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Decimal classification
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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
Foiewoid to Standard Edition
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VII
Foreword to Standard Edition
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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XI
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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
Introduction
Xll
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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XVlll
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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XX
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
XXIV
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
xxviii
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
xxxi
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
xxxiii
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
XXXV
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
xxxvii
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
XXXIX
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
xl
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
xli
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
xJvii
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
xlix
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
liii
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^
Pure Science
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
209
Pure Science
551-37-551-5
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
213
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
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982.7
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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
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595.73
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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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669.7
Zyrian language
494.5
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