat Husbandry

Includes milk goats and goats produced for wool

Swine Husbandry

Production of swine for meat, shortening

FoT Scientific description and classification ^ see 599.73

Poultry Husbandry

Production of poultry and eggs, marketing Includes Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, Bantams

For Scientific description and classification, see 598.2

299

636.59

£

.7

.71

•77

.78

A

.87

.88

Apphed Science

636.59-636.88

Other Fowl

Includes turkey, guinea, pheasant, pigeon, duck, goose, quail and other game birds

Aviculture

Production of birds useful for plumage; pets Includes canary, finch, parrot

For Scientific description and classification of birds, see 598.2

Care Feeding Training

Dogs

Selection Breeding

Diseases and control

For Scientific description and classification of dogs^ see 599.744

Breeds

Includes setter, wolfhound, terrier

For Emphasis upon use of dog, see 72-76

.72

Working Dogs

.74

Watch and Herd Dogs

Includes Seeing eye dogs

.75

Hunting Dogs

.76

Pet Dogs

Pictures and Illustrations of Dogs

For Painting of dogs, see 758

It is recommended that Essays, Stories of Dogs be classi- fied in 800

Cats

Pictures and Illustrations of Cats

For Painting of cats, see 758; Scientific description and classification of cats, 599.744

It is recommended that Essays, Stories of Cats be classi- fied in 800

636.9-638-11

Decimal Classification

300

636.9

657

.1 .11

.12

.13

.14

.17

.18

1

.3

638

.1 .11

Other Animal Production

Includes mink, fox, rabbit and other animals raised for fur (fur famiing); hamster, rats and mice for scientific experiments

DAIRY INDUSTRY

Management Production Analysis Testing Marketing

Milk and Cream Industry

Business Management

Includes accounting, prices

Production

Includes dairy practices, analysis and testing

Care of Milk

Includes sanitation in handling; apparatus and supplies; preservation by chilling, heating, pasteurizing; transportation

Utilization

Includes dry, condensed, fermented and evaporated milk

For \cQ CTcam industry, see 664 AS

Other Milk

Includes goat milk

Milk Substitutes

Butter Industry

Management Production Analysis Testing Marketing

For Butter substitutes, see 664.3

Cheese Industry

Management Production Analysis Testing Vari- eties Marketing

BEE, SILKWORM CULTURE Beekeeping or Apiculture

Management

Includes finances, selection of stock

301

Apph'ed Science

638.12-63g.28

638.12 Bees

Includes anatomv, physiology, habits, varieties

FoT Scientific description and classification* of bees, see 595.799

.13 Food

.14 ■ Hive Management

Includes handling beehives (breeding, swarming control), diseases

.16 Honey Production

Composition Preparation Varieties Marketing

.2 Silkworm Culture or Sericulture

639 HUNTING FISHING INDUSTRIES

Includes sponge and coral fisheries

For Hunting and fishing as sport, see 799; Consen^ation ot wild life, 333.78

.1 Hunting Industries

Trapping animals for food and fur

For Hunting as sport, see 799.2; Fur farming, 636.9; Con- servation of wild life, 333.78

.2 Fishing, Sealing, Whaling Industries

For Fishing as sport, see 799. J; Conservation of wild life, 333.78

.21 Fresh Water Fisheries

Fisheries are considered both as fishing industry and places where fish may be caught

For Specific fishery, see 639.27; PreseTvation of fish, 664.9

.22 Salt Water Fisheries

For Specific fishery, see 639.27

.27 Individual Fisheries

Includes salmon, herring, halibut, cod

For Scientific description and classification of fish, see 597

.28 Whaling

639.29-639-5

Decimal Classification

^02

639,29 .3

.37

A

.41 .5

Sealing

Fish Culture

Management Breeding Care Diseases and control

Includes hatcheries, stocking of fresh water and salt water

Individual Fish Culture

Includes goldfish, frogs

Shell Fisheries

Management Culture

Oysters and Clams

Lobster Fisheries

Includes crabs and other crustaceans

Diseases and control

640 HOME ECONOMICS

Art and science of homcmalcing Activities in field of home eco- nomics

641 FOOD

,01 Epicurism

Includes pleasure of eating; esthetics of cookery, epicures, gourmets

.1 Nutrition and Dietetics

Applied nutrition

Includes nutrients required to meet body needs, their propor- tion in various foods, application of principles of nutrition m diet control

For Laboratory techniques and methods of chemical analy^

sis, see 543. J; Dietotherapy, 6] 5.85

3 Food Selection and Buying

Quality, cost, and other factors in buying food

A Home Preservation of Food

For Commercial methods of food preservation, see 664.8

.5 Food Preparation

Includes cook books, general recipes, and specific directions

.56 Special Cookery

Cookery for children and invalids, vegetarian recipes, reli- gious food observances, wartime cookery

.57 Quantity Cookery

Hotel and restaurant cookery, army and navy cookery, ship- board cookery

.578 Outdoor Cookery

.58 Cookmg with Special Apparatus and Utensils

Includes pressure cookery, casserole cookery

.59 National Cookery

Recipes for dishes characteristic of special regions

303

641.6-642.7

Decimal Classification

304

641.6

.8

.86

Preparation of Specific Foodstuffs

Includes herb cookery, breadmaking, wine cookery

For Commercial baking, see 66475

Composite Dishes

For Beverages, see 663

.81

Sauces, Relishes, Appetizers

.83

Salads

.84

Sandwiches

.85

Confectionery

Candies, sweets, bonbons

For Commercial manufacture ot confectionery, see 664. J 5

Ice Cream

Includes ices, sherbets, puddings

For Commercial manufacture of ice cream, see 664. J 5

642

.1

.4

.47 .5

.6

.7

DINING AND ENTERTAINING

Menus

Meal planning

Entertaining

Refreshments for luncheons, dinners, receptions, buffet sup- pers, banquets, teas

Catering

Table Systems

Table d'hote, a la carte, and other systems of serving large numbers

Table Service

Setting the table, carving, serving, changing courses

Table Furnishings

Linen, china, silver, crystal

305

Apphed Science

643-646.4

643

.3

.4 .5

.6

.7

644

645

646

.01

.2

.3

,4

HOME PLANNING

Location and arrangement of the home for convenient and eco- nomic administration

For Domestic architecture, see 728; Building, 690; Interior

decoration, 747

Kitchen

Planning for convenience: location, arrangement, equipment

Dining Room

Other Special Rooms

Bathroom, laundry

Household Appliances

Electrical appliances

Household Repair

It is recommended that HOUSEHOLD HEATING and VENTILATION be classified in 697; LIGHTING in

621.32

It is recommended that HOUSE FURNISHING be classified in INTERIOR DECORATION, 747

CLOTHING AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE

For Costume, see 39 J; Apparel njanufacturing, dress design, fashion modeling, 687

Fashions

Knitting Crocheting

Needlework

Sewing Mending Darning Tatting Embroidery

Clothing Selection and Buying

Guides to quality, workmanship

Clothing Construction

Directions to amateurs for cutting and fitting, remodeling, pattern making for various types of clothing and accessories for men, women, and children

For Ready-made clothing and tailoring, see 687.1

646.5-647-96

Decimal ChssiEcation

306

646.5

.6

.7 .72

.73

.74 .75

647

.1

.2

.9

.92

.94 .95

Millinery

Hat making at home

For Commercial millinery, see 687

Care of Clothing

Home care of clothing: cleaning, dyeing, spotting

For CommeTcial dry cleaning, see 667.12; Commercial dye- ing, 667.2; Home laundering, 648.1

Care of Personal Appearance Beauty Shops

Cosmetics and Skin Care

For Cosmetic manufacture, see 668.S

Hairdressing and Barbering Manicure and Massage

HOUSEHOLD ORGANIZATION AND

ADMINISTRATION

Household Financial Plan

Includes budgets, finances, costs, shopping and buying for the home

For Food selection and buying, see 6413; Clothing selection and buying, 6463

Household Employees

Selection, training, duties of housekeeper, hostess, cook, butler, maid, waitress, laundress, janitor, gardener

Institution Management

Apartment House Management

Hotel Management

Includes inns, taverns, hostels, clubs

Restaurant Management

Includes cafeterias, tea rooms, canteens, soda fountains, bars

.96

Care of Public Buildings

307

647.97

648

.1

.5

.7

649

.1

.8

Applied Science

647.97-649.8

Tourist Accommodation Management

Includes tourist and trailer camps, tourist homes, motor courts

HOUSEHOLD SANITATION

Home Laundering

Home processes, equipment, supplies

For Home processes of dry cleaning, see 646.6; Commercial Jaundering, 667.13

House Cleaning

Sweeping, dusting, polishing, dishwashing

Household Pests

Control and eradication

HOME CARE OF CHILDREN AND HOME

NURSING

Child Care

Guides for parents on care and training of infants and children, their growth and development, management

For Child psychology, see 136.7

Home Nursing

Home care of the sick, invalids, and infirm

For Pediatrics, see 618.9; Geriatrics, 6 J 8.97

650 BUSINESS AND BUSINESS METHODS

For Form divisions J -.9, see p. Jv

651 OFFICE MANAGEMENT

Principles Methods

Includes all types of offices

For Typewriting, see 652.3; Shorthand, 653; Accounting, 6S7; Business management, 658

.02 Handbooks of Secretarial Practice

For Commercial correspondence, see 6S1.7

.1 Office Planning

Location Layout Physical factors: lighting, heating, air conditioning

For Architecture ot ofEce buildings, see 725.2

•2 Office Equipment

Furniture Fixtures Furnishings

.26 Appliances

Communicating equipment Dictating and recording ma- chines Adding and calculating machines Billing and bookkeeping machines Statistical equipment and other mechanical or electronic devices for sorting and tabulating, e.g. Hollerith, I.B.M.

For Typewriter, see 652.3; Vari-Typer, 652.3; Duplicating equipment, 652. 4; Shorthand machines, 653.3

3 Office Organization

Branches Departments

It is recommended that Personnel management of office employees be classified in 658.3; Vocational guidance in- formation in 371.425

.4

Office Administration

Office efficiency Includes cxecuti\'C control

3o8

309

651.5

.6

.7

652

.1

3

A

A

653

.1

3

Apphed Science

651-5-653-3

Office Files

Form Procedure Treatment: fihng, indexing, and pres- ervation

Special Material

Includes printed form sample files

Commercial Correspondence

Letters Minutes Reports Includes business English and style

WRITING

Handwriting

For Methods of teaching handwriting in elementary schools, see 372.51

Typewriting

Includes typewriter, Vari-Typer

For Vari-Typer in composition, see 655.28

Duplicating

Includes equipment, e.g. Mimeograph, Multigraph; stencil work

Cryptography

Includes ciphers, codes

For Telegraphic codes, see 621382

SHORTHAND

For Dictating and recording machines, see 651.26

Principles and Theories of Shorthand

Legibility, reading, brevity, writing, speed, simplicity, remem- bering, applications, usefulness, and other aspects

Abbreviation Systems

Abbreviation systems using common characters only, omitting silent letters, vowels, e.g. notehand, brief longhand

Machine Shorthand

Machines imprinting characters on paper, e.g. Stenotype, Stenograph, Dictatype

653-4-655'25

Decimal Classification

310

653.4

654

655

Shorthand Systems

Cutter numbers may be used to arrange systems alphabetically, e.g. Gregg shorthand, 653.4 G819 Manuals, readers, speed tests may be kept together within each system by using lower case initials following Cutter number, e.g. Gregg shorthand reader, 653.4 G819r If desirable, 653.4 may be divided like 420-499 to classify shorthand systems before applying Cutter number, e.g. Gregg shorthand in French, 653.44 G819

It is recommended that COMMUNICATION be classi- fied in 384; ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING in 621.38

GRAPHIC ARTS INDUSTRIES

Printing Production (copyright, publishing and selling prod- ucts of literary and artistic expression)

Includes management and operation of printing plants

For Production of prints produced in limited edition, by hand by the original artist, see 760-767; Book illustration, 741.6; Form divisions .0J-.08, p. 000; .09 is not used

.1

.24

.25

655.1-655.3 PRINTING INDUSTRY

History Piinciples Processes

Printing

Invention of printing from movable type

Type Composition Typography

Includes proofreading

It is recommended that Electrotyping and Stereotyping be classified in 655.3

Type Faces

Design Styles

Includes specimen books

Typography

Art of designing the printed page

311

Applied Science

655.28-655.56

655.28

.3

.32

A

.45

.5

.56

Composition

Typesetting by hand or machine Linotype Intertype Monotype Composition by photography, typewriter,

Vari-Typer

Processes

Letterpress Lithography and offset lithography Gravure Silk screen

Includes printing from metal type; electrotypes or stereo- types (formerly classified in 655.22); from flat stone, zinc or other surfaces; or from etched or engraved steel or copper plates

Photomechanical Techniques

Plate making by zinc or copper photoengraving (cuts, half- tones) Photo oflfset Photogravure Photogclatin or collotype Process color printing

Photoengraving was formerly classified in 777; Photoli- thography (photo offset), 775; Photogclatin, 774

Book Production

Includes history and art of book making; history of publishing houses and presses; of book stores

History of book making was formerly classified in 002 For Printing, see 655.J-655.3

Binding

Formerly classified in 686

Publishing and Bookselling

Includes author-publisher relationships, pricing and marketing by publisher, subscription publishing, book clubs

Bookselling

Organization Management Operation

Includes retail book shops, auctions, secondhand book shops, the out-of-print market

655-6-657-6

Decimal Classification

312

655.6

.63

656

657

3

.4

.5

Copyright

History Law

Practice

Protection of original literary, artistic or musical expression Includes books, periodicals, newspapers, lectures, sermons, drama, music, motion pictures, design, architecture, draw- ings, maps, photographs

International Copyright

It is recommended that TRANSPORTATION be classi- fied in 385-388

ACCOUNTING

Principles Procedures Aids

sheet, machine and punched card

Forms, e.g. card, loose For Managerial use oi accounts and statements, see 658. J 5

Bookkeeping

Single entry, double entry, debit and credit, posting, balancing, adjusting and closing

Accounts and Statements

Adjustment accounts, profit and loss, balance sheet, deprecia- tion, good will liquidation, realization

Cost Accounting

Factory and distribution cost finding Standard costs

Accounting Systems

Private, financial, commercial, industrial, governmental

Where interest in an accounting system lies chiefly in its relation to subject, class in subject, e.g. Farm accountine 631.16 ^'

Auditing and Public Accounting

Internal and public auditing CPA practice Tax ac- counting

Includes fraud detection

3^3

Applied Science

658-658.311

658

.01 .1

.14

.15

•16

2

3

.31 .311

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Policies Methods Operations

For Labor and labor problems, see 33 J; OfRce management, 651; Accounting, 6S7; Advertising, publicity and pubhc rela- tions, 659. J

Theory Industrial Efficiency

Establishing a Business

Preliminary planning Form of ownership, e.g. proprietor- ship, partnership, corporation

For Entrepreneurship, see 338.7

Finance

Provision of capital

Financial Management

Managerial use of devices that serve as guides to successful business operation, e.g. profit and loss statement, balance sheet, budget, cost records

Internal Organization

Military Line and staff Functional

Plant

Geographical location Local site Layout Equipment Facilities Physical factors, e.g. lighting, heating, air con- ditioning

For Engineering aspects of plant establishment, see 621.7; Construction, 690; Architecture, 725.2 and A; Office ar- rangement and equipment, 65LJ-.2; IndustriaJ city plan- ning, 711.45; Industrial center planning, 7 11. 55

Personnel Management

Includes personnel department; office employees (formerly classified in 651.34)

Employment Practices

Selection of Workers

Employment agencies Employee applications terviews Tests Selection Placement

For Labor supply and demand, see 331.11

In-

658.312-658.56

Decimal Classification

3^4

658.312

.313

.315

.32

.38 .381

.382

.386

.5 .51

.511

.54

.56

Personnel Maintenance

Follow-up Promotion Transfer

Termination of Service

Lay-off Discharge Retirement Exit interviews

For Unemployment, see 33 J. J 3

Employer-employee Cooperation

Employee representation in management Adjustment of individual grievances Suggestion systems

Salary Administration

Methods of compensation Job analysis (formerly classi- fied in 658.511), classification, evaluation Merit rating Use of incentives Compensation plans Payroll ad- ministration

Conditions of Employment

Work Schedules

Includes hours, vacations, absenteeism

Employee Welfare

Includes health and safety programs, plant conveniences

Employee Training

Includes job instruction, executive and foremanship train- ing, manuals

Factory Management and Production

Production Control

Routing Scheduling Dispatching Simplification and standardization of products and materials

It is recommended that Job Analysis be classified in 658.32

Operation Studies

Time Motion Fatigue

Factory Organization and Control

Methods Instructions Inspection Waste

Quality control

3^5

Applied Science

658.57-658.88

658.57

.58

.7

.8 .801

.81 .83

.84

.85

.851

.86

.87 .871

.872 .873

.874

.88

Industrial Research

Includes research and development departments

Factory Maintenance

Maintenance of machinery and equipment

Purchasing Warehousing Shipping

Buying Classification and control Inspection Stor- ing Maintenance Handling equipment Stock con- trol Packing Shipment or delivery

Distribution

It is recommended that Psychology of Salesmanship be

classified in 658.85

Sales Organization

Includes organization and operation of sales department

Market Research and Analysis

Consumer, distributor, media, product, package research

Trade Channels

Salesmanship

Includes psychology (formerly classified in 658.801) and techniques of selling

Salesmanship in Special Businesses (formerly classi- fied in 658.89)

Wholesale Trade

Service wholesalers Export and import houses Func- tional wholesalers

Retail Trade Department Stores Mail Order Houses Chain Stores Independent Stores

Credit and Collections

Includes installment buying

658.89-659-133

Decimal Classification

316

658.89

.9

659.1

.11

.111

.12

.13

.132

.133

It is recommended that Salesmanship in Special Busi- nesses be classified in 658.851

It is recommended that Management of Specific Businesses be classified in number for the business, e.g. Management of Bakeries, 664.75; Shop Management, 621.7

Advertising, Publicity and Public Relations

Theory Psychology Ethics Research Laws and legislation

For Market research and analysis, see 658.83; Advertising for specific business, the business

Organization of Advertising

Includes advertising agencies, managers, departments, finan- cial management and accounting; preparation of advertising campaigns; marketing and merchandising of advertising

Publicity and Public Relations

Includes news releases, news pictures, charts and drawings, picture stories, feature articles

Packaging and Labeling

Use of means of identification (trade marks and names, letterheads, labels, slogans) and containers and wrappings as a means of advertising

Media and Techniques of Advertising

Includes copy writing, layout, advertising typography, use of color in advertising, copy testing

For Commercial art, see 74L67; Printing techniques, 655.3

Newspaper and Magazine Advertising

Includes rates and circulation, space selection, classified ads

Direct Advertising

Includes circulars, letters, folders, catalogs, broadsides, blotters, calendars, company publications for dealers, customers and prospects; mailing lists

317

Apphed Science

659.134-659.15

659.134

.14

.15

Outdoor and Transportation Advertising

Includes billboards, signs, car cards and posters For Design and drawing of posters, see 74L67

Audio-visual Advertising

Includes use of radio, television, motion pictures in adver- tising

Display Advertising

Includes window and show case display; shows (fashion, motor)

660-670 MANUFACTURES

Onginallv 660 was intended tor processes that were primarily chemical; 670 for those that were mechani- cal and physical. However, the growing use of chemi- cal processes has so modiEed the character oi 670 as to leave little distinction between 660 and 670. For Manuiactures not included in 660 and 670, see 680

660 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

Includes materials of chemical technology*; raw materials, waste materials, and their utilization

For Salvage of waste materials, see 679; form divisions .I-.9, p. Iv, exceptions .28 and .29 follow;

660.28 Chemical Engineering

Plant Practices Equipment

Includes industrial stoichiometry; chemical engineering calculations, unit operations, absorption and extraction, adsorption, crushing and grinding, distillation, drying, humidification, dehumidification, e\aporation, fluid flow, filtration, heat transfer

Unit chemical reactions: alkylation, fermentation, hydro- genation, oxidation, reduction

.29 Industrial Electrochemistry

For Specific application of electrochemistry, see matenal, e.g. Utihzation of electnc energy in production of industrial chemicaky 661; Electroplating, 671 73

661 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS

Production Properties Tests Utilization

Includes chemicals used as raw materials or as agents in man- ufacture of chemicals and other types of products; industrial reagents

For Chemicals niauufacturcd for specific use, see specific number, e.g. Detergents, 668.1; Coal and coal tar chemicals, 662.628

318

319

Apphed Science

661.2-662.2

66L2

.3 A

.6

.7 .8

.9

Acids Alkalies Salts

Acids: Sulphuric, hydrochloric, nitric, hydrofluoric, phosphoric

Alkalies (formerly classified in 661.3): caustic soda (sodium

hydroxide), caustic potash (potassium hydroxide) ammonium

hydroxide

Salts (formerly classified in 661.4- 6-.7): chlorides, nitrates,

nitrites, fluorides, phosphates, silicates, cyanides, sulfates

It is recommended that Alkalies be classified in 66L2

It is recommended that Salts be classified in 661.2

It is recommended that Sulfates and Nitrates be classified in 66L2

It is recommended that Cyanides be classified in 66L2

Organic Compounds

Alcohols, aldehydes, esters, ethers, ketones, organic acids Includes solvents

For Coal tar solvents^ see 662.628

Compressed and Liquefied Industrial Gases

Manufacture Utilization

Industrial gases: Acetylene, chlorine, fluorine, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, helium, argon, neon, krypton, xenon, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, solid carbon dioxide, "dry ice," ammonia ozone

Includes chemicals in gaseous form, their compression and liquefaction; gas containers, cylinders

For Technology of natural and manufactured gas, see 665.7; Gaseous fuels, 662.67

662

.1

2

EXPLOSIVES FUEL TECHNOLOGY

INDUSTRIAL CARBONS

Fireworks

Explosives

Manufacture Testing Properties Storage Han- dling Transportation Use

For Applications, see specific subject, e.g. Mining, 622.23; Ammunition, 623AS2

662.26-662.625

Decimal Classification

^20

662.26

.27

.28

3 A .6

.62 .622

.623

.624 .625

Deflagrating Explosives Burning Explosives Pro- pellants

Includes black powder, gunpowder (formerly classified in 662.3), nitro-cellulose, smokeless powder

High Explosives Detonating Compositions

Includes ammonium nitrate, ammonium picrate, chlorate, dynamite, lead azide, mercury fulminate, nitroglycerin, ni- trostarch explosives, RDX (cyclonite or hexogen), tetryl, TNT (trinitrotoluene)

Blasting Caps Detonators Primers Fuse

Fuse was formerly classified in 662.4

It is recommended that Gunpowder be classified in 662.26 It is recommended that Fuse be classified in 662.28

Fuel Technology

Includes solid, liquid, gaseous fuels

Coal Technology

Analysis Properties and Testing

Includes classification, chemical and physical properties, composition, constitution, structure, hardness; tests and testing methods

Preparation and Treatment

Materials, processes, equipment used in cleaning, drying, grinding, sizing

Storage and Transportation

Utilization

General utilization and development of coal products Includes coal as fuel; combustion, carbonization, hydro- genation and liquefaction of coal

For Production of coke from coaJ, see 662.64; Liquid fuel produced from coal, 662,66; Gas produced from coaly 66577; Chemicals produced from coal, 662.628

^21

Applied Science

662.627-662.92

662.627

.628

.64

.65

.66

.67

.7

.9

.92

Coal Tar

Distillation Utilization

Coal tar was fomierly classified in 668.7

For CoaJ tar products, see specific product, e.g. Coal tar dyes, 667.2

Coal and Coal Tar Chemicals

Includes benzene, toluene, wood preserving oils, solvent naphtha, naphthalene

Coke

Production Properties Utilization

Coke was formerly classified in 662.7

For Gashouse coke and petroleum coke, see 662.65

Other Solid Fuels

Includes bagasse, briquettes, charcoal, gashouse coke, pe- troleum coke, lignite, peat, wood, sawdust

Liquid Fuels

Materials Processes Equipment Properties

Tests Utilization

Production of liquid fuels from coal, farm produce, gas,

waste, wood

Includes combustion, rocLct fuel

For Petroleum fuels, see 665.5

Gaseous Fuels

Includes fuel properties of gases, tests for fuel properties; utilization of gases as fuels; combustion of gases

It is recommended that Coke be classified in 662.64 and Charcoal in 662.65

Industrial Carbons (Non-Fuels)

Production Properties Application Utilization

Graphite

Includes graphite products, pipe, brushes

For specific products see specific numbers, e.g. Graphite foundry equipment, 67122

662.93-664

Decimal Classification

^22

662.93

663

663.1

.2

A

.5

.6

.62

.63

.8 .9

664

Adsorbent Carbons

Includes activated carbons, animal black, bone char, carbon black, charcoals, decolorizing carbons, lampblack

For Applications, see specific number, e.g. Application ot carbon black in rubber manufactures, 67823; Industrial diamonds used in machine tools, 621,9

BEVERAGES

Materials Apparatus Processes Gaging Testing

Bottling

Fermented Beverages

Liquor fermented from grapes, other fruits, grains

Wine and Winemaking

Includes grape and other fruit wines, e.g. cider, perry

For Culinary uses oi wine, see 641.6

Beer and Brewing

Includes beer, ale, porter, stout

Distilled Beverages

Includes brandy, whiskey, rum, gin, liqueurs, other spirits

Non-alcoholic Beverages Carbonated Beverages Fruit and Vegetable Juices

Cocktails and Other Mixed Drinks

Bartenders' manuals and recipes

Chocolate and Cocoa Industry Tea and Coffee Manu- facture

FOOD MANUFACTURE AND PROCESSING

Materials Machinery Processes Testing

Commercial manufacture or preparation of foods

For Home preparation oi food, see 641; Agricultural produc- tion of ioodSy 630; Economic aspects of iood manufacture and processing, 338.47; Chemical analysis of food, 543.1; Food adulteration, 6 J 4.3

323

Applied Science

664.1-664.84

664.1

.15

.2

.3

A

.5

.7

.72

.75

A

.82 .83 .84

Sugar

Sugars and sirups (cane, beet, maple) Includes other sugars, e.g. glucose, dextrose

Confectionery

Includes candy, ice cream

For Candy making at home, see 64L8S; Ice cream made at home, 64L86

Starch and Pectin

Includes cornstarch, tapioca, arrowroot

Edible Fats and Oils

Includes margarine, salad oils, lard For Butter, see 637.2; Other fats and oils, 66S.2-3

Mineral Foods

Includes salt

Flavor Aids

Includes spices, condiments, flavoring extracts, vinegar

Leavening Agents and Baking Aids

Includes yeast, baking povi'der, cream of tartar

Cereals and Cereal Flour

Flour Milling

Includes processing of breakfast foods

Flour Products

Includes bakeries and bakery products, e.g. bread, crackers, cakes; macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli

For Baking at home, see 641.6

Food Preservation

Processes and apparatus for commercial preser\^ation of fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods, concentrated foods, other special- ties

For Home preservation of foods, see 641 A

Canning of Foods

Jellying and Preserving

Drying and Dehydration of Foods

664.85-665.55

Decimal ChssiEcation

324

325

Applied Science

665.7-666.1

It' ■■

664.85

.9

665

2 3 .4

.5

.52

.53

.54

.55

Frozen Foods

Includes refrigeration, locker storage, cold storage

Meat Packing Industry

Includes packing of meat, fish, and poultry; products manu- factured from them

LUBRICANTS, PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY Animal Oils and Fats

Vegetable Oils and Fats

Mineral Oils and Fats

Includes paraffin, ozocerite, asphalt, shale oil

Petroleum Technology

Includes petroleum and petroleum products For Exhaction of petroleum, see 622338

Properties Analysis and Testing

Includes chemical and physical properties (composition, structure, viscosity); tests and testing methods

Refining of Petroleum Manufacture of Petroleum

Products

Materials, processes, equipment used in refining operations

(distillation, cracking, chemical treatment, purification,

blending)

Includes petroleum refineries

Light distillates include gasoline and other motor fuels, e.g. aviation, motor, tractor, and Diesel fuels; kerosene, naphthas Heavy distillates and residuums include bunker fuels, gas oil, fuel oil, road oils, waxes

Storage and Transportation

Includes distribution, pumping systems, meters

Utilization

Includes petroleum as fuel, chemical utilization of petro- leum not otherwise classified

For Gas produced from petroleum, see 66S77; Petroleum coke, 662.65

665.7

.72

.73

.74

.75

.77

666

.1

Natural and Manufactured Gas Technology

Includes methane gas

For Extraction ot natural gas, see 622338; ludustnal gases, 66 J .9

Properties Analysis and Testing

Includes chemical and physical properties, tests and testing methods

Treatment

Includes materials, processes, equipment used in bottling, cleaning, compression, conversion, drying, mixing, purifica- tion

Storage and Transportation

Includes transmission and distribution (gas gathering lines, pipe lines, pumping systems, compressors, meters, mains); storage of natural or methane gas in liquid form

Utilization

For Gashouse coke, see 662.6S; Liquid fuels produced from gas, 662,66; Gaseous fuels, 662.67

Production of Manufactured Gas

Processes Equipment Plants

Includes gas produced from coal (city gas, coal gas, coke oven gas, blast furnace gas, producer gas, water gas, car- bureted water gas); gas produced from petroleum (oil gas, refinery gas, reformed refinery gas); liquid gas produced from petroleum (butane, propane, pentane, butene mix- tures); gas produced from natural gas (reformed natural gas); liquid gas produced from natural gas (butane, pro- pane, pentane); synthesis gas (gas produced from coal and coke, natural gas, petroleum, alcohol)

CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY

Manufacture Properties Tests Utilization

Glass

Constitution Properties Testing Types Applica- tion Products

For Optical glass, see applications, e.g. Spectacles, 617.7; Telescopes, 522.2; Engineering properties of glass, 620.14

666.2-667.1

Decimal CJassification

^26

666.2

.3

Enamels and Enameling

Vitreous enamels Porcelain enamels Ceramic coatings

Includes enameling of metals and enameled metals

Ceramic Whiteware

Includes porcelain (formerly classified in 666.5); stoneware, earthenware and pottery (formerly classified in 666.6); terra cotta

For Collection, identification of fine porcelain, see 7382; Earthenware, 738.3

.32

.4 .5

.6

.7

.72

.73

.8 .9

Clay

Includes preparation, composition, properties Clay was formerly classified in 666.4

It is recommended that Clay be classified in 66632

It is recommended that Porcelain be classified in 666.3

It is recommended that Stoneware be classified in 666.3

Refractories Structural Clay Products

Refractories

Includes fire-clays, alumina, graphite, zirconia, chrome re- fractories

For Refractories applied to specific use, see specific use, e.g. Refractories used in metaJJurgicaJ furnaces, 669,82

Structural Clay Products

Includes bricks and tiles

For Engineering properties of brick and tile, see 620.14

Artificial Stone

Cements Limes Mortars

667 CLEANING AND BLEACHING DYEING

Materials Plant Processes Equipment

J. Commercial Process Cleaning and Bleaching

327

Applied Science

667.12-668.3

667.12

.13

.14

.3 A

.6

.7

.8

668

.1

2 3

Dry Cleaning

Includes textiles, garments, rugs, furs, hats, leathers, house- hold articles

For Home dry cleaning, see 646.6

Laundering

For Soaps, detergents, wetting agents, see 668.1; Home laundering, 648.1

Bleaching Practice

Includes wool, silk, cotton, linen

Commercial Process Dyeing

Manufacture, properties and testing of dyes and their appli- cation

Includes dyes, mordants, intermediates, and developers; ap- plications on fibers, e.g. wool, silk, cotton; textiles, rugs, furs, garments

For Coloring of furs as part of fur dressing, see 67S3; Home dyeing processes, 646.6

Printing of Textiles

Inks

Includes writing inks, indelible inks

Paints and Pigments

For House painting, see 698. J; Fine arts materials and meth- ods of paintings 751

Varnishes Polish Lacquer

For Varnishing^ see 6983

Japan Blacking

OTHER ORGANIC CHEMICAL MATERIALS

AND PRODUCTS

Surface Active Agents

Soaps, detergents, wetting agents, emulsifiers, scouring pow- ders Includes abrasives -

For Abrasives used in machine tools, see 621,92 Glycerine Gelatin Glue and other Adhesives

668.4-668.44

Decimal Classification

328

668.4 .41

il

mi- *

.42

.422

i f'

ii l>

I. Ml

.423

.43

.44

Plastics Industries Resins Gums

Techniques

Includes materials used in manufacture of plastics; appara- tus and machinery (presses, molds); processes of manu- facture (molding, extrusion, casting, laminating products and applications) properties, testing methods and equip- ment

For Techniques ot specific plastics, see plastics, e.g. Tests of Styron products, 668.423

Plastics Made from Synthetic Resins

Condensation Plastics

Includes phenolics, alkyds, organic nitrogen resins (urea- formaldehyde and melamine-formaldehyde); organic sul- fur resins and silicones

Trade names include Bakelite, Durez, Durite, Resinox, Beetle, Plaskon, Melmac, Catalin, Malamine, Cibanite, Dilectene

Linear Polymer Plastics (Except Fibers)

Includes polyvinyl alcohols and esters; polyethylene, ny- lon, polyacrj^lic, polyolefin, polyaromatic plastics Trade names include Vinylite, Lucite, Butacite, Plexi- glas, Loalin and Styron

For Fibers (Nylon, Vinyon, Or/on), see 677.47

Plastics (Except Fibers) Made from Protein

Includes casein, soybean and zein plastics Trade names include Ameroid and Galorn

For Fibers (AraJac), see 677.47

Plastics (Except Filaments and Fibers) Made from Cellu- lose

Includes cellulose esters (cellulose nitrate, acetate, pro- pionate, butyrate); cellulose ethers (methyl, ethyl and benzyl cellulose); regenerated cellulose (cellophane) Trade names include Amerith, Pyralin, Lumarith, Tenite, Kodapak, Celluloid (formerly classified in 679)

For Fibers (CeJanese, Bemberg), see 677.46

329

668.45

,47

.5

.7

669

.016

.018

Applied Science

668.45-669.018

Plastics Made from Natural Resins

Includes vegetable resins (lignin, resin); animal and min- eral resins; shellac as a plastic Trade names include Lignolitc

For Shellac as varnish, see 6677

Resins and Gums Not Used in Plastics

For Resin used as naval store, see 634.986

Cosmetics

Includes essences, perfumery, essential oils and ethers

It is recommended that Fertilizers be classified with Agri- culture, 631.8

Chemical Utilization of Wood

Includes wood distillation

It is recommended that Coal tar be classified in 662.627

For Charcoal as fuel, see 662.65; Use in pigments, 667.6

METALLURGY

Includes general material on alloys, scrap metal; history of metals

For Collection and classification of scrap metal, see 671.9

Metallography

Constitution and structure of metals Includes analysis and testing, properties

For Engineering properties of metals, see 620.J7-.J8

Heat Treatment and Hardening of Metals

For Surface hardening, see 67 J. 7

669.1-669.292

Decimal ChssiGcation

330

669.1-669.7 METALLURGY OF INDIVIDUAL METALS

May be divided by using the ioUowing subdivisions: 4 Production Reduction and refining 6 Mef- allography Constitution and structure, analysis and testing, propeities 8 Heat treatment

Hardening e.g. Refining of silver, 669.234; Met- allography of copper, 66936; Heat treatment of • aluminum alloys, 669.7228

.1 Iron and Steel Iron Alloys

.14 Production of Iron and Steel Reduction and Refining

141

.142

.143

.16

.18 1

21 .23 .24 .29 .292

Iron and Iron Alloys

Includes pig iron (blast furnace practice); cast iron (fur- nace practice); wrought iron (puddling and other prac- tices); other kinds of iron (iron powder, sponge iron) other practices

Steel and Alloy Steels

Includes Bessemer converter practice; open-hearth fur- nace practice; electric furnace practice; other practices

Scrap Iron and Steel

Utilization in production Reduction Refining

For CoJJection oi scrap iron and steely see 672.9

Metallography of Iron and Steel

Constitution and structure Properties

Analysis and testing

Heat Treatment and Hardening of Steel Precious and Rare Metals and Their Alloys Gold Silver

Platinum Platinum Metals Rare Metals Rare Earths

331

Apph'ed Science

669.293-669.9

669.293

.3

.4 .5 .6

.7

.72

.722

.723

.724

.725

.73

.732

.733

.734

&

.82 .84 .9

Thorium, Uranium and Radioactive Elements

Includes actinium, neptunium, plutonium, polonium, radium

Copper and Its Alloys

Includes brass, bronze

Lead and Its Alloys

Zinc, Cadmium and Their Alloys

Tin and Its Alloys

Other Metals and Their Alloys

Includes mercury, gallium, germanium, arsenic, antimony, scandium, tellurium, zirconium, tantalum, niobium (colum- bium), bismuth, thallium, indium

Light Metals and Their Alloys

Aluminum

Magnesium

Beryllium

Alkali Metals and Alkaline Earth Metals Heavy (Ferro Alloying) Metals and Their Alloys

Titanium, Vanadium, Manganese

Cobalt, Nickel

Chromium, Molybdenum, Wolfram (Tungsten)

Metallurgical Furnaces

Construction Practice

For Application to special metals, see metaJs, e.g. cast iron, 669.J4J

Refractories Slags Assaying

670 MANUFACTURES continued

For Scope ot 670, see note preceding 660; Form divisions .J-.9, p. Iv

671 METAL MANUFACTURES

Includes fabrication of metal, manufacture of metal products

For Maintenance and operation of milJ and shop equipment, see 62L7-62L9

Jl Melting and Casting (Foundry Practice)

.22 Foundry Equipment

.23 Molding and Pattern Making

.24 Melting Practice

.25 Casting

Includes sand, die, centrifugal, other methods of casting

3 Mechanical Working and Forming

.32 Rolling

,33 Forging, Pressing, and Stamping

.34 Extruding and Drawing

.35 Machining and Grinding

,37 Powder Metallurgy

.5 Joining and Cutting

.52 Welding

.521 Electric Welding

Includes arc, resistance welding

.522 Gas Welding

.529 Other Methods of Welding

.53 Flame and Arc Cutting

.56 Soldering and Brazing

.59 Other Methods of Joining

.7 Finishing and Surface Treatment

.72 Buffing and Polishing

332

333

Applied Science

671.73-674.2

671.73

.74

.82 .821 .83 .84

.9

672

673

674

.2

Coating

Includes plating, dipping, spraying

For Enameling of metals, see 666.2 Cleaning

Applications Metal Products

For Metal arts, see 739; Handcrafts using metal, 745.5

Sheet Metal Products

Pattern Making for Sheet Metal Products

Tubes Pipes Wire

Scrap Metal

Collection Classification

For Utilization oi scrap metal in production, reduction, re- fining ot metals in general, see 669; Application to specific metals, see metals, e.g. Utilization oi scrap iron, 669. ]43

IRON AND STEEL IRON ALLOYS

May be divided like 671, e.g. Rolling of steel, 672.32; Collec- tion of scrap iron and steel, 672.9

OTHER METALS AND THEIR ALLOYS

May be divided like 669.2-669.7, e.g. Fabrication of zinc, 673.5; Fabrication of aluminum, 673.722; and further subdi- vided'like 671 for specific processes if necessary, e.g. Welding of aluminum, 673.72252 For Work in precious metaJs, see 739.2

LUMBER MANUFACTURES

Includes wood products, cork

For Logging, rough wood products and specialty wood prod- ducts, see 634.98; Wood identification, 634.98

Lumber Production Sawmill Operations

Includes sawmill, sawmill equipment, sawing of logs into lumber; sawmill products, rough sawed products; rough lum- ber (dimension stock or cut stock, lumber for wood prod- ucts); shingles and shakes, box shooks, fuel wood

For Wood used as fuel, see 662.65

674.3-674-9

Decimal Classification

334

674.3

A

.42

.43

A

.82

.83

.84 .9

Storage of Lumber

Includes seasoning of lumber, e.g. air seasoning, kiln drying

For Preservation oi wood, see 69 J. J

Working of Lumber

Surfacing Shaping

Includes woodworking operations and equipment

For Organization of woodworking shops, see 6217; Woodworking, 684; Wood products, 674.8

Planing Mill Operations

Includes planing mill, resawing and surfacing of lumber; planing mill equipment (saws, planers, molding machines)

Woodworking Plants

Secondary woodwork operations: wood turning, shaping,

finishing

Includes woodworking equipment (shapcrs, lathes, sanders,

grinders)

For Painting oi wood, see 698

Lumber Grading

Includes inspection, specifications

Wood Products

Manufacture

Uses

For Specific use oi products, see use, e.g. Sawdust as fuel, 662.65; Cabinet making, 6842; Operations and equip- ment, 674.4

Wooden Cooperage and Containers

Includes crates, barrels, boxes

Veneer Plywood Laminated Wood

Manufacture and general use

Excelsior, Wood Flour, Wood Shavings, Sawdust Cork and Cork Products

335

Applied Science

675-676.3

675

.2

3

676

.1

.12

.13 .14

.2

.3

LEATHER AND FUR INDUSTRIES

For Manufacture oi articles made oi leather, see 685; Leather craft, 745.53; Fur craftsmanship, 687. J

Leather Processing

Materials, apparatus, processes used in tanning, dressing, fin- ishing, testing of hides and skins

Fur Dressing

Treatment of raw pelts: tanning, coloring, glazing For Fur Farming, see 636.9; Fur fiber textiles, 677.3

PULP, PAPER AND CELLULOSE

MANUFACTURE

Materials Machinery Processes Properties Tests Wastes

For Architecture of pulp and paper mills, see 725 A

Pulp Manufacture

Materials: raw and added Machinery: Jordan, Hollander Processes: Mechanical and chemical Properties and testing Wastes

Wood Pulp

Includes mechanical, sulfite, sulfate, soda, semichemical processes

Rag Pulp

Other Pulps

Includes straw, jute, hemp, cornstalk, waste paper, re- claimed paper pulps

Paper Manufacture

Machinery and apparatus Machine manufacture Hand manufacture Properties and testing

Includes grades of paper: tissue, wrapping, writing, printing, book, building, boards

Paper Products

Manufacture of bags, cartons, containers

For Handcrafts using paper, see 745.5; Bookbinding, 655.45

676.4-677.47

Decimal ChssiRcation

336

676.4

677

,1

.2

.3

A .41

.46

.47

Cellulose Manufacture

For Cellulose used in textile manufacture, see 677.46; Cellu- lose plastics, 668 A4

TEXTILE AND OTHER FIBER

MANUFACTURES

Fiber content, construction, finish, properties, and manufactur- ing processes of textile fabrics and other fiber products

For Fiber crops, see 633.5; Textile dyeing, 667.2; Textile printing, 667.3; Textile handcrafts, 74S.S2; AppareJ manu- facturing, 687

Linen and Other Bast, Leaf, Wood Fiber Textiles

Manufacture of hnen, burlap, from flax, hemp, jute, ramie, pina, similar fibers

Cotton and Other Seed Hair Fiber Textiles

Textile manufacture from cotton, kapok, milkweed fibers

Wool and Other Hair Fiber Textiles

Manufacture of textiles from mohair, cashmere, camel's hair, llama, alpaca, vicuna, rabbit's hair

Silk, Rayon, Man-made Protein Fiber, Resin Fiber Textiles

Silk Textiles

Manufacture of cultivated, wild or Tussah, silks

Rayon Textiles

Rayon manufacture by nitrocellulose, cuprammonium, vis- cose, acetate, ethyl processes

Trade names include Bemberg, Chardonizc, Cordura, Spun-lo, Tenasco, Bubblfil, Acele, Celanesc, Scraccta, For- tisan, Ethofil

Man-Made Protein Fiber and Resin Fiber Textiles

Textile manufacture from man-made protein fibers, e.g. casein, soybean, peanut, zein

Trade names include Lanital, Tiolan, Polan, Cargan, Caso- lana, Lactofil, Aralac, Silkool, Ardil, Mazein

Textile manufacture from resin fibers, e.g. polyamide, . vinyl, \inylchloride Trade names include Nylon, Velon, Saran, Vinyon, Orion

337

Applied Science

677-5-678.3

677.5

.7

678

.22 .23

.24

.27

.29

.3

Mineral and Miscellaneous Fiber Textiles

Manufacture of textiles from asbestos, glass, metal, elastic,

paper fibers

Trade names include Asbeston, Fiberglas, Rcymet, Lastcx

Special Textiles

Fabrics made by special processes: brocade, velvet, flannel, felt, tapestry, carpeting, lace, knit fabrics, coated or impreg- nated fabrics, e.g. crease resistant, noninflammable, shrink resistant, waterproof

Other Industrial Uses of Fibers

Manufacture of cordage and cables

For Knotting, splicing and use ot rope, see 623.88

RUBBER MANUFACTURES AND RUBBER

Manufacturing Processes Using Rubber

Includes use of natural and synthetic rubber

For Preliminary treatment ot natural rubber, see 678,62; Production oi synthetic rubber, 678J22

Masticating, Mixing, Milling, Plasticizing

Compounding and Compounding Ingredients

Includes use of solvents, antioxidants, accelerators of vul- canization

Vulcanizing

Other Processes Using Rubber

Includes molding, coating, extruding, calendering, casting, dipping, spreading, electro-depositing

Reclaiming

Utilization of scrap rubber

For Collection of scrap rubber, see 678.8

Natural and Synthetic Rubber Products

Includes tires, tubes, belting, rubber adhesives

For Application, see manufacture to which applied, e.g. Application of rubber in manufacture of coated and im- pregnated fabrics, 677.6

678.5-678.72

Decimal Classification

338

678.5

.52

.53

.54

.6

.62

.64

.7

.72

Latex

Natural and synthetic

For Preparation oi latex from plants, see 634.986; Pio- duction of synthetic Jatex, 678.722

Manufacturing Processes

Includes preliminary treatment of latex, preservation, con- centration

May be divided like 678.2

For Coagulation of latex and preparation of crude rub- ber, see 678.62

Products

Products made directly from latex

Properties Analysis and Testing

Chemical and physical properties of latex and tests for determining such properties

Natural Rubber and Its Isomers

Hevea brasiliensis, ficus elastica, guayule, kok-saghyz, cas- tilloa, mangabeira, balata, gutta-percha

Preliminary Treatment of Natural Rubber

Includes preparation of crude rubber from latex, coagula- tion, smoking, drying, grading, washing, grinding, packing, storing

For Manufacturing processes using natural rubber, see 6782; Natural rubber products, 678.3

Properties of Natural Rubber Analysis and Testing

Chemical and physical properties of natural rubber and tests for determining such properties

For Engineering properties of natural rubber, see 620. J 9

Elastomers

Synthetic rubber and rubber-like plastics (elasto-plastics)

Synthetic Rubber

Trade names include Ameripol, Butaprene, Butvl rubber, Chemigum, GR-I, GR-M, GR-S, Hycar, Neoprene, Per- bunan, Silastic, Thiokol

339

Apph'ed Science

678.722-679.9

678.722

.724

.73

A

679

.2

.9

Production of Synthetic Rubber

Raw materials Intermediates: Monomers, catalysts,

modifiers

Polymerization, coagulation of latex, drying

For Manufacturing processes usftig synthetic rubber, see 678.2; Synthetic rubber products, 678.3

Properties of Synthetic Rubber Analysis and Testing

Chemical and physical properties of synthetic rubber and tests for determining such properties

For Engineering properties of synthetic rubber, see 620.J9

Rubber-like Plastics (Elasto-Plastics)

Production Properties

Trade names incliKie Butform, Butvar, Geon, Koroseal, Polyisobutylene

Where interest in rubber-like plastics lies chiefly in its relation to plastics, class in Linear polymer plastics,

668.423

Scrap Rubber

Collection Classification

Includes natural and synthetic rubber

For Utilization of scrap rubber, see Reclaiming, 678.29

OTHER MANUFACTURES

It is recommended that Celluloid be classified in 668.44

Tobacco Products

Includes cigars, cigarettes

Waste Materials

Includes salvage of wastes not covered elsewhere

For Salvage of specific material, see material, e.g. Collec- tion of scrap rubber, 678.8

680 MANUFACTURES continued

Includes comprehensive instruction handbooks for home work- shops

For Handcrafts, see 74SS; Hobbies, 790; Instruction handbooks for specific opcTBtioiiy the subject, e.g. how to make toys, 688,7; Model waking, the subject, e.g. Ship njodels, 623.82; Model railroads, 625.19

681.1 Horology

Construction and repair of time measuring instruments, e.g.

clocks, watches, chronometers

Includes makers, history, care, adjustment, cleaning

FoT Clocks as decorative furniture and collectors* items, see 749

681.12-681.8 MANUFACTURE OF SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS

It is recomniGnded that these he chssiEed with their speciEc subjects, e.g. Electric meters, 62137; Mov- ing picture apparatus, 771.3; Sound motion picture apparatus, 621. 34S; Record players, 789.91; Calcu- lating machines, S 10.81 or 651.26; Mechanical toys, 688.7; ScientiRc instruments with use, e.g. Manu- facture of surgical instruments, 617.9; Optical in- struments with use, e.g. Spectacles, 617.7; Tele- scopes, S22.2; Business machines, 6S2-6S3; Musical instruments, 780, e.g. Piano, 786.2

682 SMALL FORGE WORK

Includes hand forging of tools; iron work, horseshoeing

683 GUNSMITHING

Manufacture, repair, makers and history of gun making Includes catalogs

For Ordnance, see 623.4; Gunncr\% 623.5

.3 Locksmithing

Includes locks and keys; catalogs

340

34^

Apph'ed Science

684-687.11

684

.1

685

.3

686 687

.1

WOODWORKING

Construction of articles from wood

Includes woodworking manuals, tools and machinery

For Wood handcrafts, e.g. Whittling, see 745.5; Wood cann- ing, 736.4; Carpentry and /oinen^ in construction of build- ings, 694; Wood turning, 674.43; Manufacture ot veneers and plywood, 674.83

Furniture Making

Includes soft furnishing or upholstered furniture; restoration or refinishing of antiques

For Period fnrmture, see 749.2; History, design, collection of furniture, 749

Cabinet Making

Construction of fine woodwork Includes work with veneers; inlaying

For Manufacture of veneers, see 674.83

LEATHER GOODS MANUFACTURE

Includes saddlery, glo\c making, manufacture of luggage, hand- bags

For Leather processing (tanning, dressing, finishing), see 67S

Footwear

Specifications Manufacture Repair

It is recommended that BINDING be classified in 655.45

APPAREL MANUFACTURING

Includes fashion modeling; accessories, e.g. hosiery, underwear, millinery

For Home sewing and tailoring, see 646.4; Home millinery, 646.5

Commercial Garment Making

Design Pattern making and grading Cutting Tai- loring Dressmaking

Includes fur craftsmanship

.11

Men's Apparel

687.12-688.7

DeciuvaJ ChssiEcation

342

687.12 Women's Apparel

688 SMALL ARTICLE MANUFACTURE

Includes smoking accessories

.7 Toy Making

Includes mechanical toys (formerly classified in 681.15)

690 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Erection of buildings

For Architecture or artistic design ot structures, see 720; Struc- tural engineering or analysis and design ot structures stressing safety and efficiency, 624; Form divisions .I-.9, p. Iv

691

.1

.2 3 A

3

.6

.7

.8

,9

692

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Selection Deterioration Preservation

For Engineering properties and testing ot building materials, see 620. J J; Types of building construction, the type, e.g. Modern timber construction, 694; Structural engineering use ot materials, 624, e.g. Keintorced concrete design, 624 AS; Resistant construction, 693.8

Timber

Stone

Concrete and Reinforced Concrete

Ceramic or Clay Materials

Includes brick, tile, adobe

Cement

Glass

For decorative or architectural use of glass, see 729

Iron and Steel

For Structural design oi steel construction, see 624.177

Other Metals

Includes aluminum

Other Materials

Includes plastics, composition shingles, insulating material (Fiberglas, wall board)

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES

Includes comprehensive material on contracts and specifications

343

692.2-693-4

Decimal ChssiEcation

344

692.2

•3

A

.5

693

.1

Building Detail Drawing

Includes **How to read plans"

Specifications

Includes building standards

For Material including both specifications and contracts, see 692; SpeciRcations tor partkuhi type ot constmctioUy type oi constiuction, e.g. Specifications for reinforced con- crete construction, 693.5

Contracts

For Material including both specifications and contracts see 692

Estimates

Includes costs

Supervision

Includes building inspection, prevention of accidents during construction

Building Laws

Regulation of construction, alterarion, repair, remodeling, moving, use, maintenance, occupancy

For Electrical codes, see 621328; Plumbing codes, 696.9

SYSTEMS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Systems Method or trade Tools

Includes comprehensive works which include materials

For Materials of building construction, see 691; Struc- tural engineering systems, 624.18; Architectural design, 720

Masonry Construction

Includes stone masonry, stonecutting, mason's trade

Brick Masonry

Includes bricklaying, adobe construction

A

Hollow Tile and Concrete Block Masonry

34S

Applied Science

693.5-694.8

693.5

.7

.83

.84

.85

Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Masonry

Includes framing

For Structural engineering elements of reinforced concrete see 624.177

Plaster and Lathe Work

Includes stucco

Steel Construction

Methods of erection of structural steel parts and supports for buildings (riveted, bolted and arc welded construction) Includes structural steel framing

For Elements of design of structural steel construction {the major portion ot material on steel construction)^ see 624 A77; Welding, 671.52

Resistant Construction

Fireproof Construction

Insulation

Includes thermal (heat) and acoustical (sound) insulation

Pest Resistant Construction

Includes termite and rodent resistance

Shock Resistant Construction

Includes earthquake, bomb resistance

694

.2

.8

WOOD CONSTRUCTION

Includes carpentry and joinery, beginners' manuals, home car- pentry

Framing

Walls Floors Partirions Roofs Includes use of steel square

Stairbuilding

For Other details of construction, see 695

695-6974

695

Decimal Classification

346

6%

.1

.2 .9

697

.1

.2

.3

A

DETAILS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Construction Repair Trade

Includes wood, slate, tile, asbestos, metal, asphalt shingles and roll roofing; floors and floor coverings, doors and door frames, windows and window frames

For Stair construction, see 694.8

FITTINGS FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Estimates Supplies Installation Inspection Reg- ulation

Includes comprehensive works on plumbing, heating and ventilation installation

Plumbing

Pipe Fitting

Plumbing Legislation

HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR

CONDITIONING ENGINEERING

Principles Systems Installation Equipment Maintenance and repair

Includes domestic heating and ventilation (formerly classified in 644)

Heating and ventilating engineering was formerly classified in 628.8

Heating Systems and Equipment

Includes fireplaces, radiators, convectors, district heating

Radiant and Panel Heating

Includes stoves, solar heating

Warm Air Heating

Gravity systems Mechanical systems

Includes furnaces and equipment

Hot Water Heating and Piping

Includes boilers and accessories

347

Applied Science

697.5-699

697.5

.7

.9

.92

.93

698

.1

3

699

Steam Heating

Includes piping

Use of Fuels for Heating

Includes gas, oil, coal

Use of Electricity for Heating

Includes induction heating (radio-frequency), conduction heating (by actual contact)

Chimneys and Flues

Ventilating and Air Conditioning

For Refrigeration, see 621.56

Ventilating

Includes fans

Air Conditioning

Includes air distribution, air cleaning, heat transference, control means for maijitaining temperature and humidity

For specific application, see subject, e.g. air conditioning of mines, 622.4

DECORATION IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Tools Materials Methods

Includes house painting and decorating, paper hanging For Styles ot interior decoration, see 747; Painting, 750

House Painting

Exterior and interior

Includes mixing and application methods

Wood Finishing

Includes staining, polishing, varnishing, waxing, enameling and painting

Paper Hanging

It is recommended that CARBUILDING be classified in

625.22

700 Arts and Recreation

701

704

.9

.94

.948

708

Fine arts Decorative arts Sportive arts

FoT Form divisions 2-7, see p. Iv, adaptations in J , 4, 8 follow:

PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY

Includes psychology, esthetics (generic characteristics of fine arts), appreciation and criticism of the arts

For Specific field of art, see subject, e.g. Criticism of Renais- sance painting, 759.03; Esthetics in general, 101

ART ESSAYS, LECTURES, ADDRESSES

For Literature concerning specific field of art, see subject, e.g. Essays on painting, 750A; Design in modem life. 74S

Collected writings on two or more fine arts

For Collected writings on paintings, see 750; Design, 745; Architecture, 720

Representation in art

Albums Portfolios

Description and study of way in which various sub- jects are represented in the arts

Includes human figure in art, nature in art, symbolism and other subjects

For Symbolism in painting, see 750; in sculpture, 730

Religious Art

Includes Christian and Non-Christian art

For Religious painting, see 755

GALLERIES, MUSEUMS AND PRIVATE

COLLECTIONS

Function Collection and preparation of exhibition materials Exhibitions ( Catalogs ) Administration

^ccific art galleries, museums and private collections may be arranged alphabetically by city, then by name of gallery

348

349

Arts and Recreation

709-709.9

709

ART HISTORY

For History of specific field of art, see subject, e.g. History of painting, 759; Sculpture, 730.9

709.01-709.03 HISTORIC PERIOD OF ART

For History of a nation2l art, see 709.J-.9; His- tory oi specific chss oi ait, the subject, e.g. His- tory of design, 74S,09

.01 Primitive and Ancient Art

Primitive art is artistic expression of primitive peoples and of those who, regardless of chronological period in which they live, are in the same childlike stage of development Ancient art includes artistic expression of ancient and classi- cal worlds

For Prehistoric art, see 57 J. 7

.02 Christian Art

Includes Early Christian art (1-700 a.d.), Byzantine art (527-1200 A.D.), Medieval art (1150-1500)

.03 Modern Art

Includes Renaissance art (1420-1600), Boroque art (1600- 1720), Rococo (last phase of Baroque), Neo-Classicism (late 18th-early 19th century), 20th century art

709.1-709.9 NATIONAL ART

May be divided like 930-999, e.g. History of

French art, 709 A4; or 709.1 may be arranged

alphabetically by country

3S1

Arts and Recreation

711.45-711.7

710 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Control and design of out-of-door surroundings to insure their proper and esthetic adaptation to use

For Form divisions J -.9, see p. Iv

711 CITY PLANNING

Control and guidance of physical growth and arrangement of communities to insure their greater efficiency and attractiveness Includes development and redevelopment

For Comprehensive treatment of economic and social plan- ning, see 309.2

.01 Theory

Includes centralization \s. decentralization (formerly classi- fied in 711.13)

.09 History and Development

Includes planning and plans of specific cities For Description oi cities, see 913-919

.1 Technical Procedure

Includes professional practice (collection and presentation of data, making and presentation of plans, estimation of cost, supervision)

.13 It is recommended that Centralization vs. Decentraliza-

tion be classified in 711.01

.17 Administration

It is recommended that Legislation creating and empower- ing agencies, public land, right of way, be classified in 333.1

.2 It is recommended that National Planning be classified in

309.23

.3 It is recommended that Regional Planning be classified in

309.24

A Design in City Planning

,41 Plans Based upon Street Patterns

Gridiron system Radial type Organic or studied ir- regularity plan

350

711.45

.5

.52

.55

.57

.58

.59

.7

Plans Based upon Function

Capital cities Port cities Industrial cities Residen- tial cities

Patterns of Land Use in City Planning

For Zoning laws, restrictions as methods of control, see 333.77

Recreational Facilities

Includes planning of parks, playgrounds and lots, squares and plazas, bathing beaches, athletic fields

Functional Centers

Includes planning of civic centers, cultural and intellectual centers (formerly classified in .57), commercial and indus- trial centers

It is recommended that Cultural and Intellectual Cen- ters be classified in 711.55

Residential Use

Neighborhood and community planning

Includes suburban and rural residential areas, garden cities

Urban Redevelopment

Includes slums and slum clearance; redevelopment of blighted areas; low cost, low rental housing

Structural Elements in City Planning

Relation of structures to surroundings Regulation of

height, materials, spacing

Includes buildings, bridges, architectural and sculptural ac- cessories (lighting fixtures, advertising and display structures, waste cans, mail boxes)

For Design of structures, see 729; Engineering, 620

Channels of Communication in City Planning

Planning for streets, roads, railways, waterways and waterfronts, air transport terminal facilities, parking and underground park- ing facilities, and accessories such as signs

Where interest in air transport lies chiefly in aeronautics, class in 629.16

For Transportation engineering, see 625; Architecture, 720; Construction, 690

711.8-712.62

Decimal CJassiRcation

352

353

Arts and Recreation

712.7-715

711.8

712

.5

.53

.54

.62

Underground Utilities in City Planning

Includes planning for water supply, sewage, power transmission

For Sanitary engineering, see 628; Electric power engineer- ing, 621

TYPES OF LANDSCAPE DESIGN

For Design oi community, see 711, Cemetenes, 718; State and national parks, 719

Technical Procedure

Office practice Collection of data Presentation of plans Supervision Costs

Public Parks

Includes squares, commons, exposition and fair grounds, grounds of public buildings

For Parks and recreational {acilities in city planning, see 711S2; State and national parks or reservations, 719; Plant- ing and culture, 630

It is recommended that Water Features in Public Parks

be classified in 714

Recreational Facilities in Public Parks

Provision and planning of playgrounds, athletic fields, am- phitheatres

For Recreational facilities in city planning, see 711.S2

Estates

Property consisting of at least a house and its site, regardless of size

Includes landscape design of home grounds, apartment grounds, suburban and country estates

For Planting and culture, see 630

Gardens

Includes design of back yards, penthouse gardens and gar- dens devoted to special plants, e.g. Shakespearean, old fash- ioned, rose garden, rock garden

For Planting and culture , see 635.9; Use oi specific trees, shrubs and plants in landscape design, 71S-716; Gardens as part of landscaping of whole estate, 712.6

712.7

713

714

715

Semiprivate and Institutional Grounds

Includes grounds of country clubs, hotels, institutions (hos- pitals, universities, churches, industrial plants, railroads, air- ports)

For Planting and culture, see 630

LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION AND

MAINTENANCE

It is recommended that Construction of roads and pavements be classified in 625.7; Bridges, 624.2-.8; Tunnels, 624.152; Cost, in 712.3

714-717 ELEMENTS AND MATERIALS

of hndscape aichitecture

WATER FEATURES IN LANDSCAPE

ARCHITECTURE

Practical and esthetic treatment of bodies of water and their shore lines; use of fountains, pools, cascades Includes development and utilization of shore lines as public parks or part of parks (formerly classified in 712.53)

FoT Water features in city planning, see specific use, e.g., Rec- reationa] use, 711. S2; Transportation, 711.7; Sculptural details of fountains, 736S

TREES, SHRUBS AND HEDGES IN

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Practical and esthetic use of trees, shrubs, and hedges as integral part of landscape design

Includes flowering trees, shrubs and vines, e.g., magnolia trees, rose bushes and wisteria vines

For Planting and culture of trees in forests, see 634.95, of shrubs and hedges, 63S.97; Diseases of trees, 634.96, of shrubs, 632; botanv, S80

716-719

Decimal Classification

354

716

717

718

719

HERBACEOUS PLANTS OR ANNUALS IN

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Practical and esthetic use of flowering plants, mosses, and ferns as integral part of landscape design

For Planning oi gardens, flower and otherwise, see 712,62; Growing oi flowers, in gardens, window boxes, penthouses, dishes, 635.96; Botany, 580

STRUCTURES IN LANDSCAPE

ARCHITECTURE

Relationship of buildings, terraces, walls, fences, gates, steps and ornamental accessories (monuments, sundials, seats, fireplaces and garden furniture) to other elements of landscape design

For Architectural design, see 729; Construction, 690; Group- ing of buildings in city planning, 71L5; Structural elements in citv planning, 71L6

PLANNING OF CEMETERIES

Legislation Administration Design

Consideration of roads, paths, bridges, planting, buildings, monuments and accessories in planning cemeteries

For Mortuary architecture, see 726.8; Monumental sculp- ture, 736.5; Engineering, 625; Disposal of dead {Public health, 614,6; Customs, 392)

PLANNING OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE

RESERVATIONS

Planning for preservation of natural scenery, forests and historical features; for water supply safety, and incidentally for recreation of public land Includes national, state reservations

For Game preserves, see 333.78; Provision oi parks in cities. 711.52; Design ot public parks, 712,5; Wild lite conservation,

333.78

720.2

.9

721

720 ARCHITECTURE

Art of designing buildings of beauty and utility of form and arrange- ment, and selection of material to meet requirements

For Structures in city planning, see 711.6; in landscape architec- ture, 717; Form divisions J, ,3-8, p. Iv; exceptions .2, .9 toUow

Outlines, Manuals

Includes technical procedure (professions' ractice, relations, architectural presentation)

For Architectural drawing, see 744.4

History of Architecture

Development Critical appraisal

Includes works of individual architects

May be divided like 930-999 or arranged alphabetically by country

For Periods of architecture extending over more than one country, see 722-724, e.g. Renaissance architecture in Italy and France, 724.1

It is recommended that ARCHITECTURAL CON- STRUCTION REQUIRING EMPLOYMENT OF ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES be classified in 624, eg. Foundations, 624.15; Arches, 624.177; BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION, 690-698, e.g. Roof Construction, 694.2; Brick Construction, 693.2 DESIGN OF STRUCTURAL FEATURES, where most of architectural construction material should fall, 729

355

722-724.9

Decimal ChssiRcation

356

722

JS

.91

723

.1

2 3

A .5

724

.1

.9

722-724 PERIODS OF ARCHITECTURE

Chronological development of architec-

tuial styles

Unless period extends over more than one

country, this scheme should be used only

by libraries not using 720.9

ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE (4000 B.C.-

300 A.D.)

Ancient architecture includes structures of ancient Babylonia, Assyria, Egypt, Persia, China, Japan, India

Classical Architecture

Includes Greek and Roman structures

Pre-Columbian American Architecture

Includes Aztec, Mayan, Incan structures

MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE (300 A.D.-1400)

Early Christian Architecture

Includes catacombs, basilicas

Byzantine Architecture (500-1200)

Eastern Architecture (200-1500)

Includes Mohammedan, Buddhistic, Hindu architecture of Near East, China, India and Japan

Romanesque Architecture (1000-1100) Gothic Architecture (1 1 50-1400)

MODERN ARCHITECTURE (1400- )

Renaissance Architecture

Includes Baroque (1500-1700), Rococo (1720-1800)

Twentieth Century Architecture

Includes functional

357

Arts and Recreation

725-725.6

725-728 TYPES OF ARCHITECTURE

Design of new buildings

For Description and critical appraisal of historic buildings, see 720.9 or 722-724; Construction, 690; Design of details, 729; Materials, 69 J -

725 PUBLIC BUILDINGS

1. Government Buildings

International National State County Municipal

Includes capitols, legislative and judicial buildings, govern- ment agencies and offices, post offices, official residences (executive mansions, rulers' palaces, embassies, legations, consulates) , customs, military buildings (barracks, forts, armories, arsenals), police and fire stations, refuse plants, incinerators, comfort stations

For Aqueducts, reservoirs, see 628.1

Jl Commercial Buildings

Includes stores, office buildings, financial buildings, exchanges, markets, skyscrapers

.3 Transportation and Storage Buildings

Includes railway, bus, marine and air terminals; service facili- ties, e.g. garages, filling stations

Where interest in air terminals lies chiefly in aeronautics,

class in 629.16

For Planning for transportation facilitieSy see 711.7

.35 Warehouse and Storage Buildings

.36 Elevators for Storage of Grain, Ore

A Industrial Architecture

Includes factories, mills, shipyards

.5 Hospital Architecture

Includes institutions for handicapped

Prison Architecture

Includes reformatories

725-7-727-3

Decimal Classification

358

725.7

J&

.9

726

.4 .5

.6

.7

.8

.9

727

.1

3

Refreshment and Park Buildings

Includes restaurants, ta\crns, baths, swimming pools

Recreation Buildings

Includes theaters, auditoriums, stadiums, gymnasiums, rinks, race tracks

Other Public Buildings

Includes exhibition and fair buildings, memorials

ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE

Includes non-Christian temples; mosques, minarets, synagogues

For Description of specific styles, see 720.9 or 722-724. e.g. Parthenon, 720.938 or 722.6; Details, e.g. furniture, 749

Parish Halls

Churches

Includes Cathedrals (formerly classified in 726.6)

For Description of specific churches, see 720.9 or 722-724 It is recommended that Cathedrals be classified in 726.5

Monastic Architecture

Includes abbeys, priories, nunneries, and accessory structures

Mortuary Architecture

Includes mortuary chapels, tombs, crematories, morgues

Other Religious Buildings

Includes dwellings and religious association buildings

EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE

Includes details of special rooms for both private and public schools

For Gymnasiums, see 725.8; Laboratories, 727. S

School Architecture

College and University Architecture

Includes dormitories, commons, unions

For Chapter houses, see 728.4; Gymnasiums, 72^^.8; Librar- ies, 727.8; Laboratories, 727. S

359

Arts and Recreation

727.5-728.7

727.5

.6

.7 .8

728

.1

.2

.3

.4

.5

.7

Research Facilities

Includes laboratories, botanical and zoological gardens and houses, obser\atories

Museum Architecture

For Art galleries, sec 727.7

Art Gallery Architecture

Libraries

Includes public and private libraries and details of special rooms

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE

Multiple Dwelling Architecture

Includes low rental housing and apartments (formerly classi- fied in 728.2)

For Housing in city planning, see 711.59

It is recommended that Apartment Architecture be classi- fied in 728.1

Urban Residence Architecture

Includes detached, semidetached, prefabricated urban houses

Club Architecture

Includes country clubs, political clubs, fraternity houses

Hotel Architecture

Includes inns, hostels, motels

Rural Architecture

Small dwellings

Includes farmhouses, ranch houses, bungalows, cottages

For Country seats, see 728.8

Resort Architecture

Includes seaside, mountain, summer and winter houses, house- boats, hunting lodges

For Resort hotels, see 728.5

728.8-729-5

Decimal Classification

560

728.8

.9

729

.1

.2

3

A

.5

Country Seat Architecture

For Small rural residences, ^ee 728.6; Histonc castles, cha- teaux, manor houses, 720.9 or 722-724

Accessory Domestic Buildings

Includes gatehouses, stables, kennels, poultry houses, garages, barns, silos, dairies, conservatories and other outbuildings

For Commercial garages, see 725-3

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND

DECORATION

Disposition of the elements of a building

For Theory of design, see 745; Architectural drawing, 744.4; Interior decoration, 747; Design oi types of building, the type, e.g. SmalJ house design, 728.6

Elevation

Includes design of light and shade, proportion

Planning

Includes consideration of function, size, arrangement of in- terior, communication, lighting, acoustics

Design of Details

Includes walls, orders of columns, arches, vaults and domes, roofs, towers, gables and pediments, doors and windows, stairs, and ramps

For Construction, see 624 and 690

Painted Decoration

Includes painted ceilings, walls, moldings, panels

For Painted decoration which stresses fine art, e.g. Murals, ceihngs painted by masters, such as Sistine chapel, see 7S0; Design, 74S

Decoration in Relief

Carved decoration and ornament, architectural sculpture

Where interest in Carving lies chiefl}^ in its relation to Sculpture, class in 736.5

361

729.6

.7 .8

.9

Arts and Recreation

729.6-729.9

It is recommended that Incrustation of Exteriors and In- teriors in Brick, Stone, Marble, Tile be classified m 69U; Inlay, 684.2; Enamel, 738.4; Veneering, 684.2 It is recommended that Mosaics be classified in 738.5 It is recommended that Stained Glass Windows be classi- fied in 748.5

It is recommended that Furniture be classified in 749; Lighting Fixtures in 749

730.9

730 SCULPTURE

Three dimensional art of organizing masses by carving or modeling For Form divisions, except .9, see p. Iv

History of Sculpture

Development Critical appraisal of the great schools of sculpture

Includes works of individual sculptors

May be divided like 930-999, or arranged alphabetically by country

For Periods of sculpture extending ovgt more than one country, see 732-735, e.g. Renaissance sculpture in France and Italy, 735.2J

731

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF SCULPTURE

Composition Form Subject Preservation and care

Methods of restoration

Manner or method of execution in all materials used in sculp- ture except ceramic materials and metals Includes masks

For Technique in ceramic sculpture, see 738; in metal sculpture, 739

732-735 PERIODS OF SCULPTURE Chronological development oi sculpture

Unless period extends over more than one country, this scheme should he used only by libraries not using 730.9

732

ANCIENT SCULPTURE (3000 B.C.- )

PRIMITIVE SCULPTURE

Ancient sculpture represented chiefly by remains found in Baby- lonia, Assyria, Egypt, Persia, China, Japan, India

362

363

Arts and Recreation

732.2-735.29

732.2

733

734

.5

735

.21

.22

Primitive Sculpture

Includes not only work of primitive races but also of people whose artistic expression is in the same childlike stage of de- velopment regardless of the chronological period in which they live

Where interest in primitive sculpture lies chiefly in its rela- tion to cultural anthropology, class in 572.7

CLASSICAL SCULPTURE (1500 B.C.-476 A.D.)

Greek, Roman and Etruscan sculpture

CHRISTIAN SCULPTURE EASTERN

SCULPTURE

Includes Early Christian and Byzantine sculpture

Medieval or Gothic Sculpture (1000-1399)

Includes Romanesque sculpture

Eastern Sculpture

Mohammedan and Buddhistic sculpture at its height in China, Japan, India and Near East

MODERN SCULPTURE

Includes sculpture of Latin America

Renaissance Sculpture (1400-1799)

Includes Baroque (1600) and Rococo (1700)

Classic Period of 19th Century

Includes Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism

.29

20th Century Sculpture

736-738

Decimal Classification

364

736-739 DEVELOPMENT

critical appraisal and collection oi sculpture in dii-

ferent media

736 CARVING OF SPECIAL MATERIALS

.2 Carved or Engraved Gems and Precious Stones

Includes intaglios, cameos, scarabs, jade cutting

For Properties, description, history oi gems, see 553.8; Cut- ting, setting, desigmng of gems as /ewelr\% 739.27; Industrial uses of gems, 621.9

.3 Engraved Seals, Stamps, Signets

Includes personal and official seals, seals for special occasions and organizations

A Sculpture in Wood

Development Critical appraisal

Includes work in the round and in relief; statues, busts, scrollwork

For Technique of carving in wood, see 73 J

,5 Sculpture in Stone

Development Critical appraisal

Includes statues, busts, monuments, garden sculpture, archi- tectural sculpture

Where interest in architectural sculpture lies chiefly in its relation to architecture, class in 729.5 For Technique of stone sculpture, see 731

.6 Carved Ivory, Bone, Horn

Includes netsukes

.8 It is recommended that Hallmarks be classified with the

material marked, e.g. British Silver Marks, 739.2

737 NUMISMATICS

Includes medals, tokens, counters

.4 Coins

738 CERAMIC SCULPTURE

Historic development Description Collection

Includes potters' art and marks

365

Arts and Recreation

738.2-739.7

738.2

3

A

.5 .6

739

.2

.27

A

5

J

For Technology of ceramics, see 666

Porcelain China

Includes figurines, vases, tablewares, e.g. Royal Copenhagen, Haviland, Limoges, Spode, Lenox

Earthenware

Term used interchangeably with potter\% faience, majolica Includes figurines, vases, tablewares, e.g. Wedgwood, Delft- ware, Royal Copenhagen, Faience, Italian Majolica

Use for material on both porcelain and pottery

Enamels

Includes cloisonn^

Mosaics

Ornamental Bricks, Tiles

METAL SCULPTURE

Includes repousse, a process of shaping by beating or hammering; wrought metalwork; metal casting from a mold taken of a model For MefaJ manufactures, see 671-672

Precious Metals

Gold Silver Platinum

Includes religious articles, tableware, vases, marks of silver- smiths and goldsmiths

Jewelry

Art of the jeweler

Includes design of settings, cutting and setting of gems and semiprecious stones

Iron

Ornamental work in iron and steel For Metal manufactures, see 671-672

Bronze and Other Metals

Copper Brass Pewter Aluminum

Includes sculpture in the round and in relief May be arranged alphabetically by country

Armor

Ornamentation of side arms, firearms, as well as suits of armor For Manufacture of arms and armor, see 683

740 DRAWING DECORATIVE ART

741

2

A

.64

^5 £7

.7

For Form divisions .1-.9, see p. Iv

FREEHAND DRAWING

Art of representing an idea, emotion or object by use of line, tone or color

Materials and Methods of Freehand Drawing

How to draw How to use various media of charcoal, chalk, crayon, pencil, pen, pastels

Elements of Freehand Drawing

Line Proportion Light and shade

Color

For Perspective, see 742

Composition

Cartoons Caricatures

Materials Methods Critical appraisal Collections

Includes works of cartoonists and caricaturists, drawing for animated cartoons

For Technical processes involved in producing animated

cartoons, see 778.S

Illustration

Illustration is the translation of an author's idea into pictorial form

Book Illustration

Includes illustration of book covers and jackets

For Books which are rarities because oi then illustration, see 096

Magazine Illustration

Advertising Illustration or Commercial Art

Includes fashion drawing, poster art; greeting card art For Layout in advertising, see 659.13

Sketching

Representation of an idea roughly to present its chief features

366

367

Arts and Recreation

741.9-744.45

74L9

742

743

744

.43

.45

Collections of Drawings

Drawings of specific artists, schools or periods, places

PERSPECTIVE

Theory Principles

For Other methods of technical drafting, see 744 AS

ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS

Human Animal Plant

Includes ''how to draw" both from life and cast

TECHNICAL DRAFTING INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION ILLUSTRATION

Process of drawing freehand or with instruments, designed to impart exact and specific information to the reader Is vari- ously termed drafting, mechanical drawing, engineering drawing, precision drawing Includes drafting room layout and practice, materials, equipment

Where interest in technical drafting lies chiefly in its relation to a specific subject, class in subject, e.g. Engineering drafting, 620.04; Aircraft drafting and production illustration, 629.142

For Graphic solutions or geometric construction, see SIS

Types of Technical Drafting and Industrial Production Il- lustration

Engineering drafting (mechanical, civil, mining, chemical, electrical) Architectural drafting Map drafting

(plat, contour, topographic)

Conventions

Special lettering Shading Dimensioning

Methods

Working drawings and pictorial illustration

Includes orthographic, axonomctric ( isometric, dimetric,

trimetric), oblique projections

For Perspective, see 742

744-5-745'58

Decimal Classification

368

744.5

745

.2

.3

A

.44

.5

52

.58

Duplication of Technical Drawings

Includes blueprints and blueprint reading

Where interest in blueprint reading lies chiefly in its rela- tion to a specific subject, class in subject, e.g. Aircraft blue- prints and blueprint reading, 629.142

y^^-y^g DECORATIVE ARTS

DECORATIVE ART AND DESIGN

Decorative or applied arts utilize various phases of art as a means of ornamentation or enrichment, and generally are more the product of craftsmen than of artists

Industrial Art

Structural design of objects, e.g. radios, clocks, lighting fixtures, automobiles, for mass production by machine tools

Folk Art

Naive, non-academic, often untrained artistic expression of simple people in the design of utensils, furniture, portraiture,

dress

Design

Theories Principles Elements of pure and applied de- sign

Historic Decoration or Ornament

Includes periods and schools

Handcrafts

Productive, creative work done by hand with the aid of simple tools or machines

Includes design and instruction in crafts using wood, leather, metals, plastics, paper, textiles, e.g. wallpaper design, painted textiles, tincraft

Textile Handcrafts

It is recommended that Rugs be classified in 746.7 FoT Laces, tapestry, needlework, see 746

Basketry

Raffia, rush, cane handwork

369

Arts and Recreation

745,6-746.7

745.6

.67

746

.2

Decorative Lettering

Alphabets Monograms Heraldic design For Lettering for technical drafting, see 744 A3

Manuscript Illumination

For Manuscripts which are valuable because of ilJumination, see 096

Stencil Decoration

Mechanical means of applying patterns with paint to textiles, furniture

For Silk screen printing, see 655.3

LACES TAPESTRIES NEEDLEWORK

Historic development Design Identification and collection

For Instruction in home needlework, lace making, see 646.2; Machine production, e.g. Production ot laces, 677.6

Laces

For Instruction in home crocheting and tattings see 646.2

.3

Tapestries

For Machine production ot tapestries^ see 677.6

A

Needle Crafts

For Instruction in home sewing, smocking, knitting, crochet- ing, quilting, enibroider\% see 646.2

.44

Embroidery

Crewelwork Needle point Ecclesiastic embroidery Samplers

.7

Handmade Rugs

Includes Oriental rugs (formerly classified in 745.52)

747-748.6

Decimal Classification

370

747

748

INTERIOR DECORATION

Planning, designing, execution of structural interiors and their

furnishings

Includes walls, ceilings, floors and their decorative treatment; consideration of the use of upholstery, draperies, furniture, light- ing in designing interiors of homes and other buildings; use of color in planning interiors

House furnishing was formerly classified in 645 For Factors involved in interior decoration, apart from their roJe in interior decoration, see subjects, e.g. Tapestries. 746.3; Rugs, 746.7; Furniture, 749; Color, 752; Architecture, 720

Period Styles of Interior Decoration

May be arranged alphabetically by country

For Period styles ot architecture, see 722-724; Period styles of furniture, 749.2

GLASSWARE

Ornamental and useful glass for table use, mirrors, lighting fix- tures, e.g. lamps, candelabra

For Technical and mass production of glassware, see 666.J

.2

.5

.6

Period Styles of Glassware

Historic development Design Identification Collec- tion

Includes Venetian, Bohemian, German, French (Lalique), English (Bristol), Irish (Waterford), American (Stiegel, Wister, Sandwich [Pressed glass], Steuben), Scandinavian (Orrefors)

Stained Glass

Design Process of makmg stained glass windows

Decoration of Glass

Includes intaglio or relief cutting, engraving, etching, sand blasting, spun glass techniques

37^

749

2

.21

.22

.23

Arts and Recreation

749-749-26

FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES

Historic development Design Identification Collec-

tion of fine furniture

Includes chairs, beds, tables, desks, chests; decorative forms of frames, brackets, consoles; accessories, e.g. fireplace mantels, clock cases; general collecting manuals

For Furniture manufacture, see 684.1; Consideration of fui niture as an integral part of interior decoration, 747

Period Styles of Furniture

Includes antiques, reproductions

For Gothic period furniture of more than one country, see 749.24; Renaissance period furniture of more than one country, 749.25; Baroque, 749.24

American Furniture

Early American Colonial American Georgian (Sa- vory) Federal (Duncan Phyfe) Modern

English Furniture

English Gothic English Renaissance (Tudor, Eliza-

bethan, Jacobean) William and Mary Queen Anne Georgian (Chippendale, Hcpplcwhite, Adam, Sheraton) Regency Modern

German and Austrian Furniture

German Gothic Modern

German rococo

Biedermeier

,24

.25

French Furniture

French Gothic and Gothic in general French Renais- sance French baroque (Louis XIV) and Baroque in gen- eral French rococo French classic (Louis XVI) French provincial Directoire Empire Modern

Italian Furniture

Italian Renaissance and Renaissance in general

.26

Hispanic Furniture

Spanish Portuguese

749-27-749-29

749.27 .28 .29

Decimal Classification

372

Slavic Russian Scandinavian

Other

Includes the lacquers of Japan

751

752

750 PAINTING

For History of painting, see 759; Painters and their work, school of painting, regardless of medium, technique, or subject, e.g. Religious oil paintings ot Leonardo, 759.5; Political ideology oi nniraJs of Diego Rivera, 759.972; Form divisions, except .9 which is not used, see p. 'v

MATERIALS AND METHODS OF PAINTING

Composition Form Preservation and care Methods of restoration

Includes manner or method of execution in water color, gouache, wash, tcmpora, fresco, oil

For Work of individual painters, see national school of painting to which they belong, regardless oi medium, e.g. Water colors ot John Marin, 759.13

COLOR THEORY AND PRACTICE

Properties Values Harmonies Contrasts Charts For Theory of color and light, see 535.6

y^^-y^S DEVELOPMENT CRITICAL APPRAISAL COLLECTION

Paintings discussed primarily from viewpoint of sub- ject treatment, the artist being of secondary impor- tance, e.g. Famous battle paintings, 7S6

753

754

755

756

EPIC PAINTING

Paintings of gods, heroes and other legendary figures

GENRE PAINTING

Paintings of everyday life

RELIGIOUS PAINTING

Paintings of religious figures and subjects, Christian and non Christian

HISTORICAL PAINTING

Paintings of famous events, battles

373

757-759-05

Decimal Classification

374

375

Arts and Recreation

759.06-759.5

757 PORTRAITURE

Includes figure painting and painting of portrait miniatures

For Personal portraits, see 920

758 LANDSCAPE STILL LIFE

Includes seascapes, flower painting, animal painting

759 HISTORY OF PAINTING

Development, critical appraisal and collections of work of great periods and schools of painting

y^g 01-759.06 PERIODS OF PAINTING

Painting of the same chionohgical period extending over more than one country

For Painting in a particular country or of a specific artist, see 7 59. J -.9 regardless of period

.01 Ancient Painting Primitive Painting

Includes ancient decorative painting of the Orient, Egypt, Greece, and Rome; miniature painting of Persia

.02 Christian Painting (llth-12th-13th Century)

Includes Early Christian, Byzantine, Romanesque and Gothic painting

.03 Renaissance Painting (14th-15th-16th Century)

For Renaissance painting ot a specific country, see 759.I-.9, e.g. Itahan Renaissance painters, 759.5

.04 17th and 18th Century Painting

For 17th and 18th century paintings of a specific countTV, see 759. J- 9, e.g. J 8th century painting in England, 759.2

.05 19th Century Painting

Includes impressionism (formerly classified in 759.914), neo-imprcssionism, and intimism

For J 9th century painters of a specific country, see 759.J-.9, e.g. Corot and the French impressionists, 759.4

759.06 20th Century Painting

Includes so-called "Modern or Contemporary" painting with its miscellaneous movements: cubism (formerly classified in 759.915), abstraction, dadoism, surrealism (formerly classi- fied in 759.915)

For 20th century painting in a specific country, see 759.J-.9, e.g. Dah and Spanish 20th century painters, 759.6

y^Q i_y5Q.9 NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF PAINTING

Includes works of individual artists regardless of period

or subject

.1 American Painting

Includes United States and Canadian painters from John Cop- . ley, 18th; Inness, Whistler, 19th; to Marin, O'Kecffe, Sheeler, Stella, 20th century

.11 Canadian Painting

.13 United States Painting

2 English Painting

Includes painters from Hogarth and Reynolds, 18th; Turner, Wilson, Millais, 19th; John Seckert, and Paul Nash, 20th century

3 German Painting

Includes German, Austrian, Czechoslovakian, Polish, Hun- garian painters from Durer and Holbein, 16th; to Klee and Grosz, 20th century

.4 French Painting

Includes painters from Poussin, 17th; Watteau and Chardin, 18th; Delacroix, Millet, Corot, Daumier, Manet, Degas, Cezanne, Gauguin, 19th; to Matisse, Braque, Rousseau, Rouault, 20th century

.5 Italian Painting

Includes painters from Giotto, 14th; Fra Angelico, Botticelli, 15th; Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Tintoretto, 16th'; Guardi, Tiepolo, 18th; to Chirico, 20th century; also • futurism (formerly classified in 759.915)

759-6-759-98

Decimal Classification

376

759.6 Spanish Painting

Includes painters from El Greco, Velazquez, 17th; Goya, 18th; to Picasso, Miro, Dali, Zuloaga, 20th century

.7 Russian Painting

Includes Chagall, Kandinski, 20th century

.8 Scandinavian Painting

Includes Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish painters from Anders Zorn, 19th; to Linnquist, Grunewald, 20th century

.9 Other Schools of Painting

.91 It is recommended that International Schools (Impres-

sionism, Cubism, Surrealism) be classified in 759.05-.06

y^QQ^-y^g^QQ OTHER NATIONAL SCHOOLS

may be divided like 930-999, except as provided

above

9492 Dutch Painting

Includes Franz Hals, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Ter Borch, 17th; Van Gogh, 19th century

.9493 Flemish Painting

Includes Van Eyck, Memling, 15th; Brueghel, 16th; Rubens, Van Dyck, 17th century

,95 Far Eastern Painting

.951 Chinese Painting

.952 Japanese Painting

.972 Mexican School

Includes Lazo, Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, Orozco, Covar- rubias, Revueltas

,98 Latin American School

Includes Portinari

760 PRINTS AND PRINT MAKING

Prints arc products of processes that permit multiple copies to be made in limited editions by the original artist Includes technique, materials, collecting

For Mechanically produced works, e.g. line plate, halftone, photo- gravure, oEset, see 6SS32; Techniques of speciEc processes, see process, e.g. How to do dry points, 767; Form divisions .1-.9, p. Jv

761-767 DESIGN METHOD

Critical appraisal Work oi

individual artists Collection

Includes technique, materials

For Collections including more than one method, e.g. Etchings and engravings, see 769

761 RELIEF PRINTS

Wood cuts Wood engravings Linoleum blocks

Includes Japanese prints by Hiroshige, Hokusai; work of Hol- bein, Durer, Maillol, Rockwell Kent, Eric Gill, Lynd Ward, Gauguin, Clare Leighton

.3 Linoleum Blocks

762 It is recommended that INTAGLIO WORK be classified

in 765-767

765 SURFACE OR FLAT PRINTS

Lithographs

Includes work of Pennell, Daumier, Currier and Ives

765-767 INTAGLIO PRINTS

765 METAL ENGRAVINGS

Includes work of Hogarth, Brueghel

766

AQUATINTS MEZZOTINTS

377

767-769

Decimal Classification

378

767

I

769

ETCHINGS DRY POINTS

Includes work of Rembrandt, Goya, Whistler, John Taylor Arms, Benson, Brangwyn

COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS

Collections which illustrate various processes of print making

and of interest from art standpoint

May be arranged by subject, form, locality or artist For Collections representing one process, see process, e.g. En- gravings of Eric Gill, 765; Illustrations of animals of interest because of subject, not art, see animal, e.g. Dog pictures, 636.77

770.1

.2

771

.3

.5

772

773

770 PHOTOGRAPHY

For Form divisions .3-.9, see p. Iv; exceptions .1-2 follow:

Photographic Theory

Theories of physical, mechanical, chemical influences on photographic preparations Includes photographic optics

Photographic Methods

Elementary operations of photographic processes, e.g. expo- sure, developing, fixing, printing, retouching, finishing, toning Includes amateur photography

PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS

Includes photographic studios, dark rooms, laboratories

Cameras and Accessories

Cameras (box, folding, reflex, candid, miniature, moxing pic- ture, special cameras, e.g. stereo, panoramic, aerial) Camera parts and accessories (lenses, shutters, finders, filters,

tripods)

Photographic Chemicals

Preparation and use, from photographic viewpoint, of chemi- cal materials used in photography (support materials; sensitive preparations; photographic baths and mixtures; printing, emul- sion, coating materials)

For Chemical action and influence of light, see Photochem- istry, 541.35; Manufacture of photographic compounds, 6617

METALLIC SALT PROCESSES OF

PHOTOGRAPHY

Materials Equipment Methods

Processes using various metallic salts, e.g. silver, iron, platinum, palladium (Daguerreotype, ferrotype or tintype, platinotype process, ferroprussiate process, cyanotype, Kallitype)

PIGMENT PROCESSES OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Materials Equipment Methods

Includes carbon, carbro, gum-b.chromate, bromoil, diazo proc- esses

379

774-778-5

Decimal Classification

380

774-777 It is recommended that Phofomechanical processes

be classified in 6SS32

778 APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY

.1 Photocopying

Includes photostats

For Microphotography, sec 778.3; Blueprints, 744.5

2 Photographic Projection

Includes projectors, projector screens

.3 Scientific Photography

Scientific applications of photography, e.g. photomicrography or photography of minute objects by aid of microscope; micro- photography or production of photographs of microscopic size; telephotography, radiography, infra-red and ultra-violet photog- raphy, aerial photography, high-speed photography, photo- grammetry

For Specific applications, see fields to which applications are made, e.g. Photogrammetric methods in Topographic sur- veying, 526.98; Biological microphotography, 578

.4 Stereoscopic Photography

Photography of a subject from two different points apart, e.g. width of the eyes

381

Arts and Recreation

778.6-779

778.6

.7

&

.9

779

Panchromatic and Color Photography

Includes photography of colored objects and natural color

photography

Additive processes: Trade names include Autochrome, rilm-

color, Dufaycolor, Finlay color

Subtractive processes: Trade names include Kodachrome,

Ektachrome, Kodacolor, Kotavachrome, Agfacolor, Anscocolor,

Printon, Casparcolor

Color prints: Trade names include Tricolor Carbro, Belcolor,

Chromatone, Wash-Off Relief, Kodak Dye Transfer, Duxo-

chrome or Colorstil, Pinatype, Jos Pe, Autotypc-Dyebro

For Color moving pictures, see 778.5

Photography under Special Conditions

Outdoor, indoor, submarine, arctic or cold temperature, tropic or hot weather

Trick Photography

Includes table-top photography, multiple photographs of the same object, photographs of specters, silhouette photography

Photography of Special Subjects

Includes portraits; photography of animals, children, plants, clouds, mountains

COLLECTIONS OF PHOTOGRAPHS

.5

Cinematography

Photography of moving pictures

Includes sound films; newsreels; animated cartoons; color mov- ies, e.g. Technicolor, Kinemacolor

For Moving picture production, see 792.93; Reproduction oi sound in moving pictures, 621.345

383

Arts and Recreation

780.73-781.5

780.07

.071

.072

.1 .13

.15

.7

.72

780 MUSIC

Music and literature about music Includes musicology

Music may be separated from works about music by prefixing M

to class number ,-,,11

For Form divisions .2-.6, .8-.9, see p. Iv, .1 and .7 follow:

Music and Musicians in Relation to Society, the Arts

Includes amateurs, the public, patronage, music in the home (formerly classified in 780.13) For Copyright oi music, see 655.6

Musicians

Duties Activities Professional ethics

Includes composers, interpreters and performers, e.g. bards, minstrels, Meistersingcrs

For Biography of individual musicians, see 927.8 or 780.92

Critics Musical Criticism

It is recommended that Analytical guides (program notes) be classified in 780.15

Philosophy Esthetics

Value of Music

Influence and effect of music in industry, hospitals, charac- ter training; musical therapeutics

It is recommended that Music in the Home be classified

in 780.07

Appreciation

Includes analytical guides (program notes) too general to class with specific works or composers

Analytical guides were formerly classified in 780.072

Study and Teaching

Musical Conservatories, Schools, Courses

Includes methods of teaching music in general schools For Place of music in curricula, see 375.78; Music in elementary schools, 372.878

382

780.73

.77

.9

781

.1

.2 .22

.24

3

A

.41 .5

Concerts Concert and Recital Programs

Programs too general to class elsewhere

For Programs of specific type, see type of concert, e.g. Chamber music programs, 78S.7

Methods of Teaching Music

Includes dictation, ear training, pitch perception, eye train- ing, music reading, sight reading

For Methods for specific medium, see medium, e.g.

Teaching violin, 787.1

History of Music

Includes theories and forms (formerly classified in 781.7)

May be divided like 930-999

THEORY AND TECHNIQUE OF MUSIC

For Nomenclature and terminology, see 780.3

Scientific Theories

Mathematical theory of music Acoustics in music Psy- chology of music Color and music

Principles of Music

Sound from Music Viewpoint

Pitch, scales, intervals, chords, tonalities

Music Notation

Music writing

Includes systems of notation; neumes, tablature, notation for

blind, reform proposals

Harmony Thorough-bass

Includes figured bass, keyboard harmony, modulation For Realization of figured bass at sight, see 781.66

Counterpoint

Includes canon, fugue

Melody

Musical Form

For Specific foims of music, see form under medium, e.g. Piano sonatos, M786.4

781.6-781.98

Decimal CJassification

384

781.6

.61

.62

.63

.64 .65

.66 .67

.7

.8

.9

.97

.98

Composition Performance

781.61-781.63 COMPOSITION

Composition

Includes vocal and instrumental composition and arranging

Special Phases

Rhythm and meter

Writing for Instruments

Includes writing for orchestra, band, dance orchestra

For Conducting, see 785-789

781.64-781.67 PERFORMANCE

For Performance in specific medium, see medium, e.g. Vio- lin performance 787.J; Conducting, 785-789

Improvization Phrasing Realization of Figured Bass at Sight

Transposition

Interpretation Memorizing

Accompanying

Embellishment It is recommended that Theory and Form be classified with History of Music, 780.9

It is recommended that Ancient Music be classified with History of Ancient Music, 780.93

Other Techniques in Music

Music Bibliography

Bibliographies of music and works about music

Includes catalogs of public and private libraries, publishers,

dealers; and thematic and other catalogs of composers

Where interest in bibliographies of works about music lies chiefly in relation to bibliography, class in 016

Publishing

Includes printing, selling

385

Arts and Recreation

782-783.2

782

.08

.1

.6

.7 .8

.9

783

.1

DRAMATIC MUSIC THEATER MUSIC

Includes original music and selections from it For Theatrical production, see 792.9

Collections

Includes collections of stories from operas

Operas

Includes grand; comic and satiric (formerly classified in 782.6); bouffe (formerly classified in 782.7); operetta (formerly classi- fied in 782.8)

May be arranged in single alphabet by name of composer

It is recommended that Comic and Satiric Opera be clas- sified in 782.1

It is recommended that Bouffe Opera be classified in 782.1

Theater Music Secular Cantatas

Includes musical comedy, revues, film music

It is recommended that Operettas be classified in 782.1 For Sacred cantatas, see 783.4

Pantomime Masque Ballet Pageant

CHURCH MUSIC

For Hymnology, sacred poetry and hymns without music, see 24S; Hymns with music, 783.9; Vocal solos, 784.3

It is recommended that Organ Music and Organ Accom- paniment be classified in 768.8; Instrumental Music with Instrument

Liturgical and Ritualistic Music

Music for public worship and prayer of all religions and sects Includes mass and missals: Kyrie, Gloria in excelsis, credo; offertory, gradual, tract; requiems; choral services: morning and evening services, matins, vespers, complines, litanies, antiph- onies, responses; special seasons: Advent, All Saints, Lent

For Excerpts published or set separately, see 78SA

783.3-784.1

783.3

Decimal CJassification

386

.4

.5

.6

.7

A

.9

784

Oratorio Passion Music Christmas Drama

Music whose accompaniment was originally for orchestra

Anthems Motets Sacred Cantatas Choruses

Unaccompanied choruses Accompaniment not originally composed for orchestra

Chants

Includes Gregorian, Anglican

Carols

For Chorals set for congregational singing, see 783.9

Evangelistic Music

Includes mission, revival, Sunday school music

For Evangelistic hymnals, see 783.9

Church Choirs

Includes training

For Choruses and their training in general, see 784.96

Congregational Singing

Includes chorals for congregational singing, hymns

For Hymns without music, see 245

VOCAL MUSIC

With or without accompaniment

Includes sacred and secular songs

Vocal music is arranged by kinds, e.g. folk, community, madri- gals

Where necessary it may be arranged under kind by ( 1 ) voice, e.g. children, women, men; (2) accompaniment, e.g. unaccom- panied, keyboard, orchestra; ( 3 ) number of voice parts

For Dramatic music, see 782; Sacred, 783

.061-.068

.1

It is recommended that the arrangement above (784) be used instead of that suggested in previous editions in .061-.068

Chorus and Part Songs

Accompaniment not originally composed for orchestra Includes madrigals, rounds

387

Arts and Recreation

784.2-784.756

784.2

.3

A

.5 £ .61

.62 .624

.625

.66

.68

.7

.71

.75 .756

Complete Choral Works

Accompaniment originally intended for orchestra For Selections, see medium of performance

Solo Songs

Songs which are composed and not provided for in 784.4-.7

Folk Songs

Musical repertory and tradition of communities

For American-Negro folk songs, see 784.756; National airs and songs, 784.71

Festivals Competitions

Community Songs Student Songs Society Songs

Community Songs Home Song Books Popular

Songs

Student Songs

Includes songs of colleges, professional and technical schools

School Songs Children's Songs

Includes songs of elementary and secondary schools

It is recommended that Kindergarten Songs be clas- sified in 372.21

Special Group Songs

Includes Rotary, Lions songs

Topical Songs

Includes songs on temperance, baseball

Other Songs

National Airs Songs Hymns

Includes martial and political songs

Songs of Groups Not Otherwise Provided for

Includes Gypsy and American Indian songs

American-Negro Songs and Spirituals

784.8-785.11

Decimal Classification

388

784.8

.9

.92

.93

.94

.95

.%

Collected Songs

May be arranged like 784

For Comnninity songs, popuJar songs and home song books,

see 784.61

Performance

Includes solo and ensemble

Physiology of Voice

For Voice and speech in physiology, see 612 J8

Voice Training

Vocal exercises, breathing, pronunciation, tone formation, vowel formation, vowel exercises, whistling

For Speech or pubhc speaking, see 808.5

Special Methods

Sight singing methods, solfeggios, sol-fa

Concert and Dramatic Performance

Performance in Concert Choruses

Chorus training and conducting

For Church choirs, see 783.8; Choral speaking, 808 SS

785-789 INSTRUMENTS AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

History Maiuifacfure Repair Instruction Technique Conducting

For Specific instrument or music written or arranged for it^ see in- strument, e.g. Conducting symphonic music, 78S.11; Music for vioJa, 7872

785

.1

.11

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES

Orchestras and Orchestral Music

IncUides orchestral arrangement of instrumental music

For Concertos, see 785.6

Symphony Orchestras and Symphonic Music

Includes symphonies, symphonic poems, variations

389

Arts and Recreation

785.2-786.2

785.2

A

.42 .5

.6

.7

A

.9

786

.2

Orchestras and Orchestral Music with Incidental Vocal Music

For Cantatas, see 782.8, 783.4; Oratorios, see 783 and 784

Dance, Salon, Theater and Reduced Orchestras and Music

Jazz Orchestras and Jazz

Overture

Includes opera overtures for concert performances

Concerto

Composition in which one or more solo instruments stand out against the orchestra Includes conccrti grossi

Full score and parts may he divided by soJo instrument, e.g. viohn concerto, 78 5.67 i; Piano concerto, 78S.662

Chamber Orchestra

Music suitable for performance in a moderate size room with not more than one player to a part and parts of equal im- portance Usually implies two or more persons

Scores may be arranged by composer Scores and parts or parts only may be arranged by number of parts, e.g. trio, quartet

Suites

Includes ballet suites It is recommended that Arrangements, Transcriptions be classified with Medium, e.g. Orchestral Arrangement of instrumental composition, 785.1

KEYBOARD INSTRUMENTS

For Duos with keyboard and non-keyboard iiistruments, see non- keyboard instrument, e.g. Viohn and piano, 787. J; Organ and piano, 786.8

Piano

Includes early forms, forerunners, e.g. harpsichord, clavichord, spinet, virginal

786.23-787-3

Decimal Classification

390

786.23 Manufacture Tuning Repair

.5 Instruction

.36 Elementary

37 Intermediate

.38 Advanced

.4 Piano Music

Music composed and arranged for piano

May be arranged by form or number of pianos or per- formers

JS . Organ

^3 Manufacture Tuning Repair

,7 Instruction

^ Organ Music

Includes church organ music (formerly classified in 783.1), organ and piano music

.9 Other Keyboard Instruments

Includes electronic and semi-electronic organs, e.g. Hammond, Novachord; accordian

It is recommended that Music for all types of organs be

classified in 786.8

787 STRING INSTRUMENTS

Includes string orchestras, duos with string instrument and key- board instrument

.04 String Chamber Music

Three to ten instruments, with or without keyboard instru- ments, and duos not employing keyboard instrument

May be arranged like 78S.7

For Arrangement keeping all chamber music together, use

785.7 J Violin

.2 Viola

3 Violoncello

391

Arts and Recreation

787.4-788.5

787.4

Other Double Bass Instruments

Includes contra bass

.5

Harp

j6

Lute

.61

Guitar Balalaika

.65

Mandolin

.7

Banjo

A

Zither and Other Plectral Instruments

.9

Other Plectral Instruments

Includes ukeleles

.95

Ensembles

788 WIND INSTRUMENTS

Includes duos with wind and keyboard instrument, bands and band music

.04 Wind Chamber Music

May be arranged like 785.7

For Arrangement keeping aJJ chamber music together, use

785.7

.07 Band Conducting

Includes drum majoring

.1 Trumpet Cornet Bugle

Cornet was formerly classified in 3

.2 Trombone

.3 Mellophone Alto Horn

It is recommended that Cornet be classified in .1

.4 French Horn

.47 Baritone, Euphonium

.48 Bass Horn Tuba Sousaphone

.49 Other Brass Wind Instruments

.5 Flute Piccolo Fife Flageolet Recorder

Ocarina

788.6-789.913

Decimal Classification

392

788.6 .66 .7

.9

789

.1

.4

.5

jS

Clarinet Bass Clarinet Basset-horn

Saxophone

Oboe English Horn

Bassoon Double Bassoon

Other Reed Wind Instruments

Includes bagpipe, alpcnhorn, harmonica

PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION OF MUSIC

Membranophones

Includes drums

Percussion Instruments Without Pitch

Includes castanets, maracas

Percussion Instruments with Pitch

Includes bells, chimes, carillon, hand bells for change ringing

Other Percussion Instruments with Pitch

Includes glockenspiel, marimba, xylophone, celesta

789.7-789.9 MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION OF MUSIC

.7 Mechanical Instruments and Devices

Includes barrel organ, orchestrion, hurdy gurdy

.8 Music Boxes

.9

.91

.912

.913

Electrophones

Includes theraminvot, emicon

For Specific instruments, see prototype, e.g. Hammond organ, 786.9

Phonographs

Phonograph Records

Catalogs of Records

791

.1

.3

.5

j6

792

.01

790 RECREATION

Includes amusements, hobbies, recreation or community centers For Individual hobbies, see specific numbers, e.g. Philately, 383.22; Form divisions .J-.9, p. Jv

SHOWS

Includes traveling shows, concerts, tournaments, public fetes

Minstrel Shows

Staging Direction Production

It is recommended that Conjuring and Ventriloquism be

classified in 793.8

For Minstrel show scenarios, see 800

Circus

It is recommended that Horse shows be classified in 798

Puppets

Art and technique of puppetry (making and operating mario- nettes and puppets, staging and producing puppet-plays)

For Shadow pantomimes and plays, see 800

Pageants

Animal Shows

Includes bull-fights, cock-fighting, rodeos

For Horse shows, see 798

THEATER

Includes stage, screen, radio, television; little, group, or experi- mental theater movement

For Architecture of theaters, see 725.8; Dramatic music, 782; Dramatic composition and collections, see appropriate divisions in 800

Dramatic Criticism

For Criticism of the drama as hterar\^ work, see 800's

393

792.02-793-33

Decimal Classification

394

792.02

.09

.8

.9

.92

.93

.94

.95

Theater Handbooks

Handbooks of theater practice, e.g. direction and produc- tion, acting, stage design, stage hghting, theatrical make-up, costume design and costuming, sound effects

For Theatrical production, see 792.9 History of Theater

Ballet

Includes choreography, ballet dancing For Ballet music, see 782.9 Theatrical Production Stage Show Production

Moving Picture Production

For Cinematography, see 778.5; Photoplay scenario writing, 80823; Moving pictures in education, 371.335

Radio Show Production

For Radio communication, sec 384.5; Radio engineering and broadcasting, 621384; Radio scripts and how to write them, 808.22; Radio in education, 371.333

Television Show Production

For Television conn7umication, sec 384.55; Television en- gineering and broadcasting, 621388; Television authorship, 808.22; Television in education, 371.335

793 PARTIES OTHER ENTERTAINMENT

Includes tableaux, charades

For Special day entertainments, see 394.26 .3 Dancing

.31 Folk and National Dances

,32 Theatrical Dancing

Includes classical dancing, interpretative dancing, tap danc- ing

.33 Ballroom Dancing

Includes waltz, fox trot, tango, rumba, conga, samba, jitter- bug dancing

395

Arts and Recreation

793-34-795-43

793.34 Square Dances Country Dances

Includes quadrille, Virginia reel

.7 Puzzles

Includes riddles, quizzes, contests, literary and mathematical games, e.g. anagrams, crossword puzzles, acrostics, mathemati- cal puzzles and tricks

A Conjuring

Includes juggling, legerdemain, prestidigitation, tricks, ven- triloquism (formerly classified in 791.1)

For Card tricks, see 795.43

794 CHESS CHECKERS ,1 Chess

^ Checkers

Includes gobang JS It is recommended that Bowling be classified in 796.31

.7 It is recommended that Pool and Billiards be classified in

796.3

795 CARD AND TABLE GAMES

.1 Dice Games

Includes backgammon, craps

2 Roulette

Includes similar wheel and top games

.3 Dominoes

Includes other games in which numbers or counters are drawn, e.g. Mah jong, lotto, monopoly

A Cards

Includes poker, pinochle, rummy, canasta, solitaire

.41 Bridge

Whist, auction, contract, five-suit bridge

.43 Card Tricks

For Fortune-telhng with cards, see J 33.3

796-796.7

Decimal Classification

396

397

Arts and Recreation

796.72-798.2

796

.3

31

ATHLETICS AND SPORTS

Includes children's games

For Physical education in schools, see 37 J .73; Intramural ath- letics and games, 371.74; InterschooJ athletics and games, 37i.75; Form divisions, p. Iv

Ball Games

Includes all ball games, except those below:

May be arranged alphabetically

Bowling

Formerly classified in 794.6

32

Basketball

33

Football

Includes Rugby, soccer

.34

Tennis

Includes badminton, ping-pong

35

Golf

357

Baseball

A

Gymnastics Track Athletics

Includes calisthenics, acrobatics

.48

Olympic Games

.5

Outdoor Life

Includes dude ranches

.51

Walking

.52

Mountain Climbing

.54

Camping

Includes manuals for camp counselors

JS

Cycling

Includes bicycles, motorcycles

Automobiling

Includes wandering vacations by car, with or without a trailer

797

.1

798

7%.72 Automobile Racing

Includes racing of miniature and soap-box automobiles

.8 Combat Sports

.81 Wrestling

.83 Boxing

Includes prize fighting, sparring, bag punching

.84 Jujitsu

.86 Fencing

.9 Winter Sports

Includes iceboating, sleighing, tobogganing, snowshoeing

.91 Skating

Includes ice dancing, ice shows

.93 Skiing

.96 Ice Games

Includes ice hockey, curling

AQUATIC SPORTS AIR SPORTS

Boating

Includes canoeing, rowing, sailing (small boats), motorboating

For Seamanship, see 623.88; Ship models, 623 M

.14 Yachting

Includes yacht sailing and racing

.2 Swimming

Includes diving, aquatic games and stunts, water pageants

.5 Air Sports

Includes airplane racing, gliding for sport

For Aircraft models and model making, see 629.1 51

EQUESTRIAN SPORTS RACING

Includes Horse shows (formerly classified in 791. "5)

.2 Horsemanship

Includes horse training

7984-799-32

Decimal Classification

398

798.4

A

799

.1

.24

.25

.3

.31

.32

Horse Racing

Includes bookmaking

Dog Racing

HUNTING SPORTS

Includes fishing, hunting, shooting

For Hunting, trapping, fishing as an occupation, see 639; Con- servation ot wild Hie, 333.78

Fishing

Includes all methods of fishing in fresh and salt water; fishing tackle, artificial flies

Hunting

Includes hunting with retrievers, pointers; selection, care, use of hunting guns

Bird Hunting

Includes decoys

Falconry and Other Special Hunting Methods

Includes coursing, jack hunting, drag hunting

Shooting

For Game shooting, see 799.2; Gunnery, 623.5

Target Practice

Includes trapshooting, skeet shooting; selection, care, use of sporting guns

Archery

Includes bow and arrow

800 Literature

Classification of literature except that of United States is by lan- guage, not by nation. Libraries may separate their national literature from other literature in the language by adding letters or symbols to class numbers, e.g. Chilean literature C860 Literary works of modern authors who write in several languages or whose native language cannot be established, may be classified m the literature of language in which works are written Fiction is seldom classified but is sometimes distinguished by "F," and arranged alphabetically or Cuttered by author Small libraries often classify all literature written or translated into English in 820-828, disregarding original language in which it was written

Literature, with the exception of 870 and 880 and specified parts of the 890's,'may be divided according to literary form by adding the following' numbers to the basic number of the literature

1 poetry 5 oratory

2 drama 6 letters

3 fiction 7 satire

4 essays 8 miscellany

e.g. German poetry, 831; Swedish poetry, 839.71; Irish drama, 891.622

Small libraries and others which consider it important to keep an author's work together, arrange all works in a specific literature alphabetically by author regardless of the form in which it is written, while academic libraries often consider further division of literary form by period necessary. For such libraries, chronological divisions may be found with each literature. However, if the national lan- guage is that of two or more nations, the national character of period divisions makes it awkward to expand beyond literary form

For Form divisions OJ-03 and 05-07, see p. Iv, 04, 08 and 09

follow:

399

804-808.5

Decimal Classification

400

804 ESSAYS LECTURES ADDRESSES

Collections in which literature is the subject

Distinction between following numbers for essays follows:

808.84 Collections of essays from several literatures written originally in different languages

04 (form division) Collections of essays about a literature, e.g. Collections of essays about English drama, 822.04

4 (literary form) Essays written in a particular language, e.g. English essays, 824

808 LITERARY COMPOSITION RHETORIC

Material about literary composition and style For Colkctions of literature, see 808.8

.06 Writing for Publication

Includes "how to write for profit," business or career of writing

For Aids for writing in form acceptable for publishing, see 029.6; Book duhs, 6S5S

A Poetry

Includes prosody (formerly classified in 416, 426)

^ Drama

For Texts ot drama, see 812, and other drama numbers

.22 Radio and Television Script Writing

,23 Moving Picture Scenario Writing

.24 One-act Playw^riting

3 Fiction

31 Short Story Writing

,4 Essays

.5 Speech Public Speaking

Techniques for delivering public addresses, radio speeches, after-dinner speeches, toasts and speeches for special occa- sions

401

Literature

808.52-809

808.52

.53

.54

.55 .6

.7 .8

.88

809

Voice Expression Gesture

Includes speech correction

For Vocal culture, see 784.93; Training of speech de- fectives, 371.914 Debating

Includes round table and forum discussions

For Organization of discussion groups in adult educa- tion, sec 374.24

Reading Techniques

Includes public speaking, oral interpretation and dialects For Learning to read in elementary schools, see 372.4; Remedial reading, 428.4

Choral Speaking

Letters Diaries

Where interest in letters and diaries lies chiefly in their rela- tion to biography, class in 920

Satire Humor Collections from Several Literatures Written Originally in Different Languages

Includes recitations and readings

For Collections relating to specific subject, e.g. Collections of

writings on history, 908 ' May be divided like 801.1-801.7, e.g. Collections of poetry,

808.81

Quotations

For Riddles, see 398.6; Proverbs, 398.9

HISTORY OF LITERATURE

Literatures written originally in several languages

May be divided like 808.1-808.7, e.g. History of fiction, 809.3

810 AMERICAN LITERATURE

Includes Canadian literature which may be distinguished from United States literature by adding C to notation. If it seems desir- able to separate Canadian literature, English-Canadian may be classified here and French-Canadian in 840. Some libraries do not distinguish between American and English literature, classifying both literatures in 820

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. American satire, 817; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following tabic may be used

.1 Colonial era (1607-1776) .2 Post-revolutionary era (1777-1830) .3 Middle 19th century (1831-1861) .4 Later 19th ccntun,' (1862-1900) .5 20th century (1901- )

e.g. American poetry in later 19th century, 811.4

For Collections ot English and American literature, see 820

402

820 ENGLISH LITERATURE

821-828 is expanded as an example of the application of literary form divisions and period divisions of a national literature

Foi Form divisions, see p. Iv

821 ENGLISH POETRY

For Form divisions .01, .08, .09, see p. Iv, .02-.07 have been ex- panded for types of poetry, therefore regular form divisions are

.002-.007

,02 Dramatic

.03 Romantic and Epic

.04 Lyric, Ballads

.05 Didactic

.06 Descriptive

.07 Satiric and Humorous

.1 Early English (1066-1400)

Includes Layamon, Chaucer

.2 Pre-Elizabethan (1401-1558)

.3 Elizabethan (1559-1625)

Includes Spenser, Sir Philip Sidney

.4 Post-Elizabethan (1626-1702)

Includes Suckling, Herrick, Lovelace, Milton, Dryden

.5 Queen Anne (1703-1745)

Includes Pope

.6 Later 18th Century (1746-1800)

Includes Gray, Cowper, Burns

.7 Early 19th Century (1801-1837)

Includes Wordsworth, Byron, Shelley, Keats

.8 Victorian Period (1838-1900)

Includes Tennyson, the Brownings, Swinburne, Bridges

403

821.9-823.5

Decimal Classification

404

821.9

822

.1

2

.3 .4

.6

.7 .8

.9

823

.1

.2 .3 .4

.5

20th Century (1901- )

Includes Masefield, Noyes, de la Mare, the Sitwells, T. S. Eliot, Spender, Housman, Auden, Davies

ENGLISH DRAMA

Includes radio, television, motion picture plays

Early English (1066-1400) Pre-Elizabethan (1401-1558)

Elizabethan (1559-1625)

Includes Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher

Post-Elizabethan (1626-1702)

Includes Wycherly, Congreve

Queen Anne (1703-1745) Includes John Gay

Later 18th Century (1746-1800)

Includes Sheridan

Early 19th Century (1801-1837)

Victorian Period (1838-1900)

Includes Barrie, Wilde

20th Century (1901- )

Includes Galsworthy, Shaw

ENGLISH FICTION

Includes short stories

Early English (1066-1400)

Pre-Elizabethan (1401-1558)

Elizabethan (1559-1625)

Post-Elizabethan (1626-1702) Includes Bunyan

Queen Anne (1703-1745) Includes Defoe, Fielding

40s

Literature

823.6-826

823.6

.7

.8

.9

824

.3 .4 .5

.6

.7

.8 .9

825

JS

826

Later 18th Century (1746-1800)

Includes Richardson, Sterne, Goldsmith

Early 19th Century (1801-1837) Includes Scott, Jane Austen

Victorian Period (1838-1900)

Includes the Brontes, Thackeray, Dickens, Kingsley, Trollope, George Eliot, Hardy, Stevenson

20th Century (1901- )

Includes Bennett, Conrad, Galsworthy, Walpole, Maugham, Wells, Joyce, Woolf

ENGLISH ESSAYS Elizabethan (1558-1625)

Post-Elizabethan (1626-1702)

Queen Anne (1703-1745) Includes Addison, Steele

Later 18th Century (1746-1800)

Includes Samuel Johnson

Early 19th Century (1801-1837) Includes Lamb, Hazlitt

Victorian Period (1838-1900) Includes Carlylc, Ruskin

20th Century (1901- )

Includes Belloc, Chesterson, Beerbohm, Alice Meynell

ENGLISH ORATORY

May be divided by periods like 821

For Techniques o{ public speaking, see 808.5

Later 18th Century (1746-1800) Includes Burke, Pitt

ENGLISH LETTERS

May be divided by periods like 821

827-829.9

Decimal ChssiEcdtion

406

827

828

829

.1

.2 .3 .4 .5 .7 .8 .9

ENGLISH SATIRE AND HUMOR

May be divided by periods like 821

ENGLISH MISCELLANY

Includes anecdotes, anagrams, epigrams, quotations, epitaphs, literary works that cannot be classified under other literary forms

May be divided by periods like 821

For Anecdotes devoted to specific subjects, see subject, e.g.

Riddles, 398.6; Proverbs, 398.9

OLD ENGLISH (ANGLO-SAXON)

LITERATURE

Poetry

Caedmon

Beowulf

Cynewulf Homilies and Religious Alfred the Great Miscellaneous Historical and Biographical Writings

830 GERMAN LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. German satire, 837; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by periods, following table may be used

.1 Before Crusades ( -1150)

.2 Middle high (1151-1300)

.3 Period of decline (1301-1517)

.4 Reformation (1518-1625)

.5 Period of imitation (1626-1750)

.6 Classical period (1751-1830)

.7 Post-classical period (1831-1856)

.8 Later 19th century (1857-1900)

.9 20th century (1901- )

e.g. German drama in the Classical period, 832.6

For Example ot form and period expansion, see English literature,

820

838.99 Yiddish Literature

Yiddish literature was formerly classified in 892.49

839 OTHER GERMANIC LITERATURES

Includes Frisian, Anglo-Frisian, Old Saxon and Gothic

.3 Netherlandish and Low German Literatures

.31 Dutch Literature

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Dutch drama, 839.312; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

1 Middle ages (1201-1450)

2 Renaissance (1451-1600)

3 Baroque (1601-1700)

4 Rationalism (1701-1800)

5 19th century (1801-1900)

6 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Dutch drama in the 19th century, 839.3125

For Example oi form and period expansion, see English h't-

erature, 820

407

839-3^~S39'8

Decimal Classification

408

409

Literature

839.81-839.82

839.32

.36

.4 .5

.6

.7

.8

Flemish Literature

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Flemish essays, 839.324; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, divide like Dutch period divi- sions, 839.31

For Example oi foTin and period expansion, see English lit- erature, 820

Afrikaans

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Afrikaans poetry, 839.361

Plattdeutsch (Modem Low German) Literature Scandinavian Literatures Old Norse Icelandic Faroese

Swedish Literature

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Swedish poetry, 839.71; and if it seems desirable to di- vide litcrar)^ form by period, following table may be used

1 Middle ages (1201-1520)

2 Reformation (1521-1640)

3 Age of Stjernhjelm (1641-1740)

4 Ageof Dalin (1741-1780)

5 Age of Gustavus (1781-1800)

6 19th century (1801-1900)

7 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Swedish fiction in the 19th century, 839.736 For Example of form and period expansion, see English lit- erature, 820

Danish and Norwegian Literature

839.81

.82

Danish Literature

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p 399^ e.g. Danish letters, 839.816; and if it seems de- sirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

1 Middle ages (1101-1500)

2 Reformation (1501-1560)

3 Learned period (1561-1700)

4 Age of Holberg (1701-1750)

5 Period of enlightenment (1751-1800)

6 19th century (1801-1900)

7 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Danish poetry in the Age of Holberg, 839.8114

For Example of form and period expansion, see English

hterature, 820

Norwegian Literatvire

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Norwegian miscellany, 839.828; and if it seems desirable to divide literary fonn by period, use Danish period table above, e.g. Norwegian satire in the Learned period, 839.8273

For Example oi form and period expansion, see Enghsh hterature, 820

849

.9

840 FRENCH LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. French drama, 842; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

.1 Early French (842-1400)

.2 Transition period (1401-1500)

.3 Renaissance (1501-1600)

.4 Classical period (1601-1715)

.5 18th century (1716-1789)

.6 Revolution and Empire (1790-1815)

.7 Constitutional monarchy (1816-1848)

.8 Later 19th century (1849-1900)

.9 20th century (1901- )

e.g. French fiction in the 20th century, 843.9 For Example of form and period expansion, see English litera- ture, 820

PROVENCAL LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Pro\cngal poetry, 849.1; and if it seems desirable to divide liter- ar\' form by periods, following table may be used

1 1st period (900-1100)

2 Golden age (1101-1300)

3 Aftermath (1301-1500)

4 Decadence (1501-1900)

5 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Provencal poetry in the Golden age, 849.12 For Example oi tonn and period expansion, see English litera- ture, 820

CATALAN LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Catalan poetry, 849.1; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

1 1st period (1201-1350)

2 2nd period (1351-1450)

3 Age of perfection (1451-1500)

4 Modern period (1841-1900)

5 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Catalan drama in the Age of perfection, 849.923 For Example of form and period expansion, see English liter- ature, 820

410

859

.9

850 ITALIAN LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Italian letters, 856; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

.1 Early Italian ( -1375) 2 Period of classical learning (1376-1492) .3 Age of Leo the Tenth (1493-1542) .4 Later 16th century (1543-1585) .5 Period of decline (1586-1748) .6 Period of renovation (1749-1814) .7 Early 19th century (1815-1859) .8 Later 19th century (1860-1900) .9 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Italian fiction in Early 19th century, 853.7 For Example oi form and period expansion, sec English litera- ture, 820

RUMANIAN LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Rumanian humor, 859.7

ROMANSCH (Rhetic) LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Romansch drama, 859.92

411

860 SPANISH LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Spanish poetry, 861; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following table may be used

.1 Early Spanish ( -1369) .2 Age of imitation (1370-1516) .3 Golden age (1517-1700) .4 18th century (1701-1800) .5 19th century (1801-1900) .6 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Spanish drama in 18th century, 862.4 For Example ot form and period expansion, see English litera- ture, 820

LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURES

Following is recommended for libraries in Latin American coun- tries, but may also be used elsewhere. National literatures in Spanish language may be separated from Spanish literature within 860 by following method: Latin American literature, prefix "L" before notations, e.g. History of Latin American literature, L860.9; Latin American poetry, L861; Countries may be treated similarly, e.g. Mexican literature, M860; Mexican poetry, M861

If it seems desirable to divide literary form by period, following may be used

.1 Colonial period and period of struggle for independence

(1519-1826) .2 19th century before Modernism (1827-1888) .3 Modernism Realism (1889-1910) .4 Contemporary period (1911- )

e.g Latin American poetry in Contemporary period, L861.4 For Brazilian hterature, see 869

869

Literature

869-869.9

PORTUGUESE LITERATURE

.9

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Portuguese miscellany, 869.8

For Example oi form and period expansion, see English litera- ture, 820

BRAZILIAN LITERATURE

Following is recommended for libraries in Latin America but may also be used elsewhere. Brazilian national literature may be sepa- rated from Portuguese literature within 869 by prefixing "B" be- fore notations, e.g. History of Brazilian literature, B869.09; Bra- zilian poetry, B869.1

Calician

May be divided like Portuguese literature, 869, e.g. Calician

essays, 869.94

412

^ .

870 LATIN LITERATURE

871

872

873

874

875

876

877

878

879

For Classical literature including both Greek and Latin, see 880

LATIN POETRY

Poetry not specifically of one type Includes Lucretius, Ovid

For Dramatic, epic and lyric poetry, see 872, 873 and 874

LATIN DRAMATIC POETRY

Includes Plautus, Terence, Seneca

LATIN EPIC POETRY

Includes Virgil

LATIN LYRIC POETRY

Includes Catullus, Horace

LATIN ORATORY

Includes Cicero, Quintilian

LATIN LETTERS

Includes Pliny

LATIN SATIRE AND HUMOR

Includes Cato, Martial, Juvenal

LATIN MISCELLANY

Includes Caesar, Sallust, Livy, Seneca, Tacitus, Suetonius

OTHER ITALIC, MEDIEVAL AND MODERN LATIN LITERATURE (CHURCH LATIN)

Includes literature of Romance languages

879 may be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Medieval fiction, 879.3

414

880 GREEK LITERATURE

881

882

883

884

885

886

887

888

889

Includes Classical literature (Greek and Latin) For Modern Greek literature, see 889

GREEK POETRY

Poetry not specifically of one t)'pe

For Dramatic, epic and lyric poetr)', sec 882, 883, 884

GREEK DRAMATIC POETRY

Includes Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes

GREEK EPIC POETRY

Includes Homer, Hcsiod

GREEK LYRIC POETRY

Includes Sappho, Pindar, Theocritus

GREEK ORATORY

Includes Demosthenes, Lycurgus

GREEK LETTERS

Includes Thcmistoclcs

GREEK SATIRE AND HUMOR

For Comedies ot Aristophanes, see 882

GREEK MISCELLANY

Includes Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon, Plato, Aristotle,

Aesop, Plutarch

For Platonic phiJosoph)-, see 184; Aristotehan philosophy,

m

HELLENIC GROUP, MODERN GREEK

LITERATURE

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Modern Greek poetry, 889.1

41 5

890 LITERATURE OF OTHER LANGUAGES

May be divided like 490-499

891 INDO-EUROPEAN LITERATURES

Includes Indo-Hittite

891.54, .62, .66, .7, .81, .84, .85, .86, .92, .93 may be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Irish poetry, 891.621

.1 Indo-Iranian and Indie Literatures

.2 Sanskrit and Old Indie Literatures

3 Prakrit and Pali Literatures

.4 Modem Indie Literatures

Includes Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Panjabi, Sindhi

.5 Iranian Literatures

.54 Armenian Literature

.55 Modem Persian Literature

.6 Italo-Celtic and Celtic Literatures

.62 Irish Literature

,66 Welsh Literature

.69 It is recommended that Basque Literature be classified

in 899.9

.7 Slavic Literature

Includes Russian literature

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Russian satire, 891.77; and if it seems desirable to divide literary form by periods, following table may be used

1 Old Russian ( -1650)

2 Age of classicism (1651-1800)

3 19th century (1801-1900)

4 20th century (1901- )

e.g. Russian fiction in 19th century, 891.733

For Example ot tomi and period expansion, see English lit-

erafiire, 820

.79

Ukrainian Literatiu-es

416

4^7

Literature

891.8-892.9

89L8

.81 .82 .84 .85 .86 .9

.92 .93 .99

.991

892

.1

.19

2 .3 .4 .49

.5 .6

.7 .8

.9

Windish, Moravian, Slovak, Croatian, Polabian Litera- tures Bulgarian Literature

Serbian Literature

Slovene Literature

Polish Literature

Czech (Bohemian) Literature

Baltic Literatures

Includes Old Prussian, Latvian

Lithuanian Literature Lettish Literature Other Indo-European Literature Includes Hittite Thraco-lUyrian Literatiu-e

SEMITIC LITERATURES

892.1, .2, .3, .4, .49, .5 may be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Hebrew poetry, 892.41

Aramaic Literature

Assyrian and Babylonian Literature

Chaldean Literature

Syrian Literature

Hebrew Literature

It is recommended that Yiddish Literature be classified

in 838.99

Samaritan Literature

Phoenician, Punic, Carthaginian Literature

Arabic Literature

Ethiopian Literature

For Hamitic Ethiopian literature, see 893.5

Himyaritic (Mineo-Sabean) Literature

893-895-1

Decimal Classification

418

893

.1

.2 .3 .5

894

.1

.2

.3

.35

.4

.5

.511

.531

.541

.545

.55

.6

.8

895

.1

HAMITIC LITERATURES

893.1, .2, .3, .5 may be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Coptic poetry, 893.21

Old Egyptian Literatvire Coptic Literature Libyan Literature Hamitic Ethiopian Literature

TUNGUZIC, MONGOLIC, TURKIC, SAMOYED, FINNO-UGRIC AND

HYPERBOREAN LITERATURES

Tunguzic Literature Mongolic Literature Turkic Literature Turkish Proper Samoyed Literature

Finno-Ugric Literature

894.5-894.55 may be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Estonian poetry, 894.5451

Hungarian Literature Permian Literature Finnish Literature Estonian Literature Lappish Literature Hyperborean (Paleoasiatic) Literatures

Caucasic and Dravidian Literatures

Caucasia literature was formerly classified in 899.96

SINO-TIBETAN, JAPANESE-KOREAN, AND

AUSTRO-ASIATIC LITERATURES

May be divided by literary form divisions as given on p. 399, e.g. Chinese fiction, 895.13

Chinese Literature

419

Literature

895.4

Tibetan Literature

.5

Himalayan Literature

.6

Japanese Literature

.7

Korean Literature

.8

Burmese Literature

.91

Siamese Literature

.92

Annamese Literature

.95

Munda Literature

896

AFRICAN LITERATURES

.1

Bushman-Hottentot Literature

.3

Bantu Literature

.4

Guinean Literature

.5

Sudanese Literature

895.4-899.2

897 NORTH AMERICAN LITERATURES J Eskimoan Literature

2 Na-Dene Literature

,5 Algonkian-Mosan Literature

,4 Macro-Penutian Literature

.5 Hokan-Siouan Literature

jS Macro-Otomanguean Literature

,7 Tarascan Literature

^ Miskito-Matagalpan Literature

898 SOUTH AMERICAN LITERATURES

Includes Chibchan, Kcchuan, Aymara, Cunza-Diaguita, Allen- tiac, Millcayac, Tucano

899 AUSTRONESIAN LITERATURES

For Austro-Asiatic literatures, see 895 J Papuan Literature

.2 Indonesian Literature

899-4"899-96

Decimal Classification

420

899.4 .5 .6 .9

.%

Polynesian Literature

Melanesian and Micronesian (Isolated Islands) Literature

Australian Literature

Other Literatures

Includes Basque literature (formerly classified in 891.69) It is recommended that Caucasic Literatures be classi- fied in 894.8

900 History

909

.82

POLITICAL SOCIAL CULTURAL

Systematic record of human progress or civilization For Economic historv, see 330.9; Natural history-, 574; Biblical history, 220.95; Form divisions 1-8, p. Iv, exception m 9 fol- lows:

MODERN WORLD HISTORY

Fall of Rome (a.d. 476) to present For Ancient history, see 930

Twentieth Century World History

421

910.2

3

.4

.41 .45

.8

911

.3

912

910 GEOGRAPHY

Topography or description of earth

Includes discovery and exploration

For Physiography, see SSIA; Human geography, 9JJ; Regional geography, 913-919; Form divisions ], S-7, 9, p. Iv; exceptions 2, 3, 4, 8 foJJow:

Guidebooks

Travelers' manuals

Gazetteers

Includes geographical or place names (formerly classified in

929.4)

Voyages and Travels

Travel by land, sea, air from viewpoint of traveler

Voyages Around the World

Sea Voyages

Includes shipwrecks, buried treasure, pirates, buccaneers

Collected Travels

HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

Relationship of man to his environment For Anfhropogeography, see 572.9

Political Geography

Effeet of geographic faetors upon structure, growth, relation- ships of states

Includes historical geography, influence of geographic environ- ment during successive periods of histor}^

Economic or Commercial Geography

Adjustment of man to his environment by means of economic activities

ATLASES

Includes maps, globes

May be divided like 930-999

For Cartography, see 526.8

422

423

History

912.1-919

912.1 .2

913

914 915 916 917 918 919

Eastern Hemisphere Western Hemisphere

913-919 REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

Desciiption of specific regions, their

peoples^ aninmhy natural products

Includes guidebooks 2nd travelers'

manuals of specific regions

For Social history oi countries, see countries, e.g. Social history of England, 942; National customs, 390.9

GEOGRAPHY OF ANCIENT WORLD

It is recommended that Archeology of specific countries be classi- fied in history of countries, e.g. Antiquities of France, 944

For Prehistoric Archeology, see 571

GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE

GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA

GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA

GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA

GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA

GEOGRAPHY OF OCEANIA AND POLAR

REGIONS

425

History

929.8-929.9

929

.1

.2

.3

.4

.7

.71

920 BIOGRAPHY

Includes autobiographies, diaries, personal narratives, eulogies, cor- respondence except that of literary value

Libraries often prefer to arrange individual biographies in 92 or B, and collective biography in 920

When desirable, collective biography may be classified by subject in 921-928 divided like whole classification, e.g. Biographies of botanists, 925.8

Libraries with special subject collections may prefer to classify col- lective biography with subjects by using form division .092, e.g. Biographies of botanists, 580.92

GENEALOGY AND HERALDRY

Genealogy

History of descent of persons or families from their ancestors Includes pedigree tracing, how to write family histories, genea- logical forms and blanks

Family Histories

Gcnealog}^ of specific families

Genealogical Sources

Source material from registers, wills, tax lists

Personal Names

Includes Christian names, surnames, nicknames

It is recommended that Geographical or Place Names be

classified in 910.3

Heraldry

Includes whole group of duties of heralds, e.g. regulation of public ceremonies, blazoning arms

Peerage Royalty

Includes titles of honor, rank, precedence

Knighthood

Includes orders, e.g. Knights of Malta, Order of the Garter; decorations

424

929.8

.9

Armorial Bearings

Includes coats-of-amis, crests

Flags

Includes banners, standards

930 ANCIENT WORLD HISTORY

931

932

933

934

935

936

937

938

939

Beginning of historic period to a.d. 476

For Modern world history, see 909; PTehistoric times, 571

It is recommended that ANCIENT CHINESE

HISTORY be classified in 951

ANCIENT EGYPT

Predynastic period to Persian conquest

Foi Modern Egypt, see 962

ANCIENT HEBREW CIVILIZATION

Conquest of Canaanites to fall of kingdom Includes kingdoms of Israel and Judah

It is recommended that ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY

be classified in 954

ANCIENT NEAR EAST

Includes ancient oriental empires, e.g. Sumeria, Chaldea, Assyria, Babylon, Media, Persia, Parthia, Sassanian, or New Persian Em- pire

ANCIENT EUROPEAN TRIBES

Migratory tribes (Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Vandals, Burgundians, Franks, Angles, Saxons)

For Countries founded by these tribes, see countries, e.g. Anglo-Saxons in England, 942,01

ANCIENT ROME

Founding to fall of Western empire, a.d. 476

ANCIENT GREECE

Colonization to subjugation by Romans, a.d. 323 For Byzantine empire and modern Greece, see 949.5

OTHER ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS

Includes Asia Minor and the Hittites; Aegean world prior to rise of Greek states; Syria and the Canaanites, Phoenicians, Aramaeans

426

940 EUROPEAN HISTORY

940.1

.18 2

21

.22 .27 .28

.3

.31

.32

.34-.39

.4

.41

.42 .44 .45

Fall of Rome (a.d. 476) to present

Medieval Europe

Rise of new nations to fall of Constantinople, 1453 Includes ages of feudalism and chivalry

Crusades

Modern Europe

Renaissance to World War I, 1453-1914

Renaissance, 1453-1517 Reformation, 1517-1789 Napoleonic Era, 1789-1815

Nineteenth Century Europe, 1815-1914

Congress of Vienna to Worid War I

World War 1, 1914-1919

Political History

Includes historical, political, diplomatic, economic causes; results or peace terms, e.g. treaties and conferences, terri- torial questions, reconstruction

Diplomatic History

Includes peace efforts during war, neutrality

It is recommended that War History of Specific Coun- tries be classified in History of Countries, e.g. U. S. in World War I, 973.91

Military History

Includes military intelligence, espionage

Ground Organization

Includes armies, corps, divisions or regiments

Campaigns and Battles Aerial Operations

Naval Operations

427

940.451-940-5451

Decimal Chssification

428

940.451

.46

.47

.48 .49

.5

.53 .531

.532

.534-.539

.54

.541

.542 .544 .545 .5451

Submarine Operations

Includes antisubmarine operations

Memorials

Includes monuments, rolls of honor

Social Conditions

Includes prisoners and prisons, medical and sanitary af- fairs, hospital service, relief activities of Red Cross and similar organizations

Personal Narratives

Illustrative Material

For Special collections only

Twentieth Century Europe

Includes inter\'al between wars

World War II, 1939-1945

Political History

Includes historical, political, diplomatic, economic causes; results or peace terms, e.g. treaties and conferences, terri- torial questions, reconstruction

Diplomatic History

Includes peace efforts during war, neutrality

It is recommended that War History of Specific Coun- tries be classified in History of Countries, e.g. Germany in World War II, 943.086

Military History

Includes military intelligence, espionage

Ground Organization

Includes armies, corps, divisions or regiments

Campaigns and Battles Aerial Operations Naval Operations

Submarine Operations

Includes antisubmarine operations

429

History

940.546-942.05

.548 .549

.55

940.546 Memorials

Includes monuments, rolls of honor

,547 Social Conditions

Includes prisoners and prisons, medical and sanitary af- fairs, hospital service, relief activities of Red Cross and similar organizations

Personal Narratives

Illustrative Material

For Special collections only

Post-war Europe, 1945-

For Post-war World history, see 909.82

941 SCOTLAND

Gaelic period to present

.5 IRISH REPUBLIC (EIRE)

Early history to present

,6 Northern Ireland

Founding (1920) to present

942 ENGLAND

Includes Great Britain, Thames River

.01 Anglo-Saxon England, to 1066

Invasions of cady tribes to Anglo-Saxon supremacy

.02 England under Normans, 1066-1154

Period of Anglo-Norman feudalism

.03 Plantagenet England, 1154-1399

Period of constitutional progress Includes reign of Henr}' III

.04 England under Lancasters and Yorks, 1399-1485

Period of military conflict Fifteenth century

.05 Tudor England, 1485-1603

Reformation period Sixteenth century

Includes reign of Henry VIII

942.055-943'°^

Decimal Classification

430

942.055 Elizabethan England, 1558-1603

Reign of Elizabeth

.06 England under Stuarts, 1603-1714

Restoration period Seventeenth century

Includes reign of Charles I, Charles II, William and Mary, Anne

.07 Hanoverian England, 1714-1837

Period of political reaction and reform Eighteenth cen- tury

Includes reign of George III

.08 Victorian England, 1837-1901

Period of imperialism, liberalism Nineteenth century

Includes reign of Victoria .082 Twentieth Century England, 1901-

.083 England and World War I, 1910-1936

Includes reign of George V

.084 England and World War U, 1936-1945

Includes reign of Edward VIII, George VI

.085 Post-war England, 1945-

.1 London

.34 Channel Islands

Includes Jersey, Guernsey

.89 Isle of Man

.9 Wales

943 GERMANY

Formative period to unification, 1866 Includes Danube, Rhine Rivers

.08 Imperial Germany, 1866-1918

United empire and its downfall

Includes Germany in World War I; reign of Frederick III,

William II

451

History

943.085-944.07

943.085

.086

.087

j6

.648

.68

.7

.8

.9

944

.01

.02

.03

.04

.05

.06

German Republic, 1918-1934

Period between wars

Includes presidency of Ebert and Hindenburg

Third Reich, 1934-1945

Nazi Germany under Hitler Includes Germany in World War II

Post-war Germany, 1945- AUSTRIA LIECHTENSTEIN

TRIESTE CZECHOSLOVAKIA

POLAND

All periods of Poland's history

HUNGARY

FRANCE

Early France, to 987

Ancient Celts to Carlovingians

Growth of Royal Power in France, 987-1589

Includes Houses of Capet, Valois, Angouleme

Bourbon France, 1589-1789

Period of wars

Includes reign of Louis XIII, XIV, XV, XVI

French Revolution, 1789-1804

National assembly to first consulate Includes reign of terror

Napoleonic France, 1804-1815

Period of first empire

French Restoration, 1815-1848

Period of discontent

.07 France's Second Republic and Second Empire, 1848-1870

944*o8~946-03

Decimal Classification

4^2

944.08

.081

.082

.36 .949

945

.09

.091

.092 .4

.6

.8

946

.01

.02 .03

Third French Republic, 1870-1939

Includes France in World War I, problems following war

France and World War II, 1939-1945

Includes dictatorship of Petain and Laval

Fourth French Republic, 1945-

Includes presidency of dc Gaulle, Gouin, Bidault, Auriol

Paris

Monaco

Includes Monte Carlo

ITALY

Gothic and Lombard kingdoms to united Italy, to 1870 For Ancient Roman Empire, see 937

Modem Italian Kingdom, 1870-1918

Includes Italy in World War I; reign of Victor Emmanuel II-III

Fascist Italy, 1918-1945

Includes Mussolini's regime, Italy in World War II

Italian Republic, 1946- San Marino

Rome

Includes Vatican City

Malta

SPAIN

Includes Pyrenees Mountains

Early Spain

Spain under Romans and Goths, to 711

Moorish Kingdom, 711-1479

Union of Aragon and Castile, 1479-1516

Expulsion of Moors

Includes reign of Ferdinand and Isabella

433

History

g46.04-947.085

946.04

.05 .06 .07

Spanish Decline, 1516-1598

Inquisition period

Era of Degeneration in Spain, 1598-1808 Spain under French Control, 1808-1814

Bourbon Restoration in Spain, 1814-1868

Period of dissatisfaction and revolt Includes reign of Ferdinand VII, Isabella II

.08 New Spanish Monarchy, 1868-1931

Revolution and second restoration Includes reign of Alfonso XII-XIII

.081 Second Spanish Republic, 193 1-1939

Includes Spanish civil war

.082 Post-war Spain, 1939-

Spain under Franco dictatorship

.7 Andorra

.8 Gibraltar

.9 PORTUGAL

947 UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

(RUSSIA)

Primitive Russia to emancipation of serfs, to 1855

Includes reign of Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Catherme

the Great

For Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, see 949.85; Soviet

Central Asia, 958.4

.08 Reform and Reaction in Russia, 1855-1917

Development of nationalist state

Includes reign of Alexander II-III, Nicholas II

.083 Fall of Russian Empire, 1917-1939

Includes Russia in World War I, Russian revolution, dicta- torship of Lenin and Stalin

.084 Russia and World War II, 1939-1945

.085 Post-war Russia, 1945-

947-1-949

.6 Decimal Classification 434

947.1

It is recommended that Finland be classified in 948.95

.2

Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic

.3

Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic

For Russian Soviet Federal SociaJist Republic Siberian regions, see 957

.4

Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic

.41

Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic

.5

Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic

.6

Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic

.7

Ukranian Soviet Socialist Republic

.9

Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic

.91

Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic

.92

Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic

948

SCANDINAVIA

.1

Vorway

.5

Sweden

435

History

949.65-949-85

949.65

Albania

Includes Saseno

7

Yugoslavia

.75

Bulgaria

A

Rumania

.85

Moldavian Soviet

Socialist Republic

949

.9 .95

.1

.2 3

.35

A .5

£

Denmark Finland

OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Iceland Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg

Switzerland

Includes Alps Mountains

Greece

Includes Byzantine Empire, 323-1453 For Ancient Greece, see 938

It is recommended that Turkey be classified in 956.1

437

History

952-955

950 HISTORY OF ASIA

Includes modern history of Orient, Far East For Ancient orientaJ empires, see 935

951 CHINA

Includes ancient Chinese history (formerly classified in 931), Imperial China, Yangtse River

.04 Chinese Republic, 1912-1949

Founding of Republic to Nationalist revolution

Includes uresidency of Sun Yat-sen and Yuan Shih-K'aij

Civil War, 1917-1926

.042 Nationalist China, 1927-1949

China under Chiang Kai-shek

Includes struggle between Koumintang and Communist party, Japanese occupation of Manchuria, Chinese-Japa- nese War

.05 People's Republic of China, 1949-

Communist China

.132

Shanghai

.154

Tientsin

.156

Peiping

.24

Taiwan

.25

Hong Kong

.26

Macao

.5

Tibet

JS

Sinkiang

.7

Mongolia

.73

Outer Mongolia

.8

Manchuria

.822

Kwantung

.9

KOREA

952 JAPAN

Early period to end of shoguns and reestablishment of imperial power, to 1868

.03 Twentieth Century Japan, 1868-

Includes Japan in World War I

.033 Showa Period, 1926-

Japan under Hirohito

Includes Japan in World War II, Allied occupation

953 ARABIA

Includes minor Arabian States, e.g. Bahrain, Kuwait .3 Yemen

.5 Oman

Ji Saudi Arabia

Formerly Nejd

954 INDIA

Early India to English rule, to 1765

Includes Ancient India (formerly classified in 934); Moslem In- dia; European settlements other than British, e.g. Portuguese, Dutch, French; Laccadive Islands

.08 British India, 1765-1947

English rule and occupation to independence

.09 Union of India, 1947-

.1 Bhutan

.2 Nepal

.7 PAKISTAN

Includes former territories of Baluchistan, East Bengal, North West Frontier, West Punjab, Sind

.8 Ceylon

Includes Maldive Islands

955 IRAN

436

956-959

Decimal Classification

438

956

.1

A

.7 .9 .94

.95

957

958

.1 .4

959

.1

.3 .5 .52

NEAR EAST

Includes Levant Asia Minor For Ancient Near East, see 935

Turkey

All periods of Turkey's history

Includes Ottoman Empire (formerly classified in 949.6)

Cyprus

Iraq

Syria and Lebanon

Israel

Includes former Palestine

Transjordan

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

ASIATIC REGIONS

Includes Yakutsk Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, Buriat- Mongol Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

For European areas of Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Repub- lic, see 947.3

MIDDLE EAST

Afghanistan

Soviet Central Asia

Includes Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic, Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic, Tadzhik Soviet So- cialist Republic, Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic

FRENCH INDOCHINA

Includes Associated States of Viet-Nam (Tonking, Annam, Cochin-China), Cambodia, Laos

Union of Burma

Siam

Federation of Malaya

Singapore

960 AFRICAN HISTORY

961

.1 2

962

.15 .4

%3

.5

964

2

.9

965 %6

.1

.12

.2 .25 .26 .3

.4

NORTH AFRICA Tunisia Libya

EGYPT

Includes Nile River

For Ancient Egypt, see 932

Suez Canal Anglo-Egyptian Sudan

ETHIOPIA

Italian East Africa

Includes Eritrea, Italian Somaliland (formerly classified m

967.73)

MOROCCO Spanish Morocco

Spanish Sahara Ifni

Spanish Sahara includes Rio de Oro, Sekia el Hamra

Canary Islands ALGERIA NORTH CENTRAL AFRICA

French West Africa

Includes Sahara Mauritania

French Sudan

Upper Volta

Niger

Senegal

Includes Dakar

Sierra Leone

439

966.51-967-81 Deciiiial Classification 440

966.51 '

Gambia

.52

French Guinea

.57

Portuguese Guinea

.58

Cape Verde Islands

.6

Liberia

.68

Ivory Coast

.7

Gold Coast

.8

Dahomey

.81

Togoland

.9

Nigeria

.99

San Tome and Principe

967

SOUTH CENTRAL AFRICA

.11

Cameroon

.2

French Equatorial Africa

.3

Angola

.5

Belgian Congo

Includes Congo River

.57

Ruanda-Urundi

.6

British East Africa

.61

Uganda

.62

Kenya Colony and Protectorate

Includes provinces formerly classified in 967.63-.69

.63-.69

It is recommended that Kenya Colony and Protectorate Prov-

inces be classified in 967.62

.7

Somaliland

.71

French Somaliland

.72

British Somaliland

.73

It is recommended that Italian Somaliland be classified in

963.5

.81

Zanzibar

441

HistoT}'

967.82-969.84

967.82 .83-.89

Tanganyika Territory

Includes regions formerly classified in 967.83-.89 It is recommended that All Regions of Tanganyika Territory be classified in 967.82

.9

Mozambique

968

SOUTH AFRICA

Includes Union of South Africa

.1

Bechuanaland

.2

Transvaal

.3

Swaziland

.4

Natal

.5

.6

Orange Free State Basutoland

.7 .8

Cape of Good Hope South West Africa

.9

British South Africa

.91

Southern Rhodesia

.94

Northern Rhodesia

.97 969

Nyasaland ISLANDS OF INDIAN OCEAN

.1

Madagascar

.4

Comoro

.6

.7

Seychelles Diego Garcia

.81

He de la Reunion

.82

Mauritius

.83 .84

Rodrigues

Cocos and Christmas Islands

443

History

971.27-972.04

970 NORTH AMERICAN HISTORY

970.1 Indians of North America

971 CANADA

.01 Canada under French Regime, 1497-1763

Earliest times to English supremacy

.02 Colonial Canada, 1763-1791

British conquest to Constitutional Act

.03 Development of Canada, 1791-1841

Union of Upper and Lower Canada

.04 Confederation, 1841-1867

Struggle for national unity

.05 Dominion of Canada, 1867-1911

Canada as Federal State

.06 Twentieth Century Canada, 1911-

.1 British Columbia

Includes Vancouver Island, Rocky Mountains, Eraser River Valley, Glacier National Park, Selkirk Mountains

Jl Canadian Northwest

Includes former territory of Hudson's Bay Company, Prairie provinces, Alaska Highway, Hudson Bay, Hudson's Bay Com- pany, Rupert's Land

^1 Yukon Territory

Includes Klondike region

.22 Northwest Territories

Includes Canadian Arctic, Baffin Island, Great Bear Lake, Great Slave Lake, Mackenzie River

23 Alberta

Includes Athabaska River, Banff National Park, Jasper Na- tional Park

.24 Saskatchewan

Includes Saskatchewan River

442

971.27

3

.3541 .384

•4

.4281 .4471 .5 .6

.7 .8 .88 .9

972

.01 .014 .015 .02

.03

.04

Manitoba

Includes Churchill River, Nelson River

Ontario

Includes former Upper Canada, Georgian Bay, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Superior, Thousand Islands

Toronto Ottawa

Quebec

Includes former Lower Canada, St. Lawrence River, Gaspe Peninsula, Laurentian Mountains, Saguenay River Valley

Montreal

Quebec (city)

New Brunswick

Nova Scotia Acadia

Includes Maritime Provinces, Cape Breton Island, Bay 'of Fundy

Prince Edward Island

Newfoundland

St. Pierre and Miquelon

Labrador

Includes Goose Bay

MEXICO

Early Mexico, to 1516

Aztecs Mayas

Colonial Mexico, 1516-1810

Discovery to end of Spanish rule

Independent Mexico, 1810-1822

Revolutionary period

First Mexican Empire and Republic, 1822-1845

972.05-972*8

Decimal Classification

444

972.05

.06

.07

.08

.09

.1

.2

.3

.4

.5

.6

.7

War with United States, 1845-1848

For U. S. in Mexican War, sec 973.62

Second Mexican Republic, 1848-1861

Reform period

Second Mexican Empire, 1861-1867

European intervention in Mexico Includes reign of Maximilian and Carlotta

Mexican Republic Restored, 1867-1911

Mexico under constitution of 1857

Twentieth Century Mexico, 1911-

Mexico under constitution of 1917

Includes revolutionary epoch of coups d'etat and civil war

Northern Mexico

Includes Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Coahuila, Durango, Chi- huahua, Sonora

Baja California

Includes North territory, South territory, islands

Central Pacific States

Includes Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan

Interior or Central Mexico

Includes Guanajuato, Aguascalientes, Zacatecas, San Luis Po- tosi, Queretaro, Hidalgo, Tlaxcala, Puebla, Morelos

Valley of Mexico

Includes Mexico (state), Distrito Federal, Mexico City

Southern Gulf States

Includes Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan, Quintana Roo

Southern Pacific States

Includes Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Isthmus of Tchuantepcc

.8

Central America

44S

History

972.801-972.8302

972.801

.802

.803

.804

.805 .81

.8101

.8102 .8103

.8104

.8105

.82

.8201

.8202

.8203

.8204

.8205

.83

.8301

.8302

Early Central America, to 1502

Pre-Columbian civilization

Early Sixteenth Century Central America, 1502-1535

Includes discovery, exploration, conquest

Colonial Central America, 1535-1821

Spanish rule to independence

Nineteenth Century Central America, 1821-1900

National integration

Includes attempts at Central American union

Twentieth Century Central America, 1900-

Cuatemala

Early Guatemala, to 1502

Ancient civilization of pre-Columbian period Discovery, exploration, conquest, 1502-1535

Colonial Guatemala, 1535-1821

Spanish rule to independence

Republic of Guatemala, 1821-1900

Includes establishment of republic

Twentieth Century Guatemala, 1900- British Honduras

Early British Honduras, to 1502

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1502-1535

Early Colonial British Honduras, 1535-1821

Includes settlement

Nineteenth Century British Honduras, 1821-1900

Includes independence from Jamaica

Twentieth Century British Honduras, 1901- Honduras

Early Honduras, to 1502

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1502-1535

972-8503-972-9°i

Decimal Classification

446

972.8303

.8304 .8305 .84

.8401

.8402

.8403

.8404

.8405

.85

.8501

.8502

.8503

.8504

.8505

.86

.8601

.8602

.8603

.8604

.8605

.9 .901

Colonial Honduras, 1535-1821

Spanish rule to independence

Republic of Honduras, 1822-1900 Twentieth Century Honduras, 1900- EI Salvador

Pre-Columbian Period, to 1502

Ancient civihzation

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1502-1535

Includes colonization

Colonial Period, 1535-1821

Spanish rule to independence

Republic of El Salvador, 1821-1900 Twentieth Century El Salvador, 1900- Nicaragua

Prehispanic Epoch, to 1502

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1502-1535

Includes colonization

Colonial Nicaragua, 1535-1821

Spanish rule to independence

Republic of Nicaragua, 1822-1900 Twentieth Century Nicaragua, 1901- Costa Rica

Early Costa Rica, to 1502

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1502-1535

Colonial Costa Rica, 1535-1821

Republic of Costa Rica, 1821-1902

Twentieth Century Costa Rica, 1902-

West Indies Antilles

Includes British, Danish, French, Netherlands West Indies

Early History, to 1492

447

History

972.902-972.9204

972.902

.903 .904

.905 .91 .9101 .9102

.9103

.9104 .9105

.9106 .9107 .9108

.912

.92

.9201 .9202

.9203

.9204

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1492-1608

Includes colonization, colonial period European Rivalries, 1608-1801

Nineteenth Century, 1801-1902

Includes independence movements, autonomy, national de- velopment

Twentieth Century, 1902-

Cuba

Pre-Columbian Cuba, to 1492

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1492-1514

First Colonial Period, 1514-1762

Includes siege of Havana and English control

Second Colonial Period, 1763-1810

Third Colonial Period, 1810-1898

Includes conspiracy period, reformist period, ten years war, autonomist period, war of independence

American Military Occupation, 1899-1902 First Cuban Republic, 1902-1933 Second Cuban Republic, 1933-

Havana

Includes Isle of Pines (Cuba)

Jamaica

For Turks and Caicos Islands, see 972.961

Early Jamaica, to 1494

Sixteenth Century Jamaica, 1494-1607

Includes discovery, colonization

European Rivalries, 1607-1801

Includes end of Spanish rule, establishment of English civil administration, English occupation

Nineteenth Century Jamaica, 1801-1904

972.9205-972-96

Decimal Classification

448

972.9205 .921 .93 .9301 .9302 .9303

.9304

.9305

.94

.9401

.9402

.9403

.9404

.9405

.9406

.95

.9501

.9502

.9503 .9504

.9505

Twentieth Century Jamaica, 1904- Cayman Islands Dominican Republic

Pre-Columbian Period, to 1492

Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1492-1608

European Rivalries, 1608-1801

Founding of Republic, 1801-1902

Includes independence, national development

Twentieth Century Dominican Republic, 1902- Haiti

Pre-Columbian Period, to 1492

Spanish Rule, 1492-1625

Haiti as French Colony, 1625-1804

Independent Haiti, 1804-1915

American Occupation, 1915-1934

Republic of Haiti, 1934- Puerto Rico

Early Puerto Rico, to 1493

Sixteenth Century Puerto Rico, 1493-1602

Includes discovery, early colonial period

European Rivakies, 1602-1804

Revolutionary Puerto Rico, 1804-1900

End of Spanish rule

Twentieth Century Puerto Rico, 1900- Establishment of U. S. civil government

Rahamas

Includes New Providence and Nassau, Abaco, Harbour Island, Grand Bahama, Cat Island, Long Island, Mayaguana, Eleu- thera, Exuma, San Salvador or Watling's Island, Acklin's Is- land, Crooked Island, Great Inagua, Andros Island

449

History

972.961-973.17

972.961

.97

.971

.972

.98

.981 .982

.983 .99

973

.1

.15 .16

.17

Turks and Caicos Islands

Jamaica dependencies

Lesser Antilles

Includes Netherlands Antilles

Leeward Islands

Includes British islands of Antigua, St. Christopher-Nevis, Montserrat; French islands of Guadeloupe, Marie Galante, Les Saintes, Desirade, St. Barthelemy, St. Martin; Nether- lands islands of St. Maarten, St. Eustatius, Saba

Virgin Islands

Includes U. S. islands of St. Tliomas, St. Croix, St. John; British islands of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dykes

Windward Islands

Includes British islands of Grenada, St. Vincent, The Grena- dines, St. Lucia, Dominica; Netherlands islands of Curagao, Aruba, Bonaire

Barbados

Martinique

Trinidad

Includes Tobago

Bermuda UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Voyages and Discoveries, to 1607

Earliest times to settlement of Jamestown Includes all pre-Columbian claims

Columbus' Voyages

Spanish and Portuguese Voyages

Includes voyages of Vespucci, Ponce de Leon, Balboa, de Soto

English Voyages

Includes voyages of John and Sebastian Cabot, Hawkins, Drake, Frobisher. Raleigh

973-18-973-5

Decimal Classification

450

973.18

.2

3 31

32

33 34

341 344

35

36

37

38 39

.4

.5

French Voyages

Includes voyages of Verrazano, Champlain

Colonial United States, 1607-1775

Includes Indian wars, Albany Convention of 1754

For Individual colonies 01 settlements, see colonies, e.g. Settkment of Virginia, 975.5

Revolution and Confederation, 1775-1789

Political History

Includes causes and results of Revolution

FoT Financial history, see 336.973

Diplomatic History

Includes relations with France, Spain, Netherlands; peace negotiations; Treaty of Paris, 1783

Campaigns and Battles

Armies of Revolution

English Army American Army

Naval History

Includes privateers

Celebrations Anniversaries Commemoratives

Social History

Includes prisons, exchange of prisoners, hospitals, medical departments, physicians, nurses

Personal Narratives

Illustrative Material

For Special collections only

Constitutional Period, 1789-1809

Includes administrations of Washington, Adams, Jefferson

Early Nineteenth Century, 1809-1845

Includes administrations of Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler

4S^

History

973-52-973-8

973.52

.6

.62

•7

.71

.72

.73

.74

.75 .76

.77

.78 .79

.8

War of 1812

Includes political, diplomatic, social, military, naval history; campaigns and battles; Treaty of Ghent

Middle Nineteenth Century, 1845-1861

Period of westward migration

Includes administrations of Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce,

Buchanan

Mexican War, 1845-1848

Includes political, diplomatic, social, military, naval history; campaigns and battles; peace treaty

War of Secession, 1861-1865

Includes Lincoln administration

Political History

Includes causes, efforts to preserve peace, secession action of states, results

Diplomatic History

Relations with other nations

Includes diplomatic history of Confederate States

Campaigns and Battles

Armies of Civil War

Includes Union and Confederate armies, State regiments

Naval History

Celebrations Commemorations

Social History

Includes prisons, hospitals

Personal Narratives

Illustrative Material

For Special collections only

Later Nineteenth Century, 1865-1901

Period of reconstruction and civil service reform

Includes administrations of Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield,

Arthur, Cleveland, Harrison, McKinley

973-89-974-738

Decimal Classification

452

973.89

.9 .91

.917

.92

974

.1

.191

.2

.3

.4

.461

.497

.5

.52

h

.68

.7 .71

.72

.738

Spanish-American War, 21 April-10 December, 1898 Includes political, diplomatic, social, military, naval history; campaigns and battles; results

Twentieth Century United States, 1901-

Early Twentieth Century, 1901-1933

Includes administrations of Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wil- son, Harding, Coolidgc, Hoover; U. S. and World War I

United States and World War II, 1933-1945

Includes administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt

Post-war United States, 1945-

Includes Truman administration

NORTHEASTERN STATES

Includes New England

Maine

Portland New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts

Boston

Nantucket Island Rhode Island

Providence Connecticut

Hartford

New Haven New York

New York City

Suburban New York

Includes Long Island, Westchester County

Catskill Mountains

453

Wisiovf 974-753-976.6

974.753

Adirondack Mountains

.8

Pennsylvania

.811

Philadelphia

.9

New Jersey

975

SOUTHEASTERN STATES

Includes the "South," Allegheny Mountains, Appalachian

Mountains

.1

Delaware

.2

Maryland

.256

Annapolis

.26

Baltimore

.3

District of Columbia

Washington

.4

West Virginia

.489

White Sulphur Springs

.5

Virginia

Includes Blue Ridge Mountains

.59

Shenandoah Valley

.6

North Carolina

.7

South Carolina

.8

Georgia

.9

Florida

Includes Everglades

976

SOUTH CENTRAL OR GULF STATES

.1

Alabama

.2

Mississippi

.3

Louisiana

.335

New Orleans

•

.4

Texas

.6

Oklahoma

976.65-977-7

Decimal Classification

4S4

4SS

History

977.8-979.2

976.65

.66

.7

.73

A

.88

.9

977

.1

.132 .178 2 .3

.311

A

.5 .6

.7

Eastern Oklahoma

Includes Indian territory

Southeastern Oklahoma

Includes Red River

Arkansas

Arkansas Valley Region

Includes Arkansas River

Tennessee

Includes Tennessee River

East Tennessee

Includes Great Smoky Mountains and Great Smoky- Mountains National Park

Kentucky

Includes Ohio River

For Ohio Valley, see 977

NORTH CENTRAL OR LAKE STATES

Includes Mississippi River and valley, Ohio Valley, Great Lakes

For Ohio River, see 976.9; Lakes Ontario, Huron, Erie, Superior, 971.3; Lake Michigan, 977.4

Ohio

Cleveland

Cincinnati Indiana Illinois

Chicago

Michigan

Includes Lake Michigan

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

977.8 .866

.87 978

^5

.86

.883 .9

979

.1

Missouri St. Louis

Southwestern Missouri

Includes Ozark Mountains

WESTERN OR MOUNTAIN STATES

Includes the "West," Rocky Mountains, Missouri River and valley, Great Plains

.1

Kansas

.2

Sfebraska

.29

Northwestern Nebraska

Includes Bad Lands

.3

South Dakota

Includes Dakota as a whole. Black Hills

A

North Dakota

.6

Montana

.7

Wyoming

Includes Yellowstone National Park

.8

Colorado

.83

Central Colorado

Includes Continental Divide

East Central Colorado

Includes Royal Gorge of the Arkansas

North Central Colorado

Includes Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park

Denver New Mexico

PACIFIC STATES

Arizona

Includes Grand Canyon National Park

Utah

979-3-979-8

Decimal Classification

4S6

979.3

Nevada

A

California

Includes Sequoia National Park

.44

East Central California

Includes Yosemite National Park

.45

Central California

Includes Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley

.461

San Francisco

.494

Los Angeles

.5

Oregon

Includes Pacific northwest

.51

.59

.6

.7

.77 .79 .8

Western Oregon

Includes Cascade Mountains

Southeastern Oregon

Includes Crater Lake National Park

Idaho Washington

Puget Sound Area

Includes Mt. Rainier and Mt. Rainier National Park

Coastal Area

Includes Mt. Olympus and Mt. Olympus National Park

Alaska

Includes Aleutian Islands

980 SOUTH AMERICAN HISTORY

980.1

981

.01 .02

.03

.04 .05 .06

.1

.2

.3

.4

.5

Includes Latin America, Andes Mountains Indians of South America

BRAZIL

Includes Amazon River Discovery and Colonization, 1500-1534 Hereditary Captaincies, 1534-1549

Colonial Brazil, 1549-1822

Period of foreign aggression, administrative and political expansion

Independent Empire of Brazil, 1822-1889 Republic of Brazil, 1889-1930 Modem Brazil, 1930-

North States

Includes Acre (federal territory), Amazonas, Para, Amapa, Rio Branco

Northeast (Western) States

Includes northeast (western) and northeast (eastern) com- bined, Maranhao, Piaui

Northeast (Eastern) States

Includes Ceara, Rio Grande do Norte, Paraiba, Pernambuco, Alagoas, Fernando de Noronha

East (Northern) States

Includes east (northern) and east (southern) combined, Sergipe, Bahia

East (Southern) States

Includes Minas Gerais, Espirito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Distrito Federal

South States

Includes Sao Paulo, Parana, Iguagu (federal territory), Santa Catharina, Rio Grande do Sul

457

981.7-983-02

Decimal Classification

4S8

981.7

982

.01 .02

.03

.04 .05 .06

.1

.2

.3

.4

.5

.6

.7

983

.01 .02

Central West States

Includes Goias, Mato Grosso, Guapore (federal territory), Ponta Pora (federal territory)

ARGENTINA

Pre-Hispanic Argentina, to 1516

Discovery, Conquest, Colonization, 1516-1810

Independent Argentina, 1810-1829

Includes period of Anarchy Republic of Argentina, 1829-1861 Constitutional Period, 1861-1910 Twentieth Centviry Argentina, 1910-

Rio de la Plata Region

Includes Buenos Aires (province and federal capital), La Pampa

Mesopotamian Region

Includes Santa Fe, Entre Rios, Corrientes, Misioncs

Northeast Region

Includes Chaco, Formosa

Northwest Region

Includes Salta, Jujuy, Catamarca, La Rioja, Tucuman

Central Region

Includes Cordoba, Santiago del Estcro

Central Highland Region

Includes San Juan, Mendoza, San Luis

Patagonian Region

Includes Neuqiien, Rio Negro, Chubut, Zona Militar de Comodoro Rivadavia, Santa Cruz, Tierra del Fuego

CHILE

Pre-Hispanic Chile, to 1535 Discovery and Conquest, 1535-1560

459

History

983.03-984.044

983.03 .04

.05 .06

.07 .08 .09

.1

.2 .5

.4

.5

.6

984

.01

.02

.03

.04

.041

.042

.044

Colonial Period, 1560-1810

Republic of Chile, 1810-1830

Wars for independence and establishment of republic

Autocratic Republic, 1830-1861

Liberal Republic, 1861-1891

Includes war with Spain, integration of territory

Revolution of 1891

Democratic Republic, 1891-1924

Contemporary Chile, 1924-

Desert Region

Includes Tarapaca, Antofagasta, Atacama

North Chile

Includes Coquimbo, Aconcagua, Valparaiso

Central Chile

Includes Santiago, O'Higgins, Colchagua, Curico, Talca, Maule, Linares, Nuble, Concepcion

Frontier

Includes Arauco, Bio-Bio, Malleco, Cautin

South Chile

Includes Valdivia, Orsono, Llanquihue, Chiloe

Austral Chile

Includes Aysen, Magallanes

BOLIVIA

Early Bolivia, to 1532 Discovery and Conquest, 1532-1559 Colonial Period, 1559-1809 Republic of Bolivia, 1809-1899

War of Independence, 1809-1825

First Republic, 1825-1831

Santa Cruz, 1831-1839

984.045-985-3

Decimal ChssiGcation

460

984.045 .0455 .046 .05

.1

.2

3

A

985

.01

.02

.03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08

.1

2

.3

Second Republic, 1839-1879

War of the Pacific, 1879-1883 Conservative Republic, 1883-1899 Twentieth Century Bolivia, 1899-

Mountain Region

Includes La Paz, Oruro, Potosi

Valley Region

Includes Cochabamba, Chuquisaca, Tarija

Plain Region

Santa Cruz

Amazon Region

Includes Beni, Pando

PERU

Pre-Hispanic Peru, to 1519

Discovery and Conquest, 1519-1555

Includes civil war period

Colonial Period, 1555-1808 Independence, 1808-1824 Rise of Military Power, 1824-1867 Civil Period, 1867-1883 Reconstruction, 1883-1895 Twentieth Centiuy Peru, 1895-

North Departments

Includes Tumbes, Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad, Cajamarca

Central Departments

Includes Lima, Ancash, lea, Junin, Huanuco, Huancavelica, Ayacucho

South Departments

Includes Arequipa, Moquegua, Tacna, Cuzco, Puno

461

History

9854-986.15

985.4 East Departments

Includes Loreto, Amazonas, San Martin, Madre de Dies

986.1 COLOMBIA

.101 Early Colombia, to 1550

Includes pre-Hispanic period, discovery, conquest

.102 Colonial Period, 1550-1810

Spanish rule of Viceroyalty of New Granada

.103 Independence, 1810-1819

Includes first patriot government

.104 Republic of Colombia, 1819-1830

Union of New Granada, Venezuela, Quito

.105 Republic of New Granada, 1831-1858

Early centralized system of government Includes Grenadine Confederation, 1858-1863

.106 United States of Colombia, 1863-1886

Federal period: division into states

.107 Republic of Colombia, 1886^1930

Centralized government

.108 Contemporary Government, 1930-

.11 Atlantic Coast Region

Includes Bolivar, Atlantico, Magdalena, Goajira

.12 Pacific Coast Region

Includes Antioquia, Norte de Santander, Santander, Choco

.13 Central Region

Includes Caldas, Tolima, Boyaca, Arauca, Vichada

.14 Cundinamarca

Bogota

.15 Eastern Region

Includes Gauca, Valle del Gauca, Huila, Meta

986.16-986.62

Decimal Classification

^62

986.16

Southern Region

Includes Narino, Putumayo, Caqueta, Vaupes

.17

Aiiiazonas

.18

San Andres

1

PANAMA

.201

Early Panama, to 1550

Includes Pre-Columbian period, discovery, conquest

.202

Colonial Period, 1550-1810

.203

Nineteenth Century Panama, 1810-1903

Panama as part of Columbia

.204

Independence of Panama, 1903-1904

.205

Republic of Panama, 1904-

.211

Panama City

.3

PANAMA CANAL and CANAL ZONE

h

ECUADOR

.601

Early Ecuador, to 1561

Includes discovery, conquest

.602

Colonial Period, 1562-1809

.603

Independence, 1810-1822

.604

Presidency of Quito, 1822-1830

.605

.606 .607

.61

.62

Union with New Granada and Venezuela

Republic of Ecuador, 1830-1859

Constitutional period

Restoration and Progress, 1860-1895 Twentieth Century Ecuador, 1896-

Northern Interior Provinces

Includes Bolivar, Carchi, Chimborazo, Imbabura, Leon, Pichincha, Tungurahua

Southern Interior Provinces

Includes Azuay, Canar, Loja

463

History

986.63-987.71

986.63 Coastal Provinces

Includes Esmeraldas, Guayas, Manabi, El Oro, Los Rios

.64 Eastern Provinces

Includes Santiago-Zomora, Napo-Pastaza

.65 Galapagos Islands

987 VENEZUELA

.01 Pre-Hispanic Period, to 1498

.02 Discovery and Conquest, 1498-1528

.03 Colonial Period, 1528-1806

.04 Independence, 1806-1819

,05 Venezuela as Part of Greater Colombia, 1819-1830

,06 Republic of Venezuela, 1830-1864

.07 Federal Period, 1864-1900

.08 Twentieth Century Venezuela, 1900-

.1 Mountain Region

Includes Merida, Trujillo, Tachira

,2 Western Region

Includes Zulia, Falcon, Lara, Yaracuy

.3 Central Region

Includes Aragua, Carabobo, Miranda

A Lake Region

Includes Apurc, Barinas, Portuguesa, Cojcdcs, Guarico

.5 Eastern Region

Includes Anzoategui, Sucre, Nueva Esparta, Monagas

•6 Guiana Region

Includes Bolivar, Territoria Amacuro, Territoria Amazonas Delta

.7 Distrito Federal

.71 Caracas

Decimal Classification

404

988-989.506

988 GUIANAS

.1 British Guiana

.2 French Guiana

.3 Netherlands Guiana

989.2 PARAGUAY

.201 Early Paraguay, to 1524

.202 Discovery, Exploration, Conquest, 1524-1537

.203 Colonial Period, 1537-1811

.204 Independence, 1811-1814

.205 Dictatorship, 1814-1870

Includes dictatorship of Caspar Rodriguez de Francia, Carlos Antonio Lopez, Francisco Solano Lopez

.206 Republic of Paraguay, 1870-1902

Constitutional period

.207 Twentieth Century Paraguay, 1902-

.21 Eastern Region

Includes Concepcion, Amambay, San Pedro, Caaguazu, Alto Parana, Distrito Central, Las Cordilleras, Guaira, Paraguari, Caazapa, Neembecu, Misiones, Itapua

.22 Western Region

Includes Villa Hayes, Boaqueron, Olimpo

.5 URUGUAY

.501 Early History

.502 Discovery, Colonization, Conquest

.503 Colonial Period

.504 Independence

.505 Republic of Uruguay, 1825-1830

Period of national organization

.506

Modem Period, 1830-

46s

989.51

.52

.53

History

989.51-989.53

Coastal Region

Includes Montevideo, Canelones, Maldonado, San Jose, Colonia, Rocha

Central Region

Includes Lavalleja, Florida, Flores, Soriano, Treinte y Tres, Durazno, Cerro-Largo, Rio Negro

Northern Region

Includes Tacuarembo, Paysandu, Rivera, Salto, Artigas

990 HISTORY OF OCEANIA

991

.1

2 .3

.4

992

993

.1 2 .3

.4 .5

I .1

.11

.3

.4 .5

INDONESIA

Borneo

Includes North Borneo, Brunei, Sarawak, Labuan

Island of Celebes Molucca Islands

Republic of the Philippines

Includes Islands of Luzon, Mindanao, Samar, Negros, Palawan, Panay, Mindoro, Leyte, Cebu, Bohol, Masbate

SUNDA Sumatra

Java and Madura Bali and Lombok

Timor Archipelago Andaman and Nicobar Islands

MELANESIA

New Zealand

Includes North, South, Stewart Islands

New Zealand Islands

Includes Auckland, Campbell, Antipodes, Bounty Islands

New Caledonia

Includes dependencies, e.g. Isle of Pines, Wallis Islands

Loyalty Islands

Includes Mare, Lifou, Uvea

New Hebrides

Solomon Islands

Includes Bougain\ille, Buka, Guadalcanal, Malaita, San Cris- toval. New Georgia, Ysabel, Choiseul, Shortland, Mono, Vella Lavella, Ronongo, Gizo, Rendova, Russell, Florida, Rennell, Lord Howe Group, Santa Cruz Islands, Duff Group

466

467 993.6

994

.7

.01 .02

.03 .04

.05

.1

.2

.29 .3 .4 .5

.6

.7

.71

.8

995 996

.11

.12 .13

.21 .211

History 993.6-996.211

Bismark Archipelago

Includes New Britain, New Ireland

Admiralty Islands

AUSTRALIA

Discovery, to 1779

Settlement and Early Growth, 1779-1851

Gold Discoveries and Consolidation, 1851-1891

Formation of the Commonwealth, 1891-1922

Includes awakening of national sentiment, development of federal institutions, Australia and World War I

Modem Australia, 1923- Western Australia South Australia Northern Territory Queensland New South Wales Victoria

Tasmania

Australian Capital Territory Canberra

Australian Islands

Includes Lord Howe Island (N.S.W.), Norfolk Island

PAPUA-NEW GUINEA POLYNESIA AND MICRONESIA

Fiji Islands

Tonga Islands

Samoa

Society Islands Tahiti

996.22-998

Decimal Classification

468

996.22 .23 .31 .32

.6

.7

.8 .81

.9

997

.1

.11

.12

.2

21

998

Cambier, Austral and Rapa Islands Cook Islands Marquezas Islands Tuamotu Islands

Caroline Islands

Includes Truk, Ponape, Palau, Yap

Marianas Archipelago

Includes Guam, Saipan

Marshall Islands

Gilbert and EUice Islands

Includes Fanning Island, Washington Island, Ocean Island, Christmas Island, Phoenix Group

Hawaiian Islands

Includes Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, Niihau, Kahoo- lawe

ISOLATED ISLANDS

Includes Aden, Perim, Soqotra, Kuria Muria Islands

Atlantic Islands

Includes Bouvet Island

Falkland Islands

Includes East Falkland, West Falkland, South Georgia, South Shetlands, South Orkneys, Sandwich Islands

St. Helena

Includes Ascension Island, Tristan da Gunha

Pacific Ocean Islands

Includes Midway, Wake, Nauru Islands

Pitcairn Island

Includes Henderson, Ducie, Oeno

ARCTIC REGIONS

Includes Polar regions of Arctic and Antarctic combined, North Pole

469

998.1

2

999

History

998.1-999

Spitsbergen

Includes West Spitsbergen or Mainland, North East Land, Prince Charles Foreland, Edge Island, Barents Land, King KarFs Land, Hope Island, Bear Island

Greenland

ANTARCTIC REGIONS

Includes Ross Island, Adelaide Land, Wilkes Land, Graham Land, Peter I Island, South Pole

Index

AFof L

A la carte Table system

Aardvarks

Abaco Is.

Abandoned children

Abbeys

Architecture Church history Abbreviations English language Other languages Abduction Abelard, Peter

Philosophy Aberdeen Angus Abiogenesis Abnaki language Abnormal Children Education Psychology Psychology Abnormalities Animal Human Mental Physical Plant Aboth Abrasives Manufacture Mining Use in tools Absentee voting Absenteeism Absolute monarchy Absolution Absolutism Absorption

Chemical engineering Sound waves

331.881 642.5

599.3

972.96

362.73

726.7

271

653.2

421.8

—18

364.15

189

636.22

576

497.3

371.9

136.76

132

591.2

132 611.012

581.2

296.1

668.1

622.36

621.92

324.24

658.381

321.6

265.6

321.6

660.28 534.2

Abstinence

Religion

Temperance Abstracting Abstraction painting Abutments

Structural engineering

Abyssinian church Academic

Costume

Degrees

Freedom

Theory in democracy Universities and col- leges

Honors

Sermons Academies Acadia Acalepha Acanthocephala Acanthodii Acanthopterygii Acari Acceleration

Mechanics of Solids Accessories

Clothing

Costume Accidents

Industrial

Insurance

Prevention Mining Public health Accommodation

Sociology Accompaniment Music Accordian Accounting

Systems 471

248 177 029.4 759.06

624.16

281

378.2 378.2

323.44

378.12

378.2

252.5

060

971.6

593.73

595.13

567.3

597.5

595.4

531.2

646.4 391

331.823 368.38

622.86 614.86

301.23

781.66

786.9

657

657.5

Index

472

473

Index

Accounts

Adaptability

159

Accounting procedure

657.3

Adaptation Ecology

574.5

Vlanagcrial use

658.15

Adding machines

651.26

Public finance

336.39

Addison's disease

616.4

Acele

677.46

Addition

Aceraceae

583.28

Elementary education

372.7

Acetate

Additive processes

Plastics

668.44

Color photography

778.6

Rayons

677.46

Addresses

Acetylenes

Delivery

808.5

Industrial chemistry

661.9

General collections

040

Organic chemistry

547.2

Adelaide Lane

999

Achievement tests

Aden Is.

997

Education

371.26

Adhesives

Acids

Industrial chemistry

668.3

Industrial chemistry

661.2

Masonry

620.15

Organic chemistry

547.2

Adirondack Mts.

974.753

Acklin's Is.

972.96

Adjusting and closing

Acne

616.5

Bookkeeping

657.2

Aconcagua

983.2

Adjustment accounts

Acoustic

Accounting

657.3

Insulation

693.83

Adjutant General

355.6

Receivers Radio

621.3843

Adler schoo

Acoustics

534

Psycho-analysis

131.34

Architectural

729.2

Admission

Vlusica

781.1

School standards

371.21

Acquired movements

158.43

Administration

Acre Federal Territory

981.1

Army

355.6

Acrobatics

796.4

City planning

711.17

Acrostics

793.7

Library

025

Acting

792.02

Military

355.6

Actinide elements

Museums

069.6

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Navy

359.6

Actinium

Office

651.4

Inorganic chemistry

546,6

Public

350

Vletallurgy

669.293

Universities and col-

Actinomycclates

589.9

leges

378.1

Actinotherapy

615.8

Administrative

Activated carbons

Law

344

Industrial chemistry

662.93

Procedure

344.2

Activity methoc

Admiralty Is.

993.7

Teaching

371.36

Adobe

Acts of Apostles

Building material

691.4

N.T.

226.6

Construction

693.2

Pseudepigrapha

229.92

Adolescents

Actuarial science

368.01

Psychology

136.73

Adam furniture

749.22

Welfare services

362.7

Adoption

362.73

Aegean work

939

Adoration of shepherds

232.92

Aeration

Adrenals

616.4

Water purification

628.16

Adsorbent carbons

Aeria

Industrial chemistry

662.93

Almanacs

629.125

Adsorption

Beacons

387.72

Chemical engineering

660.28

Cameras

771.3

Colloid chemistry

541.375

Charts

629.125

Adult

Mapping

526.8

Education •

374

Maps

629.125

Centers

374.91

Markers

387.72

Councils

374.93

Photography

778.3

Discussion groups

374.24

Military

623.71

Government activ-

Prospecting

553

ity

374.94-.99

Routes

387.72

Institutes

374.91

See aJso Air, Aviation

Institutional pro-

Aerials Radio

621.3843

grams

374.9

Aerodynamics

533.6

Library participation

021.2

Of flight

629.123

Media

374.2

Aeronautics

629.1

Motion pictures

374.27

Commercial

387.7

Radio

374.26

History

629.109

Reading groups

374.22

Military

629.1

Schools

374.91

Study and teaching

629.107

Self education

374.1

Afar language

493.5

Special groups

374.21

Afghanistan

958.1

Techniques

374.2

Africa

Television

374.27

Geography

916

Workshops

374.91

Geology

556

Psychology

136.5

History

960

Adulterations

African

Public health control

614.3

Languages

496

Advanced geometry

513.5

Literature

896

Adventists

286.7

Methodist Church

287.8

Advertising

659.1

Afrikaans

Agencies

659.11

Language

439.36

Illustration

741.67

Literature

839.36

Media

659.13

After-dfnner speaking

808.5

Organization

659.11

Agaw language

493.5

Rates

659.132

Aged

Social control

301.152

Institutional care

362.61

Structures

Medical care

618.97

City planning

711.6

Welfare services

362.6

Techniques

659.13

Agfacolor

778.6

Typography

659.13

Aggradation Geology

551.3

Advisory services

Aghagha language

493.5

Economics

338.46

Agnatha

567.2

Index

474

47S

Indek

Agnostics

Apologetics against Agrarian movements Agricultural

Banking

Chemistry

Communities

Credit

Economics

Economy Archeology

Industries Economics

Land resources

Products Economics

Rent Agriculture

Department Aguascalientcs Aiming circles Artillery Ainu language Air

Beneficial effects on health

Cleaning

Air conditioning

Communication Command

Compressors

Conditioning

Currents

Distribution

Air conditioning

Force Department

Forces

Military science

Liners Transportation

Lines Transportation

Mail

Materiel Command

Navigation

Policy

Pollution

Industrial sanitation Public health control

Pressure

Relation to health

Purification

Rights

Air — (Continued)

239.7

Seasoning Lumber

333.7

Service Commanc

332.31

Sports Terminals

630.24

Administration

301.35

Architecture

332.31

631.1

571.2

City planning Transportation Warfare

338.1

Naval

333.76

Weather Command

338.17

See also Aerial, Av^iation

333.5

Air-borne forces

630 353.81

Military science Aircraft

972.4

Carriers

623.46 494.6

Engines Instruments

Maintenance

Models

613.1

697.93

Operating problems Power plants Production •

Uses

358.9

Airdromes

621.5

697.93

Airplanes

Design and construc-

551.51

tion

Identification

697.93

Parts

353.6

Piloting

358

387.74

Racing

Airports

Administration

387.74

Design and construc-

383

tion

358.9

629.125

Landscaping Airships

629.109

Flights

628.5

Airways Alabama

614.7

Alagoas

Alarms Electric

616.98

Alaska

697.93 333.9

Highway Albania

674.3 358.9

797.5

387.73

725.3

711.7

387.7

358.4

359.93

358.9

356.6

629.13

623.825

629.1435

629.15

629.142

629.131

629.18

629.1435

629.142

629.18

629.16

629.133

629.14 629.133 629.143 629.126

797.5

387.73

629.16

712.7

629.132

629.132

387.72

976.1

981.3

621.389

979.8

971.2

949.65

Albanian language

Alberta

Albigenses

Albums Art

Alcoholic beverages

Alcoholism

Alcohols

Industrial chemistry Organic chemistry Aldehydes

Industrial chemistry Organic chemistry Ale

Alethopteris Aleutian Islands Language Alfalfa Botany Culture Algae Botany Paleobotany Algae-like fungi Algebra Abstract Combinator)' Elementary High school Problems Algeria

Algerian Kabyle language Algonkian-Mosan Language Literature Algonkian-Ritwan lan- guage Aliens

Emigration Immigration International law Naturalization Rights Alismaceae

Alkali metals Metallurgy Alkalies

Industrial chemistry

491.991

971.23

284.4

704.94

663

616.86

661.8

547.2

661.8 547.2 663.4 561.5

979.8 497.15

583.3 633.3

589.3

561.9

589.25

512

512.8

512.5

512

512

512.9

965

495.3

497.3 897.3

497.3

325.2

325.1

341.51

323.62

323.67

584.7

669.725

661.2

Alkalies — (Continued) Inorganic chemistry Alkaline earths

Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy Alkaloidal crops Alkaloids

Organic chemistry Alkyd plasties Alkylation

Chemical engineering Allegheny Mts. Allegiance

Political science Allegories Religious Allentiac Language Literature Allergies Alligators Alloys

Alluvial mining Almanacs Aerial Nautical Almond Culture Alp Mts.

Alpaca fiber textiles Alpenhorn Alpha Rays Test Alphabets

Comparative linguistics Decorative English language Other languages Altar cloths Altars

Alternating current ma- chinery

Altitude

Relation to health

Alto

Horn

Parana Alumina refractories

546.3

546.4

669.725

633.7

547.92 668.422

660.28 975

320.158 244

498

898

616.97

598.14

669

622.3

629.125 528 634.5 949.4

677.3 788.9

539.72 151.22

411.1 745.6 421.1 —11

247 246

621.313

616.98

788.3

989.21

666.72

Index

476

Aluminum

Building materia

691.8

Economic geology Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy

553.4

546.66

669.722

Sculpture Amalgamated Craft Fec-

739.5

erations

331.88

Amalgamation methods

Ore dressing Amambay Amapa Amarantaceae

622.7 989.21 981.1 583.91

Amateur

Musicianship

780.07

Photography Radio broadcasting

770.2 621.3849

Amatol Ordnance

623.452

Amazon

Region

984.4

River

981

Amazonas

Brazil

981.1

Columbia

986.17

Peru

985.4

Amber Mineralogy Ambrosiaceae

549.8 583.55

Ambulances

362.1

Amendments

Constitutional

342

America

Discovery History American

973.1 970

Architecture

Pre-Columbian

722.91

Cattle

636.28

Federation of Labor

331.881

Furniture

749.21

Glassware

748.2

Indian songs

784.75

Indians

North American

970.1

South American

980.1

Institutionalism

Economic theories

330.15

Literature

810

American — ( Continued )

Negro songs

784.756

Painting

759.1

Party

329.5

Philosophy

191

Revolution

973.3

Statutes

345

Americium

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Ameripol

678.72

Amerith

668.44

Ameroid

668.43

Amethyst

Economic geology

553.8

Amharic language

492.8

Amides

Organic compounds

547.8

Amines

Organic compounds

547.8

Amino acids

Organic chemistry

547.92

Amish Mennonites

289.7

Ammeters

621.37

Ammonia

Liquor Fertilizers

631.84

Ozone

Industrial chemistry

661.9

Ammonites

564.5

Ammonium

Industrial chemistry

661.2

Nitrate

Fertilizers

631.84

Industrial chemistry

662.27

Picrate

Industrial chemistry

662.27

Ammunition

Military science

355.8

Ordnance

623.45

Amnesty

Criminology

364.6

Law of war

341.3

Amoeba

593.11

Amos 0. T.'

224.8

Ampere-hour meters

621.37

Amphibia

Zoology

597.6

Paleozoology

567.6

477

Amphibian airplanes

Amphibious warfare

Amphiboles

Amphineura

Amphipoda

Amphitheaters

Architecture

Landscaping Amplifiers

Nuclear physics

Radio Amusements Anabaptists Anagrams Analysis

Calculus

Chemical

Medicinal

Metallurgical

Mineralogical

Numerical

Qualitative

Quantitative

Soil Spectrum

Stress Analytic

Chemistry

Geometry Anaphylaxis Anapsida Anarchism Anatolian language Anatomy

Art

Comparative

Descriptive

Human

Plant

Veterinary medicine Anaxagoras Philosophy Ancash

Ancestor worship Ancient

Architecture

Calendars

Church history

Index

629.133

359.96

549.6

594.19

595.371

725.8 712.54

539.77

621.3843

790

284.3

793.7

517

543

543.4

669.016

549.13

517.6

544

545

631.4

522.6

624.171

543-545

516

616.97

568.1

335.8

491.99

743

591.4

591.4

611

581.4

636.0891

182

985.2

291.2

722

529.3

270.1-.2

Ancient— (Continued) Customs Geography History Painting Philosophy Sculpture Ancylistales Andaman Is. Andes Mts. Andorra Andreales Andros Is. Anegada Anemia Anemone Anesthesiology Angels

Angina pectoris Angiology Angiosperms Botany Paleobotany Angles European tribe Anglican Chants Church Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Anglo-Frisian Language Literature Anglo-Saxon History

Ancient English Language Literature Angola Anhydrous oxides

Mineralogy Animal Black

Fats and oils Husbandry Magnetism Resin plastics Shows

390 913 930

759.01

180

732

589.26

992.5

980

946.7

588.22

972.96

972.972

616.15

583.11

617.96

235.3

616.1

616.15

583-584

561.3

936

783.5

283

962.4

439

839

936

942.01

429

829

967.3

549.5

662.93

665.2

656

134

668.45

791.8

Index

478

Animals

Agricultural pests Anatomy Anatomy Art Behavior Biochemistry Biophysics Classification Communication Cytology Development Diseases Domestic Ecology

Economic zoology Embryology Evolution Fossil Genetics

Geographic distribu- tion Habitat

Habits and behavior Histology Instinct Invertebrate Marine

Means of protection Microscopic structure Migration Mollusk-like

Paleozoologv'

Zoology Morphology Multicellular Of specific countries Painting Pathology Photography Physiology Preserves Psychology Sound production Spiny-skinned Structure Terrestrial Unicellular

632.6

636.0891

743

151. 3

591.19

591.191

592-599

591.5

591.8

591.3

591.2

636

591.5

591.6

591.33

575

562-569

591.15

591.9

591.52

591.5

591,8

591.51

592

591.9

591.5

591.8

591.52

564 594 591.4 593.2

591.93-.99 758 591.2 778.9 591.1 333.78 151.3 591.5 593.9 591.4 591.9 593.1

Animals — (Continued)

Vertebrate

596

Animal-worship

291.2

Animated cartoons

Drawing

741.5

Photography

778.5

Animism

291.2

Anise

635.7

Annam

959

Annamese

Language

495.92

Literature

895.92

Annapohs, Md.

975.256

Anne Mother of Mary

232.93

Annelida

595.14

Annuals

Botany

582.1

Culture

635.931

Statistical

310

Annuities

368.37

Anonaceae

583.11

Anonyms Bibliography

014

Anoplura

595.74

Anscocolor

778.6

Antarctic

999

Anteaters

599.3

Spiny

599.3

Antelopes

599.73

Ante-Nicene Church

281.3

Antennas Radio

621.3843

Anthems

783.4

Anthocerotales

588.3

Anthologies

808.8

Anthozoa

Paleozoology

563.5

Zoology

593.6

Anthracene

Organic chemistry

547.2

Anthrax

636.0896

Anthropogeny

573.3

Anthropogeography

572.9

Anthropology

572-573

Criminal

364.24

Cultural

572.7

Linguistic

572.8

Physical

573

Socia

572.7

479

Index

Anthropometry 573.6

Criminal 364.12 Antiaircraft artillery

Ground forces 356.4

Ordnance 623.41 Antibiotics

Organic chemistry 547.92

Therapeutics 615

Antigua Is. 972.971

Antilles 972.9

Lesser 972.97

Netherlands 972.97 Antimony

Economic geology 553.4

Inorganic chemistry 546.17

Metallurgy 669.7

Mineralogy 549.2

Mining 622.34

Antioquia 986.12 Antioxidants

Rubber manufacture 678.23

Antiphonal readings 264

Antiphonies 783.2

Antipodes Is. 993.11 Antique furniture

Period styles 749.2

Restoration 684.1 Antiquities

Archeology 571

Biblical 220.93

Legal 340.3

Antislavery 326

Antitank artillery 356.5

Ant-lions 595.74

Antofagasta 983.1 Antonyms

English language 424

Other languages — 4

Ants

Agricultural pests 632.7

Zoology 595.796

Anura 567.8

Anzoategui 987.5

Apaehean language 497.2 Apartments

Architecture 728.1

Management 647.92

Apes

Aphasia

Aphids

Apiculture

Apidae

Apocalypse

Pseudepigrapha Jewish N. T. Apocrypha Apocynaceae Apologetics Apoplexy Apostles Acts of N.T.

Pseudepigrapha Calling by Christ

Creed Apostolic

Age

Church

Fathers Appalachian Mts. Apparel manufacture Apparitions Appendicitis Appetizers Apples

Botany

Culture Appliances

Household

Office Applications Employee Applied

Arts

Ethics

Geology

Mechanics

Nutrition

Photography

Psychology

Science Appropriations

Legislative power

Librar}' support

599.8 616.8

595.75

638.1

595.799

228

229.9

229.94

229

583.7

239

616.8

226.6 229.92 232.95 238

270.1

281.1

281.1

975

687

133.1

616.3

641.81

583.3 634.1

643.6

651.26

658.311

745

177

553

620.1

641.1

778

150.13

600

328.34 021.9

Index

480

Appropriations — {Contin

Public finance Apricots Culture Aptitude tests

Education

Psychology Apure Aquariums Aquatic

Games

Plants Culture Ecology

Geographic distribu tion

Sports

Stunts Aquatints Arabia Arabic

Language

Literature Arachnida

Palcozoology

Zoology Aragua Aralac Arales Aramaeans Aramaic

Language

Literature Araneida

Palcozoology

Zoology Arauca Araucariaccae Arauco Arbitrage Arbitration

Industrial relations

International law Arbutus Arc

Cutting

Lighting

Welded construction

ued) 336.395 634.2

371.26 151.22 987.4 590.7

797.2

635.9 581.5

581.92

797 797.2 766 953

492.7 892.7

565.4

595.4

987.3

677.47

584.64

939

492.1 892.1

565.4

595.44

986.13

561.5

983.4

332.45

331.899

341.63

583.6

671.53 621.32 693.7

Arc — ( Con tin ued )

Welding

671.521

Arch Bridges

624.6

Archacocalamites

561.7

Archaeornis

568.2

Archeology

571

Biblical

220.93

Archeozoic era

551,71

Archery

799.32

Arches

Architectural design

729.3

Engineering design

624.177

Archiannelida

595.14

Architectural

Acoustics

729.2

Decoration

729

Design

729

Drafting

744.4

Planning

729.2

Sculpture

729.5

Styles

722-724

Architecture

720

Ancient

722

Baroque

724.1

Byzantine

723.2

City planning

711.6

Classical

722.6

Domestic

728

Early Christian

723.1

Eastern

723.3

Ecclesiastical

726

Educational

727

Functional

724.9

Gothic

723.5

History

720.9

Industrial

725.4

Landscape

710

Manuals

720.2

Medieval

723

Military

725.1

Modern

724

Nava

623.81

Periods

722-724

Pre-Columbian

American

722.91

Public buildings

725

Renaissance

724.1

481

Index

Architecture — (Continued

Resort

Rococo

Romanesque

Rural

20 th century

Types Archives

Library treatment Archosauria Arctic

Photography

Ardil

Arequipa

Argon

Industrial chemistry Inorganic chemistry Arid land reclamation Aristocracy

Economic class Education Social status Aristotelian logic Aristotle Literature Philosophy Arithmetic

Elementary education Mathematics Arizona Argentina Arkansas River Valley Armadillos Armaments Limitation Ordnance Armatures Armed forces Armenian Church Language Literature Republic Arminians Armor Armor-plated fish

) Armored

728.7 Force

724.1 Vehicles

723.4 Armories

728.6 Architecture 724.9 Military installation 725-728 Arms, John Taylor

Etchings

025.171 Army

568.1 Administration

998 Combat elements

778.7 Command 677.47 Cookery 985.3 Department

Discipline

661.9 Engineering

546.29 Equipment

627.5 Installations

Intelligence tests

323.3 Libraries

371.96 Life and customs

301.44 Materiel

164 Organization

Personnel

888 Post offices

185 Reserves

Service elements

372.7 Special services

511 Staff

979.1 Strategy

982 Supplies

976.7 Tactics

976.73 Training

976.73 Uniforms

599.3 Women's Corps Aromatics

341.67 Organic chemistry

623.4 Arrowroot 621.316 Botany

355 Food manufacture

Arsenals

281 Architecture

491.54 Military installation

891.54 Arsenates Mineralogy

947.92 Arsenic

284.2 Economic geology

739J Inorganic chemistry

567.4 Metallurgy

356.5 623.43

725.1 355.7

767

355

355.6

355.31

355.33

641.57

353.6

355.13

623

355.81

355.7

151.22

027.65

355.12

355.82

355.3

355.1

355.6

355.37

355.36

355.34

355.33

355.43

355.88

355.42

355.5

355.14

355.34

547.2

584.21 664.2

725.1 355.7 549.7

553.4

546.17

669.7

Index

482

483

Index

Arsenic — (Confinued)

Toxicology 615.9

Arson 364.16 Art

Addresses 704

Anatomy 743

Ancient' 709.01

Applied 745

Appreciation 701

Baroque 709.03

Byzantine 709.02

Christian 709.02

Classical 709.01

Collected writings 704.9

Commercial 741.67

Criticism 701

Decorative 745.749 Elementary education 372.5

Essays 704

Esthetics 701

Exhibitions 708

Fine 700

Folk 745.3

Freedom 323.44

Galleries 708

Architecture 727.7

History 709

Industrial 745.2

Lectures 704

Medieval 709.02

Modern 709.03

Museums 708

National 709.1-.9

Neo-Classicism 709.03

Obscene 364.17

Philosophy 701

Prehistoric 571.7

Primitive 709.01

Psychology 701

Religious 704.948

Renaissance 709.03

Rococo 709.03

Theory 701

20th century 709.03

Arteries 616.1

Arteriosclerosis 616.1

Arthritis 616.7

Arthropoda

565

Artichokes Culture

635.3

Artificial

Eyes

617.7

Flies

799.1

Insemination

Animal

636.082

Human

612.63

Languages

408.9

Respiration

612.2

Stone

666.8

Artillery

356.4

Accessories

623.46

Antiaircraft

356.4

Antitank

356.5

Coast

356.4

Field

356.4

Gunnery

623.5

Ordnance

623.41

Types

623.42

Artiodactyla

599.73

Artigas

989.53

Aruba Is.

972.98

Asbeston

677.5

Asbestos

Fiber textile

677.5

Mining

622.36

Shingles

695

Ascaris

595.13

Ascension

Island

997.12

Of Christ

232.97

Asceticism

Personal religion

248

Asclepiadaccae

583.7

Ascolichenes

589.1

Ascomycetes

589.23

Ash

Botany

583.7

Conveyers

Steam engineering

621.183

Ashes Collection

628.4

Asia

Geography

915

Geology

555

History

950

Asia Minor

History Ancient Modern Asparagus

Botany

Culture Aspergilliales Aspergillus Asphalt

Industrial chemistry

Mineralogy

Mining

Shingles Assaying Assemblies

Educational method

Assembly Right of

Asses

Assessment life insurance

Assignments

Educational methods

Assimilation Physiology Animal Human Plant Sociology Association of ideas Associations Cooperative Political Religious Social

Assyria

Architecture

History

Sculpture Assyrian

Language

Literature

Astaceaceae

Astatine

Inorganic chemistry

Asteraceae

Asteroidea

939 956

584.23 635.3 589.23 589.23

665.4

549.8

622.33

695

669.9

371.33 323.4 599.72 368.36

371.3

574.1

591.13

612.39

581.13

301.23

153

060

334

329.8

267

366

722 935

732

492.19 892.19 589.97

546.12 583.55 593.9

Asters Botany Culture Astigmatism Astrology Astronomical Azimuth Instruments Latitude Longitude Astronomy Aeronautical Descriptive Geodetic Nautical Popular Positional Theoretical Astrophysics Atacama

Athabascan language Athabaska River Athanasian creed Athapascan language Atheism

Influence on

Christianity Athenaeum libraries Athletic fields City planning Landscaping Athletics School Atlantic Is. Atlantico Atlases Atmosphere Circulation Gradation work Atmospheric Electricity Erosion Moisture Pressure Temperature Atomic Energy

583.55 635.93 617.7 133.5

527

522

527

527

520

629.125

523

526.6

527

523

526.6

521

523

983.1

497.2

971.23

238

497.2

211

270.8 027.2

711.52

712.54

796

371.73-.75

997.1

986.11

912

551.5

551.51

551.37

551.56 551.37 551.57 551.54 551.52

539.76

Index

484

Atomic — ( Continued )

Energy — (Continued) Engines Levels

Physics

Structure Atomism Atonement Attendance School Attenuation

Radio waves

Sound waves Attributes Divine Auburn system Prisons Auckland Is. Auction bridge Auctions

Book

Price determination

Trade channels Audio-visual

Advertising

Teaching aids Auditing Auditoriums

Architecture Auditory sensation

Physiology

Psychology Augsburg Diet Augustinians Aural teaching aids Austral

Chile

Islands Australia

Northern Territory

South

Western Australian

Ballot

Capital Territory

Languages

Literature Austria Austrian

Furniture

Painting

621.48

539.8

539

539.8

182

232.3

371.52

621.3841

534.2

231

365.2

993.11

795.41

655.56

338.522

658.84

659.14 371.33 657.6

725.8

612.8

152

270.6

271.4

371.333

983.6

996.22

994

994.29

994.2

994.1

324.25

994.7

499.6

899.6

943.6

749.23 759.3

Austrian — (Continued)

Philosophy

193

Austro- Asiatic

Languages

495

Literature

895

Austronesian

Languages

499

Literature

899

Autobiographies

920

Autochrome

778.6

Autogiros

629.1335

Autographs

091.5

Automatic

Code telegraphy

621.382

Telephone systems

621.385

Writing

133.93

Automobile

Racing

796.72

Shows

659.15

Automobiles

629.2

Accessories

629.27

Body work

629.26

Design and con-

struction

629.24

Engines

629.25

Insurance

368.57

Manuals

629.22

Operation

629.28

Testing

629.23

Automobiling

796.7

Automotive

Engineering

629

Transportation

388.3

Autotype-Dyebro

778.6

Auxins

Organic Chemistry

547.92

Averroism

189

Aves

Paleozoology

568.2

Zoology

598.2

Avestan language

491.5

Aviation

Fuel manufacture

665.53

Insurance

368.57

Medicine

616.98

See also Aerial, Air

Aviculture

636.6

fs_

Avignon schism

Avitaminosis

Avocado

Awsan language

Axonometric projections

Ayacucho

Aymara

Language

Literature Ayrshires Aysen Azalea

Azerbaijan Republic Azimuth

Astronomical

Geodetic Azo compounds

Organic chemistry Aztec

Architecture

Civilization Azteco-Tanoan language

Azuay

Babylon Babylonian

Architecture

Language

Literature

Religion

Sculpture Bacillariales Backgammon Bacon, Francis

Philosophy

Bacteria

Agricultural pests

Bactericides

Agricultural use Bacteriological warfare

Civilian protection Bacteriology

Medical Bad Lands, Neb. Badminton BafHn Is. Bag punching

Index

270.5 Bagasse 616.46 Bagpipe

634.6 Bags 492.9 Leather 744.45 Paper 985.2 Bahaism

Bahamas 498 Bahia

898 Bahrain

636.22 Bain system Telegraphy

983.6 Baja California

583.6 Bakelite

947.91 Bakeries

Baking 527 Aids

526.6 Commercial

Home 547.8 Powder

Balalaika 722.91 Balance

972.014 Of trade

497.4 Sheet Accounting

986.62 Balancing Bookkeeping

Balantidium 935 Balata

Balboa, Vasco Nunez de 722 Voyages

492.19 Baldness

892.19 Bali

299.219 Ball games

732 Ballet

589.62 Music

795.1 Ballistics

Forensic 192 Balloons

589.9 Flights

632.3 Ballot

Australian 632.95 Second

356.93 Secret

355.232 Short

589.9 Suffrage

616.01 Ballroom dancing

978.29 Baltic

796.34 Languages

971.22 Literature

796.83 Baltimore, Md.

662.65 788.9

685

676.3

297.8

972.96

981.4

953

621.382

972.2

668.422

664.75

664.6 664.75 641.6 664.6

787.61

382.6

657.3

657.2

593.17

678.6

973.16 616.5

992.3

796.3

792.8

782.9

623.53

364.12

629.132

629.132

324.25 324.25 324.24

324.25

324.25

793.33

491.9 891.9 975.26

Index

486

Baluchi language

491.5

Banibana language

497.8

Bamboo

584.8

Banana

Botany

584.21

Culture

634.7

Band spectra

539.1

Bands

788

Conducting

788.07

Music

788

Music composition

781.63

Banff National Park

971.23

Banishment

Criminal law

343.2

Social control

301.152

Banjo

787.7

Bank deposit insurance

368.85

Banking

332.1

Agiicultural

■ 332.31

Central

332.11

Consumer

332.35

International

332.15

Investment

332.66

Real estate

332.32

Bankruptcy

332.75

Banks

332.1

Blood

616.151

Credit

332.31

Land

332.31

Savings

332.2

Banquets

642.4

Customs

394

Student activities

371.89

Banned books

098

Banners

929.9

Bantams

636.5

Bantu

Language

496.3

Literature

896.3

Baptism

265.1

Of Christ

232.95

Baptist Church

286

Barbados Is.

972.981

Barbering

646.74

Customs

391

Barberry

Botany

583.11

Barberry — ( Con tin ued )

Culture

634.7

Bards

780.071

Barents Land

998.1

Barges

623.829

Barinas

987.4

Barite Mining

622.36

Baritone horn

788.47

Barium

Inorganic chemistry

546.4

Barley

Botany

584.8

Culture

633.1

Barnacles

595.35

Barns

631.2

Architecture

728.9

Barometry

551.54

Baroque

Architecture

724.1

Art

709.03

Furniture

749.24

Sculpture

735.21

Barracks

Architecture

725.1

Military installation

355.7

Barrel organ

789.7

Barrels

674.82

Bars Management

647.95

Bartenders' manuals

663.8

Barter

Price determination

338.522

Baruch Apocrypha

229

Basebal

796.357

School

371.74-.75

Basic

English

428.25

Military training

355.5

Basidiolichenes

589.1

Basidiomycetes

589.22

Basilicas

723,1

Basketball

796.32

Schoo

371.74-.75

Basketry

745.58

Basket-stars

593.9

Basque

Language

499.9

Literature

899.9

487

Index

Bass

Clarinet 788.6

Horn 788.48

Basset-horn 788.6

Bassoon 788.8 Bast fiber

Culture 633.5

Textiles 677.1

Basutoland 968.6

Bath houses Architecture 725.7

Bathing

Customs 391

Personal hygiene 613.4

Recreation 797.2

Therapeutic use 615.8 Bathing beaches

City planning 711.52 Public health control 614.7

Bathroom Planning 64 3 . 5

Bats 599.4

Batteries Electric 621.35 Battles Military science 355.48

Battleships ^ 623.825 Bauxite

Economic geology 553.4

Metallurgy 669.7

Mineralogy 549.5

Mining 622.36 Bay

Of Fundy 971.6

Ports 387.12 Bayberry

Botany 583.974

Culture 634.6

Baymunana language 497.8

Bayonets 623.44

Bazookas 623.44

Bead analysis 544

Beams Design 624.1 77

Beans

Botany 583.3

Culture 635.6

Bear Is. 998.1

Beards Customs 391

Bearings Automotive engineering 629.2 5 Mechanical engineering 621 .82

Bears

Beauty shops Beavers Bechuanaland Bedawye language Beech Forestry Beef cattle Beehives Beekeeping Beer Bees Apiculture Zoology Beet sugar Beetle fungi Beetles

Agricultural pests Paleozoology Zoology Beetleware Beets Culture Beggars Welfare services Behavior Animal Ecology Psychology Collective Ethics Etiquette Human Behaviorism Being Nature of Beja language Bel and the Dragon Belcolor Belemnites Belgian Congo Belgium

Bell

Diving

System Education Belligerency Law of war Belligerent occupation

Law

Bells Electric

599.744

646.72

599.32

968.1

493.5

634.972

636.21

638.14

638.1

663.4

638.12

595.799

664.1

589.23

632.7

565.76

595.76

668.422

635.1

362.5

591.5 151.3 301.15 170

395 150 150.19 111

493.5

229

778.6

564.5

967.5

949.3

387.55

371.4

341.31

341.32

789.5

621.389

Index

488

Belting

Power transmission

Rubber Bcmberg

Bending machinery Benedictine monks Bengali

Language

Literature Beni

Benson, Frank Etchings Benzene

Industrial chemisty

Organic chemistry Benzyl cellulose plastics Beothuk language Berber languages Berberidaceae Berdiaev, Nikolai

Philosophy Bergson, Henri

Philosophy Berkeley, George

Philosophy Berkelium

Inorganic chemistry Bermuda

Ber\^l Mineralogy Beryllium

Economic geology

Inorganic chemistry

Metallurgy Bessel functions Bessemer converter

practice "Best books" Beta

Rays

Test Betatrons

Betrayal of Christ Betrothal customs Better-listening groups Beverages

Public health control Bhagavadgita Bhutan

Bible

220

621.85

Analyses

220.2

678.3

Annotations

220.7

677.46

Authorship

220.14

621.98

Canon

220.12

271.1

Codices

220.4

Commentaries

220.6-.7

491.4

Concordances

220.2

891.4

Criticism

220.1

984.4

Dictionaries

220.3

767

Exegesis

220.6

Hermeneutics

220.6

662.628

Historical books

222

547.2

Inspiration

220.13

668.44

Interpretations

220.6

497.3

Manuscripts

220.4

493.3

Poetic books

223

583.11

Polyglot

220.5

Prophecies

220.15

197

Prophetic books

224

Selections

220.5

194

Special topics in

220.8

Stories

220.95

192

Symbolism

220.6

Typology

220.6

546.6

Versions

220.4-.5

972.99

Biblica

549.6

Apocrypha

229

Archeology

220.93

553.4

Characters

220.92

546.4

Chronology

220.9

669.724

Geography

220.91

518.3

Greek language

487.03

History

220.95

669.142

Pseudepigrapha

229

016

Bibliographic

Control

010

539.72

Works

011-016

151.22

Bibliography

010

539.73

Music

781.97

232.96

Nationa

015

392

Of

374.26

Anonymous works

014

663

Individuals

012

614.3

Pseudonymous works

014

294

Special classes of au-

954.1

thors

013

489

Bibliography— (Continued

Subject

Universal Bibliomania Bicameral legislature Bicycles Bicycling Bicdermeicr furniture

Biennials Botany Culture Biliar)^ tract Billboards Advertising City planning Billing machines Bills Legislative Bimetallism Bindweed Bio-Bio Biochemistry Animal Human Plant Biogenesis Biogeography Biography Biblical

Other specific fields see subject Biological Collections Sciences Techniques Biologicals Biology Economic

Soil Biophysics

Animal

Human

Plant Birch Forestry Bird

Hunting

Songs Bird-lice

Index

Birds

016

Agricultural pests

Oil

Aviculture

010

Geographic distribution

328.39

Migration

629.227

Paleozoology

796.6

Zoology

749.23

Birth

Control

582.1

Customs

635.931

Rates

616.3

Statistics

Bismarck Archipelago

659.134

Bismuth

711.6

Economic geology

651.26

Inorganic chemistry

328.37

Metallurgy

332.42

Bison

632.58

Bivalves

983.4

Paleozoology

574.19

Zoology

591.19

Black

612.015

Hills, S. D.

581.19

Knot

576

Molds

574.9

Mosses

920

Powder

220.92

Rot

Agricultural pests

092

Botany

Blackberry

579

Botany

570

Culture

578

Blacking

615

Blacksmithing

574

Bladder

574.6

Blast furnaces

631.46

Management

574.191

Metallurgy

591.191

Blasting

612.017

Explosives

581.191

Mining

634.972

Blavatsky, Helene

Religious cult

799.24

Blazonry

598.2

Bleaching

595.74

Commercial

632.6

636.6

598.29

591.52

568.2

598.2

618

612.63

392

312.1

312.1

993.6

553.4 546.17 669.7 599.73

564.1 594.1

978.3

589.23

589.28

588.22

662.26

632.3 589.23

583.3

634.7

667.8

682

616.6

621.7 669.8

662.28 622.23

294.58 929.6

667.14

Index

490

Bleaching — ( Continued )

Body — (Continued)

Home

648.1

VIeasurements — ( Con tinned )

Blighted areas

Anthropometry

573.6

Redevelopment

711.59

Relations to mental

Blights

jroccsses

131

Agrieultural pests

632

Bog mosses

588.1

Bacteria

589.9

Bogota

986.14

Fungi

589.2

Bohemian

Blimps

629.132

Glassware

748.2

Blind

Language

491.86

Education of

371.911

Literature

891.86

Welfare services

362.41

Bohol Is.

991.4

Blindness

617.7

Boiler furnaces

621.183

Block books

092

Boilers

Blockade

Hot water

697.4

International law

341.65

Marine

623.873

Naval warfare

559.95

Steam

621.184

Blood

616.15

Bolivar

Banks

616.151

Colombia

986.11

Fertilizers

631.84

Ecuador

986.61

Groups

Venezuela

987.6

Anthropometry

573.6

Bolivia

984

Plasma

616.151

Bolometers

522

Transfusions

616.151

Bolted construction

693.7

Blood-forming organs

616.15

Bolts

621.88

Bloodworts

584.23

Bomb resistant construc-

Blowers

Engineering Vlarine engineering

621.6

623.873

tion Bomber Command Air Force

693.85 358.42

Blowpiping

Blue

Grass Culture Ridge Mts.

544

Bombmg Air warfare

358.42

633.2 975.5

Civilian protection Bombs Bonaire Is.

355.232 623.451 972.98

Blueberry

Bonbons

Botany

583.6

Home cookery

641.85

Culture

634.7

Vlanufacture

664.15

Blue-green algae

589.8

Bonds

Blueprints

744.5

And stocks

332.63

Boaqueron

989.22

Government

336.3

Boating

797.1

Insurance

368.83-.84

Boats

Bone

Building

623.82

Carving

736.6

Transportation

387.54

Char

662.93

Body

Vleal Fertilizers

631.85

Care

613.4

Bones of the body

616.7

Defects

611.012

Bonus pay

Measurements

Wage economics

331.22

491

Bony fishes

Paleozoology

Zoology Book

Auctions

Clubs

Collecting

Illustration

Numbers

Plates

Rarities

Stacks

Stores Bookbinding

Rare Bookkeeping

Machines Book-lice •Bookmaking

Horse racing

Publishing

Bookmobiles

Books

Acquisition Arrangement in

libraries Banned Cataloging Children's Circulation Classification Condemned List of best Lost

Of curiosities Owners' marks Preservation Production Prohibited Rare material Reference Repair Restoration Reviewing Selection Storage

Bookselling

Index

Booms

567.4

Business

338.54

597.5

Nava

623.86

002

Booty Law of war

341.32

655.56

Borates Mineralogy

549.7

655.5

Boring

010

Mills

621.94

741.64

Alining

622.2

025.8

Borneo

991.1

097

Boron

090

Fertilizers

631.82

■ 022.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.66

655.4

Vlining

622.36

655.45

Borough government ad-

095

ministration

352

657.2

Borrowing Public finance

336

651.26

Borstal system

364.72

595.73

Boston

y ^ y • 1 y

Center for Adult Edu-

798.4 655.4 021.62

cation

374.91

Massachusetts

974.461

Botanical gardens

580.7

Architecture

727.5

025.2

Botany Economic

580 581.6

025.8

Geographic Paleo-

581.9 561

098

025.3

028.5

025.6

025.4

098

016

Systematic

582-589

Taxonomic

582-589

Botticelli, Sandro

Painting

759.5

Bottling Beverages

663

Bouffe operas

782.1

098

Bougainville Is.

993.5

030

Boundaries Political

320.1

097

Boundary sun'eying

526.92

025.8

Bounty Is.

993.11

655.4

Bourgeoisie

098

Economic class

323.3

096

Social status

301.44

025.5

Bouvet Is.

997.1

025.7

Bow and arrow

799.32

025.7

Bowfins

597.4

028

Bowling

796.31

025.21

Box cameras

771.3

022.4

Boxes Manufacture

674.82

655.56

Boxing

796.83

Jndex

492

Bov Scouts

369.4

Brick — (Continued)

Bovaca

986.13

Engineering material

620.14

Boycotts

Manufacture

666.73

4 Economic

341.65

Masonry

693.2

Labor

331.893

Ornamental

738.5

Brachiopoda

Structural engineering

624.18

Palcozoolog}^

564.8

Bricklaying

693.2

Zoology

594.8

Bridal wreath

583.3

0. Brachyure

595.38

Bridge Game

795.41

Brahmanism

294

Bridges

Brahnio-Somaj

294.5

City planning

711.6

Braille Educational use

371.911

Local government

352.7

Brain

616.8

Military engineering

623.6

Brakes

Railroad engineering

625.13

Automobile

629.24

Structural engineering

624.2

Railroad

625.25

Bridgewater treatises

215

Branch libraries

027.42

Brief longhand

653.2

Branch iopoda

Briquettes

662.65

Paleozoology

565.3

Bristle-tails

595.71

Zoology

595.32

Bristol glass

748.2

Brandy

663.5

British

Brangwyn, Frank

Columbia

971.1

0 - Etchings

767

East Africa

967.6

Braque, Georges

Empire

942

Painting

759.4

Guiana

988.1

Brass

Honduras

972.82

Metallurgy

669.3

Philosophy

192

Sculpture

739.5

Somaliland

967.72

Brazi

981

South Africa

968.9

Brazing Bread

671.56

Statutes

346

West Indies

972.9

Commercial baking

664.75

Brittle-stars

593.9

Home baking

641.6

Broadcasting

Breakfast food

Radio

621.3849

Manufacture

664.72

Television

621.3889

Breakwaters

627.2

Brocade

677.6

Breathing

Broccoli

Anima

591.12

Botany

583.12

Human

612.2

Culture

635.3

Plant

581.12

Brokers Stock

332.62

Voice training

784.93

Bromides Mineralogy

549.4

Brethren Church

289.92

Bromine

Breton language

491.6

Inorganic chemistry

546.12

0 c

Brewing

663.4

Organic compounds

547.8

Bribery and voting

324.27

Bromoil processes

Brick ■

Photography

773

Building material

691.4

Bronchi

616.2

493

Bronchioles Bronchitis •

Bronze

Age Archeology

Metallurgy

Sculpture Brooklyn Institute

Adult education Brotherhoods

Monastic

Protestant Brown algae Brucitc Mining Brueghel P'amily

Engrayings

Painting Brunei Bruno, Giordano

Philosophy Brussels sprouts

Botany

Culture Br\'ales Br}'ophytes Bryozoa

Paleozoology

Zoology •

Bubblefil Buccaneers Buckthorn Buckwheat

Botany

Culture Buddhism Buddhistic

Architecture

Sculpture

Buddists

Apologetics against

Budgets

Business finance Household finance Public finance School finance Workmen's

Buenos Aires

Jndex

616.2 616.2

571.3 669.3 739.5

374.91

271 271.8 589.45 622.36

765

759.9493 991. 1

195

583.12 635.3 588.2 588

564.7 594.7 677.46 910.45

583.27

583.917

633.1

294.3

723.3 734.5

239.9

658.15

647.1

336.395

379.11

331.831

982.1

Buffalo

Domesticated Buffet suppers Bugles Bugs Building

And Loan Associations

Construction

Contracts

Costs

Detail drawing

Estimates

Inspection

Laws

Materials

Societies

Specifications

Standards

Stones

Economic geology Quarrying Super\ision Systems Buildings Architecture City planning Landscape architecture Public health control Buka Is. Bulbs Garden Field crop Flower Bulgaria Bulgarian Language Literature Bullets Bull-fights

Bungalows Architecture Bunker fuels

Manufacture Bunts Agricultural pests Buoyancy Hydrostatics Buoys Navigation aids Bureau of Ordnance Navy

599.73 636.29

642.4 788.1 595.75

332.32

690

692.4

692.5

692.2

692.5

692.6

692.9

691

334.1

692.3

692.3

553.5 622.35 692.6 693

720

711.6

717

614.7

993.5

635.2 633.4 635.9 949.75

491.81

891.81

625.45

791.8

728.6

665.53 632.4 532.2 623.894

359.7

r

Index

494

Bureau of Ships Navy Bureau of Supply and Accounts Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Burglary insurance Burgundians Burial

Ceremonies

Customs

Of Christ Buriat-Mongol Republic Buried treasure Burlap textiles Burma Burmese

Language

Literature Burning explosives

Manufacture Bur-reed Burro Bursae Bursitis Burton Institute

Adult education Bur\^at language Bus'

Companies

Terminals Architecture Management

Transportation Bushman-Hottentot

Language

Literature Business

Booms

Buildings Architecture

Correspondence

Cvcles

Depressions

Districts

City planning

English

Establishment

359.7

Business — (Conh'nued)

Finance «

658.14

359.8

Forecasting

338.54

Law

347.7

359.7

Management

658

368.82

Methods

650

936

Ownership

658.1

614.6

Panics

338.54

265.8

Recessions

338.54

392

Schools

650.7

232.96

Butacite

668.423

957

Butane gas Manufacture

665.77

910.45

Butaprene

678.72

677.1

Butene gas Manufacture

665.77

959.1

Butform

678.73

Butlers

647.2

495.8

Butter

895.8

Industry

637.2

Substitutes

664.3

662.26

Buttercups

583.11

584.61

Butterflies

636.18

Paleozoology

565.7

616.7

Zoology

595.78

616.7

Butternut Culture

634.5

Buttons Costume

391

374.91

Butvar

678.73

494.2

Butyl rubber

678.72

Butyrate cellulose plastics

668.44

388.3

Buzzers Electric

621.389

Byelorussian Republic

947.6

725.3

Byzantine

388.3

Architecture

723.2

388.3

Art

709.02

Empire

949.5

496.1

Painting

759.02

896.1

Sculpture

734

650

338.54

CIO

331.881

658.2

CPA practice

657.6

725.2

Caaguazu

989.21

651.7

Caazapa

989.21

338.54

Cabbage

338.54

Botany

583.12

Culture

635.3

711.55

Cabinet making

684.2

651.7

Cable railroads

658.1

Engineering

625.1

495

Index

Cable railroads — (Continued)

Transportation Cables

Electric transmission

Manufacture Cabot, John and

Sebastian Voyages 973.17 Cacaopcra language Cactaccae Cactus Caddis-flies

Agricultural pests

Zoology Cadmium

Economic geology

Inorganic chemistry

Metallurgy Caesium

Inorganic chemistry Cafeterias

Architecture

Cookery

Management Caicos Is. Cajamarca Cakes

Commercial baking

Home baking Calami tes Calcispongiae Calcium

Fertilizers

Inorganic chemistry

Nitrate Fertilizers Calculating machines Calculations

Chemical engineering Calculus

Mathematics

Of variations Caldas Calendars Calendering

Paper manufacture Rubber manufacture

Textile manufacture California

-d)

Californium

385.1

Inorganic chemistry

Calisthenics

621.319

Calorimetry

677.7

Chemical thermody-

namics

973.17

Heat

497.8

Calvin, John

585.47

Church history

583.47

Calvinist Church

Calvinistic

632.7

Baptist Church

595.74

Methodist Church

Cambodia

553.4

Camels

546.58

Domesticated

669.5

Hair fiber textiles

Cameos Carving

546,3

Cameras

Cameroon

725.7

Camouflage

641.57

Engineering

647.95

Use

972.961

Camp

985.1

Counselors' manuals

Fire Girls

664.75

Campaigns Military

641.6

Campanales

561.7

Campbell Is.

563.4

Campbellites

Campeche

631.82

Camphor Botany

546.4

Camping

631.84

Camps Military

651.26

Cams

Canaanites

660.28

Canada

Canadian

517

Arctic

517.4

French

986.13

Literature

529.3-.5

Northwest

Painting

676.1

Philosophy

678.27

Canals

677

Engineering

979.4

Irrigation

546.6 796.4

541.36 536.6

270.6 284.2

286.1

287 -

959

599.73

636.29

677.3

736.2

771.3

967.11

623.77 355.42

796.54

369.4

355.48

583.57

993.11

286.6

972.6

583.11

796.54

355.7

621.83

939

971

971.22

447.9

810

971.2

759.11

191

627.13 627.5

Index

496

Canals — (Continued)

Transportation Caiiar Canary

Aviculture

Islands Canasta Canberra Cancers

Candid cameras Candidates Nomination

Candy

Commercial manufac- ture

Home cookery Cane

Costume

Handcraft

Sugar

Field crops Manufacture Canelones Cannaceae Cannas Canning

Commercial

Home Canoeing Canoes Canon

Music

Of scripture Cantatas

Sacred

Secular Canteens

Management

Military equipment Canticles' O. T. Cantilever bridges Capacitors

Dielectrics

Radio Cape

Breton Is.

Of Good Hope

Verde Is.

386.4 986.62

636.6

964.9

795.4

994.71

616.99

771.3

324.23

664.15 641.85

391

745.58

633.6

664.1

989.51

584.21

584.21

664.82 641.4 797.1 623.829

781.4 220.12

783.4

782.8

647.95 355.81 223.9 624.3

537.22 621.3843

971.6

968.7 966.58

Capers

Botany

Culture Capillaries Capillary analysis Capital levy tax Capitalism

And Christianity

Political economy Capitalization

Elementary education

English language

Other languages Capitals City planning Capitols

Architecture

Landscaping Capparidaceae Caprifoliaceae Captain Kidd Legends Capuchins Caqueta

Car card advertising Carabobo Caracas

Caraw^ay Culture Carbines Carbohydrates

Organic chemistry Carbon

Activated

Adsorbent

Black

Compounds Analysis Identification Properties

Dioxide

Industrial chemistry

Industrial

Inorganic chemistry

Processes Photography Carbonated beverages Carbonates Mineralogy Carbonization of coal

583.12

633.8

616.1

544

336.25

261.85 330.1

372.6 421.9 —19 711.45

725.1

712.5

583.12

583.51

398.22

271.3

986.16

659.134

987.5

987.71

635.7

623.44

547.92

662.93 662.93 662.93

547.012 547.012 547

661.9 662.9 546.28

773 663.62 549.7 662.625

497

Carbro processes

Photography Carbuilding Carbureted water gas Carburetor

Automotive engineering

Carchi Card

Accounting

Games

Tricks Cardboard Manufacture Cardiology Cardiovascular system

Carditis

Carduaceae

Careers

Cargan

Cargo

Handling Shipping

Loading

Aircraft operation

Ships Caricatures Carillon Carmelite

Brothers

Nuns Carnegie Corporation

Carnivals Carnivora

Land

Marine Caroline Is. Carols Carotid Carpentry Carpeting Carrier forces Navy

Carrots Botany Field culture Garden culture

Cars

Railroad engineering

Cartels

Index

773

625.22

665.77

629.253 986.61

657

795.4

795.43

676.2

616.1

616.1

616.1

583.55

371.425

677.47

387.51

629.18 623.824 741.5 789.5

271.7 271.9 378.3 394

599.744 599.745 996.6 ■ 783.6 616.4 694 677.6 359.93

583.48

635.1

633.4

625,22 338.88

Carthaginian Language Literature Carthusians Cartography Cartons Paper Cartoons Cartridges Carving Fine arts Sculpture Table service Caryophyllaceae Caryophyllales Cascade Mts, Cascades

Landscape architecture Case work Social Casein

Fiber textiles Plastics Cases and statutes English law U. S. law Cashmere fiber textiles Casolana Casparcolor Casserole cookery Cassiterite Mineralogy Cast iron Castanets Castilloa Casting

Foundry practice Plastics

Rubber manufacture Casualty insurance

Cat Is.

Catacombs Architecture

Catalan

Language

Literature Catalin Cataloging Library

Catalogs Music Phonograph record

492.6 892,6 271.7 526.8 676.3 741.5 623.45

736.2-.6

730

642,6

583.15

583.15

979.51

714 361.3

677.47 668.43

346 345

677.3

677.47

778.6

641.58

549.5

669.141

789.4

678.6

671.25 668.41

678.27 368.5 972.96 723.1

449.9 849.9

668.422 025.3-.35

781.97 789.913

Index

498

Catalogs — ( Con tin ued )

Publishers'

015

Star

523.89

Thematic

781.97

Universa

Oil

Catalysts

Rubber manufacture

678.722

Catamarca

982.4

Catechisms

238

Catering

642.47

Caterpillars

Agricultural pests

632.7

Cathedrals Architecture

726,5

Cathode ray tubes

621.342

Catholic

Church

282

Modern schisms in

284.8

Epistles

227.9

VIonastic orders

271.1-.7

'VIonastic sisterhoods

271.9

Socialism

335.7

Cats

Husbandry

636.8

Pictures and illustra-

tions

636.87

Veterinary medicine

636.089

Zoology

599.744

Catskill Mts.

974.738

Cat-tails

584.61

Cattle

Dairy industry

637

Husbandry

636.2

Veterinary medicine

636.089

Zoology

599.73

Cauca

986.15

Caucasic

Language

494.8

Literature

894.8

Caucuses

324.23

Caulobacteriales

589.9

Caustic

Potash

661.2

Soda

661.2

Cautin

983.4

Cavalry

357

Cave

Drawings

571.7

Cave — ( Con tin ued )

A

Dwellings

571.8

Men

571.1

Caves

Archeology

571.8

Physiography

551.44

Cavitation

Hydrodynamics

532.5

Cayman Is.

972.921

Caytoniales

561.5

Ceara

981.3

Cebu Is.

991.4

Cedar Forestry

634.975

Celancse

677.46

Celebes Is.

991.2

Celery Culture

635.5

Celesta

789.6

Celestial

Bodies

Astronomy

521

Astrophysics

523

Worship

291.2

Dynamics

521

Navigation

527

Celibacy

253.2

Cellophane

668.44

Cells

574.8

Animal

591.8

Human

611.018

Plant

581.87

Celluloid

668.44

Cellulose

Manufacture

676.4

Organic chemistry

547.92

Plastics

668.44

Celtic

Language

491.6

Literature

891.6

Religion

299.16

Cement

Building material

691.5

Construction

624.18

Engineering material

620.135

Manufacture

666.9

Cemeteries

614.6

Planning

718

499

Cenozoic

Era

Paleontology Censorship

Press

Social control Censure Social control Census enumeration Centipedes

Central

America

Bank for Cooperatives Banking

Switchboard systems Telephony

Centrales Centralization

Church history

City planning Centrifugal

Blowers

Casting

Pumps Cephalochorda Cephalopoda

Paleozoology

Zoology

Ceramic

Building materials

Coatings ^ Mining materials Sculpture Technology Whiteware

Cereals

Culture

Manufacture Cerebrospinal

Fluid

Spaces Cerium

Inorganic chemistry Cerro-Largo Certification

Librarians

Teachers

Index

551.78 560.178

070.13

301.152

301.152

312

595.6

972.8

332.31

332.11

621.385 589.62 *

270.2 711.01

621.6 671.25 621.6 596

564.5 594.5

691.4

666.2

622.36

738

666

666.3

633.1 664.7

616.8 616.8

546.6 989.52

023.2 371.13

Certified public account- ants Cestoda Cctacea Ceylon Cezanne, Paul Painting

Chaco Chaldea Chaldean Language Literature Chagall, Marc Painting Chain Gangs Stores

Transmission Chalk Drawing Chamber music Orchestras String Wind Chambers Cloud Expansion Ionization Chamorro language Champlain, Samuel dc

Voyages Chancels Channel Islands Chants

Chaplains' corps Army Military Navy Characeae Character Analysis Education Psychology Tests Training Use of music

Charades Charcoal

Drawing

Fuel technology

Manufacture

657.6

595.12

599.5

954.8

759.4

982.3

935

492.2 892.2 759.7

365.65 658.873 621.85 741.2

785.7

787.04

788.04

539.77 539.77 539.77 499.2

973.18

246

942,34

783.5

355.34 355.34 359.34 561.9

137-139

377.2

137

137.8

780.13

793

741.2

662.65

662.93

i

Index

^oo

Chard Culture 63 v4

Chardin, /can Painting 7^9.4 Chardonize 677.46

Charge aceounts 332. "^S

Charging systems

Library 025.6

Charity Sisters of 271.9

Charlatanry 133.7

Charlemagne Legends 398.22 Charms Superstitions 398.3 Charts

Cartography 526.8

Navigation aid 623.894

Chatino language 497.6

Chattels Private law 347.3

Chechenian language 494.8

Checkers 794.2 Checks 332.77

Cheerleading 37L89

Cheese industry 637.3 Chelonia

Paleozoology 568.1

Zoology 598.13

Cheltenham school 374.91 Chemical

Analysis 543

Crime detection 364.12

Bombs 623.451 Change

Kinetic theory 541.3 Coordination

Physiolog\' 574.1

Crystallography 548. 3

Culture 631.58

Engineering 660.28 Industries Economics 338.27 Laboratories

Equipment 542

Materials Mining 622.36

Mineralogy 549.13

Shells 623.451

Technology 660

Thermodynamics 541.36

Warfare 356.93

Civilian protection 355.232

Weapons 623.445

Chemicals

Industrial

Photographic Chemigum Chemistry

Agricultural

Analytical

Colloid

Industrial

Inorganic

Legal

Organic

Physical

Soil Chenopodiaceae Chenopodialcs Cheremiss language Cherokee language Cherry

Botany

Culture Chess Chestnut

Culture

Forestry

Chiapanec language

Chiapas

Chibchan

Language

Literature Chicago, 111. Chicken pox Chief of Naval Opera- tions Chiefs of Staff Military Chihuahua Child

Guidance clinics

Labor

Parent relationship

Psychology

Welfare

Social problem Childbirth Children

Abandoned

Abnormal

661

771.5

678.72

540

630.24

543-545

541.375

660

546

364.12

547

541

631.41

583.91

583.91

494.5

497.5

583.3 634.2 794.1

634.5

634.972

497.6

972.7

498 898

977.311 616.9

359.33 355.33 972.1

362.74

331.3

301.427

136.7

362.7

301.46

618

362.73

SOI ^

Ch ildren— ( Contin ued )

Abnormal — ( Continued ) Education Psychology

Cookery for

Employment

Home care

In industry Social problem

Pediatric care

Photography

Welfare services Children's

Books

Diseases

Games

Hospitals

Libraries

Songs Chile Chiloe Chilopoda Chimborazo Chimes Chimneys

Steam engineering

China

Chinantecan language

Chinaw^are Ceramics Manufacture Table furnishings

Chinese

Architecture Ancient Medieval

Language

Literature

Painting

Philosophy

Sculpture Ancient Chinese-Japanese War Chinook language Chipewyan language Chippendale furniture Chiricahua language Chirico, Giorgio di

Painting

Index

371.9

136.76

641.56

331.3

649.1

301.46 618.9

778.9 362.7

028.5

618.9

796

362.78

027.62

784.624

983

983.5

595.6

986.61

789.5

697.8

621.183

951

497.6

738.2 666.3 642.7

722

723.3

495.1

895.1

759.951

181.1

732

951.042

497.4

497.2

749.22

497.2

759.5

Chiropractic

Chiroptera

Chitons

Chivalry

Chlamydobactcriales

Chlorate Manufacture

Chlorides

Industrial chemistry

Mineralogy Chlorine

Industrial chemistry

Inorganic chemistry

Organic compounds Chlorophyta Chocho language Choco

Chocolate Manufacture Choctaw language Choirs Choiseul Is. Chondrichthyes Chondrostei

Paleozoology

Zoology Choral

Services

Speaking

Works Chordates Chords Music Choreography Chorotegan language

Choruses Performance

Sacred

Secular Christ Life Christening Christian

Art

Brothers

Calendars

Church

And education

Conduct

Endeavor

Ethics

615.82

599.4

594.19

940.1

589.9

662.27

661.2 549.4

661.9

546.12

547.8

589.47

497.6

986.12

663.9

497.5

783.8

993.5

567.3

567.4 597.4

783.2

808.55

784.2

596

781.22

792.8

497-6

784.96

783.4

784.1

232.9

265.1

709.02

271.7

529.4

270-289

377.8

241

267.6

241

Index

$02

Christian — [Continued)

Names

Painting

Religion

Sabbath

Science Church Authorized works Unauthorized works

Sculpture

Sects

Social theology

Socialism

Symbolism Christianity

And

Capitalism Communism Democracy Economic order Education Internationalism Labor problems Living conditions Marriage relations Material welfare Nationalism Political order Race relations Socialism

Socio-economic prob- lems Unbelievers War World order

Doctrines

Influence of science on Christians

Di\ision among Christmas

Celebration

Drama music

Island Malaya

Islands Pacific Christology

Messianic Chroma tes

929.4

7^9.02

220-269

263

289.5

289.51

289.52

734

280

261

335.7

246

261,85

261.7

261.7

261.85

261.8

261.6

261.8

261.8

261.8

261.8

261.6

261.7

261.8

261.85

261.8

239.1-.9

261.6

261.6

230

270.8

286.6

270.8

394.26

783.3

969.84

996.81

232

232.1

549.7

Chromatographic methods

Quantitative analysis 545.8

Chromatone 778.6

Chrome refractories 666.72 Chromite

Mineralog)^ 549.5

Mining 622.36 Chromium

Economic geology 553.4

Inorganic chemistry 546.75

Metallurgy 669.734

Mining 622.34

Chromosome theory 575.11

Chronicles O. T. 222.6

Chronology 529

Biblical 220.9

Chronometers 681.1

Chrysophyta 589,48

Chubut 982.7

Chukchean language 494.6

Chuquisaca 984.2

Church 250-260

Administration 2 54

And state 322.1

Architecture 726

Choirs 783.8 Congregational singing 783.9

Congregations 262

Courts 262.9

Decline 301.46

Decoration 246-247

Entertainments 2 59

Fathers 281.1

Finance 254.8

Government 262 Grounds Landscaping 712.7

Hierarchy 262.1

History 270-289 Latin

Language 479

Literature 879

Law 262.9

Music 783 Of

Brethren 289.92

Christ 289.9

England 283

S03

Index

Church — (Continued) Of— (Continued) God

Adventists 286.7

Brethren 289.92

In Christ 289.7 Jesus Christ of Latter

Day Saints 289.3

Organizations 259

Primitive 281

Public relations 254.4 Recreational facilities 259

Schools 268

Services 264

Trials 262.9

Unity 280

Work 254.2

Year Meditations 242.3 Churches

Architecture 726.5

Federation of 280

Oriental 281

Churchill River 971.27

Chuvash language 494.3

Chvtridales 589.28

Cibanite 668.422

Cicadas 595.75

Cichoriaceae 583.55

Cid Legends 398.22

Cider 663.2

Cigarettes 679.2

Cigars 679.2

Ciliata 593.17

Cincinnati, O. 977.178

Cinematography 778. 5

Cinnabar 549.3

Cinnamon 583.11 Ciphers Cryptography 652.8

Circassian language 494.8

Circuit court reports 345.41

Circulation 574.1

Animal 591.11

Human 612.1

Plant 581.11

Circulating libraries 027.3 Circulatory svstem

Animal ^ 591.41

Circulatory system — (Con

Human Circumcision

Christology

Customs

Judaism Circus Cirripedia

Paleozoology

Zoology Cistaceae Cistercian monks Citizenship

Elementary education

International law

Laws Citrus fruits Culture City

Communities

Gas

Government

Planning

Economic principles Civic centers Planning Civics

Elementary education

Civil

Architecture

Engineering

Law procedure

Liberties

Rights

Service

And Libraries Reform period U. S. history Trials War U.S. Civilians Military

Mobilization Protection Civilization Ancient Prehistoric Cladoselachii

tinned) 616.1

232.92 392 296.4 791.3

565.3

595.35

583.13

271.1

323.6

372.83

341.51

323.61

634.3

301.36 665.77 352 711

333.77 711.55 320.9

372.83

725

620

347.9

323.4

323

351

023.2

973.8

347.91

341.39

973.7

355.23

355.232

900

939

571

567.3

Index

S04

Claims Insurance

368.014

Climatology

551.59

Clairaudiencc

133.8

Medical

616.98

Clairvoyance

133.8

Climbing plants Culture

635.97

Clamps Fastenings

621.88

Clinica

Clams

Diagnosis

615.07

Fisheries

639.41

Medicine

616

Zoology

594.1

Veterinary

636.0896

Clarinet

788.6

Nursing

610.733

Class days

371.89

Psychology

131.3

Classes Social

323.3

Clinics

362.12

Classical

Prison

565.66

Architecture

722.6

School

371.71

Dancing

793.32

Clipper ships

623.821

Greek language

487.01

Clocks

Languages

489.1

Manufacture

681.1

Latin language

477.02

Time determination

529.7

Literature

880

Cloisonne

738.4

Mythology

292

Clothing

646

Sculpture

733

Buying

646.3

Classicists Economists

330.15

Care

646.6

Classification

Construction

646.4

Books

025.4

Consumer education

646.3

Prisoners

365.6

Industries Economics

338.47

Classified ads

659.132

Manufacture

687

Classroom management

371.5

Selection

646.3

Clavichord

786.2

Cloud chambers

539.77

Clay

Clouds

Building material

691.4

Meteorology

551.572

Economic geology

553.6

Photography

778.9

Alining

622.36

Clover

Products

666.32

Botany

583.3

Structural products

666.73

Culture

633.3

Cleaning

Club

Commercial processes

667.1

Fungi

589.22

Home processes

646.6

Libraries

027.2

Household sanitation

648

Mosses

587.9

VIetal manufacture

671.74

Clubs

Street

628.4

Architecture

728.4

Cleanliness

Library

020.6

Personal hygiene

613.4

Management

647.94

Cleavage

Politica

329.8

Crystallography

548.84

Reading and study

021.4

'Vlineralogy

549.12

Social

367

Clematis

583.11

Clusters Star

523.85

Clergy

262.14

Clutches

Cleveland, 0.

977.132

Automotive

629.24

Cliff dwellings

571.8

Mechanical

621.82

SOS

Cnidaria

Paleozoology

Zoology Coagulation

Water purification Coahuila Coal

Analysis

Chemicals

Economic geology

Gas

Heating

Industries Economics

Mineralogy

Mining

Products

Properties

Storage

Tar

Chemicals

Technology

Testing

Transportation

Treatment

Utilization Coast artillery Coast Guard Coastwise trade routes Coated fabrics Coating

Metal manufacture

Rubber manufacture Coatings

Photographic chemicals Coats-of-arms Cobalt

Economic geology Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy Cochabamba Cochin-China Cock-fights Cockroaches Cocktails Cocoa Culture Manufacture

Index

Coconut Culture

634.6

563.5

Cocos

969.84

593.5

Cod

F'isheries

639.27

628.16

Zoology

597.5

972.1

Codes

Cryptography

652.8

662.622

Penal

343

662.628

Telegraphic

621.382

553.2

U. S.

345.2

665.77

Codices Bible

220.4

697.6

Codification of U. S. laws

345.2

338.27

Coeducation

376

549.8

Coelenterata

622.33

Paleozoology

563.5

662.625

Zoology

593.5

662.622

Coffee

662.624

Culture

633.7

662.627

Industries Economics

338.17

662.628

Manufacture

663.9

662.62

Cognition

153

662.622

Cohesion

662.624

Crystallography

548.84

662.623

Coinage Money

332.4

662.625

Coins

356.4

Counterfeiting

332.9

359.97

Numismatics

737.4

387.524

Cojedes

987.4

677.6

Coke

Oven gas

665.77

671.73

Technology

662.64

678.27

Colchagua Cole

983.3

771.5

Meteorology

551.52

929.8

Storage

664.85

Colds

616.2

553.4

Colcoptera

595.76

546.7

Colima

972.3

669.733

Colitis

616.3

984.2

Collected works

080

959

Individual authors

081

791.8

Se\eral authors

082

595.72

Collecting

663.8

Art objects

708

Books

010

633.7

First day covers

383.22

663.9

Furniture

749

Index

^06

Collecting — ( Continued )

Glassware

Museum materials

Natural history mate- rials

Payments

Stamps Collections

Art

Literary

Museum

Natural history Collective

Bargaining

Behavior Collectivistic systems Colleges

Agricultural

Business

Teachers'

Women's

See also Universities and CoJIeges Collembola Collisions at sea

Maritime law Colloids

Chemistry

Pedology Collotype Colombia Colonia Colonial

Empire

Furniture

Gardens

Government

Tariff policy

Trade Colonies

Juvenile

Penal

Political Colonization

By specific country

Effect on population

International

Of specific country

Color

748.2

Advertising use

659.13

069.4

Blindness

617.7

Drawing

741.4

579

Moving pictures

778.5

658.88

Vlusic

781.1

383.22

Optics

535.6

Painting

752

708

Photography

778.6

808.8

Printing

655.32

069.5

Removal

579

Water purification

628.16

Superstitions

398.3

331.891

Colorado

978.8

301.15

Colored Methodist

335

Church

287.8

378

Colorimetric method

630.7

Quantitative analysis

545.8

650.7

Coloring

370.73

0

Dyeing

667.2

376.8

Fur dressing

675.3

Colorstil

778.6

595.71

Colossians N. T.

227.7

Columbine

583.11

341.57

Columbium

Economic geology

553.4

541.375

Inorganic chemistry

546.8

631.43

Metallurgy

669.7

655.32

Columbus, Christopher

986.1

Voyages

973.15

989.51

Columns

Architectural design

729.3

325.3

Structural design

624.177

749.21

Combat

712.62

Elements

325.31

Army

355.31

337

Military

355.31

382

Navy

359.31

Intelligence

355.42

364.72

Sports

796.8

365.3

Combination

325.3

Production

325.3

Industrial

338.8

325.33-.39

International

338.88

301.32

Ports

387.12

325

Theory Algebra

512.5

325.4-.9

Comb-jellies

593.8

507

Index

Combustion Coal Engines Fuel High temperature

Comets

Comfort stations Architecture

Public health control Comic operas Command

Army

Military

Navy Commandments Ten Commandos Commelinaceae Commencement School Commensalism

Animal

Plant Commerce

Department

Interstate Commercial

Aeronautics

Art

Buildings Architecture Care

Centers City planning

Correspondence

Credit

Fertilizers

Geography

Lav^

International

Radio stations

Theory

Trade routes Comminution Mining Commissions of inquiry

International law^ Commodity

Exchanges

Taxes

662.625

621.4

621.182

536.57

523.6

725.1 614.7

782.1

355.33

355.33

359.33

222.16

356-1

584.3

371.29

574.5

591.5

581.5

380

353.82

381

387.7 741.67

725.2

647.96

711.55

651.7

332.1

631.8

911.3

347.7

341.57

384.5

380.1

387.52

622.7

341.6

338.522 336.271

Common

Land Law British U. S. Commons Architecture Landscaping Commonwealth Government Communicable diseases Nursing

Public health control Communication Channels

City planning Companies Engineering Equipment Airports Office appliances

Facilities

Military mobilization

Finance

Mass

Military

Engineering Postal Regulation Services Stations Systems Radio Telegraph Telephone Television Communism

And Christianity Economic system Government Communist China Party U.S.

Other countries Communities GoN'crnment

333.2 347 346 345

727.3 712.5

321.021

616.9 610.736 614.4 384

711.7

384 621.38

629.16 651.26

384

355.27

384

301.243

356.7

623.73

383

384

384

384

621.3845 621.382 621.385 621.388

261.7 335.4 321.84

951.05

329.8 329.9

352

Index

So8

Communities — (Continued)

Planning

Political science

Sociology Community

Centers

Chests

Health instruction

Nursing

Planning

Songs Commutation of sen- tences Comoro

Companionate marriage Comparative

Anatomy

Government

Legislation

Linguistics

Mythology

Psychology

Religion Compensation plans

Economics

Salan- administration

See also specific fields Competition

And prices

School

Sociology Competitive free markets 338.522 Complex variables

Calculus Complines Composers Compositae Composition

Drawing

Elementary education

English language

Foreign languages

Graphic arts

Literary

Music Compost Compound bridges

711.58

323.35 301.35-.37

790

361.8

371.76

610.734

711.58

784.6

364.6 969.4 301.422

591.4

320.9

340.5

410

291

151.3

290

331.2 658.32

338.522

371.53

301.23

517.8

783.2

780.071

583.55

741.4 372.6 428.2 —82 655.28 808

781.61-.63 631.87 624.7

Comprehension

153

Compressed

Air

Applications

621.54

Engines

621.42

Transmission

621.5

Industrial gases

661.9

Compressibility of gases

533.12

Compression

Tests of materials

620.112

Compressors Air

621.5

Comptroller Military

355.6

Compulsory'

Education

371.52

Enlistment

Military science

355.22

Labor

331.5

Voting

324.21

Computation instruments

Mathematics

510.81

Computers Artillery

623.46

Comte, Auguste

Philosophy

194

Conation

158

Concentration

Camps

Civilian

355.232

Military

355.7

Ore dressing

622.7

Concepcion

Chile

983.3

Paraguay

989.21

Conception

Immaculate

232.93

Physiology

612.63

Concerti grossi

785.6

Concertos

785.6

Concerts

Music

780.73

Shows

791

Conciliation

International

341.6

Labor

331.899

Concordances Bible

220.2

Concrete

Block masonry

693.4

Building materials

691.3

509

Concrete — (Continued)

Construction

Engineering materials

Masonry

Reinforced

Engineering materials Condemnation of Christ Condemned books Condensation

Meteorology

Organic chemistry

Plastics Condensed milk Condensers

Dielectrics

Marine engineering

Steam engineering Condillac, fitiennc

Philosophy Condiments

Culture

Manufacture Conditioned responses Conduct

Disorderly

Of Life

Meetings Elemen- tary education War Conducting Music Conductiometric methods

Quantitative analysis Conduction

Heat transmission

Heating Conductivity

Dielectrics

Of crystals

Tests

Engineering materials Cones Volcanism Confectionery Home cookery

Manufacture Confederate States, U. S. Conference meetings

Index

Conferences

060

624.18

Library

020.63

620.136

Confessions

693.5

Doctrinal theology

238

Penance

265.6

620.137

Configurations

232.96

Geometry

516.5

098

Confinement Solitary Confirmation

365.2

551.572

Judaism

296.4

547.013

Sacraments

265.2

668.422

Conflict Sociology

301.23

637.14

Confucianism

299.51

Confucius Philosophy

181.1

537.22

Conga

793.33

623.873

Congo

621.19

Belgian

967.5

River

967.5

194

Congregate system pris-

ons

365.2

635.7

Congregational

664.5

Church

285.8

158.42

Singing

783.9

Congregationalism

285.8

364.14

Congregations Church Congress

262

179

Of Industrial Organiza-

tions

331.881

372.6

U.S.

328.739

341.31

Congresses

060

785-789

Coniferales

Botany

585.2

545.3

Paleobotany

561.5

Coniferous trees

634.975

536.2

Conjuring

793.8

697.7

Connecticut

974.6

Connective tissue

616.7

537.22

Conscience

548.85

Freedom

323.44

Individual ethics

179

620.112

Conscientious objectors

355.22

551.21

Conscription

\Iilitary science

355.22

641.85

Consecration ceremonies

265

664.15

Conservation

973.7

National resources

333.72

264

Wild life

333.78

Index

Sio

Consenatories

Architecture

728.9

Music

780.72

Consolatory readings

242.4

Console

Navigation systems

623.893

Consolidated schools

379.175

Conspiracy

364.13

Constants

Nuclear physics

539.74

Constellations

523.89

Constipation

616.3

Constitution

Of

Solids

539.2

Specific countries

342.3-.9

U.S.

342.73

Constitutional

Conventions

342

Law

342

Constructed languages

408.9

Construction

Architectural

624.

Building industry

692

Canal engineering

627.13

Commodities Mining

622.36

Industries Economics

338.4

Consular service

341.8

Consulates Architecture

725.1

Consumer

Banking

332.35

Cooperatives

334.5

Credit

332.35

Education

Clothing selection

646.3

Food selection

641.3

Household goods

selection

647.1

Research

658.83

Contagious diseases

616.9

Containers

Paper

676.3

Wood

674.82

Contemporary' painting

759.06

Contests

793.7

Continental

Divide U.S.

978.83

Continental — ( Con tin ued )

Shelves Physiography 5 5 1 .4 1

Continents

Physiography 551.41

Continuation schools 374.91

Continuous groups

Algebra 512.86

Contour planting 631.45

Contra bass 787.4

Contraband of war 341.35

Contraception

Eugenics 301.323

Human physiology 612.63

Contract

Bridge 795.41 Labor

Economics 331.5

Prisons 365.65

Contracts

Building industry 692.4

Engineering 620.03

Labor 331.5

Private law 347.4

Control

Bibliographic 010

Population 301.323

Social 301.152

Surfaces Airplane 629.143

System Automobile 629.24

Controlled currency 332.5

Convalescent homes 362.1

Convection

Heat transmission 536.2

Convectors 697.1

Conventions

Political 329

Social 301.152 Conversation

Elementar}- education 372.6 Conversion

Personal religion 248

Conveyances

Public health control 614.7

Conveyers 621.86

Convict labor 365.65 Convicts

Criminal law 343

5^1

Convicts — (Continued) Discharged Treatment Cook Books Islands Cookery Esthetics Special apparatus Cooks Cooling Systems

Air conditioning Automotive engineer- ing Towers

Steam engineering Cooperage Cooperation Consumer Economics Employer-employee Intellectual International Library Museum Sociology Cooperative Cataloging Credit Housing Management Markets Production Social agencies Societies Storage of books Coos language Copepoda

Copley, John Painting Copper Age

Economic geology Fertilizers

Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy Mining

Index

Copper — ( Con tf iiued )

364.8

Sculpture

739.5

365.6

Coptic

Church

281

641.5

Language

493.2

996.23

Literature

893.2

641.5

Copy

641.01

Testing

659.13

641.58

Writing

659.13

647.2

Copyright

655.6

International

655.63

Coquimbo

983.2

697.93

Coral

Fisheries

639

629.256

Reefs Corals

551.42

621.19

Paleozoology

563.5

674.82

Zoology Cordage

593.6

334.5

Manufacture

677.7

334

Naval equipment

623.86

658.315

Cordaitales

561.5

001

Cordite Ordnance

623.452

341

Cordoba

982.5

021.64

Cordura

677.46

069.6

Corinthians N. T.

227.2-.3

301.23

Cork Corn

674.9

025.35

Botany

584.8

332.3

Field culture

633.1

334.1

Garden culture

635.6

331.15

Livestock feed

636.085

631.18

Cornet

788.1

334.6

Cornish language

491.6

361.8

Cornstalk pulp

676.14

334

Cornstarch

664.2

022.4

Coronation Customs

394

497.4

Corot, Jean Painting

759.4

595.34

Corporal punishment

759.1

Criminal law

343.2

Military science

355.13

571.3

Corporations

553.4

Business

658.1

631.82

Production

338.74

546.56

Correctional

669.3

Courts

364.5

622.34

Institutions

364.7

Index

$12

Correspondence

Counseling — ( Continued )

Autobiographical

920

Instructiona

371.394

Commercial

651.7

Pastoral

253.5

Courses

374.4

Counter tubes

539.77

Corrientes

982.2

Counterfeiting

364.13

Corrodcntia

595.73

Currency

332.9

Corrosion

Counterpoint

781.4

Tests of materials

620.112

Counterreformation

Corrupt practices Suf-

Church history

270.6

rage

324.27

Counters Numismatics

737

Corundum Mining

622.36

Country

Cosmetic surgery

617.95

Clubs

Cosmetics

Architecture

728.4

Chemical analysis

543.4

Landscaping

712.7

Manufacture

668.5

Communities

301.35

Public health contro

614.3

Dances

793.34

Use

646.73

Homes Architecture

728.6

Cosmic rays

539.722

Seats Architecture

728.8

Cosmogony

523.1

County

Cosmology Cost

113

Government Libraries

352 027.42

Accounting

657.4

Couplings

And prices

338.522

Mechanical engineering

621.82

1 Finding

657.4

Railroad engineering

625.25

Of living

339.42

Coups d'etat

323.2

Costa Rica

972.86

Courses

Costume

391

Correspondence

374.4

Academic

378.2

Curriculum

375

Design

792.02

Meal

642.6

Theatrical

792.02

Coursing

799.25

Cottages Architecture

728.6

Court

Cotton

Reports

Botany

583.17

English law

346.4

Culture

633.5

U. S. law

345.4

Industry Economics

338.17

Supreme

347.972

Textiles

677.2

Courts

347.97

Cotylosauria

568.1

Church

262.9

Coulometers

621.37

Correctional

364.5

Counci

Domestic relations

364.53

Of

International

341.63

Social agencies

361.2

Juvenile

364.52

Trent

270.6

Local

347.99

Councils

Of prizes

341.36

Adult education

374.93

Provincial

347.98

Counseling

State

347.98

Camp

796.54

Courtship

301.425

513

Index

Covarrubias, Miguel

Painting Covenants Cover crops

Erosion control Cow manure Fertilizers Cows Husbandry Crab

Fisheries

Grass

Agricultural pest Crabapple Culture Crabs Crackers Cracking

Petroleum refining Craft

Sailing

Unions Crafts

Art

Elementary education

Cranberry

Botany

Culture Cranes Cranial capacity

Anthropometry

Craniata

Craps

Crater Lake National

Park Crater Volcanism Crates Wood Crayfish Crayon drawing

Cream

Industry

Of tartar Crease resistant fabrics Creation

Of man Creative

Arts

Elementary education

Teaching

759.972

238

651.45 631.86 636.2

639.5

632.58 634.1 595.38 664.75

665.53

623.822 331.88

745.5

372.5

583.6 634.7 621.87

573.6

596

795.1

979.59 551.21 674.82 595.38 741.2

637.1

664.6 677.6 213 233.1

372.5 371.36

Credit

Agricultural Banks

Business management Commercial Consumer Cooperative Fields

Financial economies Instruments Insurance Paper currency Public finance Real estate System Schools Unions Credo

Cree language Creeds

Creek language Cremation Crematories

Architecture Creole French language Crests Cretinism Crewclwork Crickets

Agricultural pests Zoology Crime Causes Criminal law Detection Economic factor Hereditary factor Investigation Mental factor Physical factor Prevention Social Factor Problem Crimes Against

Law of Nations Person

332.31

332.31

658.88

332.1

332.35

332.3

332.3

332.7

332.77

368.87

332.5

336.3

332.32

371.26

332.35

783.2

497.3

238

497.5

614.6

614.6

726.8

447.9

929.8

616.4

746.44

632.7

595.72

364.1

364.2

343

364.1

364.2

364.2

364.12

364.24

364.24

364.4

364.2 301.46

341.4 364.15

Index

SH

Crimes — (Continued)

Against — (Continued)

Property

364.16

Public morals

364.17

Public order

364.14

State

364.13

Crimina

Anthropology

364.24

Identification

364.12

Institutions

364.7

Law

343

International

341.49

Reports

343

Trials

343.1

Criminals

364.1

Mental abnormalities

364.24

Physical abnormalities

364.24

Studies

364.2

Criminology

364

Crinoidea

593.9

Crippled children

Education

371.916

Welfare

362.78

Croatian

Language

491.8

Literature

89 LB

Croce, Benedetto

Philosophy

195

Crocheting

646.2

Crocodiles

Paleozoology

568.1

Zoology

598.14

Crocodilia

Paleozoology

568.1

Zoology

598.14

Crofton system Prisons

565.2

Cromlechs

571.9

Crooked Is.

972.96

Crop

Blights

632

Diseases

632

Dusting Aircraft use

629.18

Insurance

368.1

Management

631.3-632

Pests

632

Production

631.5

Specific crops

633-635

Crop— (Continued)

Rotation

Erosion control

631.45

Soil management

631.58

Cross Symbolism

291.37

Crossbreeding Livestock

636.082

Crossopter}^gii

Paleozoology

567.4

Zoology

597.4

Crossword puzzles

793.7

Crowd psychology

301.158

Cruciferae

583.12

Crucifix

Church esthetics

247

Crucifixtion of Christ

232.96

Cruise control Aircraft

629.18

Cruisers

623.825

Crusades

940.18

Crushers Grinding tools

621.92

Crushing

Chemical engineering

660.28

Ore dressing

622.7

Crustacea

Paleozoology

565.3

Zoology

595.3

Cryogenics

536.56

Cryometry

541.373

Cryptogams

586

Ctyptography

652.8

Crystal

Gazing

133.3

Structure

Physical chemistry

541.22

Table furnishings

642.7

Crystallization

548.5

Crystallography

548

Chemical

548.3

Mathematica

548.7

Optica

548.9

X-ray

548.83 .

Crystals

548

Electrical properties

548.85

Magnetic properties

548.85

Mechanical properties

548.84

Optical properties

548.9

Physical properties

548.8

S^

Crystals— ( Continued ) Piezoelectric Pyroelectrical properties Structure Systems

TTiermal properties Thermoelectrical prop- erties Ctenophora Cuba Cubism

Cucumbers Culture Cucurbitaceae Cultural

Anthropology Centers City planning History Culture

And social change Effects of mass com- munication Effects of technology Field crop Fruit Garden Self-education Cumacea Cundinamarca Cunza-Diaguita Language Literature Cup fungi Cuprammonium process

rayon Curasao

Curb exchanges Curico Curium Curling

Currants Culture Current

Events

Measurement

Tables

Navigation aids Curriculum

Education

Index

Curriculum — ( Contiu ued ) 537.55 Education— (Continued)

548.85 Elementary

548.8 Higher

548.1 Secondary 548.85 Specific subjects

Currier, Nathaniel

548.85 Prints

593.8 Curse Superstitions

972.91 Curves

759.06 Highway engineering

635.6 Projective geometry 583.57 Railroad engineering

Cushitic language

572.7 Customs 711.55 Buildings 900 Architecture

Life cycle

301.2 National

Political

301.243 Social

301.243 Taxation

633 Unions

634 War

635 Cut flowers 374.1 Cutaneous functions 595.38 Cuts Printing 986,14 Cutting

Clothing construction 498 Metal manufacture

898 Silviculture

589.23 Tools

Cuttlefish 677.46 Cuzco

972.98 Cyanamid Fertilizers

332.61 Cyanides

983.3 Industrial chemistry

546.6 Cyanogen

796.96 Cyanophyceae

634.6 Cyanotype

Cycad 909.82 Cycadaceae

621.57 Cycadales

Cycadophytes 623.894 Cyclanthales

Cycles Business 375 Cyclic change Theory

372 378 373 375.01-.9

763 398.3

625.7

516.5

625.11

493.5

390

725.1

392

390.9

394

394

336.26

337.9

399

635.96

612.79

655.32

646.4 671.5

634.95

621.93

594.5

985.3

631.84

661.2

547.8

589.8

772

585.9

585.9

585.9

561.5

584.62

338.54

301.24

Index

516

Cyclical unemployment

331.13

Dakota

978.3

Cycling

796.6

Language

497.5

Cyclones

Dali, Salvador Painting

759.6

Insurance

368.1

Dalton Plan Education

371.394

Meteorology

551.55

Dams Engineering

627.8

Cyclonite Manufacture

662.27

Damselflies

595.73

Cycloparaffins

547.2

Dance

Cyclops

595.34

Music

785.4

Cyclostomata

597.2

Orchestra

785.4

Cyclotrons

539.73

Music composition

781.63

Cylinders

Dances

Automotive engineering

629.25

National

793.31

Cynicism

183

Schoo

371.89

Cyperaccac

584.8

Dancing

793.3

Cypress Forestry

634.975

Dandruff

616.5

Cyprus

956.4

Daniel 0. T.

224.5

Cytheaceae

587.3

Danish

Cytology

574.8

Language

439.81

Animal

591.8

Literature

839.81

Human

611.018

Painting

759.8

Plant

581.87

Philosophy

198

Czech

West Indies

972.9

Language

491.86

Danube Ri\'er

943

Literature

891.86

Darkrooms

771

Czechoslovakia

943.7

Darning

646.2

Czechoslovakian painting

759.3

Darwinian theory

Evolution

575.01

DDT

Data Experimenta

519.8

Agricultural use

632.95

Date Culture

634.6

Household use

648.7

Daumier, Honor6

Daddy-long-legs

595.4

Painting

759.4

Dadoism

759.06

Prints

763

Daguerreotype

772

Day

Dahomey

966.8

Nurseries

362.71

Daily devotions

242.2

Sidereal

529

Dairies

Solar

529

Architecture

728.9

Dead

Management

637

Communication with

133.9

Dairy

Disposa

614.6

Cattle

636.21-.28

Ministry of

265.8

Industry

637

Reckoning

623.892

Economics

338.17

Worship

291.2

Products

637.12

Deaf

Chemical analysis

543.12

Education

371.912

Public health control

614.3

Welfare

362.42

Dakar

966.3

Deafness

617.8

517

Death

Consolatory readings

Customs

Eschatology

Penalty

Criminal law

Social control

Rates

Statistics

Tax Debating Debit and credit

Bookkeeping

Debt

International

Public Debtors' prisons Decades Decalog Decapoda Paleozoolog)' Zoology Decca

Electronic nayigation Decentralization City planning Deciduous trees Culture Forestry Declaration of war Decolorizing carbons Decoration Architectural Building construction Glass Historic Interior Stencil Decorations Heraldic Honorific Decoratiye Art Lettering

Decoys

Dedication ordinances

Deduction Logic

Index

242.4

392

236

343.2

301.152

312,2

312.2

336.276

808.53

657.2

336.34

336.3

365.4

529.2

222.16

565.3 595.38

623.893

7IL01

635.977 634.972 341.31 662.93

729 698 748.6 745.44

747 745.7

929.71

737

745-749

745.6 799.24 265 162

Deer Defense

Department Fortifications Industries National Defcnsiye operations

Military engineering Deflagrating cxplosiyes

Manufacture Deflation Money Deflections of the vertical Deformation tests

Engineering materials Deformities Animal Human Plant Degas, Hilairc Painting Degeneration theory Degradation Geolog)^ Degrees Academic Dehumidification

Chemical engineering Dehydration

Food preser\'ation Deism Deists

Apologetics against Delacroix, Ferdinand

Painting Delaware

Language Dclftware Delicate students

Education Delinquency

Juyenile Delinquents Discharged Juvenile Education Prisons Dementia praecox Democracy

And Christianity Industrial

599.73

353.6 623.1 355.26 355.4

623.3

662.26 332.41 526.6

620.112

591.2

611.012

581.2

759.4

301.24

551.3

378.2

660.28

664.84 211

239.5

759.4 975.1 497.3 738.3

371.917

364.2

364.3

364.8

364.3

371.93

365.4

616.89

261.7 331.15

Index

Si8

Democracy — ( Con tin ued )

Representative

321.82

Democratic Party

329.3

Demography

312

Demolition bombs

623.451

Demonology

133.4

Demonstration schools

370.73

Dene language

497.2

Denmark

948.9

Denominational societies

267

Density

Chemistry

541.374

Crystallography

548.84

Dental Corps

Army

556.92

Navy

359.99

Dentalium

594.2

Dentistry

617.6

Veterinary

636.0897

Denver, Colo.

978.883

Department stores

658.871

Deposition Geology

551.3

Deposits Bank

332.1

Depreciation

Accounting

657.3

Money

332.41

Depressions

And unemployment

331.13

Business

338.54

Dermatitis

616.5

Dermatology

616.5

Derricks

621.87

Descartes, Rene

Philosophy

194

Descent

Genealogy

929.1

Into hell

232.96

Descriptive

Anatomy

591.4

Astronomy

523

Geology

551.1

Geometry

515

Mineralogy

549. 2-. 8

Deserts

551.45

Design

745.4

Architectural

729

City planning

711.4

Design — (Continued)

Engineering

620.04

Garden

712.62

Landscape

712

Metaphysical

124

Structural engineering

624.177

Desirade Is.

972.971

Desmidiales

589.47

Desmids

589.47

De Soto, Fernando

Voyages

973.16

Destroyers

623.825

Details Architectural

729.3

Detectors Radio

621.3843

Detention homes

365.3

Detergents

668.1

Determinants

512.8

Determinative mineralogy

549.14

Detonators

Manufacture

662.28

Ordnance

623.454

Deuteronomy O. T.

222.1

Development

City planning

711

Photography

770.2

Devilfish

594.5

Devils

235.4

Devon cattle

636.22

Devotional theology

240

Devotions

Daily

242.2

Family

249

Dew

551.573

Dewey, John Philosophy

191

Dextrans

Organic chemistry

547.92

Dextrose

664.1

Diabetes

616.46

Diagnosis

Medicine

616.07

Veterinary medicine

636.0896

Diagnostic teaching

371.394

Dialects

English language

427.1-.9

Other languages

—71-79

Diamonds

Economic geology

553.8

519

Diamonds — (Continued)

Industrial use Diaries

Writing Diaspore Mineralogy Diastrophism Geology Diatomaceous earth Economic geology Diatoms Diazo processes Photography Dibranchia Dice games Dicotyledons Botany Paleobotany Dictating machines Dictation Music Shorthand Dictatorship Dictatype Dictionaries

English language Other languages Polyglot Two-way

See also specific sub- jects Dicyemida Die Casting

Press machinery Diego Garcia Dielectric constants Dielectrics Diesel Engines Fuels

Locomotives Motor vehicles

Diet

of Augsburg Personal hygiene Therapeutic use

Dietetics

Dietotherapy

Index

621.9

920

808.6

549.5

551.2

553.6 589.62

773

594.5

795.1

583

561.3

651.26

780.77 653.1 321.6 653.3

423 —3 413 423.2-.9

—03 593.2

671.25

621.98

969.7

541.8

537.22

621.436 665.53 625.26 629.25

270.6

613.2

615.85

641.1

615.85

Differential Diagnosis Equations Geometry Psychology Differentials Automobile Differentiation Calculus Sociology Diffraction Sound Diffusion of gases Digestion Animal Human Plant Digestive system Animal Human Digests

Cases U. S. Laws U. S. Digitalis Culture Dilectine Dill Culture Dilution

Sewage treatment Dimetric projections Dining

Room Dinners Diocese Diolefins

Organic chemistry Diphtheria Diplomatic service Diplopoda Dipnoi

Paleozoology Zoology Dipole moments Dielectrics Physical chemistry Dipping

Metal manufacture Rubber manufacture Diptera

615.07

517.38

516.7

136-139

629.24

517.3 301.23

534.2

533.13

574.1

591.13

612.3

581.13

591.43 616.3

345.5

345.3

633.88

668.422

635.7

628.3

744.45

642

643.4

642.4

262

547.2

616.9 341.7 595.6

567.4 597.4

537.22 541.8

671.73

678.27 595.77

Index

520

Direct

Acting pumps Advertising

621.6

659.133

Current machinery

621.313

Legislation

328

Taxes

336.21

Directoirc furniture

749.24

Disabled

Employment Welfare

331.59 362.4

Disaccharides

Organic chemistry Disaster relief

547.92 361.5

Discharge Personnel

658.313

Disciples of Christ

286.6

Discipline

Vlilitary Prison

355.13 365.6

Schoo

371.5

Disco\eries

910

Discrimination Employ-

ment

331.1

Discussions

Adult education

374.24

Library

Public speaking

Teaching method

021.4

808.53

371.37

Diseases

Medicine

616

Plant pathology Public health control

581.2 614.4

Veterinary medicine See also speciEc diseases

636.0896

Disinfection

Public health

614.4

Water purification

628.16

Disorderly conduct

364.14

Disorganization Socia

301.46

Dispatching

Production contro

658.51

Dispensaries Dispensatories Displaced persons Display structures

362.12

615

325.21

City planning Displays Advertising

711.6 659.15

Disputes

Pacific settlement

341.6

Distillation

Chemical eneineerine

660.28

Petroleum

665.53

Wooc

668.7

Distilled beverages

663.5

Distribution

Business management

658.8

Population Distributor research

320.1 658.83

District

Court reports Heating

345.41 697.1

Of Columbia

975.3

Distrito

Central

989.21

Federal

Brazil

981.5

Mexico

972.5

Venezuela

987.7

Divergent series Cal-

culus

517.2

Diversification Produc-

tion

338

Divination

133.3

Divine

Purpose in nature Services

210 264

Diving

Recreation

797.2

Salvage Divinities

387.55 291.2

Divinity of Jesus Christ

232.8

Divorce

301,428

Social problem

301.46

Statistics

312.5

Docks Construction

627.3

Doctors Licensing

614.2

Doctrina

Sermons

252

Theology Christian

230

Non-Christian

291.2

Documentary films Adult education

374.27

Photography

778.5

521

Documents

Library treatment Dodder Agricultural pest Dogbane Dogmatic theology

Dogs

Breeds

Hunting

Husbandry

Pictures and illustra- tions

Racing

Zoology Dog's-tooth violet Dolmens

Dolomite Mining Dolphins Domes

Architectural design

Domestic

Animals

Architecture

Economy

Lighting systems

Relations courts

System of production

Trade Routes Dominica

Dominican Republic Dominicans Dominoes

Doors

Architectural design

Building construction Dormitories

Architecture

Management Dothideales Douai Bible Double

Bassoon

Entry bookkeeping

Stars Downy mildews Draft

Appliances

Index

Draft — (Continued) 025.173 Appliances — (Continued

632.5 Steam engineering

583.7 Horses

230 Drafting

Aircraft 636.71 Military

799.2 Technical

636.7 Drag hunting Dragon and Bel

636.77 Dragonflics

798.8 Drainage 599.744 Agricultural 584.23 Mine

571.9 Reclamation 622.36 Drake, Sir Francis

599.5 Voyages Drama

729.3 Christology

Collections

636 Freedom

728 History

640 Literature

621.32 American

364.53 English

338.6 Other

381 School theatricals

387.524 Dramatic

972.98 Art

972.93 Criticism

271.2 Music

795.3 Writing Dramatics

729.3 Elementary education

695 Dramatization

Teaching aids 727.3 Dravidian

371.87 Language

589.23 Literature

220.5 Drawbridges

Drawing 788.8 Elementary education

657.2 Engineering

523.84 Freehand

589.25 Mechanical

Metal manufacture

Precision

621.183 636.1

629.142

355.22

744

799.25

229

595.73

631.6 622.5 627.5

973.17

232.99 808.82 323.44 809.2

812

822 —2 371.895

792 792.01 782 808.2

372.6

371.33

494.8

894.8

624.8

740

372.5

620.04

741

744

671.34

744

Index

522

523

Index

Drawings

Archeology

571.7

Collections

741.9

Dray horses

636.1

Dreams

Interpretations

135

Superstitions

398.3

Dredgers

623.828

Dredging

627

Mining

622.3

Dress

Customs

391

Design

687.1

Fashions

646.01

Dressing

Leather

675.2

Ore

622.7

Dressmaking

Commercial

687.1

Home

646.4

Drift mining

622.3

Drill

Educational

371.3

Military

355.5

Drilling

Machinery

621.95

Mining

622.23

Drives

Automobile

629.24

City planning

711.7

Psychology

158

Driving

629.28

Drought

Agricultural pest

632.1

Meteorology

551.572

Drowning Rescue

614.81

Drug habit

616.86

Drugs

Chemical analysis

543.4

Preparation

615.4

Public health control

614.3

Therapeutic use

615.5

Drum

Boiler

621.184

Majoring

788.07

Musical instrument

789.1

Dry

Cleaning

Commercial

667.12

Home

646.6

Docks

623.83

Ice

661.9

Land farming

631.58

Method

Qualitative analysis

544

MiTk

637.14

Point engravings

767

Drying

Chemical engineering

660.28

Food preservation

664.84

Ducie Is.

997.21

Duckbills

599.1

Ducks Husbandry

636.59

Dude ranches

796.5

Dueling

Ancient law

340.3

Customs

394

Dufaycolor

778.6

Duff Is.

993.5

Duncan Phyfe furniture

749.21

Dunkards

289.92

Duns Scotus, John

Philosophy

189

Duplicating

652.4

Library use

025.129

Durango

972.1

Durazno

989.52

Diirer, Albrccht

Painting

759.3

Prints

761

Durez

668.422

Durite

668.422

Dutch

Cattle

636.22

Language

439.31

Literature

839.31

Painting

759.9492

Philosophy

199.492

Duties Stamp

336.272

Duxochrome

778.6

Dwellings

Architecture

728

Dwellings — ( Con tinued )

Farm 6^1.2

Prehistoric 571.8

Dyeing

Commercial Home

Dyes

Industrial chemistry

Organic chemistry Dynamic

Geology

Theory

Precise spirit leveling

Dynamics

Celestial

Of point masses Dynamite Manufacture Dynamoelcctric machin- ery Dysprosium

Inorganic chemistry

Ear training

Music education

Ears

Early

American furniture

Christian Architecture Painting Sculpture

Earth

Atmosphere

Constants

Description

Diatomaceous

Interior

Movements

Pressure

Soil mechanics Properties Determina- tion Sciences

Shape Determination Size Determination Structure

667.2 646.6

667.2 547.92

551

526.36

521

531.2 662.27

621.313 546.6

780.77 617.8

749.21

723.1

759.02

734

525

551.5

525.1

910

553.6

551.15

551.2

624.151

526.1

550

526.1

526.1

551.1

Earth— (Continued) Surface features Worship Earthenware Ceramics Manufacture Earthquake Insurance

Resistant construction Earthquakes

Disaster relief Earthwork

Landscape construc- tion Railroad engineering Road engineering Structural engineer- ing Earthworms Earthy materials Economic geology Mining East Africa British Italian Easter

Celebration Music Eastern

Architecture Hemisphere Orthodox Church Sculpture Eating Customs Ebenalcs Ebulliometry Ecclcsiastes O. T. Ecclesiastic Architecture Courts Embroidery Organization Theology Ecclesiasticus Apocrypha Eczema Echinodera

551.4 291.2

738.3 666.3

368.1 693.85 551.22 361.5

713 625.12

625.7

624.15 595.16

553.6 622.36

967.6 963.5

394.26

783.2

723.3

912.1

281.9

734.5

394

583.68

541-373

223.8

726

262.9

746,44

262

260

229

616.5

595.18

Index

S24

Echinodcrmata Paleozoology

Zoology Echinoidea Eclipses

Moon

Sun Ecological

Organization

Processes Ecolog}'

Animal

Forest

Human

Plant Economic

Biology

Botany

Classes

Collectivistic systems

Factors and crime

Geography

Geology

History

Order and Christianity

Planning

Policy

Schools and systems

Sociology

Theory

Zoology Economics

Comparative systems

Farm

Financial

Forest

Industrial

Land

Methodology

Mining

Rent Economizers

Steam engineering Ecuador Ecumenical

Councils

Church history

Ecumenical — [Continued]

(

563.9

Movement

280.1

593.9

Edentata

599.3

593.9

Edge Is. Editions

998.1

523.3

First

094

523.78

Limited

094

Miniature

099

301.35-.37

Editorial writing

070.43

301.3

Education

370

574.5

Adult

374

591.5

And

634.94

Church

301.3

Religion

261.8

581.5

Sociology Non-Christian reli-

377.8

574.6

gions

377.9

581.6

State

379

323.3

Character

377.2

335

Compulsory

371.52

364.2

Consumer

911.3

Clothing

646.3

553

Food

641.3

330.9

Household goods

647.1

261.85

Elementary

372

309.2

Higher

378

338.9

Intercultural

3 70 .-19

330.15

Library role

021.2

301.4

Moral

377

330.1

Museum functions

069.1

591.6

Of

330

Blind

371.911

330.9

Crippled

371.916

631.1

Deaf

371.912

332

Delicate students

371.917

634.92

Exceptional students

371.9

338.1-.4

Hard of hearing

371.912

333

Mentally handicapped 371.921

330.18

National minorities

371.98

622.17

Negroes

371.974

333.5

Physically handi-

capped

371.91

621.19

Racial minorities

371.97

986.6

Social classes

371.96

Socially exceptional

371.93

Socio-religious groups

371.98

270.2

Speech defectives

371.914

S^

Education — ( Con tinned )

Veterans

Women Preschool Prison Public Religious 'Secondary Systems Vocational Educational Architecture Foundations Guidance Methods Program

Elementary schools

Psychology Radio programs Research Sermons Sociology

Tests and measure- ments Educators

Training Efficiency Industrial Office Effluent disposal

Sewage treatment Effluvium control Egg-laying mammals Eggs Production Egypt

Flight into History Ancient Modern Egyptian Architecture Painting Sculpture

Eire

Ektachrome Elasmobranchii Paleozoology

Index

355.11

376

372.2

365.66

379.1

377

373

371.4

371.426

727 378.3 371.422 371.3

372.3-.8

370.15

374.26

370.78

252.5

370.19

371.26

370.7

658.01 651.4

628.3 628.5 599.1 636.5

232.92

932 926

722

759.01

732

941.5

778.6

567.3

Elasmobranchii — (Continued)

597.3

531.

677.

531. 620.

Zoology Elastic Bodies

Mechanics of solids Fiber textiles Instability

Mechanics of solids Limit properties Iron and steel Elasticity Of

Crystals Minerals Elastomers Elasto-plastics Elders Church Elcatic philosophy Elections

In various countries Electoral college Electorate Electric Alarms Apparatus Appliances Batteries Bells Buzzers

Communication engi- neering Conductivity tests

Engineering materials 620 Engineering 621

Equipment Aircraft 629 Furnace practice Heating . Lighting Locomotives Machinery

Details Measurements Methods

Mining prospecting Power engineering Traction Utilities Economics

3 173

548.

549.

678.

678.

253

182

324.

324.

324.

324

621 621 643 621 621 621

84 12

,7 73

2

4-.9

24

389

328

6

,35

389

,389

621.38

669 697 621 625 621 621 621.

622. 621, 625 338

112

,3

.143

.142

.7

.32

.26

.313

.316

.37

1

31-.37

1

39

Index

S26

Electric- — ( Con tin ued )

Elements

Welding

671.521

Inorganic chemistry

546.1-.9

Electricity

537

Mineralogy

549.2

Atmospheric

551.56

Elephants

599.61

Chcmic

621.35

Eleuthera Is.

972.96

Generation

621.31

Eleutherozoa

563.9

Marine

623.852

Elevated railroads

Theoretic

537.1

Engineering

625.1

'I'herapeutic use

615.8

Transportation

385.1

Transmission

621.319

Elevation

Electrochemical methods

Architectural design

729.1

Quantitative analysis

545.3 •

Effect on health

616.98

Electrochemistry

541.37

Elevators

Industrial

660.29

Hydraulic

621.2

Theoretical

541.371

Mechanica

621.87

Electro-depositing Rubber manufacture

Storage Architecture

725.36

678.27

Elizabethan furniture

749.22

Electrolytic solutions

541.372

Elks Benevolent and

Electromagnetic

Protective Order

366.5

Fields

537.12

Ellice Is.

996.81

Waves

537.12

Elliptic

Electromagnetism Electrometers

537.12

Functions Calculus

518.4

Integrals Calculus Elm

Botany

Forestry ElOro

518.4

Electricity Nuclear physics Electron

621.37 539.77

583.96

634.972

986.63

Optics Tubes Radio

537.1

621.342

621.3843

El Salvador

Emancipation of slaves Embalmine

972.84

326

614.6

Electronic

Embankments

Circuit functions

621.343

Flood control engineer-

Navigation

Air

Vlarine Organs

629.125

623.893

786.9

ing Structural engineering Embargoes

International law

627.4 624.16

341.65

Electronics

Tariff

337.3

Engineering

' 621.34

Embassies

Physical

537.5

Architecture

725.1

Electrons

International relations

327

Nuclear physics

539.72

Embellishment

Electrophones

789.9

Music

781.66

Electrotherapeutics

615.8

Embezzlement

364.16

Electrotypes Printing

655.3

Embioptera

595.73

Elementary

Emblems Superstitions

398.3

Education

372

Embroidery

Schools

372.242

Artistic

746.44

S^7

Index

Embroidery— ( Continued )

Home Embrj^ology Animal Human Plant Veterinary medicine

Emeralds

Economic geology Emery Mining Emicon Emigration Emotion

Empedocles Philosophy Empire furniture Empiricism Employees Applications Associations Domestic Management Remuneration

Business management Economics Representation in man- agement Selection Training Welfare Employer-employee cooperation Employer's liability Employment

Business management Economics Of veterans Public service Emulsifiers Manufac- ture Emulsion materials

Photographic chemicals Enameling Metal Wood Enamels Ceramics Manufacture

Enargite Mineralogy

646.2 Encephalitis

574.3 Enculturation 591.33 Encyclopedias 611.013 In various countries 581.3 See also specific sub- 636.0891 jects

Encyclopedists

553.8 Apologetics against 622.36 Endocrine glands

789.9 Animal 325.2 Human

1 57 Endocrinology

182 Endosporales

749.24 Endowments

190 Higher education

Insurance 658.311 Library support

331.88 School support

647.2 Enemy property

658.3 Law of war Energy

658.32 Measurement

331.2 Electricity

States of solids

658.315 Engineer Corps

658.311 Engineering

658.386 Agricultural

658.382 Automotive

Camouflage 658.315 Canal

331.825 Chemical

Civil

658.3 Dam 331.1 Electrical 355.11 Flood control 351.5 Foundation

Harbor

668.1 Highway

Hydraulic

771.5 Illumination

666.2 Industries Economics

666.2 Inland waterway

698.3 Marine

Mechanical

738.4 Military 666.2 Mining

549.3

616.8

301.23

030

031-039

—03

239.6

591.44 616.4 616.4 589.29

378.3 368.3 021.9 379.13

341.32

621.37

539.2 356.94

631.6-.7

629

623.77

627.13

660.28

620

627.8

621.3

627.4

624.15

627.2

625.7

627

621.32

338.39

627.1

623.87

621

623

622

Index

528

Engineering — (Conthmecl)

Victor vehicle

629.2

Nava

623.8

Port

627.3

Railroad

625.1

Reclamation

627.5

River

627.12

Sanitary

628

Steam power

621.1

Structural

624

Traffic

625.79

Transportation

625

Water-supply

628.1

Engines

Aircraft

629.1435

Atomic energy

621.48

Automobile

629.25

Compressed air

621.42

Diesel

621.436

External combustion

621.41

Farm machinery

631.37

Gas

621.42

Hot air

621.41

Hydraulic

621.2

Internal combustion

621.43

Marine

623.872

Rarified air

621.42

Solar

621.47

Steam

621.11

England

942

English

Basic

428.25

Canadian literature

810

Cattle

636.22

Furniture

749.22

Glassware

748.2

Horn

788.7

Language

420

For foreigners

428.24

Laws and statutes

346

Literature

820

Painting

759.2

Engraving

Caning

736.2-.3

Fine arts

760

Glass decoration

748.6

Engravings

Library treatment Enlisted men

Military personnel Enlistment

Military science Enrollment

School administration Enteropneusta Entertaining Entertainments

Church Entomology

Paleo- Entomophorales Entotrophi Entrance requirements

School Entre Rios Entrepreneurship Enuresis Environment

Crime factor

Ecology

Psychology Enzymes

Animal

Human

Plant Ephemerida Ephemerides Ephesians N. T. Epic painting Epictetus Philosophy Epicureanism Epicurism Epidemics

Disaster relief

History and control Epidemiology Epilepsy

Epileptics Education Episcopacy Episcopal

Charges

Church Epistemological logic

769 025.177

355.1

355.22

371.21

596

642.4

793

259

595.7

565.7

589.28

595,71

371.21 982.2 338.7 616.6

364.2 574.5

136.2

574.19

591.19

612.015

581.19

595.73

528

227.5

753

188

187

641.01

361.5

614.49

614.49

616.8

371.917

262.12

252 283 164

529

Epistcmology Epistles

Catholic

Pseudepigrapha

St. PauFs Equality

Individual

Social Equations

Differential

Integral

Theory Equatorial Africa French Equestrian sports Equisetaceae

Botany

Paleobotany Equisetales

Botany

Paleobotany Equity Private law Eras Erbium

Inorganic chemistry Ergot Ericaceae Ericales Erie Lake Eritrea Erosion

Farm control Errors of speech

English language

Other languages Eruptions Volcanic Erysiphales Eschatology Esdras Apocrypha Eskimoan Language Literature Esmeraldas Esperanto Espirito Santo Essays

Collections General collections

Index

121

Essays — ( Coiitin ncd )

History

809.4

227.9

Literature

229.93

American

814

227

English

824

Other languages

—4

323.4

Writing

808.4

177

Essences Cosmetics Essential oils

668.5

517.38

Cosmetics

668.5

517.37

Organic chemistry

547.92

512.82

Estates

h 967.2

Landscape design

712.6

798

Esters

Industrial chemistry

661.8

587.2

Organic chemistry

547.2

561.7

Estes Park Esther

978.86

587.2

Apocrypha

229

561.7

0. 1'.

222.9

347.8

Esthetics

101

529.2

Church

247

Cookery

641.01

546.6

Of music

780.1

589.23

Estonian

583.6

Language

494.541

583.6

Literature

894.545

971.3

Republic

947.41

963.5

Etchings

767

551.3

Glass

748.6

631.45

Eternal punishment

237

Eternity

237

428.3

Ethers

83

Industrial chemistry

661.8

551.21

Organic chemistry

547.2

589.23

Ethics

170

236

Applied

177

229

Christian

241

Individual

179

497.1

Jewish

296.38

897.1

Social

177

986.63

Theoretical

171

408.92

Ethiopia

963

981.5

Ethiopian

Language

492.8

808.84

Literature

892.8

040

Ethnic groups

301.45

Index

530

Ethnical unity

Ethnography

Ethnology

Ethnopsychology

Ethofil

Ethyl

Cellulose plastics

Process rayon Ethylene

Organic chemistry

Etiology Etiquette

Etruscan sculpture Etymology

Comparative linguistics

English language

Other languages Eubacteriales Eucalyptus Eucharist Eucharistic vessels Euclidian geometry Eudiomctric methods

Quantitative analysis Eufilicinac Eugenics Euglenaceae Euglenales Eulogies Eumycetes Euphausiacea Euphonium Europe

Geography

Geology

History 940-

Europium

Inorganic chemistry Eur\'pterida Eutheria Evangelical

And Reformed Church

Church

United Brethren Church Evangelism Evangehstic music

320.1

Evaporated milk

637.14

572.7

Evaporation

572.7

Chemical engineering

660.28

136.4

Meteorology

551.572

677.46

Evasion of military serv-

ice

355.22

668.44

Evening

677.46

Primrose

583.4

Schools

374.91

547.2

Even-toed ungulates

599.73

616.01

Everglades

975.9

395

Evidence Legal

347.94

733

Evolution

575

Theories

575.01

412

Evolutionary psychology

136.3

422

Examinations

2

Civil Service

351.3

589.9

School

371.27

583.4

Excavating

265.3

Structural engineering

624.15

247

Excelsior

674.84

513

Exceptional children

Education

371.9

545.7

Psychology

136.76

561.7

Excess profits tax

336.243

301.323

Exchange

589.97

Bills of

332.77

589.97

Foreign

332.45

920

Library publications

021.85

589.2

School students

371.39

595.38

Exchanges

788.47

Architecture

725.2

Stock

332.61

914

Excise tax

336.271

554

Excretion

-940.55

Physiology

574.1

Animal

591.14

546.6

Human

612.4

565.3

Executive

599.3

Branch of Government

350

Other Countries

354

285.7

State

353.9

289.92

U. S.

353

Mansions Architecture

725.1

289.93

Executives

269

Business training

658.386

783.7

Exegesis Bible

220.6

?3i

Exemption from military

service Exercise

Personal hygiene

School hygiene

Therapeutic use Exhibition buildings

Architecture Exhibits

Art

Library

Museums Exit interviews Ex Libris Exoascalcs Exodus O. T. Exosporales Expansion chambers

Nuclear physics Expansions Infinite

Calculus Expeditions Museum Expenditures Public Experimental

Data

Medicine

Psychology

Theater Explorations Explosions

High temperature

Mine dangers

Explosives

Manufacture

Ordnance

Shells Export

Houses

Tax

Trade Exposition grounds

Landscape design Exposure Photography Express Railway Expression

Use in speaking

Index

Extended coverage insur-

355.22 ancc Extension courses

613.7 Exterior ballistics

371.73 External combustion cn-

615.82 gines

Extraction 725.9 Chemical engineering

Mining 708 Extracts

021.4 Collections

069.5 Flavoring

658.313 Extracurricular activities

097 Extradition Internation-

589.23 al criminal law

222.1 Extra-marital sex relations 589.29 Extreme Unction

Extruding 539.77 Metal manufacture

Rubber manufacture

517.2 Extrusion Plastics 069.4 Exuma Is. 336.39 Eye training

Music education

519.8 Eves

610.72 'Artificial

150.72 Ezekiel O. T.

792 Ezra O. T. 910

Facsimile

536.57 Radio

622.81 Telegraph

Factorv ddl.l Architecture

623.452 Libraries

623.451 Management

System 658.86 Waste

336.26 Industrial sanitation

382.6 Faculty

Schools 712.5 Universities and

770.2 colleges

385.2 Fading Radio

Fagales 808.52 Faience

368.1

378.13

623.54

621.41

660.28 622

082

664.5

371.8

341.49

301.424

265.7

671.34 678.27 668.41 972.96

780.77

617.7 224.4

222.7

621.384 621.382

725.4 027.64 658.5 338.6

628.5

371.1

378.12 621.3841 583.976 738.3

Index

532

Fair

Buildings Architecture

725.9

Grounds Landscaping

712.5

Faith

234.2

Falangism

321.85

Falcon

987.2

Falconry

799.25

Falkland Is.

997.11

Fall of man

233.1

Fallowing

631.58

False

Election returns

324.27

Scorpions

595.4

Family

And social order

301.423

Courts

364.53

Devotions

249

Disorganization

301.46

Dissolution

301.428

Ethics

177

History

929.2

Holy

232.93

Law

347.6

Libraries

027.1

Sociology

301.42

Welfare

362.8

Famine

Welfare work

361.5

Fanaticism Religion

248

Fanning Is.

996.81

Fans

Costume

391

Engineering

621.6

Ventilating

697.92

Far East

950

Far Eastern painting

759.95

Farm

Communities

301.35

Credit Administration

332.31

Houses

631.2

Architecture

728.6

Machinery

631.3

Management

631

Products

Economics

338.17

Marketing

631.18

Farming

630

Farms

Agricultural 631

Penal 365.3

Faroese

Language 439.6

Literature 839.6

Fascia 616.7

Fascism

Economic system 335.6

Government 321.85

Italian history 945.091

Fashion

Customs 391

Drawing 741.67

Modeling 687

Movements 301.153

Shows 659.15

Fashions 646.01

Fast-day

Cookery 641.56

Sermons 252.6

Fastenings

Mechanical 621.88

Structural 624.177

Fatigue

Industrial 331.82 Strength of materials 620.112

Studies 658.54

Fats

Edible 664.3 Industrial chemistry 665.2-.4

Organic chemistry 547.92

Fatty acids

Organic chemistry 547.92 Faults Structural geology 551.8

Fauna 591.9

Fear 1 57 Federal

Commonwealth

relations 321.021 Furniture 749.21 Government 321.02 Other countries 354 U.S. 353 Home Loan Adminis- tration 332.32

533

Index

Federal — ( Con tinned ) Housing Administra- tion 332.52 National Mortgage As- sociation 332.32 Reserve System 332.11 State 321.021 Federalist Party 329.1 Feed 636.085 Feedwater heaters 621.19 Feldspar

Economic geology 553.6

Mineralogy 549.6

Mining 622.36

Fellowships Educational 378.3

Felt Manufacture 677.6

Female

Genital system 618

Sex functions 612.6

Fences

Landscape architecture 717

Fencing 796.86 Fermentation

Chemical engineering 660.28

Fenncntcd

Beverages 663.1

Milk 637.14

Fernando de Noronha 981.3

Ferns

Botany 587

Culture 635.93

Landscape architecture 716 Ferroprussiate process

Photography 772

Ferrotype 772 Ferrous ores 553.3

Fertilizer materials

Mining 622.36

Fertilizers

Production and use 631.8

Festivals 791.6

Music 784.5

Fetishism 291.2

Feudalism 940.1

Feuds 364.14

Fiat money 332.5

Fiber

Crops

Manufacture

Products Economics Fiberglas

Building material

Manufacture Fichte, Johann

Philosophy Fiction

Collections

History

Of Christ

Writing Ficus elastica Field

Artillery

Military Science Ordnance

Cores

Crops Fife

Fighter Command Figure

Painting

Skating Figured bass

Realization at sight Fiji Is. Files and filing

Library

Office

Tools Filicales

Botany

Paleobotany Filhng stations

Architecture

Management Film

Forums

Music Filmcolor

Films Library treatment Filters Camera Filtration

Chemical engineering

633.5

677 338.17

691.9 677.5

193

808.83

809.3

232.99

808.3

678.6

356.4

623.41

621.316

633

788.5

358.43

757

796.91

781.3

781.66

996.11

025.37

651.5

621.92

587.3 561.7

725.3 388.3

374.27

782,8

778.6

025.177

771.3

660.28

Index

S34

1m1 tration — ( Con fin iied )

Sewage treatment

Water purification Finanee

Chureh

Companies

Government depart- ment

Insurance

Librar}'

Military department

Museums

Private

Public

Universities and colleges Financial

Buildings Architecture

Economics

Exchanges

Management Business Finch Aviculture Finders Camera Fine arts r'ingerprints

Crime detection Finishing

Leather

Metal

Photographic Finite differences

Calculus Finland Finlay color Finnic language Finnish

Language

Literature Finno-Ugric

Languages

Literature Fir

Botany

Forestry lire

Alarms

Blight

1

Fire — ( Contin iied '

628.3

Boats

623.828

628.16

Clay refractories

666.72

Department

352.3

254.8

Detection

332.35

Marine systems

623.854

Drills Schoo

371.71

352.1

Insurance

368.1

368.015

Prevention

614.84

025.11

Protection

614.84

355.6

Civilian

355.232

069.6

Vlarine systems

623.854

332

Pumps

621.6

336

Stations Architecture

725.1

Welfare work

361.5

378.1

Firearms

Ordnance

623.4 •

re 725.2

Ornamentation

739.7

332

Fireflies

595.76

332.61

Fireplaces

ss 658.15

Heating system

697.1

636.6

Landscape architecture

717

771.3

Fireproof construction

693.82

700

Fireworks

573.6

Customs

394

364.12

Manufacture

662.1

Fire-worship

291.2

675.2

Firing Gunnery

623.5

671.7

First

770.2

Aid

614.88

School instruction

571.76

517.6

Day covers

383.22

948.95

Editions

094

778.6

Lessons

494.5

English language

428.2

Other languages

82

494.541

Fish

894.541

Culture

639.3

Fertilizers

631.84

494.5

Preservation

664.9

894.5

Fisheries Fishes

639.2

585.2

Paleozoology

567

634.975

Zoology

597

Fishing

799.1

621.389

Economy Archeology

571.1

632.3

Industries

639.2

S3S

Index

Fishing— ( Con tin ucd )

Industries — {Continued) Economics

Tackle Fish-lice Fission plants Fissipedia Fittings

Building construction Five-suit bridge Fixing Photographic Flagellated protozoa Flageolet Flags Flame

Coloration

Qualitative analysis

Cutting

Throwers Flanging machinery Flannel Flat prints Flatworms Flavor aids Flavoring extracts Flax

Botany

Culture

Fiber textiles Fleas

Agricultural pests

Zoology Fleet

Action Naval warfare

Reserve Flemish

Language

Literature

Painting Flesh-eating mammals Flies

Agricultural pests

Fishing

Zoology Flight

Aerodynamics

Instruments

538.3

799.1

595.34

589.7

599.744

696 795.41

770.2 593.16 788.5 929.9

544

671.53

623.445

621.98

677.6

763

595.12

664.5

664.5

583.21 633.5

677-1

632.7 595.775

359.91 359.37

439.32 839.32 759.9493 599.74

632.7 799.1 595.77

629.123 629.15

Might — (Continued)

Into Egypt 232.92

Training 629.126

Records 629.109

Flint Mining 622.36

Flood

Control engineering 627.4

Lighting systems 621.32

Welfare work 361.5

Floods

Agricultural pests 632.1

Meteorology 551.573

Floors

Building details 695

Carpentry 694.2

Flora 581.9

Flores 989.52

Floriculture 635.9

Florida

Island 993.5

U. S. 975.9

Uruguay 989.52

Florist business 635.9

Flotation methods

Ore dressing 622.7

Flour

Milling 664.72

Products 664.75

Flow Hydrodynamics 532.5

Flower

Arrangement 635.90

Cardening 635.9

Painting 758

Shows 635.9

Flowers

Botany 582.13

Culture 635.93 Landscape gardening 716

Paleobotany 561.121

Flues 697.8

Fluid flow

Chemical engineering 660.28

Fluids Mechanics 532

Flukes 595.12

Fluorescence 535.65

Fluorescent lighting 621.32

Index

536

Fluorides

Industrial chemistry

Mineralogy Fluorine

Industrial ehemistry

Inorganic ehemistry

Organic compounds Fluorite Mineralogy Fluorspar Mining Flute

Flux Theory Fly fungi Flying

Boats Fodder

Fog Meteorology Folding cameras Folds Structural geology Folk

Arts

Dancing

Psychology

Schools

Songs Folklore Folk-tales Follow-up

Personnel management Fonts Food

Buying

Chemical analysis

Consumer education

Home preparation

Industries Economics

Manufacture

Personal hygiene

Preservation Commercial Home

Public health control

Selection

Specific foodstuffs Foot and mouth disease Football

School Footwear Manufacture

Forage crops

633

661.2

Foraminifera

549.4

Paleozoology

563.1

Zoology

593.12

661.9

Forecasting

546.12

Business

338.54

547.8

Weather

551.591

549.4

Foreign

622.36

Exchange

332.45

788.5

Language journalism

070.48

301.24

Law

349

589.28

Missions

266

629.126

Policy

327

629.133

Trade

382

636.085

Zones

387.13

551.572

Foreigners

771.3

Readers for English lan-

551.8

guage Textbooks for English

428.64

745.3

language

428.24

793.31

Foremen

136.4

Business training

658.386

374.91

Forensic

784.4

Ballistics

364.12

398

Vledicine

340.6

398.21

Forest

Ecology

634.94

658.312

Economics

634.92

247 ■

Fire protection

634.96

641

Industries Statistics

634.927

641.3

Management

634.928

543.1

Patrol Aircraft use

629.18

641.3

Policy

634.925

641.5

Protection

634.96

338.47

Resources

664

Statistics

634.927

613.2

Utilization

333.75

Utilization

634.98

664.8

Forestation

634.956

641.4

Forestry

634.9

614.3

Taxonomic

634.97

641.3

Forge

641.6

Shop management

621.7

636.0896

Work

682

796.33

Forgery

364.16

371.74-.75

Currency

332.9

685.3

Forgetting

154.5

$n

Index

Forging

Formicidae

Formosa

Forms Theory

Formularies

Fortification

Military engineering Fortisan Forts

Architecture

Military engineering

Fortune telling

Forums

Adult education Discussions

Fossils

Animal

Plant Foster care Foundations

Engineering

General societies

Higher education

Foundries

Equipment

Management

Practice Fountains Fourier

Integrals Calculus

Series Calculus

Transformations Calculus Fowls Husbandry Fox

Husbandry

Trot Foxglove Fra Angelico Painting

Fractions

Elementary education

Fracture of crystals Fragmentation bombs

Frames Automotive Structural

671. 3>

S9S.796

982.3

512.8

615

623.1 677.46

725.1 623.1

133.3

374.24 808.53

562-569

561

362.73

624.15

060

378.3

671.22

621.7

671.2

714

517.7 517.2

517.7 636.5

636.9 793.33 583.8 759.5

372.7

548.84

623.451

629.24 624.177

Framing

Concrete masonry Wood construction France

Franciscan Brotherhood Francium

Inorganic chemistry Franks European tribe Eraser River Valley Fraternal life insurance Fraternities Fraternity houses

Architecture Fraud Detection

Public accounting Free Baptists Enterprise Ports and harbors Trade

Will and predestina tion Freedom Academic From want Metaphysics Of Art

Conscience Drama Press Religion Seas Speech Will Freehand drawing Freewill Baptists French

And Indian wars

Canadian literature

Equatorial Africa

Furniture

Glassware

Guinea

Guiana

Horn

693.5 694.2 944 271.3

546.3

936

971.1

368.36

371.85

728.4 364.16

657.6

286 330.1 387.13 337

234

323.44

323.4

123

323.44

323.44

323.44

323.44

323.44

341.57

323.44

159

741

286

973.2

840

967.2

749.24

748.2

966.52

988.2

788.4

Index

53^

French — (Confiiuied)

Indo China

959

Language

440

Literature

840

Painting

759.4

Philosophy

194

Somaliland

96771

Sudan

966.2

West Africa

966.1

West Indies

972.9

Frequency

.Vleasurement

Sound waves

534.4

Meters

Electrical engineering

621.37

Fresco painting

751

Fresh-water fisheries

639.21

Freud school

Psychoanalysis

131.34

Friends

Of the library

020.6

Society

289.6

Frisian

Cattle

636.23

Language

439

Literature

839

Frobisher, Sir Martin

Voyages

973.17

Frogs

Culture

639.37

Paleozoology

567.8

Zoology

597.8

Frog's-bit

584.7

Frontal index

Anthropometry

573.6

Frontiers Political

320.1

Frost Meteorology

551.573

Frozen foods

664.85

Fruit

Culture

634

Juices

663.63

Fucus

589.45

Fuel

Oil Manufacture

665.53

Systems Automotive

629.253

Technology

662.6

Fuels

Coal

662.625

Heating

697.6

Marine

625.874

Petroleum

665.55

Steam generation

621.182

Fugue Music

781.4

Fulminate Ordnance

623.452

Functiona

Analysis Calculus

517.1

Architecture

724.9

Business organization

658.16

Centers City planning

711.55

Representation

324.22

Wholesalers

658.86

Fundamenta

Particle accelerators

539.73

Radiations

539.72

Funeral rites

Customs

392

Judaism

296.4

Religious ordinances

265.8

Sermons

252.9

Fungi

589.2

Agricultural pests

632.4

Algae-likc

589.25

Beetle

589.23

Club

589.22

Cup

589.23

Fly

589.28

Imperfecti

589.24

Little cup

589.23

Sac

589.23

Slit

589.23

Yeast

589.23

Fungicides

Agricultural use

632.95

Fur

Craftsmanship

687.1

Dressing

675.3

Farming

636.9

Industries

675

Economics

338.37

Furnaces

Metallurgical

669.8

Steam engineering

621.183

Warm air

697.3

539

Index

Furniture

Artistic

Ecclesiastic

Office

Period

Library

Making Fuselages Fuses

Manufacture

Ordnance Future life

Doctrinal theology

Natural theology Futurism

GR-I

GR-M

GR-S

Gables

Architectural design Gadolinium

Inorganic chemistry Gaelic

Language

Scotch language Gafat language Gages

Gaging Beverages Galactic system Galapagos Is. Galatians N. T. Galena Mineralogy Galician

Language

Literature Galla language Galleries Art Galleys Gallium

Inorganic chemistry

Metallurgy Galls Agricultural pests Galorn

Galvanometers Gambia Gambier Is.

Game shooting 749 Games

247 Aquatic

651.2 Athletic

749.2 Ball 022.9 Card 684.1 Children's 629.143 Ice

Literary 662.28 Mathematical

623.454 Olympic

Party 237 School

218 Gamctogcncsis

759.5 Gamma

Function Calculus 678,72 Rays Nuclear physics

678.72 Gangs

678.72 Ganoidei

Garages

729.3 Private

Public

546.6 Administration

Architecture

491.6 Garbage collection

491.6 Garden

492.8 Cities Planning 621.99 Crops

663 Furniture Landscape

523.1 architecture

986.65 Gardeners

227.4 Gardening 549.3 Gardens

Botanic

469.9 Landscape design 869.9 Zoologic

493.5 See also specific types 708 Garlic

623.821 Botany

Culture

546.66 Garments

669.7 Home making

632.2 Manufacture 668.43 Garnet

621.37 Economic geology

966.51 Mineralogy

996.22 Mining

799.2

797.2 796 796.3 795 796 796.96 793.7 793.7 796.48 793

371.74-.75 591.17

518,1

539,72 364.14 597.4

Architecture 728.9

388.3 725.3 628.4

711.58 635

717 647.2

635

580.7

712.62

590.7

584.23 635.2

646.4

687.1

553.8 549.6 622.36

Index

540

Garpikes

597.4

Gaspe Peninsula

971.4

Gary Plan Education

371.394

Gasteromycetes

589.22

Gas

Gastritis

616.3

Analysis

Gastroenterology

616.3

Qualitative

544

Gastropoda

Quantitative

545.7

Paleozoology

564.3

Bombs

623.451

Zoology

594.3

Cylinders

661.9

Gastrotricha

595.18

Engines

621.42

Gate houses Architecture

728.9

0 Fuels

662.67

Gates

Heating

697.6

Landscape architecture

717

Industry Economics

338.27

Gauguin, Eugene

Manufacture

665.77

Painting

759.4

Natural

Prints

761

Extraction

622.338

Gaulish language

491.6

Tcchnoloey

665.7

Gazetteers

910.3

Oil Manufacture

665.53

Gear Naval

623.86

Projectile mortars

Gears

1

Ordnance

623.445

Automotive engineer-

Properties Shells

665.72 623.451

ing Vlarine engineering

629.24 623.873

Storage

Technology

Testing

665.74

665.7

665.72

^ ^ ^ wm A

Mechanical engineering Geese Husbandry Geiger-Miieller Counters Gelatin Manufacture

621.83 636.59

539.77 668.3

Transportation

66574

Gemara

296.1

Treatment

665.73

Gems

Turbines Aircraft

629.14353

Economic geology

553.8

Utilities Economics

338.39

Engraving

736.2

Utilization

665.75

Vlining

622.38

Welding

671.522

VIounting

739.27

Gases

Genealogy

929.1

Compressed industria

661.9

Sources

929.3

Equilibrium properties

533.12

Genera

Kinetic theory

533

Semantics

190

Liquefied industria

661.9

Works

000

VIechanics

533

Generators

Mine

622.4

Automotive

629.254

Properties

533.1

Electrical

621.313

Thermodynamic prop-

Radio

621.3843

erties

536.44

Genes

575.12

Transport properties

533.13

Genesis O. T.

222.1

Gashouse coke

662.65

Genetic

Gasoline

Psychology

136

Engines Automotive

629.25

Theory

301.24

■J

A'lanufacture

665.53

Genetics

575.1

Tractors

631.37

Animal

591.15

S4^

Genetics — ( Con tin ued ) Human Plant Genital system

Female

Male Genius Genocide Genotypes Genre painting Gentianaceae Gentianales Gentians Gentile, Giovanni

Philosophy Geochemical methods

Mining prospecting Geochemistry Geodesy

Physical Geodetic

Astronomy

Azimuth

Data

Latitude

Longitude

Operations

Refraction

Surveying Geographic

Names

Statistics Geography

Biblical

Commercial

Economic

Elementary education

Historical

Human

Political

Regional Geoid determination Geological methods

Mining prospecting Geology Applied Descriptive

Index

Geology — ( Con tinued )

613.9

Dynamic

581.15

Economic

Historical

618

Physical

616.6

Regional 554

151.1

Structural

341.4

Geometrical optics

575.12

Geometry

754

Advancec

583.7

Analytic

583.7

Descriptive

583.7

Differential

Euclidian

195

N-dimensional

•

Non-Euclidian

622.1

Philosophy

551

Plane

526

Problems

526.7

Projective

Solid

526.6

Geomorphology

526.6

Geon

526.2

Geo-navigation

526.6

Geophysical methods

526.6

Mining prospecting

526.2

Geophysics

526.38

Geo-politics

526.3

Georgia

Georgian

910.3

Bay

314-319

Furniture

910

Language

220.91

Republic

911.3

Geothermal methods

911.3

'Vlining prospecting

n 372.83

Geraniales

911.2

Geraniums Culture

911

Geriatrics

911.2

German

913-919

Cattle

526.1

Furniture

Glassware

622.1

Language

Literature

553

Painting

551.1

Philosophy

551

553

551.7

551

■559

551.8

535.3

513

513.5

516

515

516.7

513

513

513.8

513.01

513.1

516.9

516.5

513.3

551.4

678.73

623.892

622.1 551 320.1 975.8

971.3 749.22 494.8 947.9

622.1 583.21 635.93 618.97

636.23

749.23

748.2

430

830

759.3

193

Index

S4^

Germanic

Glands — {Continued)

Languages

439

Human

616.4

Literatures

839

Glandular processes

Germanium

Animal

591.14

Inorganic chemistry

546.5

Human

612.4

Metallurgy'

669.7

Glass

Germany

943

Building materia

691.6

Germination

Decoration

748.6

Plant embryology

58L3

Engineering materia

620.14

Gerontology

618.97

Fiber textiles

677.5

Gerrymandering

328.33

Industries Economics

338.27

Gestalt psychology

150.19

.Vlanufacture

666.1

Gestures Use in speaking

808.52

Sand Mining

622.36

Gculincx, Arnold

Glasses Fitting

617.7

Philosophy

199.492

Glassware

748

Gcz language

492.8

Glaucoma

617.7

Ghosts

133.1

Glazing Fur dressing

675.3

Gibraltar

946.8

Gliders

629.1333

Gift tax

336.276

Gliding

Gifted children

Aerodynamics

629.123

Education

371.95

Sport

797.5

Psychology

136.76

Globes

912

Gigantostraca

595.39

Glockenspiel

789.6

Ginkgo

585.7

Gloria in excelsis

783.2

Ginkgoaceae

585.7

Glossingia

561.7

Ginkgoales

Glossopteris

561.5

Botany

585.7

Glo\'e making

685

Paleobotany

561.5

Glucose Manufacture

664.1

Ginseng Culture

633.88

Glucosides

Giotto de Bondone

Organic chemistry

547.92

Painting

759.5

Glue Manufacture

668.3

Gilbert Is.

996.81

Glycerine Manufacture

668.2

Gill, Erick Prints

761

Glycerol

Gilyak language

494.6

Organic chemistry

547.92

Gin

663.5

Glycogen

Giraffes

599.73

Organic chemistry

547.92

Girder Bridges

624.2

Gnats

595.77

Girders

Gnetaceae

585.1

Structural engineering

624.177

Gnetales

585.1

Girl Scouts

369.4

Gnosticism

189

Girls' schools

376

Goajira

986.11

Gizo Is.

993.5

Goats

599.73

Glaciation

551.31

Husbandry

636.39

Glacier National Park

971.1

Milk

637.17

Glaciers

551.31

Gobang

794.2

Glands

God

231

Animal

591.44

Gods

291.2

543

Index

Goias 981.7

Goiter 616.4 Gold

Coast 966.7

Economic geology 553.4

Inorganic chemistry 546.56

Metallurgy 669.22

Mineralogy 549.2

Mining 622.342

Sculpture 739.2

Standard 332.42

Golden algae 589.48

Goldfish Culture 639.37

Goldsmiths 739.2

Golf 796.35

Gond language 494.8

Gonorrhea 616.95 Good Offices

International law 341.6

And evil 210

Will Accounting 657.3

Goose Bay 971-9

Goosefoot 583.91

Gourmets 641.01

Gordius 595.13

Gospels 226 Gothic

Architecture 723.5

Furniture 749.24

Kingdom 945

Language 439

Literature 839

Painting 759.02

Sculpture 734.2

Gouache 751

Gourd 583.57

Gout 616.46 Government

Administration 350

U. S. 353

Other countries 354

Agency libraries 027.65

Aid to libraries 021.8 And private enterprise 322

Bonds 336.3

Branches Powers 321.01

Government — (Continued)

Buildings Architecture 725.1

Colonial 325.31

Corporations 338.74

Federal 321.02

Forms 321

Functions 322

Loans 336.3

Local 352

National 321.02

Non-representative 321,01

Political science 320

Publications 015

Regulation of prices 338.526

Representative 32 1 .01

School 371.5

Securities 336.3

Social agencies 361.6 Supervision of libraries 021.81

Unitary 321.02

Goya, Francisco

Etchings 767

Painting 759.6

Grace Theology 234.1

Graces

Mythology 292

Table 249

Gradation 551.3

Atm osphere 551.37

Ice 551.31

Water 551.35

Grades

Highway 625.7

Railroad 625.11

Gradual music 783.2

Graduate study 378.15

Graham Land 999 Grain

Crops 633.1 Industries Economics 338.17

Graminales 584.8

Gramineae 584.8 Grammar

Comparative linguistics 415 Elementary education 372.6

Enghsh language 425

Index

S44

Grammar — (Continued)

Other languages

5

Schools

372.24;

Granc

Bahama Is.

972.96

Canyon National Park

979.1

Operas

782.1

Granite

Economic geology

553.5

Quarrying

622.35

Graphic

Arts industries

655

VIethods Calculus

517.6

Statics

Vlechanics of solids

531.2

Graphite

Industrial chemistry

662.92

Alining

622.33

Refractories

666.72

Graphology

137.7

Graptolites

563.5

Grapefruit Culture

634.3

Grapes

Botany

583.27

Culture

634.8

Grasses

Botany

584.8

Culture

635.93

Pasture

633.2

Grasshoppers

Agricultural pests

632.7

Zoology

595.72

Gra\el

Economic geology

553.6

Vlining

622,36

Gravimetric methods

Vlining prospecting

622.1

Quantitative analysis

545

Gravitation

526.7

Gravity

Acceleration

Vlechanics of solids

531.2

Methods Ore dressing

622.7

Physical geodesy

526.7

Physics

530.1

Gravure

655.3

Grazing

Forest utilization

Land economics Greasing Motor vehicles Great

Bear Lake

Books Program

Britain

Inagua Is.

Lakes

Liverworts

Plains

Slave Lake

Smokv Mts. National Park Greco, El Painting Greece

History Ancient Modern Greek

Architecture

Church under Moslems

Language

Literature

Mythology

Orthodox Church

Painting

Religion

Sculpture Green

Algae

Manures Greenback Party Greenhouses Greenland Greens Culture Greeting card art Gregorian chants Grenada Grenades Grenadines Gridiron system

City planning Grievances

Personnel management

634.99 333.74 629.287

971.22

374.22

942

972.96

977

588.3

978

971.22

976.88

976.88

759.6

938 949.5

722.6

270.5

480

880

292

281.9

759.01

292

733

589.47

631.87

329.8

635.9

998.2

635.4

741.67

783.5

972.98

623.451

972.98

711.41

658.315

545

Grinding

Chemical engineering 660.28

Flour milling 664.72

Metal manufacture 671.35

Tools 621.92

Woodworking 674 A3

Gross receipts tax 336.271 Grosz, George

Painting 759.3 Grottoes Physiography 5 5 1 .44 Ground Forces

Military science 356

Pines 587.9 Services

Military science 356.9 Group

Annuities 368.37 Hospitalization 368.38 Life insurance 368.36 Medical expense in- surance 368.38 Psychology 301.158 Songs 784.66 Theater 792 Theory 512.86 Growing Crops 631.5 Griincwald, Matthias

Painting 759.8

Guadalcanal Is. 993.5

Guadeloupe Is. 972.971

Guaira 989.21

Guam 996.7

Guanajuato 972.4

Guano 631.86 Guapor6

Federal Territory 981.7

Guaranteed wage 331.22 Guardi, Francesco

Painting 759.5

Guarico 987.4

Guatemala 972.81

Guava Culture 634.4

Guayas 986.63

Guayule 678.6

Guernsey 942.34

Cattle 636.22

Index

Guerrero

972.7

Guiana

British

988.1

French

988.2

Netherlands

988.3

Guidance

Educational

371.422

Vocational

371.425

Guidebooks Travel

910.2

Guided missiles

623.451

Guild system

338.6

Guinea

French

966.52

Portuguese

966.57

Guincan

Language

496.4

Literature

896.4

Guineas Husbandry

636.59

Guitar

787.61

Gujerati language

491.4

Gulf States U. S.

976

Gum-bichromate processes

Photography

773

Gums and resins

Forest products

634.986

Industrial chemistry

668.4

Organic chemistry

547.92

Gums and teeth

617.6

Gun

Carriages

623.43

Factories

359.7

Mounts

623.43

Gunnery

623.5

Gunpowder Manufacture

; 662.26

Guns

Hunting

799.2

'Vlilitary

623.4

Sporting

799.31

Gunsmithing

683

Gurage language

492.8

Gustatory sensation

152

Gutta-percha

678.6

Guttiferales

583.16

Gymnasiums

Architecture

725.8

School

371.62

Index

S46

Gymnastics

796.4

Hamitic — ( Con tinned )

School

371.73

Ethiopian — {Continued

')

Gvmnospcnns

Literatures

893.5

Botanv

585

Languages

493

Paleobotany

561.5

Literatures

893

Gynecological nursing

610.7^^6

Hammond organ

786.9

Gynecology

618

Hamster Husbandry

636.9

Gypsies

397

Hanc

Gypsum

Forging

682

y 1

Economic ecology

553.6

Levers Automotive

629.24

Mining

622.36

Tools

621.9

0 Gypsy songs

784.75

Handbags Manufacture

685

VI ¥ *^

Handcrafts

745.5

Habakkuk O. T.

224.9

Handicapped

Habit

158.43

Children

Haemodoraccae

584.23

Education

371.9

Hafnium

Psychology

136.76

Inorganic chemistry

546.28

Employment

331.59

C7 *

Hagadah

296.1

Welfare service

362.4

(J Prayers

296.43

Handicraft system

Hagfishes

597.2

Production

338.6

Haggai O. T.

224.9

Handwriting

652.1

Hague court of arbitration

341.63

Character analysis

137.7

0 Haida language

497.2

Crime detection

364.12

Hail

551.573

Elementary education

372.51

Agricultural pests

632.1

Happiness Pursuit

323.4

Insurance

368.1

Harari language

492.8

Hair

616.5

Harbor

Fiber textiles

677.3

Cities Planning

711.45

Texture

Defenses

Anthropometry

573.6

Military engineering

623.1

Hairdressing

646.74

Engineering

627.2

Costume

391

Harbors

Haiti

972.94

City planning

711.7

Halakah

296.1

Inland transportation

386.8

Halftones Printing

655.32

Ocean transportation

387.1

Half-tracks

623.43

Harbour Is.

972.96

Halibut Fisheries

639.27

Hard of hearing

Halides Mineralogy

549.4

Education

371.912

Halite Mineralogy

549.4

Hardness

Halogen

Of crystals

548.84

Inorganic chemistry

546.12

Minerals

549.12

Hales

246

Removal

Hals, Franz Painting

759.9492

Water purification

628.16

Hamitic

Tests of materials

620.112

Ethiopian

'^Hardshell" Baptists

286

X

Languages

493.5

Hares

599.32

S47

Index

Harmonica 788.9

Harmonies N. T. 226.1

Harmony 781.3

Harness

Care

Making Harp

Harpsichord Hartford, Conn. Harvesting Crops Har\^estmen Hatcheries Fish Hats

Costume

Millinery Commercial Home Havana

Haviland Chinaware Hawaiian .

Islands

Language Hawkins, Sir John

Voyages Hawthorn

Hay

Culture Feed Hazel nut Culture

Head form

Anthropometry

Health Codes Education

Elementary education Insurance Personal Programs

Business management

Public

School Hearing

Aids

Physiology

Psychology Heart

636.083

685

787.5

786.2

974.63

631.5

595.4

639.3

391

687

646.5

972.912

738.2

996.9 499.4

973.17

583.5

633.2

636.085

634.5

573.6

614.2

371.76

372.83

368.38

613

658.382 614

371.7

617.8 612.8 152 616.1

Heat

Agricultural pests

Insulation

Solar

Stellar

Therapeutic use

Transfer

Chemical engineering

Transference

Air conditioning

Transmission Heath Heather Heating

Industrial buildings

Library buildings

Marine

Schools Heaven

Heavier-than-air craft Hebrew

Language

Literature

Religion Hebrews

Ancient History

N. T. Hedges

Landscape architecture Hegel, Gcorg Philosophy Heidegger, Martin

Philosophy Hclianthaceae Helicopters Helium

Industrial chemistry

Inorganic chemistry Hell

Descent into Hellenic

Language Literature Hellenistic language Helvellales

Hematite Mineralogy Hemic system Hemiptera

536

632.1

693.83

523.72 523.82 615.8

660.28

697.93

536.2

583.6

583.6

697.1

658.2

022.8

623.853

371.62

237.4

629.133

492.4

892.4 296

933

227.8

715 193

193

583.55 629.1335

661.9 546.29

237.5 232.96

489

889

487.02

589.23

549.5

616.15

595.75

Index

54S

Hemlock

Herring Fisheries

639.27

Botany

585.2

Heteroeera

595.78

Forestry

634.975

Heterokontae

589.48

Hemophilia

616.15

Heteroptera

595.75

Hemorrhoids

616.3

Hcvea brasiliensis

678.6

Hemp

Hexapoda

595.7

Culture

633.5

Hexogen Manufacture

662.27

Fiber textiles

677.1

Hibernation

591.5

Pulp manufacture

676.14

Hickory nut Culture

634.5

Hemsterhuis, Frans

Hicksite Friends

289.6

Philosophy

199.492

Hidalgo

972.4

Henderson Is.

997.21

Hides Processing

675.2

Hepaticae

588.3

Hierarchy

Hepplewhite furniture

749.22

Church

262.1

Heraclitus Philosophy

182

Military

355.33

Heraldic design

745.6

Hieroglyphic Hittite lan-

Heraldry

929.6

guage

491.99

Herb cookery

641.6

Hieroglyphics

419

Herbaceous plants

Hiero therapy

615.85

Botany

582.12

Higgling

338.522

Landscape architecture

716

High

*

Paleobotany

561.121

Blood pressure

616.15

Herbals

582.12

Polymers

Herbart, Johann

Organic chemistry

547.92

Philosophy

193

Temperature

536.57

Herbicides

Higher education

378

Agricultural use

632.95

High-speed photography

778.3

Herblike fruits

634.7

Highway

Herd dogs

636.74

Engineering

625.7

Hereditary

Systems Operation

625.79

Characteristics

575.12

Transportation

388

Classes

323.3

Highways

Societies

City planning

711.7

American

369.1

Local government

352.7

Non-American

369.2

Hilbert space Calculus

517.1

Units Genetics

575.12

Himalayan

Heredity

575.1

Language

495.5

Animal

591.15

Literature

895.5

Human

613.9

Himeri language

497.4

Influence

136.3

Himyaritic

Laws

575.11

Language

492.9

Plant

581.15

Literature

892.9

Herefords

636.22

Hindi

Hermeneutics Bible

220.6

Language

491.4

Heroes Legends

398.22

Literature

891.4

Ilerpctology

598.1

Hindu architecture

723.3

Paleo-

568.1

Hinduism

294.5

549

Index

Hindustani language

Hippopotamuses

Hiroshige, Ando Prints

Hirudinea

Hispanic furniture

Histogenesis

Animal

Plant Histology

Animal

Human

Plant

Veterinary medicine

Historical Books Bible Pseudepigrapha

Geography Geology Painting School

Economic theories

Ships History Ancient Biblical Economic

Elementar)' education Modern Natural 20th Century See also specific coun- tries

Hittite

Language

Literature Hittites Hives Bee Hobbes, Thomas

Philosophy

Hobbies Hockey lee Hodgkin's disease Hoffding, Harald

Philosophy Hog manure Fertilizers

491.4

599.73 761 595.15 749.26

591.8

581.17

574.8

591.8

611.018

581.8

636.0891

222

229.9

911.2

551.7

756

330.15

623.821

900

930

220.95

330.9

372.83

909

574

909.82

491.99 891.99 939 638.14

192 790 796.96 616.15

198 631.86

Hogarth, William Engravings Painting Hoisting

Mining operations Hoists Hydraulic Mechanical Hokan-Coachuiltccan lan- guage Hokan-Siouan Language Literature Hokusai Prints Holbein, Hans Painting Prints Holderness cattle Holding companies

Production Hollerith machines Holidays Celebration Labor economics Hollander machine Hollow tile masonry Hollvhoek Holmium

Inorganic chemistry Holocepliali Holostei Holotliurioidea Holsteins Holy

Communion

Family

Ghost

Orders

Scriptures

Spirit

Gifts Water Home Carpentry Economics Gardening Laundering

765 759.2

622.6

621.2 621.86

497.5

497.5 897.5 761

759.3

761

636.28

338.8

651.26

394.2

394.26

331.81

676.1

693.4

583.17

546.6

567.3 597.4 593.9 636.23

265.3

232.93

231.3

265.4

220.12

231.3

234.1

246

694 640 635 648.1

Index

5SO

Home — {Continued

Horn Carving

736.6

.Viedicine

616

Hornea

561.7

Vlissions

266

Hornworts

588.3

Music

780.07

Horology

681.1

Nursing

649.8

Horoscopes

133.5

School instruction

371.76

Horse

Planning

643

Vlanure

631.86

School instruction

371.91

Racing

798.4

Song books

784.61

Shows

798

Study

Training

798.2

Adult education

374.1

Horsehair woiiu

595.13

Workshops

680

Horsemanship

798.2

Homemaking

640

Horses

Homes

Husbandry

636.1

For

Zoology

599.72

Aged

362.6

Horseshoe crab

595.39

Poor

362.5

Horseshoeing

682

Unmarried mothers

362.15

Horsetai

587.2

Homicide

364.15

Horticulture

635

Homiletics

251

Hosea O. T.

224.6

Judaism

296.42

Hosiery Manufacture

687

Homogeneity

Hospita

Engineering tests

620.112

Grounds Landscaping

712.7

Homonyms

Libraries

027.66

English language

424

Nursing

610.733

Other languages

—4

School instruction

371.91

Homoptera

595.75

Hospitalization insurance

368.38

Homo-sexuality

301.424

Hospitals

362.11

Honduras

972.83

Architecture

725.5

British

972.82

Children's

362.78

Honey

638.16

Maternity

362.15

Honeysuckle

583.51

Military

355.7

Hong Kong

951.25

Orthopedic

362.43

Honors

Prison

B65.66

School

371.53

Specia

362.19

Social control

301.152

Surgical

362.19

Universities and col-

Use of music

780.13

leges

378.2

Veterans'

362.11

Hoofed mammals

599.7

Hostels

Hookworms

595.13

Architecture

728.5

Hope Is.

998.1

Management

647.94

Hormone therapy

616.4

Hostesses

647.2

Honnones

574.19

Hot

*

Animal

591.19

Air engines

621.41

Human

612.015

Water heating

697.4

Organic chemistry

547.92

Hotel

Plant

581.19

Cookery

641.57

SS^

Hotel — (Continued) Grounds Landscaping

Hotels

Architecture

Management Hourglasses

Time determination Hours of labor

Economics

Work schedules House

Cleaning

Furnishing

Painting

Planning

Plants

Wiring Houseboats

Architecture Household

Administration

Appliances Employees Finance Organization Pest control Repair Sanitation Housekeepers Houses Architecture Housing Cooperati\e Laborers Low cost Students Huanuco Huancavelica Hudson's Bay Company Huguenots Huila Human Anatomy

Drawing Behavior

Beings Worship Biochemistry Biophysics

Index

712.7

728.5 647.94

529.7

331.81

658.381

648.5

747

698.1

643

635.96

621.328

728.7

647 643.6 647.2 647.1

647

648.7

643.7

648

647.2

728

334.1

331.833

711.59

371.87

985.2

985.2

971.2

284.5

986.15

611

743

150

291.2

612.015

612.017

Human — ( Continued )

Body

Chemical composition

Measurements Microscopic struc- ture Structure Cytology Ecology Embryology Figure in art Genetics Geography Histology Physiology Teratology Hume, David Philosophy Humidification

Chemical engineering

Humidity Control Humor

Collections History Writing Humus Fertilizers Hungarian Language Literature Painting Hungary Hunting Dogs

Husbandry Economy Archeology Guns Industries

Economics Lodges Architecture Sports Hurdy gurdy Huron Lake Language Hurricanes

612.015 573.6

611.018

611

611.018

301.3

611.013

704.94

613.9

911

611.018 612 611.012

192

660.28 551.57 697.93

808.87 809.7 808.7 631.84

494.511

894.511

759.3

943.9

799.2

799.2

636.75

571.1

799.2

639.1

338.3

728.7

799

789.7

971.3 497.5 551.55

Index

SS^

Husband-wife relation- ship 301.426

Husserl, Edmund

Philosophy 193

Hussites 284.3 Hybridizing

Plant breeding 631.52

Hvcar 678.72

Hydras 593.7 Hydraulic

Engineering 627

Equipment Aircraft 629.143

Mining 622.3

Models 627

Power equipment 621.2

Pumps 621.6 Hydrocarbons

Organic chemistry 547.2

Hydrocharitaceae 584.7 Hydrochloric acid

Industrial chemistry 661.2

Hydrodynamics 532.5 Hydrofluoric acid

Industrial chemistry 661.2 Hydrogen

Industrial chemistry 661.9

Inorganic chemistry 546.1

Ion Equilibrium 541.373 Sulfide

Industrial chemistry 661 .9 Hydrogenation

Chemical engineering 660.28

Coal 662.625

Organic chemistry 547.013

Hydrographic surveying 526.99

Hydroid polyps 593.7

Hydrology 551.49

Hydromedusae 593.7

Hydrophytes 581.52

Hydroponics 631.58

Hydropteridac 561 .7

Hydrostatics 532.2

Hydrotherapy 61 5.8 Hydrous oxides

Mineralogy 549.5

Hydrozoa

Paleozoology 563.5

Zoology ' 593.7

Hyenas 599.744 Hygiene

Industrial 614.85

Personal 613

School 371.7

Hymenomycetes 589.22

Hymenophyllaceae 587.3

Hymenoptera 59 5 .79

Hymnology 245

Hymns ' 784.71 Hyperborean

Language 494.6

Literature 894.6

Hypnotism 1 34

Hypocreales 589.23

Hysteriales 589.23

IBM machines 651.26

I WW 335.8

lea 985.2 Ice Cream

Home cookery 641.86

Manufacture 664.1 5

Dancing 796.91

Games 796.96

Gradation 551.31

Hockey 796.96

Manufacture 621.58 Prevention and re- moval Aircraft 629. 1 8

Shows 796.91

Skating 796.91

Iceboating 796.9

Icebreakers 623.828

Iceland 949.1 Icelandic

Language 439,6

Literature 839.6

Ichthyology 597

Paleo- 567

Icons 246

Idaho 979.6

S53

Ideal

Solutions

Electrochemistry 541.373

State 321.07

Idealism 190

Ideals Algebra 512.89

Ideas 153 Idioms

English language 423.1

Other languages — 31

Ifni 964.8

Igneous rocks 552.1 Ignition system

Automotive 629.254 Iguagu Federal Territory 98 1 .6 Illegitimacy

Family law 347.6

Social problem 362.7

Illinois 977.3

Illiteracy 379.2

Illumination

Engineering 621.32

Manuscript 745.67

Rare book 096

Illustrations 741.6

Industrial production 744

Rare book 096

Illyrian language 491.991

Imagination 155

Imbabura 986.61 Immaculate Conception 232.93

Immersionists 286

Immigrants 325.1

Employment 3 3 1.62

Immigration 325.1

Effect on population 301.32 Immortality

Doctrinal theology 237.2

Natural theology 218 Immunity

International law 341.49 Immunization

Public health measure 614.4

School programs 371.71

Immunology 616.97 Impact

Mechanics of solids 531.3

Index

Imperial China 951 Import

Houses 658.86

Tax 336.26

Trade 382.5

Impotence 616.6

Impregnated fabrics 677.6

Impressionism 759.05

Imprisonment

Criminology 364

Social control 301.152

Improvisation 78 1 .6 5

Impulses 1 58

Inauguration customs 394

Inbreeding Livestock 636.082

Inca

Architecture 722.91

Civilization 985.01

Incandescent lighting 621.32

Incarnation 232.1

Incendiary bombs and

shells 623.451

Incense Church use 247

Incentives Work 658.32

Incineration

Refuse disposal 628.4

Incinerators

Architecture 725.1

Income

And wealth 339

Economics 331.2

Public finance 336

Tax 336.24

Corporation 336.243

Personal 336.242

Incunabula 093

Indelible inks

Manufacture 667.4

Independence Day

Celebration 394.26

Independent stores 658.874

Indeterminate sentences 364.6

Index

Numbers Prices 338.528 Of refraction

Properties of solutions 541.374

Index

S^4

Indexing

Library

Office India Indian

Architecture Ancient Mediexal

Ocean Is.

Paint-brush

Philosophy

Sculpture Ancient

Territory U. S. Indiana Indians

Ethnic group

Of

North America South America Indie

Language

Literature Indigestion Indirect taxes Indium

Inorganic chemistry

Metallurgy Individual

Development of stu- dents

Equality

Ethics

Psychology

Rights Individuality Individuals and state Indoctrination

Social control Indo-European

Languages

Literatures Indo-Hittite

Language

Literature Indo-Iranian

Language

Literature

Indonesia

991

029.5

Indonesian

651.5

Language

499.2

954

Literature

899.2

Indoor photography

778.7

Induction

722

Heating

697.7

723.3

Logic

161

969

Teaching

371.3

583.8

Inductive reasoning

161

181.4

Inductors Radio

621.3843

732

Indulgences

265.6

976.65

Industrial

977.2

Accidents

331.823

Social problem

301.46

301.45

Architecture

725.4

Art

745.2

970.1

Buildings

980.1

Business managemenl

. 658.2

Carbons

662.9

491.1

Cartels

338.88

891.1

Centers

616.3

City planning

711.55

336.271

Chemicals

661

Chemistry

660

546.66

Cities Planning

711.45

669.7

Combinations

Production

338.8

Democracy

331.15

371.394

Diseases

614.85

323.4

Labor economics

331.822

179

Efficiency

658.01

137

Electrochemistrv

660.29

323.4

Fatigue

137

Business management 658,54

323.4

Labor economics

331.82

Gases

661.9

301.152

Hazards

331.82

Hygiene

614.85

491

Insurance

891

Accident

368.41

Life

368.36

491

Legislation

338.9

891

Lighting systems

621.32

Vlanaeement

658

491.1

Medicine

614.85

891.1

Mobilization

SS5 _^^_^___

Industrial — {Continued) Military science Nursing Production illustration

Reagents Relations Research Safety

Economics Sanitation Schools Social work Sociology Stoichiometry Unions Welfare

Workers of the World Syndicalism Industrialization

Effects on family Industries Economics Government

Control and regulation Grants and subsidies Use of music Wage statistics Infant psychology Infanticide Infantry Air-borne Armored

Infants

Home care

Pediatric care Infectious diseases Infinite expansions

Calculus Infirm

Home care

Institutional care

Welfare ser\iccs Inflation Money

Inflection

English language Other languages

Index

355.26

610.734

744

661

331.15

658.57

614.85

331.823

628.5

364.72

331.83

301.4

660,28

331.88

331.83

335.8

301.423

338.I-.4

338.9

338.9

780.13

331.28

136.71

364.15

356,1

356.6

356.5

649.1 618.92

616.9 517.2

649.8 362.61 362.6 332.41

425.1 —51

Infra-red

Photography

Radiation Inheritance

Law

Tax Initiative Legislation Injured Welfare services Injurious

Animals

Factors

Crop production

Insects

Plants Inks Manufacture Inland

Harbors and ports

Marine insurance

Waters Physiography

Waterway Engineering Transportation Inlaying Woodworking Innate movements Inness, George Painting Innocent III

Church history Innocents Massacre of

Inns

Architecture

Management Inoculation

Public health

Soils Inorganic

Chemistry

Products

Chemical analysis Inquisition

Church history

Spanish history Inscriptions Insecta

Paleozoology

Zoology Insecticides

Agricultural use

778.3 535

347.6 336.276

328 362.1

632.6

632

632.7 632.5 667.4

386.8

368.23

551.48

627.1

386 684.2 158.42 759.1

270.5 232.92

728.5 647.94

614.4

631.46

546

543.7

270.5

946.04

417

565.7 595.7

632.95

Index

5S6

Insecticides — (Continued)

Chemical analysis

Household use Insects

Injurious

Paleozoolog}'

Zoology

Insecurity

Employment

Social problem In-service training Insignia

Military

Social control Insomnia Inspection

Factory

Motor vehicles Inspector General Inspiration Bible Installations

Army

Military

Navy Installment buying

Consumer credit

Instinct

Animal

Human Institutes

Adult education

Farmers*

Teachers' Institutional

Grounds Landscaping

Nursing

Programs

Adult education Institutions

Christian

Correctional

Educational

Management

Penal

Social

W^elfare

648.7

632.7 565.7 595.7

331.1 301.46 374.94-.99

355.14

301.152

616.8

658.56 629.2

355.33 220.13

355.7

355.7

359.7

658.88

332.35

591.51 158.42

374.91

630.7

370.72

712.7 610.733

374.9

260

364.7

370

647.9

365.3

301.4

362

Instruction

Methods Teaching 371.3 Survival

Military science 355.5

Instructional counseling 371.394

Instructors

Military 355.34 School 371.1 Universities and col- leges 378.12

Instrument flying 629.126

Instrumental

Composition 781.63

Ensembles 785

Music 785-789

Instruments

Astronomic 522

Chronologic 529.7

Computation 510.81

Musical 785-789

Optical 535.8

Precise spirit leveling 526.36

Surgical 617.9

Surveying 526.91

Insulating materials

Building 691.9

Electrical 621.319

Insulation Building 69 3 .8 3

Insurance

Accident and health 368.38

Annuities 368.37

Burglary 368.82

Business 368

Casualty 368.5 Claims . 368.014

Commissioners 368.91

Credit 368.87

Fidelity bond 368.83

Finance 368.015

Fire 368.1

Government control 368.9 Industrial accident and

disease 368.41

Inland marine 368.23

Legislation 368.93

Liability 368.57

Life 368.3

5S7

Index

Insurance — ( Continued )

Marketing

Ocean marine

Old age and sur- vivors'

Rates

Sickness

Social

Surety bond

Theory

Title

Transportation

Underwriting

Unemployment Intaglio

Carving

Cutting

Glass decoration

Prints Integral

Calculus

Equations Calculus Integration Calculus Integumentary system

Animal

Human Intellect Intellectual

Centers

City planning

Cooperation

Defects

Life Labor economics

Intelligence

Animal

Human

Military

Tests Intensity measurement

Sound waves Interaction Social Interbank lending Intercoastal trade routes Intercommunication

systems Intercultural education

368.013 368.22

368.43

368.011

368.42

368.4

368.84

368.01

368.88

368.2

368.012

368.44

736.2

748.6

765-767

517.3

517.37 517.3

591.47

616.5

151

711.55 001 132 331.85

151.3 151

355.42-.43 151.22

534.4

301.1 332.36

387.522

621.385 370.19

Interest

Rates

Tables Intcrfacial cr)'stal angles

Measurement Interior

Ballistics

Decoration

Department Interlibrary lending Intermediate stage system

Prisons Internal

Combustion engines

Marine

Medicine

Veterinary Organization International Banking Colonization Combinations Production Copyright Debt Ethics Exchange

Library publications Law

Libraries Mail systems Migration Monetary standards Police Relations

Specific countries Social planning Stock exchange Trade

Protection Routes Treaties Internationalism

And Christianity Interplanetary travel Interpretative dancing Intcrschool athletics

332.8 511.8

548.7

623.53

747 353.3

025.6

365.2

621.43

623.872

616

636.0896

658.16

332.15 325

338.88 655.63 336.34

177

021.85 341

027.5

383.4

325

332.43

341.65

327

327.3-.9

309.22

332.65

382

337.3

387.522

341.2

321.04

261.6

629.14353

793.32

371.75

Index

5SS

Interstate

Commerce

381

Commission

385

Intertype

655.28

Inten'als Music

781.22

Intenention

International law

341.65

Intcr\aews

Entrance

658.311

Exit

658.313

Intestines

616.3

Intiniism

759.05

Intoxicants

Effect on human body

616.86

Intramural athletics

371.74

Intranational regions

301.37

Intuition

156

Intuitionism

190

Invalids

Cookery for

641.56

Home care

649.8

Institutional care

362.1

Invariant theory

512.88

Inventions

608

Invertebrates

Paleozoology

562

Zoology

592

Investment

332

Banking

332.66

Insurance

368.85

Practices

332.67

Techniques

332.67

Involuntary movements

158.4

Iodides Mineralogy

549.4

Iodine

Inorganic chemistry

546.12

Organic compounds

547.8

Ionic equilibria

541,373

Ionization

Chambers

'S^uclear physics

539.77

Potentials

Atomic physics

539.8

Radio transmission

621.3841

Iowa

977.7

Iran

955

Iranian

Language

491.5

Literature

891.5

Iraq

956.7

Ireland

941.5

Northern

941.6

Iridium

Inorganic chemistry

546.9

Irish

Glassware

748.2

Language

491.62

Literature

891.62

Republic

941.5

System Prisons

365.2

Iron

Age Archeology

571.4

Alloys

Manufactures

672

Metallurgy

669.141

Building material

691.7

Construction

624.18

Engineering material

620.17

Fertilizers

631.82

Inorganic chemistry

546.7

Manufactures

672

. Metallography

669.16

Metallurgy

669.141

Mining

622.34

Powder

669.141

Removal

Water purification

628.16

Sculpture

739.4

Work

682

Iroquois-Caddoan lan-

guage

497.5

Irrigation

Agricultural

631.7

Reclamation engineer-

ing

627.5

Isaiah O. T.

224.1

Islands

Atlantic Ocean

997.1

Indian Ocean

969

I sola tec

997

Pacific Ocean

997.2

Physiography

551.42

559

Index

Isle Of

Man

Pines Cuba New Caledonia

Isoetales

Isolation Public heath Isometric projections Technical drafting

Isomorphism Crystallography

Isopoda

Paleozoology

Zoology Isoptera Isospondyli Isostasy Isostatic reductions

Isotopes

Nuclear physics Physical chemistry

Israel History Ancient Modern Italian

East Africa

Furniture

Language

Literature

Majolicaware

Painting

Philosophy

Sculpture

Somaliland Italo-Celtic

Language

Literature

Italy

Itapua

Ives, James Prints

Ivory Carving Coast

942.89

972.912 993.2 587.1 614.4

744.45

548.3

565.3

595.372

595.73

597.5

551.15

526.6

539.74 541.23

933

956.94

963.5

749.25

450

850

738.3

759.5

195

730.9

963.5

491.6

891.6

945

989.21

763

736.6 966.68

Jack hunting Jacobean furniture Jacotot method

Education Jade cutting

Jails

Architecture

Penal institutions Jainism Jalisco Jamaica James

N. T.

William Philosophy

Janitors Jansenists Japan Japanese

Architecture Ancient Medieval

Furniture

Lacquer

Language

Literature

Painting

Prints

Sculpture Ancient Japanese-Korean

Languages

Literatures Jasmine

Jasper National Park Jaundice Ja\a Javanese language

Jazz

Jealousy

Jeffersonian Republican

Party Jellying

Jeremiah O. T. Jeremy Apocrypha Jersey

Cattle

Island Jesse James Legends

799.25 749.22

371.4

736.2

725.6 365.3 294.4 972.3 972.92

227.9

191

647.2

284.8

952

722

723.3

749.29

667.8

495.6

895.6

759.952

761

732

495

895

583.7

971.23

616.3

992.2

499.2

785.42

157

329.3 664.83

224.2 229

636.22 942.34 398.22

Index

^60

Jesuits

271. S

Jesus Christ

232

Among doctors

232.92

Divinity

232.8

Infancy

232.92

Last words

232.95

Life

232.9

Public life

232.95

Sayings

Pseudepigrapha

229.95

Teachings

232.9

Jet engines Aircraft

629.14353

Jewelry

739.27

Jewish

Activities

296.6

Apocalypses

Pseudepigrapha

229.9

Cookery

641.56

Ethics

296.38

Institutions

296.6

Law

296.38

Philosophy

181.3

Religion

296

Temples

296.6

Architecture

726

Jews

Apologetics against

239.1

Ethnic group

301.45

History

Ancient

933

Vlodern

956.94

Jicarilla language

497.2

Jigs Machine tools

621.99

Jitterbug

793.33

Joachim Father of Mary

232.93

Job 0. T.

223.1

Job

Classification

Business management

: 658.32

Libraries

023.8

Public service

351.2

Evaluation

658.32

Instruction

658.386

Joel 0. T.

224.7

John

Epistles

227.9

Gospe

226.5

Joinery

694

Shipbuilding

623.84

Joint operations Military

355.42

Joints

Geologic

551.8

Skeletal

616.7

Jonah 0. T.

224.9

Jordan machine

Pulp manufacturing

676.1

Jos Pe

778.6

Joseph Saint

232.93

Joshua 0. T.

222.2

Jost Van Dykes Is.

972.972

Journalism

070

Digest

070.48

Foreign language

070.48

Pictorial

070.489

School

371.805

Tabloid

070.489

Technical

070.48

Journals

Journalism

070.48

Mechanical engineering

621.82

Jubilees Pseudepigrapha

229.9

Judaism

296

vs. Christianity

239.1

Judas Betrayal of Christ

232.96

Jude N. T.

227.9

Judge Advocate General

355.6

Navy

359.6

Judges 0. T.

222.3

Judgment

Eschatology

236

Psychology

153

Judicial

Branch of government

340

Buildings Architecture

725.1

Judiciary Private law

347.9

Judith Apocrypha

229

Juggling

793.8

Juglandaceae

583.973

Juglandales

583.973

Jujitsu

796.84

Jujuy

982.4

Juncaceae

584.23

Jung school

Psychoanalysis

131.34

561

Jungermanniales

Junin

Junior

College libraries

Colleges

High schools

Republics Junto

Adult education club Jurisdiction Right of Jurisprudence

Medical

Veterinary Jury trial Justice

Department

International courts Justices of the Peace Justification

Jute

Fiber textiles

Pulp manufacture Juvenile

Colonies

Courts

Delinquency Social problem

Delinquents Prisons

Literature

Probation

Reformatories

Kahoolawe Is. Kainit Fertilizers Kalispel language Kallitype Kalmuk language Kamas language Kanaress language Kandh language Kandinski, Vasili

Painting Kangaroos ■ Kansas Kant, Immanuel

Philosophy Kapita Philosophy

Index

588.3 Kapok fiber textiles 985.2 Karakul sheep

Karelo-Finnish Republic 027.7 Karilian language

378.15 Kartvelian language

373.2 Katydids

364.72 Kauai Is.

Kazakhstan Republic

374.21 Kechuan

341.49 Language

Literature 340.6 Kelps

636.0894 Kennels

340.4 Architecture

Management

353.5 Kent, Rockwell Prints 341.63 Kentucky

347.96 Kenya Colony and Protec-

234 torate

Keresan language 677.1 Kerosine Manufacture

676.14 Ketones

Industrial chemistry 364.72 Organic chemistry

364.52 Keyboard

364.3 Harmony 301.46 Instruments

365.4 Keynesian economics

028.5 Keys Locksmithing 364.63 Kidnapping 364.72 Kidneys

Kierkegaard, Soren 996.9 Philosophy

631.83 Kiln drying Lumber

497.3 Kindergartens 772 Kinemacolor

494.2 Kinematics of mechanisms

494.4 Mechanics of solids

494.8 Kinetic theory

494.8 Of

Chemical change

759.7 Gases

599.2 King

978.1 Arthur Legends

James Bible 193 Karrs Land

181.41 Kings O. T.

677-2

636.3

947.2

494.5

494.8

595.72

996.9

958.4

498 898 589.45

728.9 636.7 761 976.9

967.62

497.5

665.53

661.8

547.2

781.3

786

330.15

683.3

364.15

616.6

198

674.3

372.21 778.5

531.2

541.3 533

398.22

220.5

998.1

222.5

Index

^62

563

Index

Kiowa Apache language

497.2

Kirghiz language

494.3

Kirghizia Republic

958.4

Kitchen

Middens

571.9

Planning

643.3

Klamath language

497.4

Klcc, Paul Painting

759.3

Klondike region

971.21

Knighthooc

929.71

Knights of Pythias

366.2

Knit fabrics

677,6

Knitting

Home processes

646.2

Industry

677.6

Knotting Seamanship

623.88

Knowledge

Epistemology

121

General

001

Psychology

153

Knox, John

Church history

270.6

Know-nothing Party

329.5

Kodachrome

778.6

Kodacolor

778.6

Kodagu language

494.8

Kodak Dye Transfer

778.6

Kodapak

668.44

Kok-saghyz

678.6

Komi language

494.5

Koran

297

Korea

951.9

Korean

Language

495.7

Literature

895.7

Korosea

678.73

Kota language

494.8

Kotavachrome

778.6

Krypton

industrial chemistry

661.9

Inorganic chemistry

546.29

Ku language

497.8

Ku Klux Klan

366.6

Kuchean language

491.99

Kuria Muria Is.

997

Kutenai language

497.3

Kuwait

953

Kwakiutl language

497.3

Kwantung

951.822

Kymography

578

Kyrie

783.2

LCC

623.825

LCM

623.825

LST

623.825

Labeling

659.12

Labiatae

583.8

Labor

331

Child

331.3

Compulsory

331.5

Contraet

331.5

Demand

331.115

Department

353.83

Government regulation

331

Croups

Social problem

301.46

Immigrant

331.62

VLirket

331.11

Migratory

331.67

Movements

301.153

Negro

331.63

Of

Disabled

331.59

Handicapped

331.59

Women

331.4

Party

329.8

Prison

365.65

Problems

331

And Christianity

261.8

Southern

331.66

Statistics

331.29

Supply

331.112

Union libraries

027.64

Unions

331.88

Laboratories

Architecture

727.5

Chemical

542

Prison

365.66

School

371.62

Laboratory diagnosis

615.07

Laborers

Economic class

325.3

Physical risks

331.82

Laborers — ( Con tin ued )

Problems

Specific industries Laboulbeniales Labrador Labuan Labyrinthodontia

Lace

Decorative

Home making

Industry Lacertilia Lacewing-flies Lacquers

Japanese

Manufacture Lactofil

Ladies of Sacred Heart Ladybugs Lady's-slippcr Lagomorpha

Lake

Dwellings Transportation Lakes Physiography La Libertad Lalique glass Lamaism

Lamarckian theory Lambayeque Lamellibranchia

Paleozoology

Zoology Lamentations O. T. La Mettrie, Julian

Philosophy Laminated

Engineering materials

Plastics

Wood Lampblack Manufacture

Lampreys

Paleozoology

Zoology Lamp-shells Lamut language Lanai Is.

Lancaster system

331.8

Education

371.4

331.7

Lancclets

596

589.23

Land

971.9

Appraisal

333.332

991.1

Banks

332.31

567.6

Booms

333.332

Carnivora

599.744

746.2

Common *

333.2

646.2

Economics

333

677.6

Ferns

587.3

598.11

Grants Educational

379.12

595.74

Private

333.3

Public

333.1

749.29

Rent

333.5

667.7

Resources

677.47

Conservation

333.72

271.9

Subdivision

333.38

595.76

Tenure

333.32

584.15

Transfer

333.34

599.32

Under water

Utilization

333.91

571.8

Use patterns

386.5

City planning

711.5

551.48

Valuation

333.332

985.1

Landing

748.2

Aids Aeronautics

629.16

294.32

Craft

623.825

575.01

Fields Administration

387.73

985.1

Gear Aircraft

629.143

Landlordism

333.5

564.1

Landscape

594.1

Architecture

710

224.3

Construction

713

194

Design Maintenance

712 713

620.19

Reservations

719

668.41

Landscapes

758

674.83

Language

400

662.93

Arts

Elementary education 372.6

567.2

VI edifications

597.2

English language

428.25

594.8

Other languages

825

494

Obscene

364.17

996.9

Universal

408.9

Index

S64

Language — (Continued)

See also specific lan- guages Languages Artificial Lanital Lanthanide elements

Inorganic chemistry Lanthanum

Inorganic chemistry Laos

La Pampa La Paz Laplace

Stations Geodesy

Transformations Calculus Lappish

Language

Literature Lara Larch

Botany

Forestry Lard Manufacture La Rioja Larkspur Laryngitis Las Cordilleras Last Supper

Christology

Sacraments Lastex Latex

Forest product

Manufacturing processes

Products

Properties

Synthetic rubber manu- facture

Testing Lathe work Lathes

Machine tools

Woodworking equip- ment

408.9 677.47

546.6

546.6 959 982.1 984.1

526.6

517.7

494.55 894.55 987.2

585.2

634.975

664.3

982.4

583.11

617.8

989.21

232.95 265.3

677.5

678.5 634.986

678.52 678.53 678.54

678.722

678.54

693.6

621.94 674.43

Latin

America

American Literature Painting Sculpture

Language

Literature Latitude

Astronomical

Geodetic Latter Day Saints Lattices

Algebra

Crystal structure Latvian

Language

Literature

Republic Launching ways Laundering

Commercial

Home Laundresses

Laundry room Planning Lauraceae Laurel

Family Laurentian Mts. Lava Lavalleja Lavender Law

Administrative

And medicine

Antiquities

British

Church

Commercial International

Common U. S.

Constitutional

Courts

Criminal

International

Digests U. S.

Enforcement

980

L860 759.98

735 470 870

527

526.6

289.3

512.89 548.8

491.9 891.9 947.4 623.83

667.13

648.1

647.2

643.5

583.11

583.6

583.11

971.4

551.21

989.52

583.8

340

344

340.6

340.3

346

262.9

347.7

341.57

345

342

347.97

343

341.49

345.3

340

565^

Law — (Continued)

Enforcement — (Continu

Military- English Family History

In various countries Inheritance International Jewish Making Maritime

International Martial Military Naval Of

Nations War Parliamentary Private

International Reports U. S. Sessional Treatises U.S. Laws Building Citizenship Conflict Engineering Library Mining Press

Pubhc education Uniform Lay-off Personnel Layout Advertising Laz language Lazarists Lazo, Agustin Painting

Lead Azide explosive Manufacture Economic geology Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy

Index

ed) ^55.13

347.6 340.9 349 347.6

341

296.38

32S

347.7

341.57

355.9

355.9

359.6

341

341.3

328.1

347

341.59

345.4

345.1

347

345

692.9

323.61

341.59

620.07

021.89

622

070.13

379.14

328

658.313

659.13

494.8

271.7

759.972

662.27 553.4 546.5 669.4

Lead — (Continued)

Mining Leadership Leaf fiber textiles Leafhoppers League of Nations Learned societies Learning

Psychology Lease system

Prison labor Least squares Probabihty Leather Goods Manufacture Industries Processing Leathercraft Leave Military Leavening agents Lea\'es Edible Fertilizers Plant morphology Lebanon Lectures

General collections Teaching aids Leeches Leek

Leeward Is. Legal

Anecdotes Forms Officers Legations Architecture International relations Legendre functions

Calculus Legends

Comparative mythology

Folklore Of

Christ

Human beings

Places Legerdemain

622.34

301.155

677.1

595.75

341.12

060

001

154.4

365.65 519.8

685

675

675.2

745.5

355.1

664.6

635.3 631.87 581.4 956.9

040

371.33

595.15

584.23

972.971

340.9

347.93

347.96

725.1

327

518.2

291

'>98.2

232.99 398.22 398.23 793.8

Index

$66

Leghorns

6^6.5

Legislation

328

Comparative

340.S

English statutes

346

Insurance

368.93

Library

021.89

Local

328.37

Plumbing

696.9

Private

328.37

Public education

379.14

U. S. statutes

345

Legislative

Bodies

328.3

Alembership

328.33

Of various countries

328.4-.9

Organization

328.36

Powers

328.34

Types

328.39

Branch of government

328

Buildings Architecture

725.1

Procedure

328.37

Programs

Labor unions

331.893

Reference service

328.37

Legislators

VIembership and elec-

tion

328.33

Powers

328.34

Legitimacy Family law

347.6

Legumes Culture

633.3

Leguminosae

583.3

Leibniz, Gottfried

Philosophy

193

Leighton, Clare Prints

761

Lemon Culture

634.3

Lemurs

599.8

Lending

Commercial credit

332.1

Interbank

332.36

Library

025.6

Lenox China ware

738.2

Lenses

Camera

771.3

Optical

535.8

Optometry

617.7

Lent

Cookery

641.56

Lcn t — ( Con tin ucd )

Meditations

242.3

Music

783.2

Leon

986.61

Leonardo da Vinci

Painting

759.5

Lepidodendron

561.7

Lcpidoptera

595.78

Lepospondyli

567.6

Leptostraca

595.38

Lespedeza Culture

633.3

Les Saintes

972.971

Lesser Antilles

972.97

Lessons

Teaching method

371.3

Letter writing

808.6

Elementary education

372.6

Lettering

Decorative

745.6

Mechanical drawing

744.43

Letterpress

655.3

Letters

Business

651.7

Collections

808.86

History

809.6

Of credit

332.77

Superstitions

398.3

Lettish

Language

491.93

Literature

891.93

Lettuce

Botany

583.55

Culture

635.5

Leucite Mineralogy

549.6

Leukemia

616.15

Levant

956

Levees Construction

627.4

Leveling

Precise spirit

526.36

Trigonometrical

526.38

Leviticus O. T.

222.1

Lexicography

Comparative linguistics

413

English language

423

Other languages

3

Leyte Is.

991.4

5^7

Liability

Employer

Insurance Liaison

Military tactics

Officers

Military science Liberia Liberty

Metaphysics

Personal

Religious Librarian Librarians

Appointment and tenure

Qualifications

Salaries and pensions Libraries

Acquisition of books

And

Civil service State

Acquisition

Architecture

Army

Arrangement of books

Book selection

Branches

Cataloging

Circulation and loans

Classification

Cooperation

County

For minority groups

Founding

General

Governing board

Government Agency Supervision

International

Labor unions

Local clubs

Location

Merchant marine

National Associations

Index

Libraries — (Continued)

331.825

National — ( CouHnued )

368.57

Exchange of publica-

tions

021.85

355.42

Navy

027.65

Personnel

023

355.34

Private

027.1

966.6

Public

027.4

Relations

021.7

123

Reference service

025.5

323.44

Relation to schools and

261.73

museums

021.3

023.4

Religious organization

027.67

023

Rental

027.3

023.2

Role in education

021.2

023.5

School

027.8

023.8

Semi-private

027.2

Special

026

025.2

Staff

VIeetings

023.5

023.2

Rules

023.9

021.8

State and regional as-

025.22

sociations

020.623

727.8

Traveling

021.6

027.65

Treatment of special

025.8

materials

025.17

025.21

Universities and

027.42

colleges

027.7

025.3

Welfare institutions

027.66

025.6

Young peoples'

027.62

025.4

Library

021.64

Administration

025

027.42

Books Binding

025.7

027.63

Buildings

022

021

Classification and pay

027

plans

023.8

023.3

Clubs

020.6

Commissions

021.82

027.65

Exhibits

021.4

021.81

Extension

021.6

027.5

Finance

025.11

027.64

Legislation

021.89

020.624

Meetings

020.63

022.1

Printing

027.64

Duplicating processes

025.129

027.5

Publications

025.12

020.622

Publicity

021.7

Index

S68

Library — (Continued)

Rules for readers 024

Science 020 Service for handicapped 027.66

Staff 023.5

Support 021.9

Libya 960.2

Libyan

Language 493.3

Literature 893.3

Libyanite language 492.9

Lice 595,74

License Department 352.8

Licenses

Motor vehicles 629.2

Taxation 336.273

Lichenes 589.1

Lichens 589.1

Lichtenstein 943.648

Life

Bridges 624.8

Cycle Customs 392

Ethics 179

Future 237

Insurance 368.3

Origin 576

Lifeboats 623.829

Life-saving 614.81

Equipment Navy 623.86

Lifou Is. 993.3

Ligaments 616.7

Light

And shade Drawing 741.4 Lists Navigation aids 623.894

Persona] hygiene 613.1

Radiation Optics 535

Solar 523.72

Stellar 523.82

Therapeutic use 615.8 Values

Physiological optics 535.6

Zodiacal 523.5

Lightcr-than-air craft 629.132

Lighthouses

Navigation aids 623.894

Lighting

Architectural planning 729.2

Lighting — (Continued)

Electric

621.32

Fixtures

City planning

711.6

Design

745.2

Industrial buildings

658.2

Library buildings

022.7

Vlines

622.4

Schools

371.62

Stage

792.02

Svstems Design

621.32

Lights Automobile

629.27

Lightships

Navigation aids

623.894

Lignin Plastics

668.45

Lignite

Economic geology

553.2

Fuel technology

662.65

Mineralogy

549.8

Mining

622.33

Lignolite

668.45

Liliaceae

584.23

Liliales

584.23

Lilies

584.23

Lima

985.2

Limbo

236

Lime

Culture

634.3

Fertilizers

631.82

Manufacture

666.9

Mining

622.36

Limestone

Economic geology

553.5

Quarrying

622.35

Limited editions

094

Limoges Chinaware

738.2

Linaceae

583.21

Linares

983.3

Linden Forestry

634.972

Line

And staff

Business organization

658.16

Drawing

741.4

Electric transmission

621.319

Spectra

Atomic physics

539.8

Linear polymer plastics

668.423

569

Index

Linen

Table furnishings Textiles Lingerie

Home making Manufacture Linguistic anthropology Linguistics Collections Comparative Linnquist, Hilding

Painting Linoleum blocks Linotype Linquatulida Lip reading Education Liquefaction Coal Liquefied industrial gases Liqueurs Liquid

Fuels Technology Lubrication

Hydrodynamics Liquidation Accounting Liquids Mechanics

Thermodynamic prop- erties Liquor

Industries Economics Litanies Literary

Composition Games Methods Style Literature Collections History Obscene

See also specific litera- tures Lithium

Inorganic chemistry Mining Lithographs Lithography

Lithuanian

642.7 Language 677.1 Literature

Republic 646.4 Little

687 Cup fungi

572.8 Sisters of Poor 400 Theater

408 Tubers

410 Liturgic

Music

759.8 Services Theology

761.3 Liver 655.28 Liverworts

595.4 Livestock 371.912 Breeding 662.625 Care

661.9 Diseases

663.5 Control

Treatment

662.66 Loss Insurance

Production 532.5 Selection

657.3 Living

Conditions 532 Laborers

And Christianity 536.42 Costs

663 Matter

338.17 Chemical properties

783.2 Physical properties

Standards

808 Lizards

793.7 Lizard's-tail family 029 Llama fiber textiles

808 Llanquihue 800 Loalin

808.8 Loan funds Students'

809 Loans 364.17 Bank

Book

Long-term Public finance

546.3 Small

622.36 Loasaceae

763 Lobbying

655.3 Lobefinned fishes

491.92 891.92 947.5

589.23 271.9 792 589.23

783.2

264

616.3

588.3

636.082 636.083

636,0894

636.0895

368.56

636.08

636.081

331.83

261.8 339.42

574.19

574.191

339.42

598.11

583.925

677.3

983.5

668.423

378.36

332.1

025.6

332.66

336.3

332.35

583.13

328.36

597.4

Index

S70

Lobsters

Fisheries

Zoology Local

Government Administration Departments Of various countries

Taxes Locating surveys

Railroad engineering Locke, John Philosophy Locker storage

Food preservation Locks

Canal engineering

Locksmithing Locomotion

Physiology

Psychology Locomotives

Railroad engineering Locoweeds Locust tree Locusts Crop pests Log reading Logging Logic Logistics Loja

Lombard Kingdom Lombok London Long

Hours Social problem

Island Bahamas N. Y. Longitude

Astronomical

Ceodetic Longshoremen Long-term loans Loose sheet accounting Loran

Electronic navigation Loranthaccae

639.5 595.38

352

352.1-.9 352.03-.09 336.28

625.11

192

664.85

627.13 683.3

612.76 158.8

625.26

583.3

583.3

632.7

623.892

634.98

160

355.41

986.62

945

992.3

942.1

301.46

972.96 974.72

527

526.6

387.51

332.66

657

623.893 583.94

Lord Howe Is.

New South Wales 994.8

Solomon Islands 993.5 Lord's

Prayer 226.9 Supper

Christology 232.95

Sacrament 265.3

Loreto . 985.4

Los Angeles, Cal. 979.494

Los Rios 986.63

Lost books 098

Lotto 795.3

Louisiana 976.3 Love

Divine 231

Psychology 157 Low German

Language 439.3-.4

Literature 839.3-.4

Temperature 536. 56 Wages Social problem 301.46 Loyalty

Island 993.3

Political science 320.158 Lubricants Manufacture 66 5 Lubrication

Automotive engineering 629.255 Liquid Hydrody nam ies 532.5 Mechanical engineering 621.89 Motor vehicle mainte- nance 629.287 Lucite 668.423 Luggage Manufacture 68 5 Luke N. T. 226.4 Lumarith 668.44 Lumber

Building industry - 691.1

Grading 674.5

Manufacture 674

Mills Architecture 725.4

Production 674.2

Economics 338.47

Storage 674.3

Working 674.4

Lumbering 674

57^

Index

Luminescence

Luncheons

Lung fishes

Lungs

Lupines

Lute

Lutecium

Inorganic chemistry Luther, Martin

Church history Lutheran Church Luxemburg Luwian language Luzon Is. Lycian language Lycopodiaceae Lycopodiales

Botany

Paleobotany Lydian language Lymph

Lymphatic system Lynching

Macao

Macaroni

Maccabees Apocrypha

Machine

Accounting

Guns

Shop practice

Shorthand

Tools Machinery

Computation

Farm

Pneumatic Machining

Metal manufacture Mackenzie River Macro-Otomanguean

Language

Literature Macro-Penutian

Language

Literature Macrura

535.65 Madagascar

642.4 Madhva Philosophy

597.4 Madre de Dios

616.2 Madrigals

583.3 Madura 787.6 Magallanes

Magazine 546.6 Advertising

Illustrations

270.6 Magazines

284.1 Business management

949.35 Editorial management

491.99 Naval

991.4 Magdalena 491.99 Maggots

587.9 Agricultural pests

Magic 587.9 ' Parlor

561.7 Magma

491.99 Volcanic materials

616.15 Magnesite Mining

616.15 Magnesium

364.14 Fertilizers

Inorganic chemistry 951.26 Metallurgy

664.75 Organic compounds

229 Magnetic

Methods 657 Mining prospecting

623.44 Ore dressing

621.75 Particle testing

653.3 Engineering materials

621.9 Magnetism

Animal 510.81 Terrestrial

631.3 Theoretical

621.5 Magnetite Mineralogy Magnetochemistry

671.35 Magnitudes Stellar

971.22 Magnoliaceae

Magnolias

497.6 Magyar language 897.6 Mah jong

Mahabharata

497.4 Mahra language 897.4 Maidenhair tree 595.38 Maids

969.1

181.48

985.4

784.1

992.2

983.6

659.132

741.65

050

070.3

070.4

359.7

986.11

632.7 398.3 793.8

551.21

622.36

631.82 546.4 669.723 547.8

622.1

622.7

620.112

537

134

551.16

537.1

549.5

541.37

523.82

583.11

583.11

494.511

795.3

294

492.9

585.7

647.2

Index

S7^

Mail

Boxes Citv planning 711.6

Delivery ' 383.1

Order houses 658.872

Rates 383.1

Systems 383,4

Transport 383 Maillol, Aristide Prints 761 Maimonides Philosophy 181.3

Maine 974.1 Maintenance

Army 355.8

Military 355.8

Naval 359.8

Majolieavvare 738.3

Make-up 646.73

Stage 792.02

Malaehi O. T. 224.9

Malagassy language 499.2

Malaita Is. 993.5

Malamine 668.422

Malaria 616.9

Malay language 499.2

Malayalam language 494.8

Maldive Is. 954.8

Maldonado 989.51 Male

Genital system 616.6

Sex functions 612.6

Malleco 983.4

Mallophaga 595.74

Mallow 583.17

Malta 945.8 Malthus, Thomas

Economic theories 330.15

Population theories 301.32

Malvaceae 583.17

Malvales 583.17

Mam language 497.8

Mammals 599

Malaya 959.5 Man

Anthropology 572-573

Evolution 573.3

Isle of 942.89

Measurements 573.6

Origin 573.3

Man — (Continued)

Prehistoric 571 Relation to environ- ment 911 Structural characteristics 573 Theology 233 Zoology 599.8

Manabi 986.63

Management

Cooperative 331.15 Employee representa- tion 658.315 Farm 631 School 371.5 Universities and col- leges 378.1

Manasses, Prayer of

Apocrypha 229

Manchu language 494

Manchuria 951.8

Mandates

Colonial government 325.31

Mandolin 787.65

Manet, fidouard

Painting 759.4

Mangabeira 678.6

Manganese

Economic geology 553.4

Fertilizers 631.82

Inorganic chemistry 546.71

Metallurgy 669.732

Mining ' 622.34

Mango Culture 634.4

Manic-depressive psy- choses 616.89

Manicure 646.75

Manifolds Automobile 629.2 5

Manitoba 971.27

Mankind Sociology 300

Mantises 595.72

Manufactured

Gas Technology 665.77

Products Economics 338.47

Manufactures 660-670

Manufacturing industries

Economics 338.4

Manure salt Fertilizers 631.83

Sll

Index

Manures Manuscripts

Bible

Bibliography

Illumination

Library treatment

Preparation for publica- tion Map

Drafting

Making

Cartography Military topography Topography

Reading

Military topography Maple

Botany

Forestry

Sap Production

Sugar Manufacture Maps

Cartography

Eastern hemisphere

Library treatment

Reproduction

Stars

Teaching aid

Western hemisphere Maracas Maranhao Marantaceae Marathi language Marattiales Marble

Economic geology

Quarrying Marcasite Mineralogy Marchantiales Marcus Aurelius

Philosophy Mare Is. Margarine Margin trading Marginal

Lands Utilization

Revenue and prices

631.86

091

220.4

091

745.67

025.171

029.6

744.4

526.8

623.71

526.98

623.71

583.28

634.972

634.986

664.1

912

526.8

912.1

025.176

526.8

523.89

371.335

912.2

789.4

981.2

584.21

491.4

561.7

553.5

622.35

549.3

588.3

188 993.3 664.3 332.64

333.7 338.522

Marianas Archipelago 996.7 Marianas-Saipan language 499.2

Marie Galante Is. 972.971

Marimba 789.6 Marin, John Painting 759.1 Marine

Animals 591.9

Carnivora 599.745

Corps 359.96 Department of

Defense 353.6 Electricity 623.852 Engineering 625.87 Heating 623.853 Insurance 368.22 Plants Geographic dis- tribution 581.92 Propulsion 623.87 Refrigeration 62 3 .8 5 3 Sanitation systems 623.854 Terminals

Architecture 725.3

Transportation 387

Ventilating 623.853

Marinos 636.3 Maritime

Law 347.7

International 341 . 57

Provinces 971.6

Warfare 341.36

Mark N. T. 226.3 Market

Analysis 658.83

Manipulation 332.64 Markets

Architecture 725.2

Cooperative 631.18

Security 332.6

Marking systems Schools 371.26 Marlinspike seamanship 623.88

Marquezas Is. 996.31 Marriage

Counseling 301.426

Customs 392

Forms 301.422

Preparation 301.426

Prohibitions 301.422

Index

S74

Marriage — (Continued)

Masticating

Rates

312.5

Physiology

612.3

Relations and Chris-

Rubber manufacture

678.22

tianity

261.8

Mastigophora

593.16

Rites Judaism

296.4

Mastoiditis

617.8

Sacraments

265.5

Masts Nava

623.86

Statistics

312.5

Matagalpan language

497.8

Marsh marigold

583.11

Mate selection

301.425

Marshall Is.

996.8

Materia medica

615

Marshy land

Material welfare and

•1

Reclamation

627.5

Christianity

261.8

Marsiliaceae

587.3

Materialism

190

Marsupials Martia

599.2

Materialists

Apologetics against

239.8

T -aw

3559

Materials Engineering

620.11

J— JCl VY

Songs Martinique Marx, Karl

784.71 972.982

Vlaterials-handling equip- ment Maternity hospitals Materie

621.86 362.15

Economic theories

330.15

Army

355.82

Vlarxian socialism

335.4

Military

355.82

Mary Virgin

232.93

Na\'y

359.8

Parents of

232.93

Mathematical

Marylanc

975.2

Crystallography

548.7

Masbate Is.

991.4

Games

793.7

Masks Sculpture

731

Puzzles

793.7

Masonry

Statistics

311.2

Adhesives Engineer-

Theory

519.9

ing materials

620.15

Tricks

793.7

Construction

693.1

Mathematics

510

Structural engineer-

Elementary education

372.7

ing

624.18

Tables

510.85

Vlasons

Matins

783.2

Secret societies

366.1

Matisse, Henri Painting

759.4

Trade

693.1

Mato Grosso

981.7

Masque music

782.9

Matrices

512.8

Mass

Matter

Communication

301.243

Chemical structure

541.2

Music

783.2

Electrical properties

537.2

Psychology

301.158

Magnetic properties

537.3

Spectrometric methods

Thermodynamic prop-

Quantitative analysis

545.8

erties

536.4

Spectrometry

Matthew N. T.

226.2

Nuclear physics

539.74

Maturity

Massachusetts

974.4

Customs

392

Massage

646.75

Psychology

136.5

Therapeutic use

615.82

Maui Is.

996.9

SIS

Maule Mauritania Mauritius Maya

Architecture

Civilization

Language Mayaca Mayacaceae Mayaguana Is. Mayflies

Mayoid language Mazahua language Mazatec language Mazdaism Mazein

Meal planning Measles

Measure theory Calculus Measures

Standardization Meat

Cookery

Packing industry Economics Mechanical

Drawing

Engineering

Music instruments

Process Wood pulp

Stokers

Steam engineering

Toys Manufacture Mechanics

Of Gases Liquids Solids

Tlieory of physics Mechanotherapy Mecoptera Medals Media

History

Research Mediation

Industrial relations

Index

983.3

: VIediation — ( Con tin w^d )

966.12

International law

341.63

969.82

Medical

Bacteriology

616.01

722.91

Climatology

616.98

972.015

Corps

497.4

Army

356.92

584.3

Navy

359.99

584.3

Jurisprudence

340.6

972.96

Meteorolog}^

616.98

595.73

Parasitology

616.96

497.4

Practice

497.6

State regulation

614.2

497.6

Sciences

610

295

Statistics

614.1

677.47

Sur\^eys

614.1

642.1

Medicina

616.9

Plants

633.88

LIS 517.1

Products

Organic chemistry

547.92

389

Medicinals

Chemical analysis

543.4

641.6

VIedicine

610

664.9

Aviation

616.98

338.17

Climatology and mete-

orology

616.98

744 ■

Denta

617.6

621

Experimental

610.72

789.7

Forensic

340.6

676.12

Industrial

614.85

Practice

616

621.183

Preventive

614

688.7

Psychosomatic

616.08

State

614.2

Veterinary

636.089

533

A'ledicines

532

Administration

615

531

Effects

615

530.1

Nature

615

615.82

Sources

615

595.74

Superstitions

398.3

737

VIedieva And modern Latin

935

Language

479

658.83

Literature

879

^

Architecture

723

331.899

Church history

270.3

Index

576

Medieval — (Continued)

Descent Church his- tory

Greek language

Philosophy

Sculpture Meditation Mediums Meetings Library Megaric philosophy Mcgoliths Mcistersingers Melamine-formaldehyde

resin plastics Melancthon, Philip

Church history Melanesia Melanesian

Language

Literature Melanite Ordnance Mellophone Melmac Melody

Melons Culture Melting

Foundry practice Membership libraries Membranophones Memling, Hans Painting Memorial Day

Celebration

Sermons Memorials Architecture Memorizing Music Memory

Lapses

Psychology Mencius Philosophy Mendelian law Mending

Mendoza San Luis Meninges Meningitis Mennonites Men's

Apparel

Men's — (Continued) Clubs

270.5

Adult education

374.21

487.05

Mensuration

511.8

189

Mental

734.2 242 133.9 020.63

Deficiency

Social problem Functions Psychology Ills

301.46 153

183 571.9

Psychological treat- ment

131.32

780.071

Processes

Abnorma

132

668.422

Measurement

152.8

270.6

Relation to body functions

131

993

Telepathy Tests

133.8 151.2

499.5

Mentally

899.5

Deficient

623.452

Welfare services

362.3

788.3

Diseased

668.422

Welfare services

362.2

781.41 635.6

Handicapped Education

371.921

669.24

Menus Home cookery Mercantile rules

642.1 511.8

027.2

Mercantilists

789.1

Economic theories

330.15

759.9493

Merchant Marine

387.5

Libraries

027.64

394.26

Reserve

359.37

252.9

725.9

Mercury

Economic geology

553.4

781.65

Fulminate explosive

Manufacture

662.27

154.5 154.1

Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy

546.58 669.7

181.1

Vlining

622.34

575.11 646.2

Organic compounds Mercy Sisters of

547.8 271.9

982.6

VIergers Production

338.8

616.8

Merida

987.1

616.8

Merit

234.1

289.7

Rating

658.32

687.11

System Prisons VIescalero language

365.6 497.2

Sll

Index

Mesmerism

Mesons Nuclear physics

Mesophytcs

Mcsopotamian region

Mesozoa

Mesozoic

Era Historical geology

Paleontology Mesquitc

Agricultural pest

Botany Messianic Christology Meta

Metabolic disorders Metabolism

Animal

Human

Plant Metal

Casting

Engravings

Fabrication

Fiber textiles

Industries Economics

Manufactures

Products

Scrap

Sculpture

Shingles Building construction

Type Printing Metalcraft Metallic salt processes

Photography Metallography Metallurgy

Furnaces Metals

Enameling

Forming

Hardening

Heat treatment

History

Mechanical working

Mineralogy

Organic compounds

Precious

134

539.72 581.52 982.2 593.2

551.76 560.176

632.58

583.3

232.1

986.15

616.46

574.19

591.13

612.39

581.13

739

765

671

677.5

338.47

671

671.8

671.9

739

695

655.3

745.5

772

669.016 669 669.8

666.2

671.3

669.018

669.018

669

671.3

549.2

547.8

669.2

Metals — ( Continued ) Precious — ( ConWrmQA )

Sculpture 739.2

Structure 669.016

Metalwork W^rought 739

Metamorphic rocks 552.4

Mctamorphism 552.4

Metamorphosis 591 .3

Metaphysics 110

Theories 120

Mctatheria 599.2

Meteorites 523.5

Meteorology 551.5

Medical ' 616.98

Meteors 523.5

Meter Music 781.62 Methane

Gas Technology 665.7

Organic chemistry 547.2

Methodism 287

Among negroes 287.8

Methodist Church 287

Methodology 112

Economics 330.18

Methods Scientific 161 Methyl cellulose plastics 668.44 Metropolitan districts

Sociology 301.37 Mexican

Painting 759.972

War 973.62

Mexico 972

City 972.5

Mezzotints 766

Mica Mining 622.36

Micah O. T. 224.9

Mice Husbandry 636.9 Michelangelo, Buonarroti

Painting 759.5

Michigan 977.4

Lake ^ 977.4

Michoacan 972.3

Microanalysis

Quantitative analysis 545 Microbiology 576

Soil 631.46

Index

578

579

Index

Microcards

Library treatment 025.179

Mierofilms

Libran^ treatment 025.178

Micronesia 996

Mieronesian

Language 499.5

Literature 899.5

Micropaleontology 563

Mierophotography 778.3

Biological techniques 578

Crime detection 564. 1 2

Library use 025.129

Microscopes 535.8

Microscopic Examinations

Qualitative analysis 544

Techniques Biology 578

Microwave spectroseopv 5 39.1

Microwaves

Electromagnetism 537.12

Middle

Class Economic class 323.3

East 958

English language 427.02

French language 447.02

High German language 437.02

Italian language 457.02

Spanish language 460.02

Midges

Agricultural pests 632.7

Zoology 595.77

Midrash 296.1

Midway 997.2

Migration

Animal 591.52

International 325

Migratory workers

Employment 3 3 1 .67

Mikmak language 497.3

Mildews

Agricultural pests 632.4

Downy Botanv 589.25

Powdery Botany 589.23

Milesian philosophy 182

Military

Adaptations of peace- time techniques 623.7

Military— (Continued)

Administration 3 55.6

Aeronautics 629.1 Air Transport Service 358.44

Airplanes 629.133 Buildings Architecture 725.1

Combat elements 355.31

Command 355.33

Communications 3 56.7

Engineering 623.73

Discipline 355.13

Engineering 623

Operations 623.6

Defensive 623.3

Offensive 623.2

Equipment 355.81

Installations 355.7

Law 355.9

Life and customs 355.12

Logistics 355.41

Materiel 355.82

Mobilization 355.2

Operations 355.48

Organization 355.3

Business manage- ment 658.16 Personnel 355.1 Public relations 355.9 Reserves 355.37 Science 355-359

Service elements 355.36 Societies

American 369.1

Non-American 369.2

Special services 355.34

Staff 355.33

Strategy 355.43

Supplies 355.88

Tactics 355.42

Topography 623.71

Training 355.5

Transportation 3 56.9 5

Uniforms 355.14 Milk

Care of 637.13

Industry 637.1

Milk — (Continued)

Public health control

Substitutes

Utilization Milkweed Mill, John Stuart

Philosophy Millais, Sir John

Painting Millcayae

Language

Literature Millet, Jean Painting Millets Culture Milliammcters Millinery

Commercial

Home Milling

Machines

Ore dressing Millipedes Mills

Architecture

Management Mimamsa philosophy Mimeograph

Library use Minarets Architecture Minas Gerais

Mind reading Mindanao Is. Mindoro Is.

Mine

Accident prevention

Dangers

Explosions

Fields Military

Gases

Surveying

Warfare Minean language Mineo-Sabean

Language

Literature Mineral

Fats and oils

Mineral — ( Continued )

Fiber textiles 677.5

Foods Manufacture 664.4 Fuels

Economic geology 553.2

Mining ' 622.33

Industries Economics 338.2

Land resources 333.8

Resin plastics 668.45 Veins

Economic geolog}^ 553.1

Water Deposits 553.7

Mineralogy 549

Chemical 549.13

Descriptive 549.2-8

Determinative 549.14

Physical 549.12

Soil 631.411

Minerals

Cohesive properties 549.12

Electrical properties 549.12

Geographic distribution 549.9

Magnetic properties 549.12

Metalliferous Mining 622.34 Non-metalliferous

Mining 622.36

Optical properties 549.12

Organic Mineralogy 549.8

Physical properties 549.12

Thermal properties 549.12

Mines

Air conditioning 622.4

Drainage 622.5

Lighting 622.4

Management 622.17

Military 359.94

Organization 622.17 Submarine Law of war 341.36

Valuation 622.17

Mingrelian language 494.8

Miniature

Automobiles Racing 796.72

Cameras 771.3

Gardens 635.96

Mining

Economics 622.17

Engineering 622

614.3

637.18

637.14

583.7

192

759.2

498

898

759.4

633.1

621.37

687

646.5

621.91

622.7 595.6

725.4

621.7

181.4

652.4

025.129

726

981.5

133.8

991.4

991.4

622.86

622.8

622.81

359.94

622.4

622.1

359.94

492.9

492.9 892.9

665.4

Index

s8o

Mining — (Continued)

Missouri

977.8

Laws

622

River

978

Operations

622.2

Mistletoe

Prospecting

622.1

Agricultural pests

632.5

Types

622.3

Botany

583.94

Minister

253

Mites

595.4

Vlinistries Public service

35L1

Mithraism

295

Ministry

261.15

Mixe language

497.4

Minks Husbandry

636.9

Mixed drinks

663.8

Minnesota

977.6

Mixtec language

497.6

Minor prophets Minority Groups Education

224.9

Mixtecan language Mnemonics

497.6 154.1

30L45 37L98

Mob psychology .VIobilization

4

301.158

Representation

324.22

Army

355.2

Minstrel shows

791.1

Military

355.2

Minstrels

Mint Botany Culture

780.071

Navy Mobs

359.2 364.14

583.8 635.7

VIodeling Elementary education Fashion

730

372.5 687

Mints

VIodels

Financial economies

332.4

Aircraft

629.131

Miquelon

971.88

Basins

623.83

Vliraclcs

231.7

Hydraulic

627

N. T.

226.7

Motor vehicle

629.2

Miranda

987.3

Railroads

625.19

Miro, Joan Painting

759.6

Ships

623.82

Miscellanies

Tanks

623.83

Collections

808.88

Trains

625.19

General

082

Modern

History

809.8

American furniture

749.21

Vlishna

296.1

Architecture

724 .

Misiones

Church history

270.6-.8

Argentina

982.2

English furniture

749.22

Paraguay

989.21

French

Vliskito language

497.8

Furniture

749.24

V liski to-Ma tagalpan

Language

447.03

Language

497.8

German furniture

749.23

Literature

897.8

Greek literature

889

Missals

783.2

History

909

Missiles

623.451

Indie

Mission music

783.7

Language

491.4

Missionary societies

266

Literature

891.4

Vlissions

266

Italian language

457.03

Vlississippi

976.2

Painting

759.06

River

977

Philosophy

190

581

Modern — ( Con tin ued )

Sculpture

Spanish language

West Iranian language Modifiers Synthetic rub- ber manufacture Modulators Radio Modulation Music Mohair fiber textiles Mohammedan

Architecture

Sculpture Mohammedanism Mohammedans

Apologetics against Mohawk language Moisture

Atmospheric

Content of soils

Relation to health Moldavian Republic Molding

Foundry

Plastics

Rubber Mold-lofts Molds

Agricultural pests

Black

Slime

Water Molecular

Phvsics

Structure

Physical chemistry Physics Mollusca

Paleozoology

Zoology Molluscoidea

Paleozoology

Zoology Mollusk-like animals

Paleozoology

Zoology Mollusks

Paleozoology

Index

Mollusks — ( Con tinned )

735

Zoology

460.03

Molokai Is.

491.55

Molucca Is.

Molybdates Mineralogy

678.722

VIolvbdenum

621.3843

Economic geology

781.3

Inorganic chemistry

677.3

Metallurgy

Monaco

723.3

Monagas

734.5

Monarchy

297

VIonasteries

Libraries

239.9

Vlonastie

497.5

Architecture

Orders

551.57

Monasticism

631.43

Monetary

616.98

Management

949.85

Standards

Internationa

671.23

Of specific countries

668.41

Value

678.27

'VIoney

623.83

And prices

Financial economics

632.4

Market

589.28

Orders

589.29

Paper

589.26

Theory

Mongolia

539

Mongolic

Language

541.22

Literature

539.1

Monitorial system

Education

564

Aionkeys

594

Monks

VIonk's-hood

564

Mono Is.

594

Monoblephariadaceae

Monocotyledons

564

Botany

594

Paleobotany

Monogamy

564

Monograms

594

996.9 991.3 549.7

553.4

546.75

669.734

944.949

987.5

321.6

271

027.67

726.7

271

271

332.11

332.42

332.43

332.49

332.41

332.4

332.41

332.4

332.1

332.77

332.5

332.401

951.7

494.2 894.2

371.4

599.8

271

583.11

993.5

589.26

584 561.4 301.422 745.6

Index

5S2

Monographs

040

Monoliths

571.9

^Vlonomers

Synthetic rubber manu

-

facture

678.722

Vlonomctalhsm

332.42

Monopolies Production

338.8

.Vlonopolistie markets

Production

338.523

Monopoly Game

795.3

VIonosaccharides

Organic chemistrj^

547.92

Monotype

655.28

Monsoons

551.51

Monstrosities Human

611.012

Montana

978.6

Vlonte Carlo

944.949

Montevideo

989.51

VIonths

529.2

Montreal

971.4281

Montserrat Is.

972.971

Monuments

Landscape architecture

717

Prehistoric

571.9

Moon

523.3

Moorish

Kingdom

946.02

Language

493.3

Moquegua

985.3

VIoraceae

583.96

Moral

Consciousness

179

Education

377

Theology

241

Judaism

296.38

Morale Civilian

355.23

Moravian

Church

284.6

Language

491.8

Literature

891.8

Vlordants

Commercial dyeing

667.2

Vlordvinian language

494.5

Morelos

972.4

Mores Social control

301.152

Morgues

614.6

Architecture

726.8

Mormon Church Morocco

Spanish

Morphology

Animal

Comparative linguistics English language Other languages Plant Morris Plan Banks Morse system

Telegraphy Mortal sin Mortality Statistics Mortars

Manufacture

Ordnance Mortgage

Companies

Insurance Mortuary chapels

Architecture Mosaics

Ceramics

Military topography Mosan language Mosques Architecture Mosquito language Mosquitoes Moss animals Mosses

Botany

Club Botany

Landscape architecture

Scale Botany Most-favored-nation clause Motels

Architecture

Management Motets Mothers

Pensions

Welfare services Moths

Agricultural pests Motion studies

289.3

964

964.2

574.4

591.4

415

425.1

—51

581.4

332.35

621.382

233.2

312.2

666.9 623.445

332.3 368.85

726.8

738.5

623.71

497.3

726

497.8

595.77

594.7

588.1-.2

587.9

716

588.3

337.9

728.5

647.97

783.4

362.71

362.71

595.78

632.7

658.54

5S3

Motions

Of earth

Stellar Motivation Motor

Courts Management

Fuels Manufacture

Functions Psychology

Torpedo boats

Vehicles Description Engineering Maintenance Models Operation Production Repair Motorboating Motorboats Motorcycles Motorcycling Motorized infantry Mounds Mountain

Climbing

Houses Architecture

Troops Mountains

Photography Movable Bridges Movements

Acquired

Innate

Involuntary

Voluntary Moving pictures

Advertising

And

Adult education Libraries

Cameras

Photography

Production

Scenario writing

Sound reproduction

Teaching aid Mozabi language

Jndex

Mozambique

967.9

525.3

Mucilages

523.83

Organic chemistry

547.92

159

Muck Fertilizers

639.84

Vlucorales

589.28

647.97

Mud-puppies

597.9

665.53

Mulberry

583.96

158.8

Vlulehes Erosion control

631.45

623.825

Vlules

636.18

Multicellular animals

593.2

629.22

Multigraph

652.4

629.2

Library use

025.129

629.287

Multiple

629.2

Dwellings

629.28

Architecture

728.1

629.23

Stars

523.84

629.287

Multiplication

797.1

Elementary education

372.7

623.823

Vlultinational agreements

337.9

629.227

Multivalued logic

164

796.6

Munda

356.1

Language

495.95

571.9

Literature

895.95

Municipal sanitation

628.4

796.52

Murder

364.15

728.7

Muriate of potash

356.1

Fertilizers

631.83

551.43

Musaceae

584.21

778.9

Musci

588.1-.2

624.8

Muscles

616.7

158

Muscular system

158.43

Animal

591.47

158.42

Human

616.7

158.4

Museums

069

158.5

Acquisitions

069.5

Administration

069.6

659.14

Architecture

727.6

Art

708

374.27

Catalogs

069.5

021.4

Circulation of materials

069.1

771.3

Collections

069.5

778.5

Educational function

069.1

792.93

Equipment and sup-

808.23

plies

069.3

621.345

Exhibits and collec-

371.335

tions

069.5

493.3

Expeditions

069.4

Index

S84

Museums — (Continued)

Guides

Relation to libraries

Work with ehildren Mushrooms Culture Musie

And soeietv

Appreciation

Bibliography

Boxes

Competitions

Composition

Concerts

Conservatories

Criticism

Dramatic

Esthetics

Festivals

History

Interpretation

Library treatment

Mechanical reproduc- tion

Notation

Performance

Philosophy

Principles

Publishing

Reading

Music education

Religious

Schools

Scientific theory

Study and teaching

Teaching methods

Theory

Value

Writing Musical

Comedies

Form

Instruments

Revues

Scores

Library treatment Sound

069.5

021.3

069.1

635.8

780

780.07

780.15

78L97

789.8

784.5

781.61-.63

780.73

780.72

780.072

782

780.1

784.5

780.9

781.65

025.178

789.7-.9

781.24

781.64-.67 780.1

781.2

781.98

780.77

264

780.72

781.1

780.7

780.77

781

780.13

781.24

782.8 781.5

785-789 782.8

025.178

781.22

Musicians 780.071

Musicology ygO

Muskogee language 497.5 Mussels 594.1

Mustard Botany 583.12

Mutation theory 575.01

Mycology 589.2

Mycophyta 589.2

Myopia 617.7

Myositis 616.7 Myriapoda

Paleozoology 565.6

Zoology 595.6

Myricaceae 553.974

Myricales 533.974

Myristicaceae 583.11

Myrtaceae 583.4

Myrtales 583.4

Myrtle 583^4

Mysidacea 595.38

Mysis 595^38 Mystical experience

Religion 248 Mythology

Classic 292

Comparative 291 Teutonic and Northern 293

Myxobacteriales 589.9

Myxomycetes 589.29

Myxophyceae 589.8

Myzostoma 595.17

Na-Dene

Language 497.2

Literature 897.2

Nahuatl language 497.4

Nahum O. T. 224.9

Nails 616.5

Manicure 646.75

Najadaceae 584.7

Najadales 584.7

Najas 584.7 Names

Geographical 910.3

Personal 929.4

Naming Customs 392

Nantucket Is. 974.497

58s

Index

Naphthalene

Manufacture

Organic chemistry Naphthas Manufacture Napo-Pastaza Narcotics

Effect on human body Narino

Narratives Personal Narrow-gage railroads

Engineering

Transportation Nash, Paul Painting Nassau Nastic responses

Plant physiology Natal

Natick language National

Airs

Arts

Cookery

Customs

Dances

Defense

Electric code require- ments

Government

Groups

Social problem

Guard

Income

Libraries

Minorities Education

Parks Natural lands

Resources Conservation

Social planning

Socialism

State

Wealth Nationalism

And Christianity Nationalist China Nationality

And

Citizenship

Nationality — ( Con tinned)

662.628

And — (Continued)

547.2

State

323.1

665.53

Nations

986.64

League of

341.12

Unitec

341.13

616.86

Native Americanism Party

329.5

986.16

Vativit}'

232.92

920

' Natural Gas

625.1

Economic geolog}'

553.28

385.1

Technology

665.7

759.2

History

574

972.96

Museums

579

Religion

210

581.18

Resin plastics

668.45

968.4

Resource products

338.37

497.3

Resources

Conservation

333.72

784.71

Rights

323.4

709.1-.9

Science Biblica

220.8

641.59

Theology

210

390.9

Wealth Distribution

359.3

793.31

Naturalization

323.62

355.4

Nature

In art

704.94

621.328

Of Man

233

321.02

Philosophy Study

113

301.46

Elementary education

372.3

355.37

Nature-worship

291.2

339.3

Naturopathy

615.85

027.5

Nauru

997.2

371.98

Nautical

719

Almanacs

528

Instruments

623.86

333.72

Nautilus

309.23

Paleozoology

564.5

335.6

Zoolog}-

594.5

321.8

Navaho language

497.2

339.3

Naval

321.8

Administration

359.6

261.6

Air warfare

359.93

951.042

Architecture

623.81

Artillery

623.41

Command and staff

359.33

341.51

Engineering

623.8

Index

S86

587

Index

Naval — (Continued)

Forces

Military science

359

Forces Nlobilization

359.2

Installations

359.7

Law

359.6

Maintenance

359.8

Ordnance

623.4

Organization

359.3

Stores

634.986

Warfare

359.9

Navigation

623.89

Aids

623.894

Air

629.125

Celestial

527

Instruments

629.15

Tables

623.894

Navy

Cookery

641.57

Department of Defense

353.6

Libraries

027.65

Yards

359.7

Nayarit

972.3

Nazareth Christ^s Life in

232.92

Nazism

Economic system

335.6

German history

943.086

Government

321.85

N-dimensional geometry

513

Near East

History

Ancient

935

Modern

956

Nebalia

595.38

Nebraska

978.2

Necromancy

133.4

Needle point

746.44

Needlecraft

Decorative art

746.4

Elementary education

372.5

Home processes

646,2

Neembecii

989.21

Negotiations

International

341.6

Negroes

Education

371.974

Negroes — ( Con tinned )

Employment 331.63

Ethnic group 301.45

Slavery 326

Negros Is. 991.4

Nehemiah O. T. 222.8

Neighborhood planning 711.58

Nelson River 971.27

Nemathelminthes 595.13

Nematoda 595.13

Nematomorpha 595.1 3

Nemertea 595.12 Neo-Classicism

Arts 709.03

Sculpture 735.22 Neodymium

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Neo-impressionism 7 59.0 5 Neolithic age Archeology 57 1 .2 Neon

Industrial chemistry 661.9

Inorganic chemistry 546.29

Tube Lighting 621.32

Neoplastic diseases 616.99

Neo-Platonism 186 Neo-Platonists

Apologetics against 239.1

Neoprene 678.72

Neo-Reahsm 190

Neornithes 568.2

Nepal 954.2

Nephritis 616.6 Neptunium

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Metallurgy 669.293

Nereis ^ 595.17

Nerves 616.8 Nervous

Functions 574.1

Animal 591.18

Plant 581.18 System

'Animal 591.48

Human 616.8 Netherlandish

Language 439.3

Netherlandish — (Continued)

Literature Netherlands

Antilles

Guiana

West Indies Netsukes Nettles Neumes Neuqiien Neuralgia Neurology Neuroptera Neuropteris Neuroses

Neutrality Law of war Neutrino

Nuclear physics Neutrons

Nuclear physics Nevada New

Britain Is.

Brunswick

Caledonia

Church

England

Georgia Is.

Hampshire

Haven, Conn.

Hebrides

Ireland Is.

Jersey

Mexico

Orleans, La.

Persian Empire

Providence Is.

Stone Age Archeology

South Wales

Testament Apocrypha Greek language Pseudepigrapha

Year Celebration

York City

Zealand

839.3

949.2

972.97

988.3

972.9

736.6

583.96

781.24

982.7

616.8

616-8

595.74

561.5

616.8

341.35

539.72

539.72 979.3

993.6 971.5 993.2 289.4 974 993.5 974.2 974.68 993.4 993.6 974.9 978.9 976.335 935 972.96 571.2 994.4 225

229.92-.95 487.04 229.92-.95 394.26 974.7 974.71 993.1

Newfoundland 97 1 .8

News writing 070.41

Newspaper advertising. 659.132 Newspapers

Business management 070.3

Editorial management 070.4

In various countries 071-079

Syndicates 070

Newsreels Photography 778. 5

Newts 597.9

Nez Perce language 497.4

Nicaragua 972.85 Nicene

Church 281.3-.4

Creed 238 Nickel

Economic geology 553.4

Inorganic chemistry 546.7

Metallurgy 669.733

Mining 622.34

Nicknames 929.4

Nicobar Is. 992.5 Nietzsche, Friedrich

Philosophy 193

Niger 966.26

Nigeria 966.9 Night

Clubs Architecture 725.7 Schools

Adult education 374.91 Work

Labor economics 331.81

Niihau Is. 996.9

Nile River 962 19th century

Painting 759.05

Sculpture 735.22

Niobium 669.7

Nitrate of soda Fertihzers 631.84 Nitrates

Industrial chemistry 661.2 Mineralogy 549.7

Mining 622.36 Nitric acid

Industrial chemistry 661.2

Nitrification of soils 631 .46

Judex

588

589

Index

Nitrites

Non-tax revenue

336.1

Industrial chemistry

661.2

Nootka language

497.3

'Vitrocellulose

Norfolk Is.

994.8

Manufacture

662.26

Normal schools

370.73

Powders Ordnance

623.4S2

Norte de Santandcr

986.12

Process rayon

677.46

North

Nitrogen

America

Industrial chemistn'

661.9

Geography

917

Inorganic chemistry

546.17

Geology

557

Organic compounds

547.8

History

970

Nitrogenous fertilizer ma-

American

terials

631.84

Languages

497

Nitroglycerin

Literatures

897

Manufacture

662.27

Borneo

991.1

Vitrostarch Manufacture

662.27

Carolina

975.6

Nobel Foundation

378.3

Dakota

978.4

Nobility

East Land

998.1

Economic class

323.3

Islanc

993.1

Education

371.96

Pole

998

Vogay language

494.3

Northern

Noise contro

Ireland

941.6

Aircraft

629.18

Rhodesia

968.94

Public health

614.7

Territory Australia

994.29

Nomination of candidates

324.23

Northwest Territories

971.22

Nominalism vs. realism

Norwegian

Church history

270.5

0 Languafre

439.82

Nomography Calculus

517.6

0 zj

Literature

839.82

Non-alcoholic beverages

663.6

Painting

759.8

Non-Christian

Philosophy

198

Calendars

529.3

Norway

948.1

Religions

290

Vose

617.8

And education

377.9

Nosology

616.012

Symbolism

291.37

Notaries

347.96

Non-electric quantities

Notation

Measurement

621.37

For blind

781.24

Non-electrolytic solutions

Music

781.24

Theory

541.373

Systems

781.24

Non-Euclidian geometry

513.8

Notehanc

653.2

Nonferrous ores

553.4

Nova Scotia

971.6

Noninflammable fabrics

677.6

Novachord

786.9

Non-medical life insurance

368.36

Novae

523.84

Non-metals Mineralogy

549.2

Nuble

983.3

Non-represcntati\e goxcrn-

Nuclear

ment

321.01

Energy

539.76

Non-Semitic Asiatic re-

Physics

539.7

ligions

295

Instrumentation

539.77

N^on-systcmatic zoology

591

Techniques

539.77

Nuclear — ( Con tin ued )

Nyava philosop ly

181.4

Properties

539.74

Nylon

Reactions

539.75

Plastics

668.423

Structure

539.74

Textiles

677.47

Nucleic acids

Nymphaeceae

583.11

Organic chemistry

547.92

Nueva Esparta

987.5

Oahu Is.

996.9

Nuevo Leon

972.1

Oak Forestry

634.972

Number

Oats

Concepts

Botany

584.8

Elementary education

372.7

Culture

633.1

System Calculus

517.1

Feed

636.085

Theory

Oaxaca

972.7

Algebra

512.81

Obadiah O. T.

224.9

Arithmetic

511.2

Obedience

234

Analytical

518.5

Obituary Sermons

252.9

Numbers

Obi-Ugric language

494.5

0. T.

222.1

Oblates

271.7

Superstitions

398.3

Oblique projections

Transfinite

517.1

Technical drafting

744.45

Numerical analysis

Oboe

788.7

Calculus

517.6

Obscene

Numerology

133.3

Language

364.17

Numismatics

737

Literature

364.17

Nunneries Architecture

726.7

Obsenational techniques

Nuremberg trials

341.41

Astronomy

522.6

Nurse corps Navy

359.99

Obser\^atories

Nurseries Management

635.9

Architecture

727.5

Nurserv

Astronomy

522.1

Practice Forestry

634.956

Obstetrical nursing

610.736

Rimes

398.8

Obstetrics

Schools

372.21

Medicine

618

Nurses

610.73

Veterinary medicine

636.0898

Nursing

610.73

Ocarina

788.5

Home

649.8

Occultism

133

Homes

362.1

Occupational

Nutmeg Botany

583.11

Diseases

331.822

Nutrition

574.1

Social problem

301.46

Animal

591.13

Therapy

615.851

Applied

Occupations

Animal

636.085

Description

371.425

Human

641.1

Therapeutic use

615.851

Human

612.39

Occupied territories

Plant

581.13

Administration

341.32

Vutritional disorders

616.46

Ocean

Nuts Culture

634.5

Harbors

Nyasaland

968.97

Transportation

387.1

Index

590

591

Index

Ocean — (Continued)

Oils

Island

996.81

Animal

665.2

Liners

387.54

Edible

Marine insurance

368.22

Industrial chemistr>^

664.3

Ports Transportation

387.1

Essential

Routes

387.52

Organic chemistry

547.92

Oceania

Mineral

665.4

Geography

919

Vegetable

665.3

Geology

559

O'Keeffe, Georgia

History

990

Painting

759.1

Oceanography

551.46

Oklahoma

976.6

Oceans Physiography

551.46

Old

Octopus

Age

Paleozoology

564.5

Diseases

618.97

Zoology

594.5

Insurance

368.43

Odd Fellows

366.3

Social problem

301.46

Odd-toed ungulates

599.72

Welfare

362.6

Odonata

595.73

Catholics

284.8

Odor removal

Egyptian

Water purification

628.16

Language

493.1

Oeno Is.

997.21

Literature

893.1

Offensive military engi-

English literature

829

neering operations

623.2

French language

447.01

Offertory music

783.2

German Baptist Breth-

Office

ren

289.92

Administration

651.4

High German language

437.01

Buildings Architecture

725.2

Indie

Employees Management 658."?

Language

491.2

Equipment

651.2

Literature

891.2

Files

651.?

Italian language

457.01

Management

651

Latin language

477.01

Of Naval Research

359.99

Norse

Organization

651.3

Language

439.6

Planning

651.1

Literature

839.6

Special materials

651.6

Prussian

Officers Military

355.1

Language

491.9

Offset lithography

655.3

Literature

891.9

O'Higgins Chile

983.3

Saxon

Ohio

977.1

Language

439

River

976.9

Literature

839

Valley

977

School Baptists

286

Ohmmeters

621.37

Spanish language

460.01

Oil

Stone age

571.1

Gas Manufacture

665.77

Testament

221

Heating fuels

697.6

Apocrypha

229

Painting

751

Pseudepigrapha

229.9

Oleaceae Oleander Olefins Olfactory' Perception Sensation Oligochaeta Olimpo Olive Botany Culture Olivetan monks Olympic games Olympus Mt.

National Park Oman

Omnipotence of God Omnipresence of God Omniscience of God One-act play writing Onion Botany Culture Ontario Lake Ontology Onychophora Opal Mineralogy Open

Air schools

Hearth furnace practice Pit mining Roadstead ports

Marine transportation Seas International law Operas

Operation studies Operational methods

Calculus Operations

Joint military tactics Operative Destistry Surgery Operettas Ophiuroidea

583.7 Ophthalmology 617.7

583.7 Opisthobranch'ia 594.3

547.2 Opposition Sociology 301.23

Oppossums 599.2

152 Optical

152 Crystallography

595.16 Instruments

989.22 Design

Use

583.7 Phenomena

634.6 Properties

271.1 Rotation 796.48 Properties of solutions

Transmittance

979.79 Opticians

979.79 Optics

953.5 Applications

231 Electron

231 Experimental tech-

231 niques

808.24 Geometrical

Photographic

584.23 Physical

635.2 Physiological

971.3 Theoretical 971.3 Optometry 111 Opuntiales

595.5 Oral

549.6 Interpretation

Surgery

371.917 Orange

669.142 Culture

622.3 Free State

Orations Collections 387.12 Oratorios

341.57 Oratory History

782.1 Orbits

658.54 Celestial dynamics

Earth

517.7 Orchard grass Orchestra

355.42 Music

Composition 617.6 With incidental vocal

617.9 music

782.1 Orchestras

593.9 Orchestrion

548.9

535.3 535.8 535.89 535.89

541.374

535.89

617.7

535

535.8

537.1

535.89

535.3

770.1

535.2

535.6

535.1

617.7

583.47

808.54 617.6

634.3

968.5

808.85

783.3

809.5

521

525.3

633.2

785.1 781.63

785.2 785.1 789.7

Index

592

593

Index

Orchids

Botany

584.15

Culture

635.93

Orchidaceae

584.15

Orchidales

584.15

Orders

Monastic

271

Of

Clerg)'

261.14

Knighthood

929.71

Religious

271

Ordination

265.4

Sermons

252.7

Ordnance

623.4

Bureau

359.7

Department

355.8

Plants Naval

359.7

Oregon

979.5

Ore

Dressing

622.7

Deposits

553.1

Extraction

622

Falls Mine dangers

622.8

Ferrous

553.3

Nonferrous

553.4

Organ

786.6

Instruction

786.7

Manufacture

786.63

Music

786.8

Repairing

786.63

Tuning

786.63

Organic

Acids

Industrial chemistry

661.8

Chemistry

547

VIethods and tech-

niques

547.01

Preparations and re-

actions

547.013

Compounds

Industrial chemistry

661.8

Matter Soils

631.43

Minerals

VIineralog\^

549.8

Mining

622.33

Nitrogen resin plastics

668.422

Organic — {Co

n tinned)

Products

Chemica

analysis

543.8

Sulfur resin

plastics

668.422

Organization

Army

355.3

Military

355.3

Navy

359.3

Social

301.4

Organizations

Church

259

Orient

950

Oriental

Churches

281

Horses

636.1

Languages

490

Painting

759.01

Philosophy

181

Rugs

746.7

Original sin

233.1

Orion

677.47

Ornamental stones

Mining

622.38

Ornithischia

568.1

Ornithology

598.2

Paleo-

568.2

Orology

551.43

Orozco, Jos6

Painting

759.972

Orphanages

362.73

Orphans

362.73

Orrefors glass

748.2

Orsono

983.5

Ortega y Gasset, Jos^

Philosophy

196

Orthodontia

617.6

Orthogenesis

E\olution

575.01

Orthogonal series

Calculus

517.2

Orthographic ]

Drojections

Technical drafting

744.45

Orthography

411

English lang

uaee

421

Other languages

1

Orthometric theory

Precise spirit

leveling

526.36

Orthonectida

593.2

Orthopedics

Hospitals

Nursing Orthoptera Oruro

Oscillographs Osmanli language Osmium

Inorganic chemistry Osmotic pressure Osmundaccae Osteichthyes Osteomyelitis Osteopathy Ostracoda

Paleozoology

Zoology Ostrogoths Ostyak

(Samoyed) language

(Ugric) language Otomangucan language Otomi language Otorhinolaryngology Ottawa

Ottoman Empire Outdoor

Advertising

Cookery

Life

Photography Outer Mongolia Outlav^'S

Crime

Legends Out-of-print market Out-patient care Overpopulation

Social problem Overtime

Pay Wages

Work

Labor economics Overtures Oxidation

Chemical engineering

Organic chemistry

617.3

Oxides Mineralogy

549.5

362.43

Oxygen

610.736

Inorganic chemistry

546.2

595.72

Derivatives

984.1

Organic chemistry

547.2

621.37

Manufacture

661.9

494.35

Oysters

Fisheries

639.41

546.9

Zoology

594.1

541.373

Ozark Mts.

977.87

587.3

Ozocerite

567.4

Industrial chemistry

665.4

616.7

615.82

Pachytheca Pacific

561.9

565.3

Islands

997.2

595.33

Northwest

979.5

936

Pacificism

261.6

Package research

658.83

494.4

Packaging

659.12

494.5

Packing

658.7

497.6

Industries Economics

338.17

497.6

Paddle fishes

597.4

617.8

Pagans

971.384

Apologetics against

239.1

956.1

Pageant music

782.9

Pageants

791.6

659.134

School

371.895

641.578

Painted achitectural deco-

796.5

ration

729.4

778.7

Painting

951.73

Color theorv

752

Elementary education

372.5

364.14

Fine arts

750

398.22

History

759

655.56

House

698.1

362.12

A4aterials and methods

751

National schools

759.1-.9

301.46

Periods

759.01-.06

Wood finishing

698.3

331.22

Paintings

Church esthetics

247

331.81

Paints

785.5

Manufacture Mixing

667.6

660.28

House painting

698.1

547.013

Pakistan

954.7

Jndex

594

Palaces Architecture

725.1

Pancreas

616.3

Palau Is.

996.6

Pandanales

584.61

Palawan Is.

991.4

Pando

984.4

Paleichthyology

567

Panel

Paleoasiatic

Discussions

374.24

Language

494.6

Heating

697.2

Literature

894.6

Pangolins

599.3

Paleobotany

561

Panics Business

338.54

Paleoentoniology

565.7

Panjabi

Paleography

417

Language

491.4

Paleoherpctology

568.1

Literature

891.4

Paleolithic age

Panoramic cameras

771.3

Archeology

571.1

Pantheism

212

Paleontology

560

Church history

270.8

Stratigraphic

560.17

Pantomime music

782.9

Paleornithology

568.2

Pantopoda

595.4

Paleozoic

Papacy

262.13

Era

551.72

Papago language

497.4

Paleontology

560.172

Papal schism

270.5

Paleozoology 562

-569

Papaveraceae

583,12

Invertebrate

562

Papaverales

583.12

Vertebrate

566

Papaw Botany

583.11

Palestine

956.94

Papaya Culture

634.4

Pali

Paper

Language

491.3

Fiber textiles

677.5

Literature

891.3

Grades

676.2

Palladium

Hanging

698.6

Inorganic chemistry

546.9

Industries Economics

338.47 -

Palm

Manufacture

676.2

Botany

584.5

Money

332.5

Culture

634.6

Products

676.3

Palmaccae

584.5

Work

Palmales

584.5

Elementary education

372.5

Palmistry

133.6

Papercraft

745.5

Palo verde

583.3

Papua New Guinea

995

Palpigradi

595.4

Papuan

Pamir dialects

491.5

Language

499.1

Pamphlets

Literature

899.1

Library treatment

025.172

Para

981.1

Panama

986.2

Parables N. T.

226.8

Canal

986.211

Parades Customs

394

Zone

986.211

Paradise

236

City

986.211

Paraffin

Panamakan language '

497.8

Industrial chemistry

665.4

Pan-American Union

341.18

Organic chemistry

547.2

Panay Is.

991.4

Paraguari

989.21

Panchromatic photography

778.6

Paraguay

989.2

595

Paraiba

Parallax Stellar Paralysis Infantile Paramecium Parana Paranoia Parapsychology Parasitic

Diseases Animal Human Plant

Plants Agricultural pests Parasitism

Animal

Plant Parasitology

Medical Parathyroids Paratroops

Pardons Criminology Parent child relationship Parenthood Planned Paris Parish

Halls Architecture

Missions Park

Buildings Architecture

Department

Lighting systems Parka Parking City planning

Parks

City planning

Public Landscaping Parliamentary law Parochial schools Paroles

Parrots Culture Parseeism Parsley

Botany

Culture Parsnips Culture Part songs

Index

981.3

Parthia

935

523.81

Particle detectors

616.9

Nuclear physics

559.77

593.17

Particles

981.6

Fundamental

616.89

Accelerators

539.73

133.07

Detectors

539.77

Parties

793

Partitions

636.0896 616.96

Algebra

Wood construction

512.5 694.2

581.23

Partnership

632.5 574.5 591.5

Business ownership

658.1

Production

338.7

Parturition

618

581.5

Party

581.5

Conferences

324.23

616.96

Lines Telephone

621.385

6164

Platforms

324.23

W 1- W. 1

356.6

Politics

329

364.6

Pashto

491.5

301.427

Passenger ships

623.824

301.426

Passifloraceae

583.13

944.36

Passion

Flower

583.13

726.4

Music

783.3

266

Of Christ

232.96

Passover Prayers

296.43

725.7

Passports

323.67

352.7

Pasteboard Manufacture

676.2

621.32

Pastels Drawing

741.2

561.9

Pasteurizing

637.13

711.7

Pastor Pastoral

253

711.52

Counseling

253.5

712.5

Economy Archeology

571.2

328.1

Life

253.2

377.5

Psychology

253.5

364.6

Theology

250

636.6

Pasture

295

Forest utilization

634.99

Grasses

633.2

583.48

Legumes

633.3

635.7

Resources Utilization

333.74

635.1

Patagonian region

982.7

784.1

Patanjali Philosophy

181.45

Index

596

Patent medicines

Public health control

614.2

Patents

608

Pathological diagnosis

615.07

Pathology

Animal

591.2

Human

616.01

Plant

581.2

Patois

English language

427

Other languages

7

Patriotic societies

American

369.1

Non-American

369.2

Patriotism

320.158

Patristic philosophy

189

Patrol craft

623.825

Patronage Music

780.07

Pattern

Making

Clothing construction

646.4

Commercial garment

making

687.1

Foundry practice

671.23

Sheet metal products

671.821

Shops Management

621.7

Pauropoda

595.6

Pavements

Highway engineering

625.7

Pay-as-you-go income tax

336.242

Payroll

Administration

658.32

Tax

336.249

Pavsandu

989.53

Peace

Movements

301.153

Of Westphalia

270.7

Plans and movements

341.1

Theology

261.6

World

341.1

Peacetime techniques

Military adaptations

623.7

Peach

Botany

583.3

Culture

634.2

Leaf curl

589.23

Peanuts

Botany Fiber textiles

583.3

677.47

Pears

Botany Culture

583.3 634.1

Peas

Botany Culture

583.3 635.6

Peasantry Economic class Peat

323.3

Economic geology Fertilizers

553.2 631.84

Fuel technology

662.65

Mining VIosses

622.33 588.1

Pecan Culture

634.5

Pccopteris Pectin

561.5

Industrial chemistry Organic chemistry Pediatrics

664.2

547.92

618.9

Nursing

610.736

Pedigrees Tracing

929.1

Pediments

Architectural design

729.3

Pedipalpi Pedodontia

595.4 617.6

Pedology Peerage

631.4 929.7

Pegging

Foreign exchange

332.45

Pegmatites

Economic geology Peiping Peirce, Charles

553.1 951.156

Philosophy Pelecypoda

Paleozoology

Zoology Pelmatozoa

191

564.1 594.1 563.9

Pelycosauria

568.1

Pen Drawing Penal

741.2

Codes

343

Colonies

356.3

Farms

365.3

597

Penal — (Continued)

Institutions Penance

Pencil Drawing Penicillum Botany

Therapeutic use Penitentiaries Pennell, Joseph Prints Pennsylvania

System Prisons Penology

In specific countries Pension trusts Pensions Economics Pentane gas Manufacture Pentateuch

Pentecostal Assemblies Pentosans

Organic chemistry Penutian language Peony Botany People's

Guild Adult education Party Pep meetings

Student activities Pepper Botany Peppermint Botany Peranemaccae Perbunan Perception

Percussion instruments Perennials Botany Culture Performance Music Perfumery Perim Is. Periodicals Peripatus Perissodactyla Periwinkle Permian Language Literature Permutations

Index

Pernambuco

981.3

365.3

Pcronospcrales

589.25

265.6

Perry

663.2

741.2

Persia Persian

935

589.23

Architecture

722

615

Language

491.5

365.3

Sculpture

732

763

Persona

974.8

Appearance

646.7

365.2

Health

613

365

School instruction

371.76

365.9

Hygiene

613

368.37

Income and wealth

339.4

331.25

Distribution

339.41

: 665.77

Liberty

323.44

222.1

Life

323.4

289.9

Names

929.4

S^arratives

920

547.92

Prayer

248

497.4

Property Private law

347.3

583.11

Religion

248

Services Economies

338.46

a 374.22

Wealth

339.4

329.8

Personality

And socialization

301.12

371.89

Development

137

583.925

Tests

137.8

583.8

Traits

137

589.97

Personnel

678.72

Armv

J

355.1

152

Department

789

Business management 658.3

A'laintcnance

658.312

582.1

Management

658.3

635.932

Teachers

371.14

781.64-.67

Military

355.1

668.5

Naval

359.2

997

Placement

658.311

050

Public service

351.3

595.5

Selection

658.311

599.72

Termination of service

658.313

583.7

Persons Private law

347.1

Perspective Drawing

742

494.531

Perturbations

894.531

Celestial dynamics

521

512.5

Peru

985

Index

598

Pest resistant constructior

1 693.84

Phenomena

Pesticides

Psychic

133.93

Agricultural use

632.95

Spiritual

133.07

Pet

Philadelphia, Pa.

974.811

Birds

636.6

Philately

383.22

Cats

636.87

Philemon N. T.

227.8

Dogs

636.76

Philippians N. T.

227.6

Peter

Philippine languages

499.2

N. T.

227.9

Philippines

991.4

I Islanc

999

Philo Judaeus Philosophy

' 181.3

Petition Right of

323.4

Philology

400

Pctroglyphs

5717

Philosophy

100

Petroleum

•

American

191

Coke Fuel technology

662.65

Ancient

180

Geology

553.28

British

192

Industries Economies

338.27

Chinese

181.1

Mining

622.338

Danish

198

Organic chemistry

547.92

Dutch

199.492

Products Manufacture

665.53

Elcatic

182

Properties

665.52

French

194

Refining

665.53

Gennan

193

Storage

665.54

History

109

Technology

665.5

Indian

181.4

Transportation

665.54

Italian

195

Utilization

665.55

Jewish

181.3

Petrology

552

Medieval

189

Pets

636

VIegaric

183

Pewter Sculpture

739.5

Milesian

182

Pezizales

589.23

Vlimamsa

181.4

pH Ionic equilibrium

541.373

Modern

190

Phacidiales

589.23

Norwegian

198

Phacophyta

589.45

Nyaya

181.4

Phalangida

595.4

Of music

780.1

Phallicism

291.2

Orienta

181

Pharmacology

615

Patristic

189

Veterinary

636.0895

Portuguese

196

Pharmacopeias

615

Pre-Socratic

. 182

Pharmacotherapy

615.5

Russian

197

Pharmacy

615.4

Samkhva

181.41

Phase

Scandinavian

198

Meters

621.37

Spanish

196

Rule

Spanish-American

199.8

Chemical thermody-

Swedish

198

namics

541.36

Vaisesika

181.4

Pheasants Husbandry

636.59

Vedanta

181.48

Phenolic condensation

Yoga

181.45

plastics

668.422

Phlebitis

616.1

599

Phlox Phoenician Language Literature Phoenicians Phoenix Is. Pholidota Phonetic Alphabet

English language Other languages Spelling

English language Other languages Phonographs Teaching aid Records Catalogs Phonology

Phosphate rock Mining Phosphates

Industrial chemistry Mineralogy Phosphorescence Optics Phosphoric Acid

Industrial chemistry Fertilizer materials Phosphorous

Inorganic chemistry Photo offset Photochemistry Photocopying Photoelectric

Cells Electronics Effects Photoengraving Photogelatin Photogrammetry Military topography Topographic surveying Photographic Chemicals Emulsions Nuclear Physics Laboratories

Index

583.76

Photographic — (Continue*

i)

Materials

11\

492,6

Optics

770.1

892.6

Projection

778.2

939

Studios

771

996.81

Washes

771.5

599.3

Photographs Collections

779

Photography

770

Aerial

778.3

421.4

Amateur

770.2

14 '

Animated cartoons

778.5

Applied

778

421.4

Astronomy

522.6

14

Color

778.6

789.91

Moving pictures

778.5

371.333

Graphic arts composi-

789.912

tion

655.28

789.913

High speed

778.3

414

Infra-red

778.3 ,

622.36

Metallic salt processes

772

Methods

770.2

661.2 ■

Moving pictures

778.5

549.7

Slewsreels

778.5

535.65

Panchromatic

778.6

Pigment processes

773

Scientific

778.3

661.2

Sound films

778.5

631.85

Special subjects

778.9

Stereoscopic

778.4

546.17

Theory

770.1

655.32

Trick

778.8

541.35

Ultra-violet

778.3

778.1

Photogravure

655.32

Photolithography

655.32

621.342

Photomechanical tech-

537.54

niques

655.32

655.32

Photometers

522

655.32

Photometric methods

778.3

Quantitative analysis

545.8

623.71

Photometry Astronomy

522.6

526.98

Photomicrography

778.3

Photons Nuclear physic;

> 539.72

771.5

Photostats

778.1

Library use

025.129

771.5

Photosynthesis

581.13

539.77

Phototelegraphy

621.382

771

Phrasing Music

781.65

Index

600

Phrcnolog\'

139

Phycomycetes

589.25

Phycophyta

Botany

589.3

Paleobotany

56L9

Phvgian language

491.991

Phy locarida

565.3

Phyllopoda

595.32

Physical

Anthropology

573

Chemistry

541

Diagnosis

615.07

Education

371.73

Electronics

537.5

Geodesy

526.7

Geology

551

Mineralogy

549.12

Optics

535.2

Risks

Labor economics

331.82

Physically

Disabled

Welfare services

362.4

Handicapped

Education

371.91

Welfare services

362.4

Physicians

Licensing

614.2

Reports

614.1

Physiocrats

Economic theories

330.15

Physiognomy

138

Physiography

551.4

Physiological optics

535.6

Physiology

574.1

Animal

591.1

Human

612

Plant

581.1

Physics

530

Atomic

539

Molecular

539

Nuclear

539.72

Of solids

539.2

Theory

530.1

Physiotherapy

615.8

Phytoflagellatae

589.97

Phytogeography

581.9

Phytopathology

581.2

Piano

786.2

Instruction

786.3

Manufacture

786.23

Music

786.4

Repairing

786.23

Tuning

786.23

Piato language

497.4

Piaui

981.2

Picasso, Pablo Painting

759.6

Piccolo

788.5

Pichincha

986.61

Pictorial journalism

070.489

Picture

Collections

Library treatment

025.177

Language

419

Piers Construction

627.3

Piezoelectric

Crystals

537.55

Effects

537.55

Pig iron

669.141

Pigeons Husbandry

636.59

Pigment processes

Photography

773

Pigmentation

Anthropometry

573.6

Pigments

Industrial chemistry

667.6

Organic chemistry

547.92

Pigs

Husbandry

636.4

Zoology

599.73

Pikas

599.32

Pile foundations

Earth-work engineering

624.15

Piloting of vessels

623.892

Pima Alto language

497.4

Pina fiber textiles

677.1

Pinaceae

585.2

Pinales

589.62

Pinatype

778.6

Pine

Botany

585.2

Forestry

634.975

Pineal bodies

616.4

601

Pineapple

Botanv

Culture Pines

Ground

Isle of Cuba

New Caledonia Ping-pong Pinks Pinnipedia Pinochle

Pioneer Youth of America Pipe

Fitting

Line patrol Aircraft

Threading Piperaceae Piperales

Pipes Manufacture Piping Steam Piracy Pirates Pistols

Pistons Automobile Pit dwellings Pitcairn Is. Pitch

Music

Perception

Music teaching Pituitary bodies Piura

Place names Placement

Child welfare

Services School Placer

Deposits

Mining Placodermi Plains Physiography Planarians Plane

Geometry Surv^eying Planetary system

Index

Planets

523.4

584.3

Planing

634.7

Vlachines

621.91

Mill operations

674.42

587.9

Planned parenthood Planning

301.426

972.912

Architectural

729.2

993.2

City

711

796.34

Social

309.2

583.15

Plant

599.745

Anatomy Drawing

743

795.4

Biochemistry

581.19

ca 369.4

Biophysics Conveniences

581.191

696.2

Employee welfare

658.382

629.18

Cytology

581.87

621.94

Diseases

581.2

583.925

Ecology

581.5

583.925

Embryology

581.3

671.83

Genetics

581.15

621.185

Gums

•

364.13

Organic chemistry

547.92

910.45

Histology

581.8

623.44

Industries Economics

338.1

629.25

Lice

632.7

571.8

Morphology

581.4

997.21

Pathology

581.2

Physiology

581.1

781.22

Propagation

581.16

Plantaginaceae

583.899

780.77

Plantaginales

583.899

616.4

Plantain

583.899

985.1

Plantation communities

301.35

910.3

Plants

Breeding

631.52

362.73

Classification

582-589

371.427

Fission Flowering

589.7

553.1

Botany

582.13

622.3

Paleobotany

561.121

567.4

Fossil

561

551.45

Geographic distribution

581.9

595.12

Herbaceous

Botany

582.12

513.1

Paleobotany

561.121

526.91

Injurious

632.5

523.2

Vlilitary

355.7

Index

602

Plants — (Confinued)

Mutual relationships 581.52

Of specific countries 581.93

Photography 778.9

Relation to^ habitat 581.52

Seed-bearing 582.1

Seedless 586

Structure 581.4

Plaskon 668.422

Plasma Blood 616.151

Plaster work 693.6

Plastic surgery 617.95

Plasticizing

Rubber manufacture 678.22

Plasticity

Iron and steel 620.173 Tests

Engineering materials 620.112

Plastics

Building material 691.9

Engineering material 620.19

Handcrafts 745.5

Industries 668.4

Manufacture 668.41

Rubber-like 678.73

Plate

Girder and suspension

bridges 624.7 Glass

Casualty insurance 368.56

Making Printing 655.32

Plateaus Physiography 551.43

Plating

Metal manufacture 671.73

Platinotype process

Photography 772

Platinum

Economic geology 553.4

Inorganic chemistry 546.9

Metallurgy 669.24

Mineralogy 549.2

Sculpture 739.2

Plato Philosophy 184

Plattdeutsch

Language 439.4

Literature 839.4

Platyhelminthes 595.12

Playgrounds

City planning 711.52

Planning 712.54

School 371.61

Plays School 371.895

Pleadings Legal 347.92

Plccoptera 595.73

Pleura 616.2

Pleuracanthodii 567.3

Pleurisy 616.2

Plexiglass 668.423

Plotinus Philosophy 1 86 Plum

Botany 583.3

Culture 634.2

Pocket Botany 589.23

Plumbing 696.1

Legislation 696.9

Plural voting 324.21 Plutonium

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Metallurgy 669.293

Plymouth Brethren 289.92 Plywood Manufacture 674.83 Pneumatic

Carriers 621.54

Cleaning 621.54

Machinery 621.5

Tubes 621.54

Pneumonia 616.2 Poetic books

Bible 223

Pseudepigrapha 229.9 Poetry

Collections 808.81

History 809.1

Of Christ 232.99

Religious 245

Writing 808.1

Poisoning Crime 364.1 5

Poisons 615.9

Chemical analysis 543.5

Poker 795.4

Pokonchi language 497.4 Polabian

Language 491.8

Literature 891.8

60"^

Index

Polan Poland Polar regions

Geography

Geology

History Polarimetric methods

Quantitative analysis Polarimetry

Astronomy

Properties of solutions Polariscopes Polarographic methods

Quantitative analysis Polemics

Sermons Polemoniaceae Polemonialcs Police

Department

International

Military

Stations Architecture

Work

Crime prevention Policy Foreign Poliomyelitis Polish

Language

Literature

Painting Polished stone artifacts Polishes Manufacture Polishing

Metal manufacture

Wood finishing Political

Bosses

Clubs

Architecture U.S.

Customs

Ethics

Geography

History

Machines

Order and Christianity

677.47

Political — ( Con tin iied )

943.8

Parties

Other countries

329.9

919

U.S.

329

559

Prisoners

365.4

998

Programs

Labor unions

331.893

545.8

Science

320

History

320.9

522.6

Societies U. S.

329.8

541.374

Sociology

301.4

535.8

Songs

784.71

Struggles

323.2

545.3

I'heory

320.1

239

Politics

320

252

Party

329

583.76

Poll tax

336.25

583.76

Polonium

Inorganic chemistry

546.2

352.2

Metallurg}'

669.293

341.65

Polyacrylic plastics

668.423

355.13

Polyamide fiber textiles

677.47

725.1

Polyandry

301.422

Polyaromatic plastics

668.423

364.4

Polychaeta

595.17

327

Polyethylene plastics

668.423

616.9

Pohgaleae

583.14

Polygamy

301.422

491.85

Polyglot

891.85

Bible

220.5

759.3

Dictionaries

413

571.2

Polygonaceae

583.917

667.7

Polygonalcs

583.917

Polyisobutylcne

678.73

671.72

Polymerization

698.3

Organic chemistry Synthetic rubber manu-

547.013

329.02

facture Polymers

678.722

728.4

Organic chemistry

547.92

329.8

Polymorphism

394

Crystallography

548.3

177

Polynesia

996

911.2

Polynesian

900

Language

499.4

329.02

Literature

899.4

261.7

Polyolefin plastics

668.423

Index

604

Polyps Hydroid

593.7

Polypodiaceae

587.3

Polysaccharides

Organic chemistry

547.92

Poly\^inyl

Alcohol linear poly-

mer plastics

668.423

Ester linear polymer

elastics

668.423

Polyzoa

594.7

Ponape Is.

996.6

Ponce de Leon, Juan

Voyages

973.16

Pond scum Botany

589.47

Ponies Husbandry

636.1

Ponta Pora Federal Ter-

ritory

981.7

Pontoon Bridges

624.8

Pools

Landscape architecture

714

Poor

Little Sisters of the

271.9

Welfare services

362.5

Poplar Forestry

634.972

Popoloca language

497.6

Poppies

583.12

Popular

Astronomy

523

Songs

784.61

Population

Balance

301.32

Characteristics

312.9

Composition

301.323

Control Eugenics

301.323

Decrease

312.8

Distribution

312.9

Social problem

301.46

Increase

312.8

Mobility

312.8

Quality

301.323

Theories and problems

301.32

Transfer

325.21

Populist Party

329.8

Porcelain

Ceramics

738.2

Enamels Manufacture

666.2

Manufacture

666.3

Porcupines

599.32

Porifera

Paleozoology

563.4

Zoology

593.4

Porpoises

599.5

Port

Charges

Marine transportation

387.11

Cities City planning

711.45

Engineering

627.3

Guides

Marine transportation

387.11

Regulations

Marine transportation

387.11

Portal to portal pay

331.22

Porter

663.4

Portfolios Art

704.94

Portinari, Beatrice

Painting

759.98

Portland, Me.

974.191

Portraits

Miniature Painting

757

Painting

757

Photography

778.9

Ports

Free

387.13

Individual

387.12

Inland

386.8

Ocean

387.1

Portulaceae

583.15

Portugal

946.9

Portuguesa

987.4

Portuguese

Furniture

749.26

Guinea

966.57

Language

469

Literature

869

Philosophy

196

Positional astronomy

526.6

Positrons

Nuclear physics

539.72

Posology

Veterinary medicine

636.0895

Post

Classical Latin Lan-

guage

477.03

60s

Post — (Continued) Office Department Offices Architecture

Postage stamps

Postal

Communication

Savings banks Services Systems

In specific countries Poster Art Work

Elementary education Posters Advertising Posting Bookkeeping Post-Marxian socialism Post-Nicene church Postoperative care Posts Military Posture Potash

Fertilizer materials Salt Mining Chloride Fertilizers Potassium Hydroxide

Industrial chemistry Inorganic chemistry Potatoes Culture Potentiometers Potentiometric methods

Quantitative analysis Potosi Potters' Art Marks Pottery Ceramics Manufacture Pouched mammals Poultry

H ouses Architecture Husbandry Manure Poussin, Nicolas Painting

Index

353.4 725.1 383.2

383

332.22

383.1

383.4

383.49

741.67

372.5

659.134

657.2

335.5

281.4

617.9

355.7

613.7

631.83 622.36 631.83

661.2 546.3 635.2 621.37

545.3 984.1

738 738

738.3 666.3 599.2

728.9 636.5 631.86

759.4

Powder metallurgy Po\vder\' mildews Power

Factor meters Machinery Farm Measurement Electricity Plants Aircraft Automobile Casualty insurance Other than steam Steam Transmission City planning Machinery Yachts Practical nurses Practice schools ■ Praeseodymium Pragmatic logic Pragmatism Prairie provinces Prairies Physiography

Prakrit Language Literature Prayer Books Meetings Of Manasses Apocrypha Personal Superstitions Prayers Judaism Preachers Preaching Precambrian eras Precedence of rank Precious Metals Sculpture Stone industries

Economics Stones Carving Economic geology

671.37 589.23

621.37 631.37

621.37

629.1435

629.25

368.56

621.49

621.19

711.8

621.8

623.824

610.73

370.73

546.6

164

190

971.2

551.45

491.3

891.3

264.1

264

264

229

248

398.3

296.43

253

251

551.71

929.7

669.2 739.2

338.27

736.2

553.8

Index

606

Precious — ( Con finned )

Engraving 736.2

Mining 622.38

Precipitation Meterology 551.573

Precise spirit leveling 526.36

Precision drawing 744 Predation

Animal ecolog\' 591.5 Predestination and free

will 234

Predictions Superstitions 398.3

Preferential tariff 337.9

Pregnancy 618 Prehistoric

Art 571.7

Man 571

Shelter 571.8

Structures 571.9

Pre-marital sex relations 301.424

Preoperative care 617.9

Preparation for marriage 301.426

Preparatory schools 373

Presbyterian Church 285

American 285.1

British Empire 285.2

Presbyterianism 285 Presentation of Christ

in temple 232,92

Preserving 664.83 President

U. S. government 353.03 Presidential campaigns

U. S. 329.01

Pre-Socratic philosophy 182

Press 070.1

And state 070.13

Associations 070

Books 015

Censorship 070.13

Freedom 323.44

Influence 070.1

Laws . 070.13

Pressed glass 748.2

Presses Hydraulic 62 1 .2 Pressing

Metal manufacture 671.33

Pressure

Atmospheric

551.54

Cookery

641.58

Hydrostatics

532.2

Vapor

533.12

Prestidigitation

793.8

Preventive

Medicine

614

Veterinary

636.0894

Police work

364.4

Price

Determination

338.52

Levels

338.528

Movements

338.528

And money

332.41

Prices

Economics

338.5

Government regulation

338.526

Interrelationship

338.522

Prickly pear

Agricultural pest

632.58

Priesthood

Comparative mythology

291

Priests

253

Primaries

324.23

Primary

Batteries

621.35

Schools

372.24

Primates

599.8

Primers Manufacture

662.28

Primitive

Church

281

Painting

759.01

Sculpture

732.2

Society

572.7

Primrose

583.67

Primulaceae

583.67

Primulales

583.67

Prince

Charles Foreland

998.1

Edward Is.

971.7

Princes Education

371.96

Principe

966.99

Print making

760

Printing

655.1

Elementary education

372.5

Industry

655.1-.3

60J

Index

Printing — ( Contin ued )

Library 025.12

Materials Photography 771.5

Music 781.98

Paper Manufacture 676.2

Photographic method 770.2

Plants Management 655 Presses

History 655.4

Private 094

Processes 655.3

Rare 094

Telegraphy 621 .382

Printon 778.6

Prints 760

Collections 769

Library treatment 025.177

Priories Architecture 726.7

Priorities

Industrial mobilization 3 5 5.26

Prison

Clinics 365.66

Discipline 365.6

Education 365.66

Hospitals 365.66

Inmates Employment 365.65

Labor 365.65

Laboratories 365.66

Management 365

Punishment 365.6

Recreation 365.66

Schools 365.66 Social work ' 365.66

Systems 365.2

Welfare work 365.66

Prisoners

Classification 365.6

Employment 365.65

Escapes 365.6

Fingerprinting 365.6

Of war 355.1

International law 341.33

Photographing 365.6

PoHtical 365.4

Reception 365.6

Release 365.6

Treatment 365.6

Prisons 365.3

Architecture 725.6

Libraries 027.66

Military 355.7

Nursing 610.733

Special 365.4

Private

Duty nursing 610.732 Enterprise and govern- ment 322 Finance 332 Land 333.3 Law 347

International . 34 1 . 59

Libraries 027.1

Press books 094

Social agencies 361.7

Privateering

Maritime warfare 341.36

Privateers 623.821

Prize fighting 796.83

Prizes

Of war 341.36

School 371.53

Probability 519 History 519.1 Philosophical founda- tions 519.1

Probation 364.6

Juvenile 364.63

Problem

Children Education 371.93

Method Teaching 371.36

Problems

Elementary education 372.7 Proboscidea 599.61

Process color printing 655.32 Processionals Customs 394 Proctology 616.3

Procurement Military 3 55.8

Product

Research 658.83

Simplification 658.51

Standardization 658.51

Producer gas

Manufacture 66 5 .77

Index

608

609

Index

Production

Agricultural ^"58.1

Control Economic ^^8

Factory 658.51

Cooperative 334.6

Credit Corporation 332.31

Economics 338 Factory management 658.5

Freedom 338

Large-scale 338.8

Organization 338.7

Planning 338

Systems 338.6

Professional

Education 378.99

Nurses 610.73 Services Economics 338.46

Professions Writing 808.06

Profiles

Military 355.3

Naval 359.3

Profit and loss

Accounting 657.3

Program notes Music 780.15

Progress Theory 30 1 .24

Progressive

Party of 1912 329.6

System Prisons 365.2

Teaching 371.36

Prohibited books 098

Prohibition party 329.8 ■ Project method

Teaching 371.36

Projectiles 623.451

Motion 623.53

Projection

Photographic 778.2

Tests 1 37.8

Projective geometry 516.5

Projector

Screens 778.2

Teaching aid 371.335

Projectors 778.2

Proletariat

Economic class 323.3

Social status 301.44

Prometheum 546.6

Promissory notes

332.77

Promotion

Personnel management

658.312

School administration

371.28

Pronunciation

English language *

421.5

Musical voice training

784.93

Other languages

15

Proofreading

655.2

Propaganda

Social control

301.152

Propagation

Crop production

651.5

Radio waves

621.3841

Propane gas

Manufacture

665.77

Propcllants

Manufacture

662.26

Ordnance

623.452

Propellers

Airplane

629.1436

Vlarine

623.873

Property

In war

341.32

Personal Private law

347.3

Real Private law

347.2

Right of

323.4

Tax

Classified

336.21

General

336.21

Personal

336.23

Real

336.22

Prophecies

Bible

220.15

Messianic

232.1

Occult

133.3

Prophetic books

Bible

224

Pseudepigrapha

229.9

Prophets Minor

224.9

Propionate cellulose plas-

tics

668.44

Proportion Drawing

741.4

Proportional representa-

tion

324.22

Proprietary libraries

027.2

Proprietorship

Business ownership Propulsion

Machinery Marine

Shafting

Marine engines Proslavery Prosobranchia Prosody Prospecting

Aircraft use

Economic geology

Mining

Petroleum mining Prostatitis

Prosthetic dentistry Prostitution Proteacea Proteales Protective

Coloration

Devices Aircraft Electric Protein

Fiber textiles

Plastics

Synthesis

Plant physiology Proteins

Organic chemistry

Proterozoic era Protestant

Brotherhoods

Episcopal Church

Revolt

Sisterhoods Protestantism Protoactinium

Inorganic chemistry Protons Nuclear physics Protoplasm Microbiolog)' Prototheria Protozoa

Paleozoology

Zoology Protozoology

Protura 658.1 Provengal

Language 623.87 Literature

Proverbs 623.873 Folklore

326 O. T.

594.3 Providence, R. I.

808.1 Provincial court system

Proving grounds Navy 629.18 Provost Marshal

553 Psalms O. T.

622.1 Commentaries

622.338 Liturgical use

616.6 Metrical versions

617.6 Pseudepigrapha Bible

30 1 .424 Pseudoneuroptcra

583.93 Pseudonymous works

583.93 Bibliographies

Pseudopsychology

591.5 Pseudoscorpiones Psilophytales

629.144 Psilophyton

621.328 Psocids

Psychiatric nursing 677.47 Psychiatry

668.43 Psychic phenomena

Psychical research 581.13 Psychoanalysis

Schools 547.92 Psychological

551.71 Research

Tests

271.8 Warfare

283 Psychology

270.6 Abnormal 271.98 Adolescent

284 Adult

Animal

546.6 Application

539.72 Applied 576.2 Character 599.1 Child

Clinical 563.1 Comparative

593.1 Differential

593.1 Educational

595.71

449 849

398.9

223.7

974.52

347.98

359.7

355.13

223.2

223.6

223.5

223.5

229

595.73

014

133-135

595.4

561 7

561.7

595.73

610.736

616.89

133.93

133.07

131.34

131.34

150.72

151.2

355.42

150

132

136.73

136.5

151.3

150.13

150.13

137

136.7

131.3

151.3

13^139

370.15

Index

610

Psychology — ( Con tinned )

Publ ic — ( Con timi ed )

Environmental

136.2

Domain

333.72

Evolutionary

136.3

Education

379.1

Experimental

150.72

Administration

379.15

Fields

130

Facilities

Folk

136.4

Centralization

379.175

Genetic

136

Federal

Gestalt

150.19

Aid

379.12

Individual

137

Control

379.151

Infant

136.71

Supervision

379.151

Of

Financial administra-

Vlusic

781.1

tion

379.11

Salesmanship

658.85

History

379.4-.9

Pastoral

253.5

Laws

379.14

Racial

136.4

Legislation

379.14

Rationa

150.1

Local

Religious

201.6

Administration

379.153

Sex

136.1

Organization

379.153

Social

301.1

Support

379.13

Study and teaching

150.7

Organization

379.15

Systems

150.19

Rural areas

379.173

Theories

150.1

State

Psychometry

152.8

Administration

379.152

Psych ophysics

152.8

Aid

379.12

Psych ophysiology

131

Organization

379.152

Psychoses

616.89

Textbook control

379.156

Psychosomatic medicine

616.08

Elementary education

379.17

Psychosomatics

131

Expenditures

336.39

Psychotherapy

131.32

Fetes

791

Pt boats

623.825

Finance

336

Pteridophytes

1. ^

In specific countries

336.4

Botany

587

Health

614

Paleobotany

561.7

Department

352.4

Pteridosperms

561.5

Nursing

610.734

Pterob ranch ia

596

Veterinary medicine

636.0894

Pterosauria

568.1

Housing Authority

332.32

Puberty Psychology

136.73

Institutions of higher

Public

learning

379.16

Accounting

657.6

Land

333.1

Accounts

336.39

Libraries

027.4

Address systems

621.389

Branches

027.42

Administration

350

Lighting systems

Problems

351

Design

621.32

Affairs Sermons

252.6

Opinion Social contro

301.152

Buildings

Parks

Architecture

725

Landscape design

712.5

Care

647.96

Recreational facilities

712.54

611

Index

Public — ( Con tin ued ) Property sale Revenue Relations

Church

Libraries

Military'

University and college Secondary education

Service

Administration Bureaus Control Employment Job analysis and clas- sification Organizations Personnel Social psychology Speaking

Elementary educa- tion Utilities Economics Works

Department Engineering Worship Publication Writing for Publications Library Publicity

Labor unions Library Publishers' catalogs Publishing

Houses History Music Puddings Home cookery Puddling Puebla Pucrpcrium Puerto Rico Puget Sound Pullman Car Company Pulmonata Pulp manufacture Pumice Mining Pumps

Engineering

336.12

659.111

254.4

021.7

355.9

378.1

379.17

-.5

351.1- 351.1 351.9 351.5

351.2

351.1

351.3

301.158

808.5

372.6 338.39

352.5

628

264

808.06

025.12

659.111

331.893

021.7

015

655.5

655.4

781.98

641.86

669.141

972.4

618

972.95

979.77

385.2

594.3

676.1

622.36

621.6

Pumps — (Continued)

Marine engineering 623.873

Steam engineering 621.19

Punched card accounting 657

Punctuation

Elementary education 372.6

English language 421.9

Other languages — 19

Punic

Language * 492.6

Literature 892.6 Punishment

Criminal law 343.2

Eternal 237

Military 355.13

Prison 365.6

School 371.54

Science 365

Social control 301.152

Puno 985.3

Puppetry 791.5

Puppets 791.5

Purchasing 658 7

Cooperatives 3 34. 5

Purgatory 236 Purification

Petroleum refining 665.53

Puritanism 285.9

Purpose Theory 124

Purslane 583.15

Pursuit of happiness 323.4 Putting out system

Production 338.6

Putumayo 986.16

Puzzles 793 7

Pycnogonida 595.4

Pyralin 668.44

Pyrenees Mts. 946

Pyrite Mining 622.36

Pyrrho Philosophy 1 86 Pythagoras Philosophy 182 -

Qataban language 492.9 Quackery

Pubhc health control 614.2

Quadrille 793.34

Ouails Husbandn^ 636.59

Index

61

Quakers

289.6

Race

Qualitative analysis

544

Horses Husbandry

636.1

Quality contro

Relations and Christi-

Factory organization

568.56

anity

261.8

Statistics

311.2

Tracks Architecture

725.8

Theory

519.93

Races and state

323.1

Quantics

512.8

Racial

Quantitative analysis

545

Conflict

301.46

Quantity cookery

641.57

Minorities

301.45

Quantum mechanics

530.1

Education

371.97

Quarantine

Psychology

136.4

Agriculture

632.9

Racing

Public health

614.4

Automobiles

796.72

Quarrving

Dogs

798.8

Building stone

622.35

Horses

798.4

Mining operations

622.2

Yachts

623.822

Quartermaster Corps

355.8

Radar

621.381

Quartz Mineralogy

549.6

Electronic navigation

623.893

Quaternions

Radiant heating

697.2

Algebraic theory

512.85

Radiation

Analytic geometry

516.8

Chemistry

541.23

Quebec

971.4

Heat transmission

536.2

City

971.4471

Infra-red

535

Queen Anne furniture

749.22

Light

535

Queenslanc

994.3

Radio waves

621.3841

Queretaro

972.4

Solar

523.72

Question and answer

Therapeutic use

615.8

books

030

Ultra-violet

535

Questioning

Radiators

697.1

Teaching technique

371.3

Radio

Quinces Culture

634.1

Advertising

659.14

Quincy method

And

Education

371.4

Adult education^

374.26

Quinine Culture

633.88

Libraries

021.4

Quintana Roo

972.6

Apparatus and equip-

Quiz books

030

ment

621.3843

Quizzes

793.7

Applications

621.3849

Quota system

325.1

Broadcasting

621.3849

Quotations Collections

808.88

Circuits

621.384

Communication systems

621.3845

RDX Manufacture

662.27

Educational programs

374.26

ROTC

355.37

Engineering

621.384

Rabbi

296.6

Military engineering

623.73

Rabbits

News writing

070.41

Hair fiber textiles

677.3

Principles

621.3841

Husbandry

636.9

Programs Religious

254.3

Zoology

599.32

Script writing

808.22

613

Radio — (Continued)

Show production

Speaking

Stations

Teaching aid

Waves Radioactive

Elements

Inorganic chemistry Metallurgy

Methods

Mining prospecting

Tracer techniques Quantitative analysis Radioactivity

Measurement Radiocommunication Radiofacsimile Radiographic testing Radiography Radiolaria Radios Design Radiotelegraph Radiotelephone Radiotherapy Radishes

Botany

Culture Radium

Economic geology

Inorganic chemistry

Metallurgy

Therapeutic use Radon

Inorganic chemistry Raffia handcraft Rag pulp Ragweeds

Raiding Naval warfare Railroad

Companies

Earthwork

Engineering

Finance

Grounds Landscaping

Rates

Retirement Act of 1937

Index

Railroad — ( Con tinued )

792.94

Roadbec

625.12

808.5

Surveying

625.11

384.5

Tracks

625.14

371.333

Accessories

625.16

621.3841

Railroads

Auxiliary structures

625.13

Construction

625.1

546.6

Design

625.1

669.293

History

385.1

Maintenance

625.1

622.1

Model

625.19

Transportation

385.1 ■

545.82

Railroading

625.27

539.752

Railway

539.77

Brotherhoods

331.881

384.5

Express

385.2

621.384

Terminals Architecture

725.3

620.112

Railways

778.3

City planning

711.7

563.1

Rain

551.573

745.2

Insurance

368.1

621.384

Raisin grapes Culture

634.8

621.384

Raleigh, Sir Walter

615.8

Voyages Raman effect

973.17

583.12

Molecular physics

539.1

635.1

Ramanuja Philosophy

181.48

Ramie fiber textiles

677.1

553.4

Ramps

546.4

Architectural design

729.3

669.293

Rams Hydraulic

621.2

615.8

Ranch houses

Architecture

728.6

546.29

Ranches Management

636.081

745.58

Range

676.13

Finders Artillery

623.46

583.55

Finding Gunnery

623.5

359.95

Rangers Infantry

356.1

Ranges Management

636.081

385.2

Ranier

625.12

Mt.

979.77

625.1

National Park

979.77

385.13

Rank

929.7

712.7

Ranunculaceae

583.11

385.132

Ranunculales

583.11

368.43

Rapa Is.

996.22

Index

614

Raphael Painting 7 59. 5

Rapnui language 499.4 Rare

Books 090

Earths Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Metallurgy 669.292

Gases

Inorganic chemistry 546.29

Metals Metallurgy 669.29

Printing 094

Rarified air engines 621.42 Raspberry

Botany 583.3

Culture 634.7 Rates

Insurance 368.011

Of exchange 332.45

Rating tests 137.8

Rational psychology 150.1 Rationalistic age

Church history 270.8 Rationalists

Apologetics against 239.7 Rats

Husbandry 636.9

Zoology 599.32

Rayon textiles 677.46 Rays

Nuclear physics 539.72

Zoology 597.3 Reactors

Generation of electricity 621.314

Nuclear ' 539.75

Reader guidance 028.8 Readers

Adult education

English language 428.6

Other languages ■ — 86

Advisory service 028.8

Elementary

English language 428.6

Other languages — 86

For foreigners

English language 428.64 Reading

Art of oral 808.54

Reading — ( ContinuGd )

Clubs

021.4

Courses

028.3

Elementary education

372.4

Guidance

028

Interests and habits

028.9

Lists

028.3

Children's

028.5

Remedial

English language

428.4

Other languages

—84

Readings

Antiphonal

264

Collections

808.8

Consolatory

242.4

Responsive

264

Scripture

264

Reagents Industrial

661

Real

Estate

Bankin-j

332.32

Business

333.33

Credit

332.32

Management

333.33

Property Private law

347.2

Realism

Sculpture

735.22

vs. nominalism

270.5

Realization Accounting

657.3

Realty Private law

347.2

Real variables

Theory of functions

517.1

Reaming machinery

621.95

Reasoning Deductive

162

Receivers

Radio

621.3843

Telegraph

621.382

Telephone

621.385

Television

621.3883

Receptions

642.4

Recessions Business

338.54

Recipes

641.5

Reciprocity

337.9

Recitals

780.73

Recitations

Collections

808.8

Teaching technique

371.3

61s

Index

Reclaimed Paper pulp Rubber Reclamation engineering Reconnaissance Air warfare Surveying

Railroad engineering Reconstruction

Finance Corporation Period U. S. Recorder

Musical instruments Recording

Devices Radio Machines Recordings

Library treatment Recreation

Buildings Architecture Centers Ethics Prison Recreational Facilities Church City planning Laborers Land resources Services Economics Military organization Recruitment Army Military Rectifiers Radio Rector Red algae Botany Paleobotany

Red Cross Redbuds Redemption Redevelopment City planning Red River Redtop Culture

676.14

678.29 627.5

358.45 526.31 625.11

332.3 973.8

788.5

621.3843 651.26

025.178

790

725.8

790

177

365.66

259 711.52 331.83 333.78

338.46 355.34

355.22 355.22 621.3843 253

589.41 561.9

361.506

583.3

234

711

976.66 633.2

Reduction

Chemical engineering Organic chemistry Redwood Reefs Coral Reference Books Use Libraries Referendum Refineries Petroleum Refinery gas Reflection

Geometrical optics Reflex cameras Reflexes Psychology Reforestation Reform movements Reformation Church history History Reformatories Architecture Juvenile Reformatory libraries Reformed Church In America Refinery gas Refraction Geodetic

Geometrical optics Index

Properties of solutions Refractories

Metallurgical furnaces Refractory materials

Mining Refreshment buildings

Architecture Refreshments Refrigerants Refrigerating Machines Plants Systems Refrigeration Engineering

660.28 547.013 585.2 551.42

028.7

025.5

328

665.53

665.77

535.3

771.3

158.42

634.956

301.153

270.6

940 22

364.7

725.6

364.72

027.66

284.2 285 7 665.77

526.38 535.3

541.374

666.72

669.82

622.36

725.7 642.4 621.56

621.57 621.56 621.56

621.56

Index

616

6iy

Index

Refrigeration — (Continued)

Food preservation 664.85

Marine 623.853

Refuelling in flight

Aeronautics 629.18

Refugees

Disaster relief 361.5 Immigration and emi- gration 325.21

Refuse

Disposal 628.4

Plants Architecture 72 5. 1

Regency furniture 749.22

Regenerated cellulose

plastics 668.44

Regeneration 234

Animal physiology 591.3 ..

Regional

Communities 301.37

Geography 913-919

Geology 554-559

Libraries 027.42

Extension function 021.62

Social planning 309.24

Registration

Motor vehicles 629.2

Suffrage 324.24

Regulators

Generation of electricity 621.314

Rehabilitation

Of veterans 355.11

Vocational 371.91

Reindeer Husbandry 636.29

Reinforced concrete

Building material 691.3

Construction 624. 1 8

Engineering material 620.137

Masonry 693.5

Reinsurance 368.012

Relativity 530.I

Relaxation

Personal hygiene 613.7 Relics

And rehquaries 231.7

Of Passion 232 96 Relief Cutting

Relief — ( Continued )

Cutting — (Continued) Glass decoration

Mine accidents

Prints Religion

And Science

Babylonian

Celtic

Christian

Comparative Freedom Greek Jewish Natural Non-Christian Personal Psychology of Roman Semitic

Teutonic and Northern Therapeutic use Religious Art

Christian Symbolism Associations

Adult education

Architecture Education

Denominational Sunday schools

Groups and state

Liberty

Minorities Education

Movements

Music

Obser\'ances Cookery

Occasions Meditations

Orders

Organizations Libraries

Paintings

Radio programs

Revivals

Rites

Services

Military organization Sociology

748.6

622.86

761

200

215

299.219

299.16

220-269 290

323.44

292

296

210

290

248

201.6

292

299

293

615.85

704.948

246

267

374.21

726.9

377

268.8

268

323.1

261.73

371.98

301.153

264

641.56

242.3

271

027.67

755

254.3

269.2

265

355.34 301.4

Religious — ( Continued )

Utopias

261

Wars

270.6

Relishes Cookery

641.81

Rembrandt Painting

759.9492

Remedial

Reading

English language

428.4

Other languages

84

Teaching

371.394

Remedies

Legal

347.95

Superstitions

398.3

Therapeutics

615

Remodeling

Building construction

690

Clothing

646.4

Remonstrants

284.2

Renaissance

Architecture

724.1

Arts

709.03

Church history

270.5

Furniture

749.25

History

940.21

Painting

759.03

Sculpture

735.21

Rendova Is.

993.5

Rennell Is.

993.5

Renouvier, Charles

Philosophy

194

Rent

Agricultural

333.5

Economics

333.5

Urban

333.5

Rental

Libraries

027.3

Systems

333.5

Repatriation

Prisoners of war

341.33

Repentance

234

Repousse

739

Representation Suffrage

324.22

Representative

Democracy

321.82

Government

321.01

Paper money

332.5

Reproduction 574.1

Animal 591.16

Human 612.6

Reproductions Furniture 749.2

Reproductive system

Animal morphology 591.46

Reptiles

Paleozoology 568.1

Zoology 598.1

Rcptilia

Paleozoology 568.1

Zoology 598.1

Republic 321.82

Republican

Democratic party 329.3

Party 329.6

Republics Junior 364.72

Requiems 783.2

Requisition of travelers

Law of war 341.32

Rescue

Mine accidents 622.86

Sea 623.88

Research 001 Aeronautical 629.107 And development de- partments 658.57 Airplanes 629.133 Educational 370.78 Encouragement 378.3 Facilities Architecture 727. 5 Industrial 658.57 Market 658,83 Psychical " 133.07 Psychological 1 50.72 See also specific sub- jects — 07

Reservations Landscaping 719

Reserve

Corps ^ 355.37 Officers' Training Corps 355.37

Reserves

Army 355.37

Military 355.37

Navy 359.37

Reservoirs

Flood control 627.4

Index

618

Residential

Resurrection

232.5

Cities Planning

711.45

Eschatology

236

Use of land

Of Christ

232.97

City planning

711.58

Resuscitation

614.81

Resin fiber textiles

677.47

Retail

Resinox

668.422

Bookselling shops

655.56

Resins

Trade

658.87

Statural

634.986

Retaining walls

Organic ehemistry

547.92

Structural engineering

624.16

0 -' Plastics

668.4

Retardation Sehoo

371.28

Synthetic

Retirement

Organic chemistry

547.92

Personnel management

658.313

0 *

Resistance

Teachers

371.17

Boxes

621.37

Retouching Photography

770.2

Measurement

621.37

Retreats Meditations

242.3

Wielding Resistant construction

671.521

Retribution

237

693.8

Reunion Is.

969.81

Resistivity methods

Mining prospecting Resort architecture

622.1

728.7

Rc\'aluation Money Revelation

St. John's Revenue

Non-tax

332.41

231.7

228

Resources Natural

333.72

336.1

Respiration

574.1

Public finance

336

Animal

591.12

Property sale

336.12

Human Plant

612.2 581.12

1 y

Stamps Taxation Reveultas, Fermin

336.272

Respiratory system

Painting

759.972

Animal

591.42

0 Revivals

Human

616.2

Music

783.7

Responda

296.1

Religious

269.2

Responses

Revolt Protestant

270.6

Animal

591.18

Revolts

323.2

Conditioned

158.42

Revolutionary movements

301.153

Human

612.8

Revolutions

323.2

Music

783.2

Rewards School

371.53

Plant

581.18

Reymet

677.5

Responsive readings

264

Reynolds, Sir Joshua

Rest

Painting

759.2

Homes

362.1

Rhamnaceae

583.27

Periods

Rhamnales

583.27

Labor economics

331.81

Rhenium

Personal hygiene

613.7

Inorganic chemistry

546.71

'I'herapeutic use

615.82

Rhetic

Restaurants

Language

459.9

Architecture

725.7

Literature

859.9

Cookery

641.57

Rhetoric

808

Management

647.95

Rhine River

943

619

Index

Rhinitis Rhinoceroses Rhizopoda Rhode Island

Reds Rhodesia

Northern

Southern Rhodium

Inorganic ehemistry Rhododendron Rhodophyta

Botany

Paleobotany Rhopalocera Rhubarb Culture Rhynia

Rhythm Music Ribbon worms Rice

Botany

Culture Rickets Rickettsials Riddles

Folklore

Recreation Riemann-zeta functions

Calculus Rifle grenades Rifles

Rigging Naval equipment Right

Of

Assembly Jurisdiction Petition Property Search Rights

Individual

Natural Rigid bodies

Mechanics of solids Rimes Folklore Rinderpest Rings Algebra

617.8

Rinks Architecture

725.8

599.72

Rio

593.11

Branco

981.1

974.5

de Janeiro

981.5

636.5

la Plata region

982.1

Oro

964.8

968.94

Grande do

968.91

Norte

981.3

Sul

981.6

546.9

'. '^egro

583.6

Argentina

982.7

Uruguay

989.52

589.41

Riots

323.2

561.9

Crime

364.14

595.78

Insurance

368.1

635.4

Rites

561.7

Judaic

296.4

781.62

Religious

265

595.12

Ritualistic music River

783.2

584.8

Engineering

627.12

633.1

Ports

387.12

616.46

Transportation

386.3

589.9

Walls Construction

627.4

Rivera

989.53

398.6

Rivera, Diego Painting

759.972

793.7

Rivers Physiography

551.48

Riveted construction

693.7

518.5

Riveting

623.44

Aeronautics

629.142

623.44

Shipbuilding

623.84

623.86

Rivets

621.88

Road oil Manufacture

665.53

Roadbed Railroad

625.12

323.4

Roads

341.49

City planning

711.7

323.4

Construction

625.7

323.4

Design

625.7

341.35

Maintenance

625.7

Robbery

364.16

323.4

Insurance

368.82

323.4

Robin Hood Legends

398.22

Rocha

989.51

531.2

Rock

398.8

Carvings

571.7

636.0896

Falls Mine dangers

622.8

512.89

Gardens

635.9

Index

620

621

Index

Rock — (Continued) Paintings

Phosphates FertiHzers Roses Rocket Engines Fuels Rockets Airplanes Ordnance Rocks Igneous Metamorphic Sedimentary Rocky

Mt. National Park Mts.

Canadian Rococo

Architecture Arts

Sculpture Rodent resistant construc- tion Rodentia Rodenticides

Agricultural use Rodents Crop pests Rodeos Rodrigues Roentgen diagnosis Roerich, Nikolai

Philosophy Rollers Steam Rolling

Metal manufacture Mills Management Stock

Accessory equipment Railroad engineering Roman

Catholic Church

Classical architecture

Mythology

Painting

Religion

Sculpture

Romance

571.7

Languages

631.85

Literature

583.13

Romanesque

Architecture

629.14353

Painting

662.66

Sculpture

Romans

629.14353

a clef

623.451

N. T.

552

Romansch

552.1

Language

552.4

Literature

552.5

Romanticism Sculpture

Romany language

978.86

Rome

978

History

971.1

Ancient

Modern

724.1

Ronongo Is.

709.03

Roofing

735.21

Building construction

Mines

693.84

Roofs

599.32

Architectural design

Wood construction

632.95

Root crops

632.6

Field culture

791.8

Garden culture

969.83

Rope

616.07

Handling Seamanship

Naval equipment

197

Transmission

621.14

Power machinery

Rosaceae

671.32

Rosales

621.7

Roses

Botany

625.25

Culture

625.2

Rosemary

Rosicrucians

282

Ross Is.

722.6

Rotary

292

Blowers

759.01

Pumps

292

Rotating wing type air-

733

craft

479.1

879

723.4

759.02

734.2

098

227.1

459.9 859.9

735.22 491.4

937

945.6

993.5

695 622.2

729.3 694.2

633.4 635.1

623.88 623.86

621.85

583.3

583.3

583.3

635.93

583.8

366.4

999

621.6 621.6

629.1335

Rotation of rigid bodies 531.2 Rotational spectra

Molecular physics 539.1

Rotatoria ' 595.18

Rotifers 595.18

Rots Agricultural pests 632.4 Rouault, Georges

Painting 759.4

Roulette 795.2

Round table discussions 808.53

Adult education 374.24

Rounds 784.1

Roundworms 595.13 Rousseau, Pierre

Painting 759.4

Routing

Production control 658.51

Rowing 797.1

Royal Copenhagen

Chinaware 738.2

Earthenware 738.3 Gorge Arkansas River 978.85

Houses 929.7 Royee, Josiah

Philosophy 191 Ruanda-Urundi 967.57 Rubber 678 Adhesives 678.3 Engineering materials 620.19 Natural 678.6 Isomers 678.6 Preliminary treat- ment 678.62 Properties 678.64 Testing 678.64 Organic chemistry 547.92 Products 678.3 Synthetic 678.72 ' Production 678.722 Properties 678.724 Testing 678.724 Rubber-like plastics 678.73 Rubbish Collection 628.4 Rubens, Peter Painting 759.9493 Rubialcs 583.51

Rubidium

Inorganic chemistry

546.3

Rubies

Economic geolog}^

553.8

Rugby

796.33

Rugs

Handmade

746.7

Oriental

746.7

Rules of Road

Seamanship

623.88

Rum

663.5

Rumania

949.8

Rumanian

Language

459

Literature

859

Rumba

793.33

Rummy

795.4

Running

Gear Automobiles

629.24

Water

Gradation work

551.35

Rupert's Land

971.2

Ruptured

Welfare services

362.43

Rural

Architecture

728.6

Church work

254.2

Communities

Political science

323.35

Sociology

301.35

Electrification

Economics

338.39

Residential areas

Planning

711.58

Sociology

301.35

Rush

Botany

584.23

Handcraft

745.58

Russell, Bertrand

Philosophy

192

Russell Is,

993.5

Russia

947

Asiatic part

957

Russian

Furniture

749.27

Language

491.7

Literature

891.7

Index

622

623

Index

Russian — (Continued)

Painting 759.7

Philosophy 197

Soviet Federal Socialist

Republic 947.3

Asiatic part 957 Rusts

Agricultural pests 632,4

Botany 589.22

Rutabagas 633.4

Ruth O. T. 222.3 Ruthenium

Inorganic chemistry 546.9 Rye

'Botany 584.8

Culture 633.1

Saba Is. 972.971

Sabbath Christian 263

Sabean language 492.9

Sac fungi 589.23

Saccharomycetales 589.23

Sacramentals 264

Sacramento Valley 979.45

Sacraments 265 Sacred

Books

Bible 220

Mythology 291

Heart Ladies of 271.9

Persons Comparative

mythology 291

Places ' 291.35

Saddle horses 636.1

Saddlery 685

Safaitic language 492.9

Safety 614.8

Devices

Aeronautics 629. 1 44

Industrial 331.823

Elcmentarv education 372.83

Industrial ' 614.85

Instruction Schools 371.71

Measures Mines 622.86

Programs

Employee welfare 658.382

Sage 583.8

Saguenay River Valley Sahaptian language Sahara

Spanish Saho language Sailing

Craft

Directions

Navigation aids

Ships Sails Naval equipment St.

Anselm Philosophy

Augustine Philosophy

Barthlemy Is.

Christophcr-Nevis Is.

Croix

Eustatius Is.

Helena

John

Lawrence River

Louis, Mo.

Lucia

Maarten Is.

Martin Is.

Pierre

Thomas

Aquinas Philosophy

Vincent Is. Saints Saipan Saktism Salamanders Salad oils Salads Cookery Salary administration

Business

Libraries Sales

Departments

Organization

Tax Salesmanship

In special businesses

Psycholog)' Salicaceae Salicales

971.4 497.4 966.1 964.8 49^.5 797.1 623.822

623.894 623.822 623.86

189

189

972.971

972.971

972.972

972.971

997.12

972.972

971.4

977.866

972.98

972.971

972.971

971.88

972.972

189

972.98

235.2

996.7

294.5

597.9

664.3

641.83

658.32 023.8

658.81

658.81

336.271

658.85

658.851

658.85

583.98

583.98

Salientia

597.8

Salish language

497.3

Salmon Fisheries

639.27

Salon orchestras

785.4

Salt

Economic geology

553.6

Mining

622.36

Processing

664.4

Water fisheries

639.22

Salta

982.4

Salto

989.53

Salts

Industrial chemistry

661.2

Salvage

387.55

Military

355.8

Salvation

234

Army

289.9

Salviniaceae

587.3

Samar Is.

991.4

Samaritan

Language

492.5

Literature

892.5

Samarium

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Samba

793.33

Samkara Philosophy

18L48

Samkhya philosophy

181.41

Samoa

996.13

Samoyed

Languages

494.4

Literature

894.4

Samplers

746.44

Sampling

Mathematical theory

519.93

Aiethod Statistics

311.2

Samuel 0. T.

222.4

San

Andres

986.18

Cristoval Is.

993.5

Sanctification

234

Sanctions

International law

341.65

Sand

Blasting

Glass decoration

748.6

Casting

671.25

Sand — (Continued)

Economic geology

Mining Sandalwood Sandblasts Sand-dollars Sanders Woodworking

equipment Sandstone

Economic geology

Quarrying Sandwich

Glass

Islands Sandwiches San Francisco, Cal. Sanitariums

Nursing Sanitary

Control Public health

Engineering Sanitation

Industrial

Municipal

Schools

Systems Marine San Joaquin Valley

Jose

Juan

Luis Potosi

Marino

Martin

Pedro

Salvador Sanskrit

Language

Literature Santa

Catharina

Cruz

Argentina

Bolivia

Island

Santalaceae

Santalales

Santander

553.6

622.36

583.94

621.54

593.9

674.43

553.5 622.35

748.2

997.11

641.84

979.461

362.1

610.733

614.7

628

614.7

628.5

628.4

371.62

623.854

979.45

989.51

982.6

972.4

945.4

985.4

989.21

972.96

491.2

891.2

981.6

982.7

984.3

993.5

982.2

583.94

583.94

986.12

Index

624

Santayana, George

Sawmill operations

674.2

Philosophy

191

Saxifragaceae

583.3

Santee language

497.5

Saxons

936

Santiago

983.3

Saxophone

788.66

del Estero

982.5

Scale

Santiago-Zomora

986.64

Insects

San Tome

966.99

Agricultural pests

632.7

Sao Paulo

981.6

Zoology

595.75

Sapindaceae

583.28

Mosses

588.3

Sapindales

583.28

Scales Music

781.22

Sapphires

Scandinavia

948

Economic geology

553.8

Scandinavian

Saprolegniales

589.26

Church

284-7

Saps Forest utilization

634.986

• Furniture

749.28

Saran

677.47

Glassware

748.2

Sarawak

991.1

Language

439.5

Sarcodina

593.11

Literature

839.5

Sartre, Jean Philosophy

194

Painting

759.8

Saseno

949.65

Philosophy

198

Saskatchewan

971.24

Scandium

River

971.24

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Sassafras

583.11

Metallurgy

669.7

Sassanian Empire

935

Scaphopoda

594.2

Satan

235.4

Scarabs Carving

736.2

Satire

Scenario writing

808.23

Collections

808.87

Scepticism

186

History

809.7

Scheduling

Social control

301.152

Production control

658.51

Writing

808.7

Schelling, Friedrich

Satires Religious

244

Philosophy

193

Satiric operas

782.1

Schism

Sauces

641.81

Avignon

270.5

Saudi Arabia

953.8

In modern Catholic

Saurischia

568.1

church

284.8

Sauropsida

568

Papal

270.5

Saururaceae

583.925

Schizaeaceae

587.3

Savings

Schizomycetes

589.9

Bank life insurance

368.36

Schizoneura

561.7

Banks

332.2

Schizophrenia

616.89

Personal loans

332.35

Schizophyta

589.7

Deposits

332.2

Scholarship

001

Wealth

339.43

Scholarships

Savory furniture

749.21

Higher education

378.3

Sawdust

School administration

371.22

Fuel technology

662.65

Scholasticism

189

Wood product

674.84

School

Sawing tools

621.93

Administration

371.2

62$

Index

School — ( Continued )

Athletics 371.74

Attendance 371.52

Bible instruction 377-1

Building programs 371.6

Buildings 371-62

Equipment 371.62

Government 371.5

Student participation 371.59

Grounds 371.61

Gymnastics 371.73

Health 371.7

Education 371.76

Service and super- vision 371.71 Immunization pro- grams 371.71 Journalism 371.805 Libraries 027.8 Lunchroom supervision 371.71 Management 371.5 Pageantry 371.895 Physical education 371.73 Placement services 371.427 Plays 371.895 Prizes 371.53 Programs Special dav 371.36 Publicity ' 371.2 Religious instruction 377.1 Safety instruction 371.71 Savings banks 332.23 Songs 784.624 Sports 371.73 Schools

Adult education 374.91

Architecture 727.1

Consolidated 379.175

Demonstration 370.73

Elementary 372.242

Grammar 372.242

Industrial 364.72

Junior high 373-2

Music 780.72

Normal 370.73

Nujsery 372.21

Open-air 371.917

Parochial 377.5

Schools — (Continued)

Practice 370.73

Preparatory 373

Primary 372.24

Prison 365.66 Relation to libraries 021.3

Senior high 373

Summer 371-23

Training 364.72

Truant 364.72

Schopenhauer, Arthur

Philosophy 193

Science

Actuarial 368-01 And religion 21 5 Elementary education 372.3 Influence on Christian- ity 270.8 Library 020 Military 355-359 Political 320

Sciences

Applied 600

Biological 570

Earth 550

Medical 610

Pure 500

Social 300

Scientific

Method 161

Photography 778.3

Scitaminalcs 584.21

Scorpioncs

Paleozoology 56 5 .4

Zoology ' 595.4

Scorpion-flies 595.74

Scorpions 595.4

Scotland 941

Scouring powders 668.1

Scows 623.829

Scrap

Iron 669.143

Metal 671.9

Rubber 678.8

Utilization 678.29

Steel 669.143

Screw threading 621.94

Index

626

Screws

621.88

Script writing

808.22

Scripture readings

264

Scrophulariaceae

583.8

Scrophularialcs

583.8

Sculptural accessories

City planning

711.6

Sculpture

730

Ancient

732

Architeetura

729.5

Baroque

735.21

Byzantine

734

Ceramic

738

Christian

734

Classica

733

Classic period

735.22

Church esthetics

247

Cothic

734.2

History

730.9

Materials

731

Metal

739

Methods

731

Modern

735

Periods

732-735

Primitive

732.2

Renaissance

735.21

Rococo

735.21

Romanesque

734.2

Special materials

736

Stone

736.5

20th century

735.29

Wood

736.4

Sculptors Works

730.9

Scurvy

616.46

Scyphomedusac

593.73

Scyphozoa

593.73

Sea

Coast artillery

Ordnance

623.41

Level

526.36

Squirts Zoology

596

Voyages

910.45

Sea-anemones

593.6

Sea-cucumbers

593.9

Seadromes

Design and construction

629.16

Sea-lilies

593.9

Sealing industries

639.29

Seals

Engraving

736.3

Zoology

599.745

Seamanship

623.88

Seaplanes

629.133

Search

And Rescue

359.93

Right of

341.35

Seas Freedom

341.57

Seascapes

758

Seaside houses

Architecture

728.7

Seasonal

Music

783.2

Temperature changes

551.52

Unemployment

331.13

Seasoning Lumber

674.3

Seasons

525.5

Seats

Landscape architecture

717

Sea-urchins

593.9

Sea-walnuts

593.8

Seaweeds

Botany

589.45

Fertilizers

631.83

Seckert, John Painting

759.2

Seconc

Ballot

324.25

Coming

232.6

Secondary

Education

373

History

373.3-.9

Secondhand book shops

655.56

Secret societies

Schools

371.85

Social groups

366

Secretarial practice

651.02

Secretaries' handbooks

651.02

Secretion

574.1

Animal

591.14

Human

612.4

Plant

581.14

Sects Christian

280

Securities

332.63

Brokers

332.62

62 J

Index

Security

Employment

Markets Sedge

Sedimentary rocks Sedimentation

Geology

Water purification

Seed

Hair fiber textiles

Industr)^ Seed-bearing plants Seedless plants Seeing eye dogs Segmented worms Segregation of unfit

Eugenics Seismic methods

Mining prospecting Seismographic observa- tions Seismology Sekia el Hamra Selaginellaeeae

Selenium

Economic geology Inorganic chemistry

Self

Education Adult

Inventor}^ tests

Propelled artillery Selkirk Mts. Selling

Insurance

Music

Techniques Semantics

General

Language Comparative English Other Semiconductors Semi-metals Mineralogy

Seminars

Teaching method

331.1

332.6 584.8 552.5

551.3 628.16

677.2

631.52

582.1

586

636.74

595.14

301.323

622.1

551.22 551.22 964-8 587.9

553.4 546.2

374.1

137.8

623.43

971.1

368.013

781.98

658.85

190

412

422

—2

537.22

549.2

371.37

Semi-precious stones

Economic geology Semi-private libraries Semitic

Language

Literature

Religion Sending apparatus Radio Seneca

Language

Philosophy Senegal

Senescence Psychology Senior high schools Sensations

Animal physiology

Human physiology

Psychology Sense organs

Animal morphology

Senses

Human physiology Psychology- Sensitive preparations

Photography Sensor\' mechanisms Sentences Criminology- Separating Ore dressing Separators

Steam engineering Sequoia Forestr}^ National Park Seraceta Serbian Language Literature Serfdom Sergipe

Serials Library treatment Sericulture Series expansions

Calculus Sermons

Judaism Serpentes Serum diagnosis

553.8 027-2

492 892 299 621.3843

497.5 188 966.3 136.5

373

591.18

612.8

152

591.48

612.8 152

771.5

152

364.6

622.7

621.19

634.975

979.4

677.46

491.82

891.82

326

981.4

025.173

638.2

517.2

252

296.42

598.12

615.07

Jndex

628

Service

Elements

Army 355.36

Military 355.36

Navy 359.36 Facilities Architecture 72 5. 3 Industries Economics 338.46

Wholesalers 658.86 Ser\aces

Judaism 296.4

Religious 264

Serving Table service 642.6

Sessions law 345.1

Sets Theory of 517.1

Setters ' 636.71 Settlement

Effect on population 301.32 17th and 18th century

painting 759.04 Seventh-Day

Adventists 286.7

Baptists 286 Severance

Tax 336.271

Wages 331.137 Sewage

City planning 711.8

Collection 628.3

Department 352.6

Disposal 628.3

Plants 628.3

Treatment 628.3

Sewing Home processes 646.2

Sex

Crimes 364.15

Education 612.6

School instruction 371.76 Functions

Human physiology 612.6

Psychology 136.1 Relations

Extra-marital 30 1 .424

Pre-marital 301.424

Sexual ethics 177

Sex-worship 291.2

Seychelles 969.6

Shade trees Culture 635.977

Shaft sinking Mining 622.2

Shakers 289.8

Shale oil Manufacljre 665.4

Shanghai 951.132 Shapcrs Woodworking

equipment 674.43

Shaping machinery 621.98 Sharks '

Paleozoology 567. 3

Zoology 597.3

Shceler, Charles Painting 7 59. 1 Sheep

Farm Management 636.3

Husbandry 636.3

Manure 631.86

Zoology 599.73 Sheet metal

Products 671.82

Shops Management 62 1 .7 Work

Aeronautics 629.142

Shipbuilding 623.84

Shell fisheries 639.4

Shellac 668.45

Shells Ordnance 623.451

Shelter Prehistoric 571.8 Shelving

Library buildings 022.4

Of books 025.8

Shenandoah Valley 975.59

Shepherds Adoration of 232.92

Sheraton furniture 749.22

Sherbets Home cookery 641.86

Sheriffs 347.96 Shift

Mechanism Automo- tive engineering 629.24 System

Labor economics 331.81 Shingles

Building construction 695

Manufacture 674.2 Ship canals

Construction 627. 1 3

Transportation 386.4

Shipboard cookery 641.57

629

Index

Shipbuilding 625.82

Facilities 623.83 Shipping

Business 387.51 Industrial management 658.7 Ships

Bureau of 359.7

Classification 387.2

Construction 62 3 .82

Description 387. 54

Design 623.81

Handling 623.88

Hull construction 623.84

Maintenance 623.82

Model 623.82

Rating 387.2

Repair 623.82

Registers 387.2

Services 359.34

Tonnage 387.2

Shipwrecks 910.45

Maritime law 341.57

Shipyards

Architecture 725.4

City planning 711.7

Shock resistant construc- tion 693.85

Shoes

Costume 391

Manufacture 685.3

Shooting 799.3

Game 799.2

Shop management 621.7

Shore protection

Hydraulic engineering 627 Landscape architecture 714

Naval warfare 359.97

Shoring

Structural engineering 624.15

Short

Ballot 324.25

Story writing 808.31

Shorthand 653

Machines 653.3

Systems 653.4

Theories 653.1

Shorthorns 636.22

Shortland Is. 993.5

Shoshoni language 497.4

Show case displays 659.15

Shows 791

Shrines Religious 231.7 Shrink resistant fabrics 677.6 Shrubs

Botany 582.17

Culture 635.97 Landscape architecture 715

Paleobotany 561.121

Shutters Camera 771.3

Siam 959.3 Siamese

Language 495.91

Literature 895.91 Sick

Cookery for 641.56

Home care 649.8

Ministry of 265.8

Welfare ser\'ices 362.1 Sickness

And health plan

Great Britain 368.42 Consolatory readings 242.4

Insurance 368.42

Labor economics 331.82 Side arms

Ordnance 623.44

Ornamentation 739.7

Sidereal day 529

Sierra Leone 966.4

Sight 612.8 Reading

Music education 780.77

Saving classes 371.911

Singing 784.94 Sighting

Apparatus ""623.46

Gunnery 623.5 Sigillaria 561.7

Sign language 419 Signal

Communication

Military engineering 623.73 Lights Naval equipment 623.86

Index

630

Signals

Automobile

629.27

Railroac

625.16

Signets Engraving

736.3

Signs

Advertising

659.134

Superstitions

398.3

Zodiac

133.5

Sikhism

294.5

Silage

636.085

Silastic

678.72

Silent system Prisons

365.2

Silhouette photography

778.8

Silica Mining

622.36

Silicates

Industrial chemistry

661.2

'Vlineralogy

549.6

Silicispongiae

563.4

Silicon

Inorganic chemistry

546.28

Organic compounds

547.8

Silicones

Organic compounds

547.8

Silk

Culture

638.2

Screen Printing

655.3

Textiles

677.41

Silkool

677.47

Silkw^oini culture

638.2

Silos

Architecture

728.9

Farm buildings

631.2

Silver

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.56

VIetallurgy

669.23

Mining

622.342

Sculpture

739.2

Standarc

332.42

Silversmiths

739.2

Silverware

642.7

Silvics

634.94

Silviculture

634.95

Simplification of prod-

ucts and materials

658.51

Sin

Mortal

233.2

Sin — (Continued)

Original

233.1

Venia

233.2

Sindhi

Language

491, 4

Literature

891.4

Singapore

959.52

Single

Entry Bookkeeping

657.2

Tax plan

336.22

Sinkiang

951.6

Sino-Tibetan

Languages

495

Literature

895

Sins against Holy Ghost

233.2

Sinusitis

617.8

Siouan-Muskogean lan-

guage

497.5

Siphonaptera

595.775

Siqueiros, David

Painting

759.972

Sirups

664.1

Sisterhoods

Catholic

271.9

Protestant

271.98

Sisters

Of

Charity

271.9

Mercy

271.9

Skates

Paleozoology

567.3

Zoology

597.3

Skating

796.91

Skeet shooting

799.31

Skeletal system

Animal

591.47

Human

616.7

Sketching

741.7

Ski troops

356.1

Skiing

796.93

Skin

616.5

Care

646,73

Functions

612.79

Skins

Leather processing

675.2

Sky writing Aircraft use

629.18

Skyscrapers Architecture

725.2

631

Index

Slags

Fertilizers 631.85

Metallurgy 669.84

Slang

English language 427.09

Other languages — 709

Slate

Economic geology 553.5

Quarrying 622.35

Shingles 695

Slavery 326

Slavic

Furniture 749.27

Language 491.7

Literature 891.7

Philosophers 197

Sleep and rest 613.7

Sleet 551.573

Sleighing 796.9

Slides

Library treatment 025.177

Slime molds 589.29

Slips Shipbuilding 623.83

Slit fungi 589.23

Slopes Stability 624.151

Sloths 599.3 Slovak

Language 491.8

Literatiire 891.8 Slovene

Language 491.84

Literature 891.84 Sludge disposal

Sewage treatment 628.3 Slugs

Paleozoology 564.3

Zoology 594.3

Sluices Construction 627.8

Slums City planning 711.59 Small Arms

Manufacture 683

Ordnance 623.44

Loans 332.35

Mosses 588.22

Power craft 623.823

Smell

Physiology 612.8

Psychology 152 Smith, Adam

Economic theories 330.15 Smoke

Consumers

Steam engineering 621.183

Control 628.5

Projectile mortars 623.445

Shells 623.451

Smokeless powder 662.26

Smoking accessories 688

Smuggling 364.13 Smuts

Agricultural pests 632.4

Botany 589.22 Snails

Paleozoology 564. 3

Zoology 594.3

Snake-flies 595.74

Snakes 598.12

Snap-dragons 583.8

Snow 551.573

Removal 628.4

Snowshoeing 796.9

Soap Manufacture 668.1

Soapberry 583.38 Soap-box automobiles

Racing 796,72

Soaring Aeronautics 629. 1333

Soccer 796.33

School 371.74 Social

Agencies 361

Anthropology 572.7

Case work 361.3 Change and culture 301.2

Classes 323.3

Education 371.96

Clubs 367

Control 301.152

Cultural change 301.24

Processes 301.23

Customs 394

Disorganization 30 1 .46

Ethics 177

Index

6^2

Social — ( Con tin ued )

Group work

361.4

Groups

366

History

900

Institutions

301.4

Insurance

368.4

Interaction

301.1

VIovements

301.153

Order

301.15

Organization

301.4

Voluntary

301.43

Planning

309.2

International

309.22

National

309.23

Regional

309.24

State

309.25

Problems

301.46

Psychology

301.1

Sciences

300

Security Act

362.9

Service exchanges

361.8

Status

301.44

Stratification

301.44

Studies

Elementary education

372.83

Suneys

309.1

'I'heology Judaism

296.38

I'heories

330.15

Welfare

360

Planning

361.2

Work

361

Church

258

Industrial

331.83

Prison

365.66

Socialism

And Christianity

261.85

Catholic

335.7

Christian

335.7

Economics

335

Marxian

335.4

. National

335.6

Political science

321.83

Post-Marxian

335.5

Socialist

Communities

335.9

Party U. S.

329.8

Socialization

And personality Socialized Medicine Recitation Societies Cooperative Denominational Hereditary American Non-American Military American Non-American Missionary Patriotic American Non-American Secret

Young peoples' Society Islands Libraries Primitive Socinianism Socio-economic Groups

Problems and Chris- tianity Socio-ethical theories Sociology Economic Educational Family Industrial Methodology Political Religious Rural Theory Socio-rcligious groups

Education Socrates Philosophy Soda

Fountains

Management Process Wood pulp

301.23 301.12

614.2

371.37

060

334

267

369.1 369.2

369.1 369.2 266

369.1 369.2 366 369.4

996.21 027.2

572.7 288

'301.44

261.8

330.15

301

301.4

370.19

301.42

301.4

301.01

301.4

301.4

301.35

301.01

301.45

371.98

183

647.95 676.12

633

Sodium Hydroxide

Industrial chemistry Inorganic chemistry Soft-rayed fishes Soil

Analysis

Biological processes

Chemistry

Engineering properties

Microbiology

Mineralogy

Management

Physical properties

Pollution

Public health control Study Soilless culture Solar Day Engines Heating Radiation System Soldering Sol-fa Solfeggios Solid geometry Solids

Mechanics Physics

Thermodynamic prop- erties Solifuge Solitaire

Solitary confinement Solomon Islands Song of Solos Solubility Solutions Theory Solvent naphtha Solvents

Industrial chemistry Rubber manufacture Somali language

Index

Somaliland British

661.2 French

546.3 Italian 597.5 Song

Collections

631.4 Of Solomon

631.46 Of the three children

631.41 Songs

624.151 Sonora

631.46 Sophism 631.411 Soqotra 631.58 Island 631.43 Language

Sorcery 614.7 Sorghum

631.4 Botany

631.58 Culture

Soriano 529 Sorting machines

621.47 Soteriology 697.2 Soul 523.72 Sound

523.2 Effects

67 1 . 56 Films Photography

784.94 Insulation

784.94 Music theory

513.3 Recorder Teaching aid

Recording

531 Reproduction

539.2 Sousaphone

South 536.43 Africa

595.4 British

795.4 Union of

365.2 America

Geography

993.5 Geology 223.9 History

784.3 American 541.373 Languages 541.37 Literature 662.628 Australia

Carolina 661.8 Dakota

678.23 Georgia

493.5 Islands

967.7 967.72 967.71 963.5

784.8

223.9

229

784.71

972.1

183

997

492.9

133.4

584.8 633.6

989.52

651.26

234

233.5

534

792.02

778.5

693.83

781.22

371.333

621.345

621.345

788.48

968.9 968

918 558 980

498

898

994.2

975.7

978.3

997.11

993.1

f

Index

634

South — {Continued)

Orkneys 997.11

Pole 999

Shetlands 997.11

Tlic U. S. 975

West Africa 968.8

Southern

Rhodesia 968.91 Workers Employment ^ 3 1 .66

Sovereignty 320.157

Soviet Central Asia 958.4

Sow-bugs 595.372

Soybean

Culture 633.34

Fiber textiles 677.47

Plastics 668.43

Space selection

Advertising 659.132

Spaghetti Manufacture 664.7 5

Spain 946

Spanish American

Philosophy 199.8

War 973.89

Furniture 749.26

Language 460

Literature 860

Morocco 964.2

Painting 759.6

Philosophy 196

Sahara ' 964.8

Sparganiaccae 584.61

Spark control

Automobiles 629.24

Sparring 796.83

Speaking 808.5

Trance 133.93

Spearmint 583.8

Special Circuits

Nuclear physics 539.77 Day School programs 371.36

Group songs 784.66

Libraries 026

School instruction 371.91 Services

Army 355.34

Special — ( Con tin ued )

Services — ( Con tin ued ) Military Navy

Subjects Photography

Tax Specialization

Production Specifications

Building

Engineering Specimen books Printing Spectacles Fitting Spectator psychology Spectrochcmieal methods

Qualitative analysis Spectrometry Spectroscopes

Optical use Spectroscopic analysis

Qualitative

Quantitative Spectroscopy

Astronomy

Microwave Spectrum

Of Stars Sun Speculation Speech

Correction

Defectives Education

Freedom

Techniques Speleology Spelling

Books

English language Other languages

Elementary education

English language

Other languages

Reform

English language Other languages Spencer, Herbert

Philosophy

355.34 359.34

778.9 336.278

338

692.3

620.03

655.24

617.7

301.158

544

559.74

522

535.8

544 545.4

522.6 539.1

523.87

523.77

332

612.78

808.52

371.914

323.44

808.5

551.44

428.1

—81 372.42 421.4 —14

421.4 —14

192

635

Spengler, Oswald

Philosophy Spermatophytes

Botany

Paleobotany Sphaeriales Sphagnales Sphenophyllales Sphenopteris Spheroid determination

Spices

Culture

Manufacture Spiders Spider-wort

Spillways Construction Spinach Spinal cord Spinet Spinoza, Baruch

Philosophy Spiny anteaters Spiny-rayed fishes Spiny-skinned animals Spiritual phenomena Spiritualism

Christian sect

Occultism Spirituals Spirochaetales Spitsbergen Spleen

Splicing Seamanship Spode Chinaware Sponge iron Sponges

Fisheries

Paleozoology

Zoology Spontaneous generation Sporting guns Sports

School Spotting

Commercial cleaning

Home clothing care

Index

193

582.1

561.121

589.23

588.1

561.7

561.5

526.1

633.8 664.5

595.44

584-3

627.8

635.4

616.8

786.2

199.492

599.3

597.5

593.9

133.07

289.9

133.9

784.756

589.9

998.1

616.15

623.88

738.2

669.141

639

563.4

593.4

576

799.31

796

371.73

667.12 646.6

Spraying

Agriculture 632.9

Metal manufacture 671.73

Springs

Automobile 629.24

Hydrology 551.49

Mechanical 621.82

Spring-tails 595.71

Spruce

Botany 585.2

Forestry 634.975

Spun Glass

Textiles 677.5

Decoration 748.6

Spun-lo 677.46

Square dances 793.34

Squares

Landscape design 712.5

Squash

Culture 635.6

Game 796.34

Squid

Paleozoology 564. 5

Zoology 594.5

Squilla 595.38

Squirrels 599.32

Stability

Naval architecture 623.81 Structural engineering 624.151

Stables

Architecture 728.9

Management 636.083

Stadiums Architecture 725.8

Staff

Army 355.33 Business organization 658.16

Librarv 023.5

Military 355.33

Naval 359.33

Stage

Costuming 792.02

Design 792.02

Lighting 792.02

Make-up 792.02

Show production 792.92

Stained glass 748.5

Index

636

Staining Wood finishing

698.3

Stairs

Architectural design

729.3

Building

694.8

Stamping

Metal manufacture

671.33

Stamp tax

336.272

Stamps

Collection

383.22

Engraving

736.3

Postage

383.2

Standarc

Cells

Electric measure-

ments

621.37

Costs Accounting

657.4

Railroads

Engineering

625.1

Transportation

385.1

Standardization

389

Industrial products

658.51

Standards

Of

Admission Schools

371.21

Living

339.42

Star

Flower

583.13

Shells Ordnance

623.451

Starch

.Vlanufacture

664.2

Organic chemistry

547.92

Starfishes

593.9

Stars

523.8

Clusters

523.85

Double

523.84

Multiple

523.84

Variable

523.84

State

320

Aid to

Education

379.12

Libraries

021.8

Anc

Church

322.1

Education

379

Groups

323

Individuals

323.4

Libraries

021.8

Nationalities

323.1

State — (Continued)

And — (Continued)

Press

070.13

Races

323.1

Religious groups

323.1

Capitols Architecture

725.1

Change of form

321.09

Court system

347.98

Department

353.1

Forms

321

Function

322

Government

353

Ideal

321.07

Medicine

614.2

National

321.8

Origin and nature

320.15

Power

320.157

Rights Doctrine

321.021

Social planning

309.25

Universities

378

World

321.04

Statements

Accounting

657.3

Vlanagerial use

658,15

Static equilibrium

Mechanics of solids

531.2

Statistical

Machines

651.26

Mechanics

530.1

Method

311

Statistics

310

Geographic

314-319

Mathematical

311.2

Theory

519.9

Medical

614.1

Preparation

311

Presentation

311

Survey methods

311

Tabulation

311

Vital

312

Stature Anthropometry

573.6

Status Social

301.44

Statute

English law

346

U. S. law

345

Steam

Boilers

621.184

637

Index

Steam— (Continued)

Circulation

Distribution

Ejectors

Engineering

Engines Marine

Generation

Heating

Injectors

Locomotives

Piping

Power plants

Rollers

Tractors

Turbines Steamship lines

Steel

Building

Construction Material

Engineering material

Hardening

Heat treatment

Manufacture

Metallography

Metallurgy

Sculpture

Structural engineering

Square Use Steering apparatus

Aircraft

Automobile

Seamanship

Stella, Joseph Painting

Stellar parallax

Stencil

Decoration

Duplication

Stenograph

Stenotype

Stentor

Steps

Landscape architecture

Stereo cameras Stereoscopic photography Stereotype printing

621.185

621.185

621.6

621.1

621.11

623.872

621.18

697.5

621.6

625.26

621.185

621.19

621.14

621.14

621.16

387.54

693.7

691.7

620.17

669.18

669.18

672

669.16

669.142

739.4

624.18

694.2

629.15

629.24

623.88

759.1

523.81

745.7 652.4 653.3 653.3 593.17

717

771.3 778.4 655.3

Sterility Of

Females Males Sterilization Birth control Eugenics Sterols

Organic chemistry Steuben glass Ste\'edores Stewart Is. Stick insects Sticgel glass Stigmata

Still life Painting Stimulants

Effect on human body Stock Beets Brokers

Control Warehousing Exchanges Farms Live Stocks and bonds Stockticker

Stoichiometry Industrial Stoicism Stomach Stomatopoda

Stone

Ages Archeology

Artifacts

Artificial

Building material

Engineering material

Masonry

Quarr\ang

Sculpture Stonecutting Stoneflies Stones

Precious

Carving and engraving Economic geology Stoneware

618

616.6

612.63 301.323

547.92

748.2

387.51

993.1

595.72

748-2

231.7

758

616.86

633.4

332.62

658.7

332.61

636.081

636

332.63

621.382

660.28

188

616.3

595.38

571.I-.2

571.1-.2

666.8

691.2

620.132

693.1

622.35

736.5

693.1

595.73

736.2 553.8 666.3

Index

638

Stopping

Mining operations Storage Batteries

Buildings Arehitecture Crops Stores

Architecture Management Stories

Kindergarten

Religious Storms Meteorology Story telling

Library

School Stout Stoves Stowage

Straightening machinery Strategy Stratification

Social Status Process Stratigraphic paleontology Stratigraphy

Straw pulp manufacture Strawberry

Botany

Culture Stream pollution Street

Cleaning

Department

Lighting systems

Patterns City planning

Railroads Engineering Transportation Streets

City planning

Highway engineering Strength tests

Engineering materials Strcpsiptera

622.2

621.35

725.35 63L5

725.2 658.86-.87

372.21

244

55L55

027.62

371.333

663.4

697.2

387.51

621.98

355.43

301.44

301.23

560.17

551.7

676.14

583.3 634.7 628.5

628.4 352.7 621.32 711.41

625.1 385.1

711.7

625.7

620.112 59574

Stresses

Airplane construction Mechanics of solids Strength of materials Structural engineering

Strikes

String

Chamber music Ensembles Instruments Orchestras

Strip planting

Strontium

Inorganic chemistry

Mining Structural

Clay products

Engineering

Geology

Steel construction Structure

Of solids

Theory

Structural engineering Structures

Architecture

Landscape architecture

Prehistoric Stucco Student

Advisers

Aid Schools

Universities and col- leges

Attitudes

Behavior

Counseling

Ethics

Exchange

Government

Housing

Life

Mortality

Organizations

Personnel work

Promotion

629.141

531.3

620.11

624.171

331.892

787.04

787.95

787

787

631.45

546.4 622.36

666.73 624 551.8 693.7

539.2

624.17

720 717 571.9 693.6

371.42

371.22

378.36

371.81

371.81

371.422

371.81

371.39

371.59

371.87

371.8

371.29

371.83

371.422

571.28

639

Student — (Continued)

Punishment

Retardation

Songs Study

Clubs

Methods

See also specific sub- jects Sturgeons Stuttering

Corrective education Style

Costume

Fashion

Literary Stylopids Styron Subject

Headings

Library catalogs

Method Teaching Submachine guns Sub-marginal land utiliza- tion Submarine

Building

Cable telegraphy

Diving

Medicine

Mines Law of war

Photography

Topography

Warfare Subnormal

Children Education Psychology Subscription

Libraries

Publishing Subsidies

Wage economics Subsistence Military Substandard

Risk life insurance

Workers

Index

371.54

371.28

784.62

021.4 371.3

—07 597.4

371.914

591

646.01

808

595.74

668.423

025.33 371.36 623.44

333.7

623.825

621.382

387.55

616.98

341.36

778.7

551.46

359,92

371.9 136.76

027.3 655.5

331.22 355.8

368.36 331.3-.6

Substitutions Algebra Subtraction

Elementary education Subtractive processes

Color photography Suburban communities

Planning

Political science

Sociology Subversive activities

Civilian protection Success in marriage Sucre Sudan

Anglo-Egyptian

French Sudanese

Language

Literature Suez Canal Suffrage

In various countries

Systems

Woman Sugar

Beets Culture

Cane Botany Culture

Industries Economics

Manufacture

Organic chemistry

Suggestion systems Suicide

Customs

Social problem

Suites Music Sulfate

Of

Ammonia Fertilizers Potash Fertilizers Process Wood pulp

Sulfates

Industrial chemistry

Mineralogy Sulfides Mineralogy

512.86

372.7

778.6

711.58

323.35

301.36

323.2

355.232

301.426

987.5

962.4 966.2

496.5

896.5

962.15

324.1

324.4-.9

324.21

324.3

633.6

584.8

633.6

338.17

664.1

547.92

658.315

394

301.46

785.8

631.84 631.83 676.12

661.2

549.7 549.3

Sulfite process

Wood pulp

676.12

Sulfur

Dioxide

Industrial chemistry

66L9

Fertilizers

63L82

Inorganic chemistry

546.2

.Vlineralog}'

549.2

Mining

622.36

Organic compounds

547.8

Sulfuric acid

Industrial chemistry

66L2

Sulpicians

271.7

Suman language

497.8

Sumatra

992.1

Sumeria

935

Summability methods

Calculus

517.2

Summer

Houses Architecture

728.7

School

371.23

Sun

523.7

Sunbathing

613.1

Sunda

992

Sunday

Observance

263

Schools

268

Music

783.7

Work

Labor economics

331.81

Sundials

Landscape architecture

717

Manufacture

681.1

Time determination

529.7

Sunflowers

583.55

Superconductivity

Dielectrics

537.22

Superheaters

Steam engineering

621.19

Superior Lake

971.3

Superphosphates

Fertilizers

631.85

Supersonics

534.5

Superstitions

398.3

Supervised study

371.36

Supply

And demand

Index

640

Supply — (Continued)

And demand — {Continued) Labor economics 331.11

Production 338.522

Corps Navy 359.8

Troops Military 355.36

Support materials

Photography 771.5

Suprarenals 616.4 Supreme Court

Reports U. S. 345.4

U. S. treatises 347.972

Surface

Active agents 668.1

Features of earth 551.4 Phenomena

Electrochemistry 541.375

Prints 763 Tension of solutions 541.374 Treatment of metals 671.7

Surfaces Geometry 516.5

Surgery ' 617

Cosmetic 617.95

Operative 617.9

Oral 617.6

Plastic 617.95

Veterinary 636.0897 Surgical

Dressings 617.9 Hospitals- 362.19 Instruments 617.9 Methods and proce- dures 617.9 Nursing 610,736 Surnames 929.4 Surprise 1 57 Surrealism 759.06 Surveying 526.9 Boundary 526.92 Geodetic 526.3 Hydrographic 526.99 Mine 622.1 Plane - 526.91 Railroad 625.11 Reconnaissance 526.31 Topographic 526.98

641

Index

Surveys

Market

658.83

Medical

614.1

Social

309.1

Survival instructions

Militar}^ science

355.5

Survivor's insurance

368.43

Susanna Story of

f

Apocrypha

229

Suspension bridges

624.5

Svan language

494.8

Swarm control

Bee keeping

638.14

Swastika Symbolism

291.37

Swazilanc

968.3

Sweden

948.5

Swedenborgian Church

289.4

Swedish

Language

439.7

Literature

839.7

Painting

759.8

Philosophy

198

Sweet

Clover

633.3

Herbs

635.7

Potatoes

633.4

Sweets

Commercial manufac-

ture

664.15

Home cookery

641.85

Swimming

797.2

Pools

Architecture

725.7

Public health control

614.7

School

371.62

Swindling

364.16

Swine husbandry

636.4

Swing bridges

624.8

Swiss cattle

636.23

Switches

Electrical

621.317

Railroac

625.16

Switzerland

949.4

Swords

Fencing

796.86

Ordnance

623.44

Symbiosis 574.5

. Animal 591.5

Plant 581.5

Symbolic logic 164 Svmbolism

'Art 704.94

Biblical 220.6

Christian 246

Non-Christian 291.37 Symmetry

' Crystallography 548.1

Symphonies 785.1 1

Syni phyla 595.6 Symposiums

' Adult education 374.24

Symptomatology 6 1 6.07

Synagogues 296.6

Architecture 726

Synapsida 568.1

Synaptera 595.71

Syncarida 595.38 Synchronizers Electric 621.37

Syndicalism 335.8 Syndicates Newspaper 070

Svnods 262 Svnonyms

English language 424

Other languages — 4 Syntax

Comparative linguistics 415

English language 425.2

Other languages — 52

Synthesis gas 665.77 Synthetic

Fertilizers 631.84

Fiber textiles 677.47

Resin plastics 668.42

Rubber products 678.3

Syphilis 616.95 Syria History

Ancient 939

Modern 956.9 Syrian

Church 281

Language 492.3

Literature 892.3

Index

Systematic

Botany

582-589

Theology

230

Zoology

592-599

TNI'

Manufacture

662.27

Ordnance

623.452

Tabasco

972.6

Tabernacles Jewish

296.6

Tablature

781.24

Table

d'hote Table system

642.5

Furnishings

642.7

Games

795

Graces

249

Service

642.6

Setting

642.6

Systems

642.5

Top photography

778.8

Tableaux

793

Tabloids

070.489

Tabulating machines

651.26

Tachira

987.1

Tacna

985.3

Tactics Military

355.42

Tactile

Responses

Anima

591.18

Human

612.8

Plant

581.18

Sensation Psychology

152

Tacuarembo

989.53

Tadzhik Republic

958,4

Taensa language

497.5

Tagalog language

499.2

Tahiti

996.211

Tailoring

Gommercial

687.1

Home

646.4

Taine, Hippolyte

Philosophy

194

Taiwon

951.24

Talc

Mineralogy

549.6

Mining

622.36

642

Talca

983.3

Tall tales

398.21

Talmud

296.1

Tamarack

585.2

Tamaulipas

972.1

Tamil language

494.8

Tanaidacea

595.38

Tanganyika Territory

967.82

Tango

795.33

Tank

Gulture

631.58

Destroyers

623.43

Regiments

356.5

Treatment Sewage

628.3

Tankage Fertilizers

631.84

Tankers

623,824

Tanks

623.43

Tanning

Fur

675.3

Leather

675.2

Tantalum

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.8

Metallurgy

669.7

Taoism

299.51

Taos language

497.4

Tap dancing

793.32

Tapestries

Decorative

746,3

Manufacture

677.6

Tapeworms

Parasitic disease

616.9

Zoology

595.12

Tapioca Manufacture

664.2

Tapirs

599.72

Tarapaca

983.1

Tarascan

Language

497.7

Literature

897.7

Tardigrada

595.4

Target practice

799.31

Tariff

. Policy

337

Taxation

336.26

Treaties

337.9

Tarija

984.2

643

Index

Tasmania

994.6

' 1 'ech nical — ( Con tin ued )

Taste

Services — (Continued )

Physiology

612.8

Economics

338.46

Psychology

152

' ^avy

359.99

Removal

Troops Military

355.36

Water purification

628.16

Technicolor

778.5

Tatting

646.2

Technological unemploy-

Taverns

ment

331.13

Architecture

725.7

Technology

Management

647.94

Chemical

660

Tawahkan language

497.8

Effects on culture

301.243

Tawgi language

494.4

Teeth

617.6

Tax accounting

657.6

Teh uan tepee

972.7

Taxaceae

585.2

Telautograph

621.382

Taxation

336.2

Telecommunication

384

Taxicabs

Telegraph

Automotive engineer-

Codes

621.382

ing

629.22

Companies

384.1

Transportation

388.3

Instruments

621.382

Taxidermy

579

Systems

621.382

Taxodiaceae

585.2

Utilities Economics

338.39

Taxonomic

Telegraphy

Botany

582-589

Communication

384.1

Forestry

634.97

Engineering

621.382

Zoology

592-599

Military engineering

623.73

Tea

Teleology

124

Botany

583.16

Teleostci

597.5

Gulture

633.7

Telepathy

133.8

Industries Economics

338.17

Telephone

Manufacture

663.9

Companies

384.6

Rooms Management

647.95

Systems

621.385

Teachers

371.1

Utilities Economics

338.39

Training

370.7

Telephony

Universities anc

Communication

384.6

colleges

378.12

Engineering

621.385

Teaching

371

Military engineering

623.73

Aids

371.33

Telephotography

778.3

Methods

371.3

Teleprinter

621.382

Technetium

Telescopes

Inorganic chemistry

546.71

Astronomy

522.2

Technical

Military use

623.46

Drafting

744

Optics

535.8

Education

378.99

Telesio, Bernardino

Journalism

070.48

Philosophy

195

Services

Teletype

621.382

Air force

358.9

Military use

623.73

Index

644

Television

Advertising

And

Adult education Libraries

Apparatus

Broadcasting

Communication

Engineering

Script writing

Show production

Stations

Systems

Teaching aid Tellurium

Economic geology

Inorganic chemistrj

Metallurgv Telugu language Temperament Temperance Temperature

Atmospheric

Control

Air conditioning

Measurement Meteorology Physics

Seasonal changes

Tests

Engineering materials Temples

Architecture Tempora

Temptation of Christ Ten Commandments Tenasco

Tenacity of crystals Tendons Tenite Tennessee

River Tennis Tension tests

Engineering materials Tensors

Analytic geometry

Tent dwellings

571.8

659.14

Tenure Land Ter Borch, Gerard

333.32

374.27

Painting

759.9492

021.4

Teratology

621.3883

Anima

591.2

621.3889

Human

611.012

384.55

Plant

581.2

621.388

Terbium

808.22

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

792.95

Termination of war

341.31

384.55

Termite resistant con-

621.388

struction

693.84

371.335

Termites

595.73

Terms School

371.23

553.4

Terpenes

546.2

Organic chemistry

547.92

669.7

Terra cotta Manufacture

666.3

494.8

Terracing

137

Erosion control

631.45

177

Landscape architecture

717

536.5

Terrestria

551.52

Animals

591.9

Magnetism

551.16

697.93

Terriers Territoria

636.71

551.52

Amacuro

987.6

536.5

Amazonas Delta

987.6

551.52

Territorial

Acquisition

320.1

ials 620.112

Loss

320.1

296.6

Unity

320.1

726

Testament

751

New

225

232.95

Old

221

222.16

Pseudepigrapha

229.9

677.46

Tests

548.84

Aptitude

151.22

616.7

Character

137.8

668.44

Educational

371.26

976.8

Electrical engineering

621.37

976.8

Engineering materials

620.112

796.34

Intelligence

151.22

Mental

151.2

s 620.112

Personality

137.8

Personnel management

658.311

516.8

Psychological

151.2

64s

Index

Tetrabranchia

594.5

Tctrapoda

567.6

Tetryl

662.27

Teutonic and Northern

Mytholog}^

293

Religion

293

Texas

976.4

Lonehorns

636.28

Textbook teaching

371.3

Textile

Handcrafts

745.52

Industries Economics

338.47

Manufacture

677

Printing

667.3

Texts

Comparative linguistics

418

For learning

English language

428

Other languages

8

I'hallium

Inorganic chemistry

546.66

Metallurgy

669.7

Thallophytes

Botany

589

Paleobotany

561.9

Thamudian language

492.9

Thanksgi\ing Day

Celebration

394.26

Sermons

252.6

Theaceae

583.16

Theater

Handbooks

792.02

Music

782.8

Orchestras

785.4

Production

792.9

Theaters

792

Architecture

725.8

History

792.09

Theatrical

Dancing

793.32

Direction

792.02

Thceodontia

568.1

Theft

364.16

Insurance

368.82

Theism

211

Thematic catalogs

781.97

Thcobacterialcs

589.9

Theodicy

Doctrinal theology 231.8

Natural theology 210

Theology

Christian social 261

Devotional 240 Doctrinal

Christian 230

Non-Christian 291.2

Dogmatic 230

Ecclesiastical 260

Judaic 296.3

Moral 241

Natural 210

Pastoral 250

Systematic 230

Theoretical

Astronomy 521

Electricity 537.1

Electrochemistry 541.371

Ethics 171

Magnetism 537.1

Optics 535.1

Theosophy

Natural theology 212

Religious cult 294.58

Theraminvot 789.9

Therapeutics 615

Veterinary 636.0895

Therapsida 568.1

Thermal

Expansion tests

Engineering materials 620.1 1 2

Insulation 693.83

Thermionics 537.5

Thermochemistry 54 1 . 36 Thermodvnamics

Chemical 541.36

Engineering 62 1 .0 1

Theory 536.1 Thennometcrs

Electric 621.37

Meteorologic 551.52 Thcrmosbaenacea 595.38

Thermotherapy 61 5.8 Thessalonians N. T. 227.8

Index

646

Thinking 153

Thiokol 678.72

Thistles 583.55 Thomas a Kempis

Theology 242.1 Thorium

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Metallurgy 669.293

Thorough-bass 781.3

Thought transference 133.8

Thousand Is. 971.3

Thracian language 491.991 Thraco-Illyrian

Language 491.991

Literature 891.991 Three children Song of

Apocrypha 229

Three Wise Men 232.92

Thrips 595.73

Throat 617.8

Thrombosis 616.1 Throttles Automobiles 629.24 Thulium

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Thunderstorms 551.55

Thyme 583.8

Thymus 616.4

Thyroid 616.4

Thysanoptera 595.73

Thysanura 595.71

Tibet 951.5 Tibetan

Language 495.4

Literature 895.4

Ticks 595.4

Tide tables 525.69

Navigation aids 623.894

Tides 525.6

Tientsin 951.154 Tiepolo, Giovanni

Painting 759.5

Tierra del Fuego 982.7

Tigre language 492.8

Tigrinya language 492.8 Tiles

Building material 691.4 Engineering material 620.14

Tiles — (Continued)

Manufacture

666.73

Ornamental

738.5

Tillage

631.5

Tilts Structural geology

551.8

Timber

Building materia

691.1

Construction

624,18

Forestry

634.9

Timbering Mines

622.2

Time

Deposits Banking

332.1

Determination

529.7

Intervals

529.2

Measurement

529

Standards

529.7

Studies

Business management

658.54

Systems

529.7

Timor Archipelago

992.4

Timothy

Culture

633.2

N. T.

227.8

Timukian language

497.5

Tin

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.5

Metallurgy

669.6

Mining

622.34

Tincraft

745.5

Tintoretto, 11 Painting

759.5

Tintype

772

Tiolan

677.47

Tires

Rubber manufacture

678.3

Tissue paper

Manufacture

676.2

Tissues

574.8

Animal

591.8

Human

611.018

Plant

581.8

Titanium

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.28

Metallurgy

669.732

Tithing

254.8

Titian Painting

759.5

647

Title insurance Titles

Motor vehicles Of honor Titrometric methods

Quantitative analysis Titus N. T. Tlaxcala

Tlingit language Toads Toasts Tobacco

Culture

Products Tobago

Tobit Apocrypha Tobogganing Toda language Togoland Tokens

Tokharian language Tolima

Toluene Manufacture Tomatoes

Tombs Architecture Tonalities Music Tone formation

Musical education Tonga Is.

Toning Photography Tonking Tonsillitis Tools Toothshell Top games Topaz

Economic geology

Mineralogy Topical songs Topographic

Anatomy Animal

Reductions

Surveying Topography

Military

Submarine Topology Combinatorial

Index

368.88

Torah

222.1

Tornado insurance

368.1

629.2

Tornadoes

551.55

929.7

Toronto

971.354

Torpedo stations Naval

359.7

545.5

Torpedos

623.451

227.8

Tortoises

598.13

972.4

Tortola Is.

972.972

497.2

Torts Private law

347.5

597.8

Torture

808.5

Law

340.3

Social control

301.152

633.7

Totemism

291.2

679.2

Totonae language

497.4

972.983

Touareg language

493.3

229

Touarik language

493.3

796.9

Touch

494.8

Physiology

612.8

966.81

Psychology

152

737

Tourist accommodations

491.99

Management

647.97

986.13

Tourmaline Mineralogy

549.6

662.628

Tournaments

791

635.6

Customs

394

726.8

Towed artillery

623.43

781.22

Towers

Architectural design

729.3

784.93

Towing Seamanship

623.88

996.12

Town meetings

770.2

Adult education

374.24

959

Towncentercd communi-

617.8

ties

301.35

621.9

Toxicology

615.9

594.2

Toy making

688.7

795.2

'1 'racer

Chemistry

541.23

553.8

Techniques Biology

578

549.6

Tracheitis

617.8

784.68

Track athletics

796.4

Tracks Railroad

625.14

591.49

Tract music

783.2

526.6

Traction Electric

625.1

526.98

Tractors

910

Automotive engineerin

s, 629.22

623.71

Farm machinery

631.37

551.46

Operation

629.28

513.83

Steam

621.14

Index

648

Trade 380

Agreements 337.9

Associations 381

Channels 658.84

Domestic 381

Export 382.6

Import 382.5

International 382 Government control 337

Retail 658.87

Routes 387.52

Unions 331.88

Adult education 374.21 Waste treatment " 628.5

Wholesale 658.86

Winds 551.51

Trading companies 382

Traditional logic 164

Traffic 385

Engineering 62 5.79 Trailer camps

Management 647.97 Trailers

Automotive engineering 629.226 Training

Business 658.386

Military 355.5

Of will 1 59

Schools 364.72 Trains

Model 625.19

Railroad engineering 625.27

Transportation 385.2

Trajectory 623.54

Tramps Welfare ser\iccs 362.5

Trances Spiritualism 1 33.9

Transcendentalism 1 90

Transfiguration of Christ 232.95 Transformations Algebra 512.86

Transformers Electric 621.314 Transients

Welfare services 362.5

Transjordan 956.95

Translation of rigid bodies 531 .2 Transmission

Automobile 629.24

Electrical 621.319

Transmission — ( Con tinned )

Radio 621.3841 Sound waves 534.2

Transmutations

Nuclear physics 539.753 Transplantation

Animal physiology 591.3

Transport airplanes 629.133 Transportation . 385

Administration 385

Advertising 659.134

Air ^ ^ 387.7

Military science 358.44

Automotive 388.3 Buildings Architecture 725.3

Canal 386.4

Engineering 625

Facilities 385

Military mobilization 355.27

Finance 385

Highway 388

Inland waterway 386

Insurance 368.2

Lake 386.5

Marine 387

Military 356.95

Mining 622.6

Railroad 385.1

Regulation 385

River 386.3

Routes 385

Services 385 Terminals

Administration 385

City planning 711.7

Utilities Economics 338.39

Vehicles 385

Transposition Music 78 1 .64 Transradium elements

Inorganic chemistry 546.6 Transuranic elements

Inorganic chemistry 546.6

Transvaal 968.2

Trapping industries 639.1

Trappist monks 271.1

Trapshooting 799. 3 1

Travelers' manuals 910.2

649

Traveling

Libraries

Sho\AS Travels

Collected Trawlers Treason

Treasure Buried Treasury Department Treaties

International

Tariff Treatises Law Tree

Dwellings

Strips Erosion control Trees

Botany

F^orestry

Landscape architecture

Ornamental

Paleobotany Treinte y Tres Trematoda Trench knixes Trent Council of Trial

By Jury Ordeal

Of Christ Trials

Church

Civil

Criminal

Nuremberg Triangulation

Geodetic surveying Tribes

Ancient European Tribunals

Administrative

International

Military Trichinella Trichoptera Trick photography

Index

Tricks

793.8

021.6

Tricolor Carbro

778.6

791

Trieste

943.68

910.4

Trigonometrical leveling

526.38

910.8

Trigonometry

514

623.828

Trillium

584.23

364.13

Trilobites

565.3

910.45

Trimetric projections

353.2

Technical drafting

744.45

Trinidad

972.983

541.2

Trinitrotoluene

337.9

Manufacture

662.27

347

Trinity

231.3

Tripods Camera

771.3

571.8

Trips School

371.39

631.45

Trisaccharides

Organic chemistry

547.92

582.16

Tristan da Cunha

997.12

634.9

Trochclminthes

595.18

715

Trombone

788.2

635.977

Tromellales

589.22

561.121

Troop

989.52

Carrier Command

358.44

595.12

Information and edu-

623.44

cation

355.34

270.6

Troops Military Tropica

355.36

Gardens

635.9

340.4

Medicine

616.98

340.3

Photography

778.7

232.96

Tropisms

Animal

591.18

262.9

Human

612.8

347.91

Plant

581.18

343.1

Trouble

341.41

Consolatory readings

242.4

Truant schools

364.72

526.33

Truants Education Truck

371.93

936

Companies

388.3

Gardening

635

344.1

Operation

629.28

341.63

Transportation

388.3

355.13

True

595.13

Bacteria

589.9

595.74

Bugs

595.75

778.8

Fungi

589.2

Index

6^0

True — (Continued)

Lice

595.74

Mosses

588.2

Spiders

595.44

Truffles

Botany

589.23

Culture

635.8

Trujillo

987.1

Truk Is.

996.6

Trumpet

788.1

Trussed

Arch bridges

624.7

Bridges

624.3

Trusses Design

624.177

Trust companies

332.14

Trusteeship control

Colonial goxernment

325.31

Trusts Production

338.8

Trypanosoma

593.16

Tsimshian language

497.4

Tuamotu Is.

996.32

Tuba

788.48

Tuberales

589.23

Tuberculosis

616.2

Veterinary medicine

636.0896

Tubers

Botany

589.23

Field culture

633.4

Garden culture

635.2

1 ubes

Electron

621.34

Metal

671.83

Radio

621.3843

Rubber

678.3

Tubulidentata

599.3

Tucano

Language

498

Literature

898

Tucuman

982.4

Tudor furniture

749.22

Tuition School

371.22

Tulip tree

583.11

Tulu language

494.8

Tumbes

985.1

Tumors

616.99

Tungstates Mineralogy

549.7

Tungsten

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.75

'VIetallurgy

669.734

Tungurahua

986.61

Tungus language

494

Tunguzic

Language

494.1

Literature

894.1

Tunican language

497.4

Tunicata

,596

Tunisia

960.1

Tunnels

Mining

622.2

Railroad engineering

625.13

Structural engineering

624.152

Turbellaria

595.12

Turbidity removal

Water purification

628.16

Turbines

Hydraulic

621.2

Marine

623.872

Steam

621.16

Turkey

956.1

Turkeys

636.59

Turkic literature

894.3

Turkmen language

494.3

Turkmenistan Republic

958.4

Turks Is.

972.961

Turner, Joseph Painting

759.2

Turnips

Botany

583.12

Field culture

633.4

Garden culture

635.1

Turnouts Railroad

625.16

Turquoise

Economic geology

553.8

Turro v Darder, Ramon

Philosophy

196

Turtles

598.13

Tussah silk textiles

677.41

20th century

Architecture

724.9

Arts

709.03

History

909.82

Painting

759.06

Sculpture

735.29

651

Index

Twisted-winged insects

595.74

Two-way dictionaries

423.2-.9

Type

655.2

Faces

655.24

I'ypesetting

655,28

Typewriter

652.3

Composition

655.28

Typewriting

652.5

Typhaceae

584.61

Typhoid fever

616.9

Typhoons

551.55

Typography

655.25

Typology Bible

220.6

USSR

947

Udmurt language

494.5

Uganda

967.61

Uigur language

494,3

Ukulele

787.9

Ukraine Republic

947.7

Ukrainian

Language

491.79

Literature

801.79

Ulmaceae

583.96

Ultrasonics

534.5

Ultra-violet

Photography

778.3

Radiation

535

Ulva language

497.8

Umbellales

583.48

Umbelliferae

583.48

Unamuno, Miguel de

Philosophy

196

Unction Extreme

265.7

Undergraduate study

378.15

Underground

Railroads Engineering

625.1

Water

551.49

Gradation work

551.35

Understanding

153

Undertaking

614.6

Underwater salvage

387.55

Underwear

Home making

646.4

Manufacture

687

Underwriter requirements

Electric lighting

621.328

UndcrwTiting Insurance Unemployed

Welfare services Unemployment

Economics

Insurance

Social problem Ungulata Ungulates

Unicameral legislature Unicellular animals Uniform laws Uniforms Military Union

Benefit plans

Catalogs

Of

South Africa Soviet Socialist Re- publics Unions

Labor

School Architecture Unitarian Church Unitary government United

Brethren in Christ

Nations United States of America

Administration

Constitutional law

History

Laws

Literature

Painting

Political parties Unitv Universal

Joints

Automotive engi- neering Mechanical engi- neering

Language Universalisni Universe

368.012 362.5

331.13

368.44

301.46

599.7

599.7

328.39

593.1

328

355.14

331.137 025.35

968 947

331.88 727.3 288 321.02

289.92 341.13

353

342.73

973

345

810

759.13

329

320.158

629.24

621.82 408.9 289.1 523.1

Index

6$2

Universities and colleges

378

Architecture

727.3

Correspondence courses

374.4

Grounds Landscaping

712.7

Libraries

027.7

State and national

379.16

Women's

376.8

Unmarried mothers,

homes

362.15

Upanishads

294

Upholstered furniture

making

684.1

Upper

Canada

971.3

Volta

966.25

Uranates Mineralogy

549.7

Uranium

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

!VIetallurgy

669.293

Urban

Church work

254.2

Communities

Political science

323.35

Sociology

301.36

Land resources

333.77

Redevelopment

Citv planning

711.59

Rent'

333.5

Residences

Architecture

728.3

Urbanization

Effects on family life

301.423

Urdu

Language

491.4

Literature

891.4

Urea liquor Fertilizers

631.84

Urea-foimaldehyde resin

plasties

668.422

Uredinales

589.22

Ureter

616.6

Urethra

616.6

Urodela

Paleozoology

567.9

Zoology

597.9

Urogenital system

616,6

Urology

616.6

Ursulines

271.9

Urticaeeae

583.96

Urticales

583.96

Uruguay

989.5

Uryanhay language

494.3

Use tax

336.271

Ustilaginales

589.22

Usury

332.8

Utah

979.2

Utopias

321.07

Religious

261

Uvea Is.

993.3

Uzbekistan Republic

958.4

Vacation

Bible schools

268.4

Schools

371.23

Vacations

Business

658.381

By automobile

796.7

Labor economies

331.81

Schoo

371.23

Vaccination

614.4

Vacuum tubes

Electronics

621.342

Radio

621.3843

Vaiscsika philosophy

181.4

Valdivia

983.5

Valle del Cauca

986.15

Valleys

Physiography

551.43

River engineering

627.12

Valparaiso

983.2

Value

Money

332.41

Standards and theories

101

Valves Automotive

629.25

Vanadates Mineralogy

549.7

Vanadium

Economic geology

553.4

Inorganic chemistry

546.8

Metallurgy

669.732

Vancouver Is.

971.1

Vandals

936

Van

Dyck, Philip Painting

759.9493

^53

Index

Van — (Continued)

Eyck, Hubert and Jan

Painting

759.9493

Gogh, Vincent

Painting

759.9492

Vanilla

Botany

584.15

Vlanufacturc

664.5

Vapor

Pressure

533.12

Lowering

541.373

Properties

533.12

Variable stars

523.84

Variables

Complex Calculus

517.8

Real Calculus

517.1

Variation

575.1

Animal

591.15

Plant

581.15

Variations Calculus

517.4

Vari-Typer

652.3

Composition

655.28

Varix

616.1

Varnishes Manufacture

667.7

Varnishing

■

Wood finishing

698.3

Vatican City

945.6

Vaults

Architectural design

729.3

Vaupes

986.16

Vector

Analysis

Algebra

512.85

Geometry

516.8

Vedanta philosophy

181.48

Vedas

294

Vedic religion

294.1

Vegetable

Fats and oils

665.3

Gardens

635

Industries Economics

338.17

Juices

663.63

Manures

631.87

Resin plastics

668.45

Vegetarian cookery

641.56

Veils Costume

391

Veins

616.1

Velazquez, Diego

Painting 759.6

Vella Lavella Is. 993.5

Vellum books 096 Velocity Of

Light 535.2

Liquids 532.5

Solids 531.2

Sound 534.2

Velon 677.47

Velvet 677.6

Veneer

Manufacture 674.83

Woodworking 684.2

Venereal diseases 616.95

Venereology 616,95

Venetian glassware 748.2

Venezuela 987

Venial sin 233.2

Ventilating 697.92

Industrial buildings 658.2 Marine ^ 623.853 Library buildings ' 022.8

Mines 622.4

Ventriloquism 79 3 .8

Veracruz 972.6

Verbenaceae 583.8 Vermeer, Jan Painting 759.9492

Vermicelli 664.75

Vermont 974.3

Vermes 595.1 Verrazano, Giovanni da

Voyages 973.18

Versification 808.1

Versions of Bible 220.4-.5 Vertebrata

Paleozoology 566

Zoology 596 Vertebrates

Paleozoology 566

Zoology 596

Vervain 583.8

Vespers 783.2

Vespucci, Amerigo

Voyages 973.16

Index

6s4

Vessels

Virus diseases

Vlarine transportation

387.54

Medicine

616.9

Naval engineering

623.8

Plant pathology

581.2

Vestments

247

Veterinary medicine

636.0896

Veterans

355.11

Viruses

576.6

Hospitals

362.11

Agricultural pests

632.8

Veterinary

Viscose process rayon

677.46

Corps

356.92

Viscosity

Jurisprudence

636.0894

Of

Medicine

636.089

Gases

533.13

Vibration

Solutions

541.374

Engineering

620.1

Vises

621.88

Mechanics of solids

531.3

Visigoths

936

Vibrational spectra

Vision

VIolecular physics

539.1

Disorders

617.7

Vichada

986.13

Optics

535.6

Victoria

994.5

Psychology

152

Vicuna fiber textiles

677.3

Visits School

371.59

Viet-Nam

959

Visual

Villa Hayes

989,22

Media Teaching aids

371.335

Village

Sensation

152

Communities

301,35

Vitaceae

583.27

Government

352

Vital statistics

312

Vinegar

664.5

Vitamin therapy

616.46

Vines

Vitamins

Culture

635.97

Animal biochemistry

591.19

Landscape architecture

715

Applied nutrition

641.1

Vinyl fiber textiles

677.47

Biochemistry

574.19

Vinylchloridc fiber tex-

Human biochemistry

612.015

tiles

677.47

Organic chemistry

547.92

Vinylite

668.423

Plant biochemistry

581.19

Vmyon

677.47

Vitreous enamels

Viola

787.2

Manufacture

666.2

Violaceae

583.13

Viviparous mammals

599.3

Violales

583.13

Vocabulary

Violet

583.13

Elementary education

372.6

Dog's-tooth

584.23

English language

423

Violin

787.1

Other languages

3

Violoncello

787.3

Vocal

Virgin

Composition

781.61

Birth

232.92

Exercises

Gorda Island

972.972

Music education

784.93

Islands

972.972

Music

784

Virginal

786.2

Vocationa

Virginia

975.5

Education

571.426

Reel

793.34

Guidance

371.425

Virtues Innate

234.1

Rehabilitation

571.91

655

Vogul language Voice

Culture Music Public speaking

Disorders

Corrective education

Physiology Volapiik Volcanism Volcanoes

Disaster relief Volga language Volta Upper Voltage measurement

Electricity Voltmeters Voltzia Volumetric methods

Quantitative analysis Voluntary

Action

Movements

Social organization Voters Voting

Absentee

Machines

Procedure

Systems Votyak language Voyages

And discoveries U.S. history

Around the world

Sea Vulcanizing Vulgar Latin language Vulgarisms

English language

Other languages Vulgate

Wage

Administration

Economics

Waitresses

Index

494.5

Wake Is.

997.2

Walchia

561.5

Waldenses

284.4

784.93

Wales

942.9

808.52

Walkie-talkie

625.73

Walking

796.51

371.914

^^^all board

612.78

Building material

691.9

408.91

Manufacture

676.2

551.21

Wallis Is.

993.2

551.21

Walls

361.5

Architectural design

729.3

494.5

Construction

694.2

966.25

Landscape architecture Walnut

717

621.37

Botany

585.973

621.37

Culture

654.5

561.5

Walruses

599.745

Waltz

795.53

545

Want Freedom from War

325.4

159

And Christianity

261.6

158.5

Between the states

975.7

301.43

Contrabanc

541.55

524.1

Customs

599

Dances

399

324.24

Debts

356.54

324.25

Effects on family

501.425

324.24

Law

341.5

324.21

Of 1812

975.52

494.5

Prisoners

341.35

910.4

Property in Risk

541.32

973.1-.18

Insurance

368.1

910.41

Life and accident in-

910.45

surance

368.36

678.24

Social problem

501.46

477.05

Ward, Lynd Prints Warehouses

761

428.5

Architecture

725.55

83

Warehousing

658.7

220.4

Warfare

555

Air

558.4

*>Javal

359.93

658.32

Amphibious

359.96

331.2

Bacteriological

556.95

647.2

Chemical

556.95

Index

6s6

6s7

Index

Warfare — ( Continued )

Maritime 341.36

Mine 359.94

Naval 359.9

Psychological 3 5 5.42

Submarine 359.92

Warm air heating 697.3

Wars

Disaster relief 361.5

Military 355.48

Religious 270.6

Warships 623.825

Early 623.821

Wartime cookery 641.56

Wash Painting 751

Washing

Commercial laundry 667.13 Home laundry 648.1 Ore dressmg 622.7 Photographic develop- ment 770.2

Washington

D. C. 975.3

Island 996.81

State 979.7

Wash-Off Relief 778.6

Wasps Agricultural pests 632.7

Waste

Cans City planning 711.6 Disposal

Engineering 628 Public health control 614.7

Factor}^ management 658.56 Land

Reclamation 627.5

Resources 333.73 Paper pulp

Manufacture 676.14

Recovery 628.5

Salvage 679.9

Watch dogs 636.74

Watches

Manufacture 681.1

Time determination 529.7

Water

Chemical analysis 543.13

Color ' 751

Water— (Continued) Consumption Control Culture Department Distillation

Marine systems Distribution Erosion

Farm control Features

Landscape architec- ture Ferns Gardens Gas Inland Lily Molds Pageants Plantain

Power equipment Procurement Purification Removal from mines Resources Rights Running Storage Supply

City planning

Engineering

Public health control Therapeutic use Underground

Erosion Utilities Economics Waves

Hydrodynamics Wheels Waterbears Watercress Botanv Culture Waterfalls

Landscape architecture Physiography

628.1 627 631.58 352.6

623.854 628.1 551.35 631.45

714

587.3

635.9

665.77

551.48

583.11

589.26

797.2

584.7

621.2

628.1

628.16

622.5

333.91

333.91

551.35

628.1

711.8

628.1

614.7

615.8

551.49

551.35

338.39

532.5 621.2 595.4

583.12 635.5

714 551.48

Waterford glass Waterfronts

City planning Waterproof fabrics Waterways

City planning

Engineering

Transportation Waterworks Watling's Is. Watteau, Antoine

Painting Wattmeters Wave

Guides

Electromagnetism Radio

Mechanics Waxes

Waxing Wood finishing Wealth and income Weapons Weasel spiders Weasels Weather

Agricultural pest

Forecasting

Relation to health Weathering

Tests

Engineering materials Weaving

Elementary education

Textile Handcrafts Industry Wedgwood earthenware Weeds Weeks Weevils

Agricultural pests

Zoology Weights Standardization Weirs Construction Welding

Aeronautic

Shipbuilding

748.2

Welfare

Industrial

711.7

Institutions

677.6

Libraries

Programs

711.7

Labor unions

627.1

Services

386

Work

628.1

Church

972.96

Prison

Well drilling

759.4

Petroleum mining

621.37

Wells Hydrology

Welsh

Language

537.12

Literature

621.3843

Wesleyan Methodists

530.1

West

665.53

Africa French

698.3

Indies

339

British

623.4

Danish

595.4

French

599.744

Netherlands

551.591

The U. S.

632.1

Virginia

551.591

Westchester County,

616.98

N.Y.

551.37

Westerlies Meteorology

Western

620.112

Australia

Hemisphere

372.5

Westphalia Peace of

Church histor,'

745.52

Westward migration

677

Wetting agents

738.3

Whales

632.58

Whaling industries

529.2

Whar\es Construction

Wheat

632.7

Botany

595.76

Culture

389

Wheatstone

627.8

Bridges

671.52

System Telegraphy

629.142

Wheel

623.84

Animalcules

331.83

362

027.66

331.893

362

360

258

365.66

622.338 551.49

491.66 891.66

287

966.1

972.9

972.9

972.9

972.9

972.9

978

975.4

974.72 551.51

984.1 912.2

270.7

973.6

668.1

599.5

639.28

627.3

584.8 633.1

621.37 621.382

595.18

Index

658

Wheel — ( Con tin ued )

Games

795.2

Wheels Automobile

629.24

Whelks

594.3

Whig Party U. S.

329.4

Whip-scorpions

595.4

Whiskey

663.5

Whist

795.41

Whistler, James

Etchings

767

Painting

759.1

Whistling

784.93

White ants

595.73

White Sulphur Springs,

W. Va.

975.489

Whitehead, Alfred

Philosophy

192

Wholesale trade

658.86

Wholesalers

658.86

Wife-husband relation-

ship

301.426

Wigs Costume

391

Wild

Flowers

582.13

Life Conservation

333.78

Silk textiles

677.41

Wilkes Land

999

Will Psychology

159

William and Mary furni-

ture

749.22

Willow

583.98

Wilson, Richard

Painting

759.2

Wilt Agricultural pest

632.3

Wind

551.51

Agricultural pest

632.1

Chamber music

788.04

Erosion

551.37

Farm control

631.45

Instruments

788

Tunnels

629.107

Windish

Language

491.79

Literature

891.8

Window

Displays

659.15

Window — (Continued)

Frames

695

Gardens

635.96

Windows

Architectural design

729.5

Building construction

695

Stained glass

748.5

Windstorm insurance

368.1

Windstorms

551.55

Disaster relief

361.5

Windward Is.

972.98

Wine

663.2

Cookery

641.6

Grapes Culture

634.8

Winemaking

663.2

Wings Airplane

629.143

Winnetka Plan

Education

371.394

Winter

Houses Architecture

728.7

Sports

796.9

Wintergreen

583.6

Wire Manufacture

671.84

Wireless equipment

Naval

623.86

Wisconsin

977.5

Wisdom

Apocrypha

229

Of God

231

Wister glass

748.2

Witchcraft

133.4

Witches-broom

589.23

Wiyot language

497.3

Wolfhounds

636.71

Wolfram Metallurgy

669.734

Woman

Suffrage

324.3

Party

329.8

Women

396

Diseases

618

Education

376

In industry

Social problem

301.46

Labor

331.4

Women's

Apparel

Home making

646.4

659

Index

Women's — (Continued)

Home making — (Conti Manufacture

Clubs

Adult education

Colleges

Corps Army Military Navy Wood

Ashes Fertilizer

Chemical utilization

Construction

Distillation

Engineering material

Engravings

Fiber textiles

Finishing construction

Lumbering

Flour

Fuel technology

Identification

Lice

Preserving oils

Products ■ Properties

Pulp manufacture

Sculpture

Shaping

Shavings

Shingles

Structure

Tests

Turning Wood-borers Woodcraft Woodcuts Woodland resources Woodworking

Lumber manufacture

Shops Management Wool textiles Word derivation

Comparative linguistics

English language

Other languages

\Vords

nued)

Superstitions

398.3

687.12

Use and abuse

English language

428.3

374.21

Other languages

83

376.8

Work

Relief

331.137

355.34

Schedules

355.34

Business management

658.381

359.34

Economics Workers

331.81

631.83

Organizations

331.88

668.7

Physical risks

331.82

694

Problems

331.8

668.7

Substandard

331.3-.6

620.12

Working dogs

636.72

761

Workmen's

677.1

Budgets

331.831

698.3

Compensation

331.825

674.43

Insurance

368.41

674.84

Workshops

662.65

Adult education

374.91

634.98

Home

680

595.372

World

662.628

Order and Christianity

261.6

674.8

Peace

341.1

634.98

Administration

341.11

676.12

Organizations

341.11

736.4

Regional associations

341.18

674.43

State

321.04

674.84

War I

940.3-.4

695

See also individuaJ

634.98

countries

634.98

War II

940.53-.54

674.43

See also individual

595.76

countries

745.5

Worms

595.1

761

Worship

333.75

Doctrinal theology

291.3

684

Natural theology

210

674.4

Public

264

621.7

Wrapping paper

677.3

Manufacture

676.2

Wrestling

796.81

412

Writing

652

422

Automatic

133.93

2

Inks Manufacture

667.4

Index

660

Writing — ( Continued )

Language

411

English

421

Other

1

Music

781.24

Paper Manufacture

676.2

Profession

808.06

Wrought

Iron

669.141

Metalwork

739

Wundt, W^ilhelm

Philosophy

193

Wyoming

978.7

Xcnarthra

599.3

Xenon

Industrial chemistry

661.9

Inorganic chemistry

546.29

Xerophytes

581.52

Xiphosura

Paleozoology

565.3

Zoology

595.39

X-rays

535.66

Cr\'stallography

548.83

Diagnosis

616.07

Photography

778.3

Quantitative analysis

545.8

'i'herapeutic use

615.8

Xylophone

789.6

Xyridaceae

584.3

Xyridales

584.3

YMCA

267.3

Adult education

374.21

YMHA

296.6

YWCA

267.5

YWHA

296.6

Yachting

797.14

Yachts

Power

623.824

Sailing

623.822

Yakut language

494.3

Yakutsk Republic

957

Yangtse River

951

Yap Is.

996.6

Yaracuy

987.2

Yards

And Docks Bureau of

359.7

Naval equipment

623.86

Years

529.2

Yeast

664.6

Fungi

589.23

Yellow-eyed grass

584.3

Yellow-green algae

589.48

Yellowstone Nationa

Park

978.7

Yemen

953.3

Yenisey language

494.4

Yew

585.2

Yiddish

Language

437.9

Literature

838.99

Yoga philosophy

181.45

Yosemite National Park

979.44

Young

VIen's

Christian Association

267.3

Hebrew Association

296.6

Peoples'

Libraries

027.62

Religious societies

267.6

Societies

369.4

Women's

Christian Association

267.5

Hebrew Association

296.6

Youth

Psychology

136.73

Movements

301.153

Ysabel Is.

993.5

Ytterbium

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Yttrium

Inorganic chemistry

546.6

Yucatan

972.6

Yucatec language

497.4

Yucca

584.23

Yugoslavia

949.7

Yukaghir language •

494.6

Yukian language

497.5

Yukon Territory

971.21

Yuman language

497.5

Yurak language

494.4

661

Jndex

Zacatecas

972.4

Zither

787.8

Zanzibar

967.81

Zodiac signs

133.5

Zapotecan language

497.6

Zodiacal light

523.5

Zebras

599.72

Zona Militar de Como-

Zechariah O. T.

224.9

doro Rivadavia

982.7

Zein

Zoogeography

591.9

Fiber textiles

677.47

Zoological gardens

590.7

Plasties

668.43

Architecture

727.5

Zenith distances

Zoology

590

Geodetic surveying

526.38

Economic

591.6

Zephaniah O. T.

224.9

Non-systematic

591

Zinc

Paleo-

562-569

Economic geology

553.4

Systematic

592-599

Fertilizers

631.82

Taxonomic

592-599

Inorganic chemistry

546.58

Zoraptera

595.73

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Metallurgy

669.5

Zorn, Anders Painting

759.8

Minine

622.34

Zoroastrianism

295

Zirconia refractories

666.72

Zulia

987.2

Zirconium

Zuloaga, Ignacio

Economic geology

553.4

Painting

759.6

Inorganic chemistrv

546.28

Zygnematales

589.47

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VIetallurgy

669.7

Zyrian language

494.5

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