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Smithsonian Year 1985 Supplement

Chronology and Appendixes

Smithsonian Institution Press
Washington, D.C.

Smithsonian Year 1985 Supplement

Chronology and Appendixes

Smithsonian Institution Press
Washington, D.C.

Contents
Chronology 5

Appendix 1. Members of the Smithsonian Council, Boards, and
Commissions, September 30, 1985 33

Appendix 2. Smithsonian Special Foreign Currency Program Awards
Made October 1, 1984, through September 30, 1985 47

Appendix 3. National Museum Act Grants Awarded in Fiscal Year 1985 51

Appendix 4. Academic, Research Training, and Internship
Appointments in Fiscal Year 1985 by,

Appendix 5. Publications of the Smithsonian Institution Press in
Fiscal Year 1985 94

Appendix 6. Publications of the Staff of the Smithsonian Institution

and Its Subsidiaries in Fiscal Year 1985 106
Appendix 7. The Smithsonian Institution and Its Subsidiaries,

September 30, 1985 228
Appendix 8. Donors to the Smithsonian Institution in Fiscal Year 1985 279

Appendix 9. Benefactors of the Smithsonian Institution in
Fiscal Year 1985 401

Appendix ro. Visitors to Smithsonian Institution Museums in
Fiscal Year 1985 444

Note The arrangement of bureau listings within the individual
appendixes is not alphabetical but rather follows the organiza-
tion of the Smithsonian Institution as shown on the next page.

The pages of this Supplement were photomechanically
reproduced from typescript provided by the individual bureaus
and offices.

The Smithsonian Institution

Establishment, Board of Regents, Executive Committee,
and the Secretary
Office of the Secretary
Office of the Under Secretary
Office of Audits and Investigations
Office of the General Counsel
Science
National Air and Space Museum
National Museum of Natural History
National Zoological Park
Office of Fellowships and Grants
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
Smithsonian Office of Educational Research
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
History and Art
Anacostia Neighborhood Museum
Archives of American Art
Center for Asian Art: Freer Gallery of Art and
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Cooper-Hewitt Museum
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Joseph Henry Papers
National Museum of African Art
National Museum of American Art
National Museum of American History
National Portrait Gallery
Office of American Studies
Museum Programs
Conservation Analytical Laboratory
National Museum Act Programs
Office of Exhibits Central
Office of Horticulture

Office of Museum Programs

Office of the Registrar

Smithsonian Institution Archives

Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service

Public Service

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Office of Folklife Programs

Office of Public Affairs

Office of Smithsonian Symposia and Seminars

Office of Telecommunications

Smithsonian Institution Press

Smithsonian Magazine

Visitor Information and Associates’ Reception Center

Administration

Administrative and Support Activities
Financial Management Activities
Smithsonian Institution Women’s Council
Smithsonian Internship Council

Directorate of International Activities
Membership and Development

Office of Development

National Board of the Smithsonian Associates
Women’s Committee of the Smithsonian Associates
James Smithson Society

Smithsonian National Associate Program
Smithsonian Resident Associate Program

Under Separate Boards of Trustees

Reading Is Fundamental, Inc.

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
National Gallery of Art

Smithsonian Year - 1985
CHRONOLOGY

The following is a representative selection of Smithsonian events during the
fiscal year. No attempt has been made to make this a complete compilation of the
Institution's activities.

October

Awards: The American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums (AAZPA)
presented the Marlin Perkins Award of Excellence to former National Zoo Director
Theodore H. Reed. AAZPA Significant Achievement Awards were also presented to
the National Zoo for the new Monkey Island exhibit and a new public affairs
program, "Symposia for the Public."

October

New Service: Information Desk services provided through the Visitor Information
and Associates' Reception Center began at the National Museum of American Art and
the National Portrait Gallery.

October

Publication: The first issue of Journeys, a magazine for junior-high-school-
aged children based on Smithsonian programs and resources, was printed and

. distributed on a test basis to selected teachers around the nation. The pilot
project was funded by the Educational Outreach Fund and carried out by the Office
of Elementary and Secondary Education, assisted by the Office of Public Affairs.

October

Publication: The Smithsonian Collection of Recordings released a seven-record
set entitled "American Popular Song: Six Decades of Songwriters and Singers."

October

Seminar: - Dr. Richard Mitchell, author, professor of English at Glassboro State
College and editor of The Underground Grammarian, gave a seminar at the
Smithsonian Office of Educational Research on "Alternatives to the Traditional
Education System.”

October

Television: "Smithsonian World," the series of prime-time, one-hour specials
co-produced by the Smithsonian and WETA-TV, aired five new programs between
October and May; reruns of seven earlier shows were also aired during July and
August. Among many of the most prestigious industry honors received by the show
was an Emmy awarded in August.

October

Workshop: The Office of Museum Programs, in cooperation with the Virginia
Association of Museums, began a series of four on-site workshops at locations
across Virginia.

October 1

Organization: The Directorate of International Activities was established and
John E. Reinhardt, formerly Assistant Secretary of History and Art, was named as
director, with responsibility for the Office of Service and Protocol (formerly
the Office of International Activities), the Office of Publications Exchange
(formerly the International Exchange Service) and the International Center, a
component of the Center for African, Near Eastern and Asian Cultures.

October 4

Milestone: The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden celebrated the tenth
anniversary of its opening.

October 5

Exhibition: Werner Drewes, Sixty-five Years of Printmaking, opened at the
Museum of American Art with 110 works drawn from the museum's extensive holdings.
In a subsequent public program, Drewes discussed his life and work with noted
critic and designer Wolf von Eckardt.

October 6-8

Exhibition: The Office of Horticulture displayed prime specimens of the orchid
collection at the National Capital Orchid Society Show.

October 9

Exhibition: European Roots of American Pharmacy, an exhibition of instruments,

paintings, drug containers and other objects showing the influence of the tools

and practices of the European apothecary on the American pharmacy, opened in the
Dibner Gallery at the National Museum of American History.

October 12-13

Symposium: Eight distinguished scientists examined the diversity of animal
mating systems in the National Zoo's public symposium entitled "The Mating Game:
Exploring the Mysteries of Animal Reproduction."

October 19

Exhibition: Baseball Immortals, 1905-35: The Photographs of Charles Martin
Conlon opened at the National Portrait Gallery, an exhibit jointly organized
with The Sporting News.

October 19

Special Event: Archaeologist Mary Leakey lectured for the Resident Associate
Program on discoveries of fossil human ancestors in East Africa; the event was
cosponsored by the National Museum of Natural History.

October 20

Concert series: The 20th-Century Consort opened its 1984-85 season at the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden with the first of four concerts, entitled
"Election Special."

October 20

Symposium: "Can't Something Be Done?," a program co-sponsored by the Museum of
American History, focused on Eleanor Roosevelt's activities in Washington, D.C.,
during the New Deal and featured discussions among scholars of the New Deal

era and individuals who had helped to fashion the New Deal policies.

October 21

Exhibition: The Anacostia Museum opened Black Women: Achievements Against the
Odds, an exhibition providing an overview of black women's history from the
colonial period to the modern era. The exhibition was produced by the
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.

October 21

Special Program: The Office of Museum Programs and the United States Information
Agency co-sponsored the second annual museum administration project, enabling
seven museum professionals from six European countries to study current practices
and problems of museum administration at the Smithsonian and other museums in the
United States.

October 24-26
Colloquium: The Kellogg Project's "Colloquium II" was held at the Xerox
International Training Center, Leesburg, Va. The theme, "Museums in Pursuit of
Educational Excellence," was addressed by six speakers.

October 29

New System: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries introduced its new Automated
Library System to representatives of Institution units.

October 31

Exhibition: Praise Poems: The Katherine White Collection opened at the
National Museum of African Art.

November

Gift: The Earl Silas Tupper Foundation pledged $4 million to the Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute for the construction of the Earl S. Tupper Research
and Conference Center in Panama.

November

New Facility: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries announced the opening of a
new branch library in the Office of Horticulture. The library, currently located
in the Arts and Industries building, is the fifteenth branch library in the
system.

November 1

Premiere: "Comet Quest," a multi-media presentation that explores comets through
the ages, opened at the National Air and Space Museum's Albert Einstein
Planetarium.

November 1

Workshop: A regional workshop, sponsored by the Office of Elementary and
Secondary Education, was held in Oakland, Calif., bringing more than 310 teachers
to work with local museum educators. Additional workshops were held in
Charleston, S.C. (November 8), and in Oak Ridge, Tenn. (March 23).

November 5

Exhibition: Marine Mammals of the World, an exhibit of the Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, opened at the National Bank of Panama
Museum under the sponsorship of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and
the Directorate of Marine Resources of the Government of Panama. All exhibit
materials were translated into Spanish.

November 10

Workshop: Carolyn Landon, artist, conducted an adult workshop, "African
Sculpture Through the Artist's Eyes," in the galleries of the Museum of African
Art.

November 13-14

Visit: Their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
visited the Freer Gallery of Art and the galleries, plaza and garden of the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

November 13

Seminar: Prof. Andrew S. Skinner, Adam Smith professor of political economy at
the University of Glasgow, led a discussion on Adam Smith and public policy, part
of a continuing series examining the intellectual roots of the U.S. Constitution
and Bill of Rights.

November 13

Special Event: Avant-garde performer Meredith Monk appeared at the Hirshhorn
Museum and Sculpture Garden in a program co-sponsored by the Resident Associate
Program and the Hirshhorn as part of the Hirshhorn's tenth anniversary
celebration.

November 14

Exhibition: Miguel Covarrubias Caricatures, the first retrospective of this
artist's caricatures, opened at the National Portrait Gallery.

November 14

Exhibition: The Metropolitan Opera Centennial: A Photographic Album opened at
the National Portrait Gallery.

November 26

Milestone: The SIL acquisitions unit began processing orders of books and
journals electronically on its SIL Automated Library System through the
Smithsonian Institution Bibliographic Information System (SIBIS).

November 28

Telecast: "The Sea: A Quest for Our Future," a one-hour documentary produced by
the Office of Telecommunications, had its premiere on the Public Broadcasting
System network and subsequently received the 1984 Best Nature Production Award
from the International TV Movie Festival (March 1985) and a second-place award
from the 1985 National Educational Film Festival.

November 29

New Facility: The archives of American Art officially opened its sixth center,
the Southern California Research Center, in San Marino, Calif.

November 29

Publication: The first volume of a series of annual reports, National Air and
Space Museum Research Report 1984, was published, covering the historical and
scientific research programs of the National Air and Space Museum.

December

Discovery: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory scientists discovered a new
gravitational lens in Constellation Pegasus, a lens which is apparently serving
as a "cosmic magnifying glass" to enhance the image of a much more distant
quasar.

December
Discovery: Botanists of the Museum of Natural History reported the

identification of the deepest growing plant found on Earth, an alga they
discovered off an uncharted, underwater island in the Bahamas.

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December

Publication: Solar Flux Atlas from 296 to 1300 nm was published by SAO,
National Solar Observatory and Harvard. The atlas serves as a spectroscopic
standard for researchers in solar and planetary physics, stellar spectroscopy,
and atmospheric sciences.

December 1

Special Event: The ninth annual "Hirshhorn Holiday for Children" was presented
at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, drawing some 3,500 visitors to the
Museum during four hours of live performances.

December 5

Announcement: The Air and Space Museum announced a project to construct and fly
a replica of a prehistoric flying reptile, a pterosaur known as Quetzalcoatlus
northropi. The radio-controlled flying replica will be included in "On the
Wing," the museum's upcoming large-screen film that compares natural and
mechanical flight.

December 7

Exhibition: Homage to Franz Kline: Photographs by Aaron Siskind opened at the
Museum of American Art with 48 works, celebrating the friendship between the two
artists. In a subsequent public program, Siskind discussed that friendship as
well as his own life and work.

December 7-9

Milestone: The National Associates Travel Program celebrated its 13th annual
Christmas at the Smithsonian Weekend for Smithsonian Associates, highlighted by a
festive dinner and tree-trimming party in the Castle.

December 10

New Facility: The Great Hall of the Smithsonian Institution Building was
designated as the site for the Smithsonian Information Center, a central point
for visitor information and orientation to the Institution.

December 13

Graduation: Thirty-five high school students graduated from the Office of
Elementary and Secondary Education's Career Awareness Program, part of the
Institution's affirmative action initiative, which features a special educational
program for District of Columbia high school students.

December 13
Milestone: The first artifact--a jar filled with Pacific Halibut plankton

specimens--was placed in storage at the Museum Support Center, to be followed by
millions of other objects and specimens from the Smithsonian collections.

December 13

Special Event: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum hosted a party in honor of Secretary
Adams to introduce him to the friends of the Smithsonian Institution in New York
City.

December 14

Exhibition: The opening of the eighth annual Trees of Christmas, an exhibition
developed by the Office of Horticulture in conjunction with the Museum of
American History, included 12 trees decorated to display the ethnic, artistic and
cultural use of the Christmas tree.

December 14

Special Event: The Women's Committee of the Smithsonian Associates held its 14th
annual Christmas dinner dance in the Museum of Natural History. The proceeds,
along with those from the Washington Craft Show, were used to support 29 projects
throughout the Institution.

December 21

Exhibition: Japanese Calligraphy. Traditional styles of Japanese writing, as
well as cursive styles inspired by Chinese models developed during the 8th
through 12th centuries, were displayed at the Freer Gallery in this exhibition of
screens, hanging scrolls and hand scrolls. ,

December 26-31

Special Event: "Holiday Celebration," the Museum of American History's annual
celebration, drew on the talents of more than 70 musical groups, dramatic
performers, artisans and cooks to demonstrate the customs of 22 countries and
cultures now practiced during Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year's festivities in
the United States. The celebration attracted more than 115,000 visitors.

December 31

Visitors: An estimated 23.5 million visits were recorded at the Smithsonian's 13
museums in Washington, D.C., in 1984. Peak tourist months were June and July,
during the Folklife Festival, the Aditi exhibition at the Museum of Natural
History, and the introduction of the new IMAX film, "The Dream Is Alive," at the
Air and Space Museum.

January

Acquisition: Successful negotiations began for the purchase of an unparalleled
treasury of Islamic and Persian paintings and manuscripts assembled between 1900
and 1943 by Henri Vever, a French Jeweler. The collection provides a
comprehensive survey of the art of the Persian book and is considered one of the
most significant purchases in the Institution's history.

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January

Acquisition: A premier collection of butterflies from North and South America,
numbering 100,000 specimens, was acquired by the Museum of Natural History.
Included are many species previously not represented in the Smithsonian
collection and species previously unknown to scientists.

January °

Gift: Gamez and Bolanos, two uninhabited and virtually undisturbed islands off
the Pacific coast of Panama, were donated by Mrs. Jean Niemier to the Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute through the Nature Conservancy's International
Program in honor of her late husband, Edward A. "Ed" Niemeir.

January

Grants Review: The Office of Fellowships and Grants convened advisory councils
to approve Smithsonian Foreign Currency Program grants.

January

New Program: The Educational Fellowship was established by the Office of
Fellowships and Grants to support minority students while they pursue graduate
study in a relevant Smithsonian field.

January

Report: "Role of Family in the Promotion of Science Literacy," final report for
a National Science Foundation grant, was completed by Smithsonian Office of
Education Research.

January 11

Acquisitions: The Museum of American Art announced the gift of 311 paintings,
sculptures, drawings and collages from Container Corporation of America,
including works by Leonard Baskin, Joseph Cornell, Willem de Kooning, Jacob
Lawrence, Larry Rivers, James Rosenquist and Ben Shahn.

January 11

Exhibition: Spanning Niagara: The International Bridges, 1848-1962, an
exhibition of approximately 75 prints, drawings and photographs at the Museum of
American History, showed the technical and aesthetic challenges met by the 13
bridges built over the Niagara River to link the United States and Canada.

January 13-15

Workshop: The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center in Rockville, Md.,
sponsored a workshop in which 15 experts discussed landscape ecology. Future
meetings are planned in January 1986 and January 1987 to continue the task of
developing a better theoretical basis for this field of ecology.

January 15

Exhibition: Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists in Nineteenth-Century
America opened at the Museum of American Art on the anniversary of Martin Luther
King Jr's birth. A month-long series of related public programs, "A Festival of
Afro-American Arts," included lectures, a musical revue, films, readings, a dance
performance and conversations with contemporary artists. Among these events,
"Forum '85: A Question of Place," documenting the status of the Afro-American
visual artist in the contemporary marketplace, was made possible by a grant from
the Metropolitan Life Foundation.

January 16

New Series: A series of orientation gatherings was initiated by the Staff,
Volunteer and Intern Services Unit of the Visitor Information and Associates'
Reception Center to provide Smithsonian interns with an opportunity to meet
their peers and to learn about the Institution as a whole.

January 18

Exhibition: Peace and Friendship: Indian Peace Medals in the United States
opened at the National Portrait Gallery.

January 18-21

Inaugural Events: Seven Smithsonian museums remained open until 9 p.m. for four
days during the week of the Presidental inaugural. Special concerts were offered
in the Air and Space Museum and in the Museum of American History. One of the
official Inaugural Balls was held in the Air and Space Museum.

January 29-30

Seminar: Dr. Reuven Feuerstein, Israeli psychologist, in collaboration with the
Smithsonian Kellogg Project and the Capital Children's Museum in Washington,
D.C., presented a two-day seminar at the Smithsonian entitled "The Mediated
Learning Experience" for about 70 selected participants.

January 30-February 1

Special Project: A team of 15 conservators and scientists from the Conservation
Analytical Laboratory made an extensive study of the condition of the various
parts of the Wright Brothers Flyer in preparation for restoration by the staff of
the Air and Space Museum.

February

Awards: The Torch, the Smithsonian's staff newspaper produced by the Office of
Public Affairs, received an Award of Excellence (second place) in the annual
writing competition of the Washington Chapter of the Society of Technical
Communication and subsequently a first prize in the Society's international
competition. Society awards also went to Smithsonian Institution Research
Reports, the brochure Science at the Smithsonian and several individual

stories of the Smithsonian News Service. Research Reports also won top honors
for writing and design in the annual competition of the American Association of
Museums.

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February

Film: The Office of Telecommunications completed a half-hour film for -
educational use. Its working title is "Coral Reefs and the Discovery of New
Resources."

February °

Milestone: A theme for the inaugural exhibition and associated programs of the
International Center was selected. The exhibition, scheduled to open in the
Spring of 1987, is tentatively entitled "Generations" and will focus on the
universal experience of birth.

February

Research: The gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer of the Conservation Analytical
Laboratory, an instrument for the analysis of complicated mixtures of organic
materials in very small samples and the only one of its kind in the United States
totally devoted to work on museum materials, became operational.

February 1

Exhibition: Conservation of Modern Art, an exhibition outlining the treatment
and restoration of 26 works from the Hirshhorn Museum's collection, opened at the
museum supported by the Women's Committee of the Smithsonian Associates.

February 7-8

Colloquium/Concert: "The Art of Jazz Improvisation: A Festival of Traditional
and Contemporary Approaches," held at the Museum of American History, included
performances by jazz artists Clark Terry, Archie Shepp, Eddie Barefield and Doc
Cheatham and a colloquium chaired by Dr. Leonard Goines, professor of Jazz
History at New York University.

February 8

Restoration: The restoration of the 1903 Wright Flyer, the first machine to
achieve controlled, powered, heavier-than-air flight, began at the Air and Space
Museum. The five-month project was completed in a special gallery that allowed
visitors to watch the restoration.

February 13

New Research: Dr. M. James Blackman and Dr. Rita P. Wright started a major
archaeometrical project on the production and distribution of ceramics in fourth
and third millenia B.C. Middle Asia with the help of funding provided by the
Scholarly Studies Program. This project is a cooperative effort between the
Conservation Analytical Laboratory and a number of archaeological institutions in
Europe and the Middle East.

February 15

Exhibition: The National Portrait Gallery opened the exhibition Joseph Wright:
American Artist, 1756-1793, accompanied by a full biographical study and the
first catalogue raisonne of his work.

February 15

Panel Discussion: In conjunction with the opening of the Museum of American Art
exhibition LIFE: The Second Decade, 1946-1955, six LIFE photographers
reminisced about their magazine careers in a program co-sponsored by .the
Smithsonian Resident Associates.

February 17-March 18

Special Program: The Office of Museum Programs and USIA co-sponsored a new
program, "Collections: Management, Preventive Care and Conservation," enabling
13 international museum professionals to study various aspects of collections
Management at the Smithsonian and at host museums in six U.S. cities.

February 18-19

Workshop: The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Facility at Edgewater,
Md., and the National Science Foundation convened a group of 50 international
experts on the metabolic processes operating below the soil surface in tidal salt
marshes.

February 20

Exhibition: Jim Dine: Five Themes, a traveling exhibition organized by the
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, opened at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture
Garden.

February 25-April 4

Field Course: The Smithsonian Tropical Research’ Institute and the University of
Panama offered the first Graduate Field Course in Marine Ecology. Attendance by
a visiting instructor, Dr. Peter W. Glynn, from the University of Miami's
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, and students from Mexico,
Venezuela, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Colombia, was made possible by a grant to STRI
from the Tinker Foundation.

February 27

Lecture Series: A five-part "Exploring Space" lecture series, in which well-
known space scientists participated, began at the Air and Space Museum. The
series continued through June.

March

Acquisition: The Museum of American History and the Pilgrim Society of Plymouth,
Mass., jointly acquired a rare silver wine cup that belonged to William Bradford,
governor of the Plymouth Colony. On June 14, the cup went on display for
approximately two years at the Museum of American History.

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March

Contracts Awarded: Leon Van Speybroeck of the Smithsonian Astrophysical
Observatory was selected as Telescope Scientist for the Advanced X-Ray
Astrophysics Facility and an SAO proposal to build a High Resolution Camera for
that spacecraft was accepted for "definition phase" funding.

March

Grant: The National Endowment for the Arts awarded two grants for the production
of two new versions of the Office of Telecommunications' film "American Picture
Palaces," one a short-subject, the other a half-hour documentary for Public
Broadcasting System telecast.

March

Milestone: The National Museum of Natural History celebrated the 75th
anniversary of the opening of its present building with a series of events and
exhibitions, installations, and publications.

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March A
New Service: Public tours of the original Smithsonian Institution Building were
initiated through the Visitor Information and Associates' Reception Center's
Castle docent program.

March 2

Colloquium: "Public Enjoyment of Irish Legacies: Castles, Gardens and
Scientific Wonder" featured a joint illustrated presentation on Ireland's lasting
treasures by The Hon. Desmond Guinness and the Seventh Earl of Rosse.

March 7

Milestone: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries Translations Publishing Program
Review Committee, composed of representatives of four museums, met to rank the
proposals received for translation of publications funded with Special Foreign
Currency.

March 24-29

Seminar: The National Zoo conducted a five-day seminar, sponsored by Smithsonian
National Associates, on animal communication and the Zoo's related research
projects and specialized equipment.

March 29

Exhibition: Creation and Renewal: Views of Cotapaxi by Frederic Edwin Church
opened at the Museum of American Art with 38 works documenting the artist's
extended fascination with the Ecuadorian volcano. A related symposium was also
held.

April

Research: Stephen Hubbell of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and
Peter Ashton of the Harvard Arboretum established a mapping project to study
tropical tree diversity and population dynamics at the Pasoh Forest Reserve in
conjunction with the Forest Institute of Malaysia. This study is similar to a
project underway at Barro Colorado Island, Panama, and will permit comparisons of
forest dynamics between Old and New World tropical rain forests.

April

Seminar: John Holt, educator, consultant and author, conducted a seminar on non-
school educational means at the Smithsonian's Office of Educational Research.

April 10

Exhibition: A major exhibition entitled African Masterpieces from the Musee de
l'Homme, one of the most significant collections of African art in the world,
opened at the Museum of African Art.

April 11

Exhibitions: William Edward West, 1788-1857: Kentucky Painter opened at the
National Portrait Gallery. The first exhibition of West's work, it included
portraits of Lord Byron, Robert E. Lee and other prominent personalities of the
‘period. A companion exhibition, A Truthful Likeness: Chester Harding and His
Portraits, was also on view during this period.

April 15

Grant Awards: The Office of Fellowships and Grants designated the 1985-1986
fellowships recipients. The first two recipients of the Rockerfeller Foundation
Residency Program in the Humanities grant were also announced.

April 15

Installation: The Museum of American Art installed "Achelous and Hercules," a
major mural painting by Thomas Hart Benton. This important 1947 work was a gift
from Allied Stores Corporation and a museum purchase through the Smithsonian's
Major Acquisitions Fund.

April 15

Lecture Series: "Connoisseurship, Collectors and Collections: African
Masterpieces from the Musee de 1'Homme," an eight-session series of lectures was
launched, presented and co-sponsored by the Museum of African Art and the
Smithsonian's Resident Associate Program.

April 16
Course: The Resident Associate Program launched a course on "The Television Age"

featuring lectures by such distinguished television news correspondents as Roger
Mudd, Ted Koppel, Sam Donaldson and Lesley Stahl.

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April 21

Award: A first-place award was given to the Office of Horticulture for its
display in the Maryland Orchid Society Show.

April 21-24

Workshop: Forty noted soil science authorities gathered at the Smithsonian

Environmental Research Center to evaluate the present status of the applications
of soil science to environmental research and to write a position paper on future
needs.

April 23-27

Conference: The National Zoo acted as host for the "Smithsonian Interbureau
Conference on Tropical Biology," focusing on areas where cooperative efforts
could be effectively applied. Formal presentations by Tropical Research Center,
Museum of Natural History and National Zoo staff were followed by workshop
sessions at the Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal, Va.

April 24-28

Workshop: A Kellogg Project workshop on "Conservation Through the Looking
Glass," i.e., carrying out conservation work in the exhibition galleries where
it can be interpreted for the public, was held at the Fine Arts Museums of San
Francisco.

April 26

Exhibition: Designers of the Jet Age, devoted to the careers and contributions
of two renowned aircraft designers, Ed Heinemann and Clarence "Kelly" Johnson,
opened at the Air and Space Museum.

April 26

Exhibition: The Glazed Ceramic Tradition of Seto and Mino Wares. Recent
research in these neighboring pottery districts generated this Freer exhibition
examining the development of glazed ceramics during Japan's medieval period
(13th-16th centuries).

April 26-28
Special Event: One hundred craftspeople from 28 states and the District of
Columbia participated in the third annual Washington Craft Show, a fundraising
activity sponsored by the Women's Committee of the Smithsonian Associates.

April 27-28

Special Event: The Air and Space Museum's forth annual Paul E. Garber Facility
Open House attracted more than 8,000 visitors.

May

Award: Secretary Emeritus S. Dillon Ripley was presented the Medal of Freedom by
President Ronald Reagan.

May a
Award: "Telling Lives: That Damn Cowboy," a production of the Office of
Telecommunications, received a CINE Golden Eagle Award.

May

Film: "The Blue Planet," a film on marine ecosystems produced by the Office of
Telecommunications for the Marine Life Hall of the Museum of Natural History, was
completed.

May

Outreach: Smithsonian Museums At-A-Glance, a full-color leaflet designed to
promote pre-visit orientation, was produced by the Visitor Information and
Associates' Reception Center for distribution through the tour and travel
industry.

May

Publication: An essay on 19th-century horticulture, co-authored by James Buckler
and Katheryn Meehan, appeared in the exhibition catalogue for The Art of
Gardening--Maryland Landscapes and the American Garden Aesthetic 1730-1930,
presented by the Historical Society of Talbot County, Md.

May 1

Visit: Her Majesty Queen Noor al-Hussein, Queen of the Hashemite Kingdom of
Jordan, visited the Freer Gallery of Art.

May 2-4

Symposium: A conference on music in America, held at the Museum of American
History, brought together some 50 artists, scholars and organizational
representatives to discuss the Smithsonian's role in the research and
presentation of American musical forms.

May 6

Appointment: Dean Anderson, Acting Assistant Secretary for History and Art, was
named Smithsonian Under Secretary.

May 7

Visit: Mme. Georges Pompidou, widow of the former President of France, toured
the galleries, garden and plaza of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

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May 8

New Study: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries launched a preservation
planning program as one of ten libraries selected by the Association of Research
Libraries to conduct a self-study to recommend new preservation policies and
programs.

May 9

Course: The Resident Associate Program began a course on "The Ascendancy of
Asia: The Pacific Community in the 21st Century," in cooperation with the
Woodrow Wilson Center's Asia Program and the Asia Foundation.

May 10

Graduation: Commencement exercises were held for the second class of the Cooper-
Hewitt Museum and Parsons School of Design Master's Degree Program in the History
of Decorative Arts.

May 12-June 10
International Program: The Office of Museum Programs and USIA co-sponsored the
sixth annual "Education in Museums" project for 12 international museum
professionals.

May 13

Award: The Charles Lang Freer Medal was presented to Prof. Stella Kramrisch,
distinguished Indianist.

May 13-17

Training: "Techniques, Uses, Differences and Operating Parameters of Current
Paper Suction Tables," an advanced training course taught at the Conservation
Analytical Laboratory by seven expert instructors, was attended by 20
conservators.

May 14

Exhibition: The Arts of South Asia. In observance of "Aditi: The Festival of
India at the Smithsonian," the Freer presented its largest exhibition of painting
and sculpture from the Indian subcontinent, including a rare 13th-14th-century
bronze bull and other new acquisitions displayed for the first time.

May 14-18

Milestone: Secretary Adams and nine other Smithsonian speakers traveled to
Tokyo, Japan for the first international lecture series sponsored by the
Smithsonian National Associates Lecture and Seminar Program. Many of the
sessions were translated simultaneously into Japanese.

May 16

Exhibition: Celestial Images: Astronomical Charts, 1500-1900, at the Museum

of American History, displayed 39 rare depictions of star patterns and planetary
systems that illustrate a unity of art and science from the Renaissance to the
end of the 19th century. :

May 16

Special Event: "National Zoofari," a Friends of the National Zoo's annual
fundraising event, featured entertainment and silent auctions in support of the
T.H. Reed Animal Acquisition Fund.

May 19

Special Event: The Office of Horticulture hosted an open house for Smithsonian
staff and volunteers at its greenhouses, providing guests the opportunity to view
the plant collections under cultivation.

May 19-23

Seminar: "Aircraft Restoration," a week-long seminar held at the Paul E. Garber
Facility, was sponsored by the Smithsonian National Associates Lecture and
Seminar Program.

May 20-22

Training: A course on "Metals for Conservators," organized by the Objects
Speciality Group of the American Institute for Conservation, was cosponsored by
the Conservation Analytical Laboratory.

May 21

Groundbreaking: Secretary Adams and other Smithsonian officials, officials of
the National Park Service and members of the Fort Stanton Civic Association
participated in groundbreaking ceremonies for the Anacostia Neighborhood Museum
Exhibition Hall, Education Department and Public Space.

May 21

Special Event: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum celebrated the opening of the exhibition
Timeless'Sources: Rare Books from the Cooper-Hewitt Museum and the publication
of an accompanying handbook.

May 22

Chairman Elected: Sydney Lewis, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer,
Best Products Company Inc., Richmond, Va., was elected Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, succeeding Sen. Daniel P.
Moynihan (D-N.Y.).

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May 25

Summer Hours: Hours at the Air and Space Museum were extended to 7:30 p.m. seven
days a week between May 25 and Labor Day.

May 28-31

Training: An advanced training course on wood identification was taught by Dr.
Richard Dodd at the Conservation Analytical Laboratory.

June

Acquisition: Asian lions, one male and one female, were added to the collections
of the National Zoo as part of a breeding program between cooperating zoos.

June

Awards: Two Smithsonian News Service stories, published by the Office of Public
Affairs, received first and third place awards in the National Association of
Government Comunicators Blue Pencil competition. The television public service
announcement "Kids at the Smithsonian," with actress Sandy Duncan, was awarded an
“NAGC Gold Screen award. "Radio Smithsonian," an Office of Telecommunications
production, won two NAGC awards: "Cowboys," a program in the American Stories
mini-series, won Best of Competition, and the series as a whole won the
Outstanding Audiovisual Production honors.

June

Grant: The Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation awarded $49,000 to the Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute for fellowships to Latin American students to
conduct predoctoral research at STRI.

June

Grants: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries was awarded three grants from the
Atherton Seidell Endowment Fund, one to publish scientific records in non-Roman
alphabets, a second to purchase back issues of journals for the STRI Branch
Library, and the third to acquire an image digitizer that permits rapid
teletransmission of documents.

June

National Event: The Festival of India 1985-1986 opened in Washington, D.C., with
Smithsonian-wide participation planned for the next 18 months, including
exhibitions, seminars, classes, a major portion of the Festival of American
Folklife, radio programs and publications.

June
Publication: <A Summary Profile of Smithsonian International Activities, the

first comprehensive survey of Smithsonian activities around the world, was
published by the Office of Service and Protocol.

June

Publication: Smithsonian Institution Libraries Research Guide No. 4, African

Art: A Bibliographic Guide by Janet L. Stanley, Chief Librarian of the Museum
of African Art Branch Library, was published by Africana Publishing Company, a
division of Holmes and Meier.

June

Special Program: Dr. Jerry Bell of the National Science Foundation spoke on
community involvement in science education projects at the Community Science
Project "Recognition Night" at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Lab, an
event sponsored by the Smithsonian Office of Educational Research.

June 3

Special Event: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum opened Wine: Celebration and
Ceremony, a major exhibition focusing on design related to the history of wine-
making and wine-drinking.

June 3-7

Program: Fifteen students from the Multiculture Bilingual High School in
Washington, D.C., participated in a one week junior externship program in nine
curatorial, administrative, design and educations areas. The program was
organized by the Office of Museum Programs.

June 4

Acquisition: The Museum of African Art exercised the first option on a major
collection of African art objects from the 12th/15th century to the mid-20th
century, assembled over the years by a private European collector.

June 4

Exhibition: Aditi: A Celebration of Life, a major exhibition marking the
Festival of India 1985-1986, opened at the Museum of Natural History. The
exhibition, organized by the Museum of Natural History Office of Exhibits and the
Office of Folklife Programs, incorporated 2,000 objects with India's venerable
folk traditions as expressed by 40 craftsmen and performing artists in a setting
simulating Indian village life. Plants native to India were provided by the
Office of Horticulture to complement the exhibition.

June 4
Special Event: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum hosted the opening ceremonies of Museum
Mile Night in New York City. Mayor Edward I. Koch officiated, and more than
8,000 visitors toured the museum in a three-hour period.

June 5
Award: Christine Jones and William Forman of the Smithsonian Astrophysical

Observatory received the Bruno Rossi Award of the American Astronomical Society
for their research on hot X-ray coronae around elliptical galaxies.

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June 5

Exhibition: Representation Abroad, a major exhibition of representational art
by 16 artists from Australia, Colombia, Great Britain, France, Italy, West
Germany and Spain, opened at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, previewed
on June 4 by 651 guests, including eleven of the artists.

June 5

Series: "Conserving Traditional Cultures," a four-part film/lecture series, was
launched. It was organized and co-sponsored by the Office of Folklife Programs,
Department of Anthropology, Human Studies Film Archives, and the Resident
Associates Program, and featured four award-winning ethnographic films focusing
on cultural conservation issues, with interpretations and discussions by leading
folklore and anthropology scholars. :

June 8

Workshop: A program of films, African board games and music was held at the
Museum of African Art for children and their families in connection with the
exhibit African Mankala.

June 9

Premiere: The Resident Associate Program screened "Wagner," a nine-hour film
epic about the operatic genius, in its Washington premiere.

June 10

Internships: The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education began the first
session of "Intern '85," a high school intern program which brought 33 students
from across the country to participate in a learning/service program at the
Smithsonian.

June 10

Workshops: The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education began its summer
workshop series for teachers. For local teachers, eight courses ranging from
architecture to insects were offered, and for teachers from the rest of the
country, a national seminar on the teaching of writing through the use of
museums.

June 10-12

Symposium: The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center sponsored a symposium
on "Watershed Research Perspectives."

June 12

Exhibition: The Woven and Graphic Art of Anni Albers, the first major
exhibition of both Albers' graphics and textiles, opened at the Renwick Gallery
on the artist's 86th birthday. In a related public program, Nicholas Fox Weber,
executive director of the Josef Albers Foundation, discussed the artist and her
work.

June 12-14

Training: A training course on polymer chemistry was given by Dr. James Mark and
Dr. George Odian at the Conservation Analytical Laboratory.

June 15

Special Event: The world-renowned sitarist Ravi Shankar performed as part of the
Festival of India at the Smithsonian in a concert sponsored by the Resident
Associate Program.

June 17 and 20

International Project: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries assembled an ad hoc
American Review Committee of distinguished museologists to make final revisions
to English-language entries in the Dictionarium Museologicum, a multi-lingual
glossary of 2,066 museum-related terms, jointly produced by the International
Council of Museums and UNESCO.

June 19

Film Premiere: "The Dream Is Alive," a spectacular new large-screen film that
offers an insider's view of America's space shuttle program, opened at the Air

and Space Museum's Samuel P. Langley Theater. Footage was taken by astronauts

during three 1984 space shuttle flights.

June 21

Exhibition: The Martha Jackson Memorial Collection opened at the Museum of
American Art with 66 works selected from the 127 paintings, sculptures and works
on paper donated to the Museum of American Art by Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson.

June 21-24

Symposium: "The Canvas of Culture: Rediscovery of the Past as Adaptation for
the Future" was developed as a major Festival of India program.

June 26-30; July 3-7

Folklife Festival: The 19th annual Festival of American Folklife featured a
mela--an'Indian fair, Louisiana folklife, and the cultural traditions of
indigenous, ethnic and regional communities. Traditional foodways and dance
parties were also included.

June 27

Agreement: An agreement facilitating joint research, cooperative programs, and
exchanges of scholarships, exhibitions and publications with Malaysian
institutions was signed by Secretary Adams and Malaysian Ambassador Dato' Lew Sip
Hon on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports.

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June 28

Exhibition: Fabled Cloth: Batik from Java's North Coast opened at the Cooper-
Hewitt Museum.

June 28

Exhibition: A living microcosm of a Maine coastal ecosystem, housed in a 3,000-
gallon aquarium simulating natural conditions, went on display at the Museum of
Natural History.

June 28

Telecast: "The Work of Peace," a half-hour film produced by the Office of
Telecommunications on the Treaty of Paris of 1783, had its national premiere on
the PBS network. The film won the Silver Medal of the International Film and TV
Festival of N.Y., the Silver Award at the Houston International Film Festival, a
CINE Golden Eagle and second place in the 1985 National Educational Film
Festival.

June 30-July 1

Update: Giant pandas Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing mated four times. Subsequent
urine samples indicated a possible pregnancy.

June/July

Publication: A major five-part series on the Smithsonian Institution appeared in
the French magazine Paris Match.

July

Gift: Amber collector Jacob Brodzinsky donated to the Museum of Natural History
his collection of rare pieces of amber some 24 million years old.

July

Milestone: 18,616 public inquiries, a record monthly high, were received by the
Telephone Information Program of the Visitor Information and Associates'
Reception Center.

July

Publication: As part of the Festival of India, a 13-part series on "India Today"
was distributed by the Smithsonian News Service, a monthly feature-story service
of the Office of Public Affairs. The series, based on information gathered by
two Public Affairs writers who traveled in India for six weeks, gave a first-hand
acount of the colorful and complex past, present and future of India.

July
Publication: Communication and Non-communication by Cephalopods by Martin

Moynihan, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, was published by Indiana
University Press as part of its series on animal communication.

July 1

Milestone: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory marked the 30th anniversary
of the move of its headquarters to Cambridge, Mass., and the beginning of its
research association with Harvard College Observatory.

July 1

New Project: The Directorate of International Activities was assigned overall
institutional responsibility to coordinate research and planning for the
Smithsonian commemoration of the Columbus Quincentenary in 1992.

July 2

Redesign: The design concept and prototypes for uniform exterior identification
and direction signs were completed by the Office of Exhibits Central and the
Visitor Information and Associates' Reception Center in Phase I of the
Institution-wide exterior graphic information program.

July 9

Research: The National Zoo sent a second shipment of golden lion tamarin monkeys
to Brazil's Poco das Anta Preserve. Twelve animals in two groups were released
in late July as part of the Zoo's ongoing project to save this species from
extinction.

July 11

Concert Series: The 1985 summer concert series, "Sunset Serenades," began at the
Zoo. Evening performances were held each week until August 29.

July 12

Telecast: "In Open Air: A Portrait of the American Impressionists," a half-hour

film produced by the Office of Telecommunications, was telecast nationally over
PBS.

July 17

International Protocol: The Government of Panama extended to the Smithsonian
Tropical-Research Institute the prerogatives and benefits that correspond to
International Missions operating in the Republic of Panama.

July 17

Symposium: "Ten Years After Apollo-Soyuz," held at the Air and Space Museum to
mark the anniversary of the joint U.S.-U.S.S.R. space program, brought together
leading scientists, historians and policymakers from the United States and abroad
to discuss cooperation and competition in space. The three astronauts and two
cosmonauts who participated in the joint mission were present.

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July 22

Appointment: Barnabus McHenry, general counsel for the Reader's Digest
Association Inc., was appointed to the Smithsonian Board of Regents.

July 23

Significant Birth: Ryma, a male giraffe, was born in the presence of hundreds of
Zoo visitors.

July 24

Visit: His Excellency Li Xiannian, president of the People's Republic of China,
toured the Air and Space Museum and viewed the new large-screen film, "The Dream
is Alive."

July 25

Exhibition: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries held a reception to open
Panorama of India, its exhibition of books, plates and manuscripts relating to
India, 1698-1898, in the Dibner Library, Special Collections Branch.

July 29

Experiment Flown: An infrared telescope (IRT) designed and built by the
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in cooperation with the University of
Arizona and the Marshall Space Flight Center was launched aboard Space Shuttle
Flight 51F for a week-long mission as part of Spacelab 2.

July 31

Exhibition: An exhibition entitled Igbo Arts: Community and Cosmos, the first
exhibition ever presented on the art of the Igbo people of Africa, opened at the
Museum of African Art.

August

Award: A plastic tote bag designed to promote Associate membership, created by
the Visitor Information and Associates' Reception Center in cooperation with
Smithsonian magazine, received a merit award in the 1985 Printing Industries of
American Graphic Award Competition.

August

Calendars: 1986 Smithsonian Family Learning Calendar, prepared by the
Smithsonian Office of Educational Research, was offered for sale through the
Smithsonian museums shops, bookstores and catalogs. The Office of Elementary and
Secondary Education published Museum Adventures: A Year at the Smithsonian, a
calendar advertising education programs at the Institution's. Washington museums,
the Zoo and the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.

August 4-10

Outreach: Thirty-five high school students and eight teachers participated in an
ecology and environmental educational seminar offered by the Smithsonian Tropical
Research Institute and Panama's Ministry of Education to acquaint high school
students with local marine and terrestrial environments. The seminar was
supported by Special Education Outreach funds.

August 6

Exhibition: The Museum of American History marked the 40th anniversary of the
dropping of the first atomic bomb in Building the Bomb: Forty Years after
Hiroshima. The display related the history of the Manhattan Project through
photographs, documents and artifacts from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as bomb
casings of the types of bombs dropped on the two cities.

August 9

Exhibition: History as Seen from the National Museum of American History, an
annual display of black-and-white photographs taken by Smithsonian photographers,
presented images of protests, celebrations, parades, and dedications that took
place near the museum since the beginning of 1984.

August 10

Celebration: American artist Larry Rivers and his 13th Street Band performed at
the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in a preview concert for the 20th
anniversary of the Smithsonian Resident Associate Program.

August 19

Groundbreaking: A ceremony was held to mark the beginning of the Zoo's Olmstead
Walk reconstruction, a project to rejuvenate the main pedestrian pathway in
preparation for the Zoo's centennial in 1989.

September

Acquisition: The suit and helmet worn by Sen. Jake Garn (R-Utah), a regent of
the Smithsonian Institution, on his Discovery shuttle flight was accessioned by
the Air and Space Museum.

September

Presentation: Dr. John Falk and Lynn Dierking of the Smithsonian Office of
Educational Research presented a paper, "The Community Science Project: A New
Approach to Environmental Education," at the Third International Conference on
the Nature and Teaching of Environmental Studies and Sciences in Higher
Education, Sunderland, England.

September
Restoration: The original 1902 ceiling fresco in the South Tower room of the

Smithsonian Institution Building was uncovered during preliminary restoration
activities for the Smithsonian Information Center.

September

Space Sciences: Precise observations of Comet Giacobini-Zinner were carried out
by astronomers at the SAO-administered Oak Ridge Observatory to assist in the
historic comet rendezvous of the ICE spacecraft.

September

Technology Advancement: The Air and Space Museum announced development of a
System for Digital Display that can potentially store up to 100,000 images of
documents, maps, books, drawings and three-dimensional artifacts on optical
disks. These, in turn, can be easily indexed, searched and images reproduced or
telephoned to locations around the world. A patent was subsequently applied
for.

September

Television: The Office of Public Affairs produced two public service
announcements for national television entitled "America's Memories," with Bob
Hope narrating. The spots were close captioned for the hearing impaired and
subsequently translated into Spanish.

September 1

Research: "Hopi Social Boundary Maintenance and Exchange Relationships," a new
major research project at the Conservation Analytical Laboratory in cooperation
with a number of museums and universities, was launched by Dr. Ronald L. Bishop
and Dr. Veletta Canouts.

September 1

Acquisition: The Conservation Analytical Laboratory, with special funding
provided by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Museum Programs, acquired
unique collection of reference materials for the analysis of textile dyes, a
collection assembled by one of the foremost international experts in this field.

September 4

Publication: The Joseph Henry Papers published the fifth volume of the papers of
the Institution's first secretary, documenting the years 1841-1843.

September 4

Workshop: In conjunction with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education presented the first in a series of
workshops on making historic sites accessible to disabled visitors.

September 5

Milestone: The first North American exhibition of antiquities from Syria opened
at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore, Md., organized by the Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and the Directorate General of
Antiquities, Syrian Arab Republic. The exhibition, entitled Fbla to Damascus:
Art and Archaeology of Ancient Syria, consisted of 281 objects representing
10,000 years of history.

September 6

Exhibition: Painting and Calligraphy of the Ch'ing Dynasty. Culminating a
series of exhibitions, this selection of works (1644-1912) at the Freer showed
the artistic impact on Chinese painting and calligraphy of cultural, political
and economic change during China's last dynasty.

September 6

Exhibition: Private Lives of Public Figures: The Nineteenth Century Family
Print. Opened at the National Portrait Gallery.

September 7
Workshop: "Such a Pretty Face: Igbo Maiden Masks," a program for children and
adults, included creating replicas of the Igbo masks featured in the current
exhibition at the Museum of African Art.

September 9-13
Training: E. Benner Larsen, from the Conservation Training School in Copenhagen,
gave a course on "High Quality Molding and Casting of Museum Objects" at the
Conservation Analytical Laboratory.

September 11
Renovation: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries began a major renovation
project designed to strengthen the Natural History Branch Library through
physical expansion and consolidation of its collection as well as to consolidate
the central administrative and processing offices of the Libraries.

September 13
Special Event: Smithsonian Associates participating in the 7th annual
Smithsonian/Oxford Seminar attended a Convocation and reception in the Castle
before departing for England.

September 15

Exhibition: The Renaissance: Black Arts of the Twenties, an exhibition
displaying the cultural history of the New Negro Movement of the 1920s, opened at
the Anacostia Museum.

September 16

Milestone: First live television images of Comet Halley were transmitted
nationwide from the Whipple Observatory via the CBS Morning News.

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re)

September 16

New Program: The Office of Fellowships and Grants held its first "Visiting
Associate Program," designed to increase knowledge of Smithsonian research and
opportunities in the minority academic community.

September 18

Premiere: "Huey Long," a 90-minute documentary by Ken Burns, had its premiere at
the first of the 1985-86 Frank Nelson Doubleday Lecture Series, sponsored by
Doubleday and Company, Inc., and the Museum ofeAmerican History.

September 20

Publication: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Office of
Printing and Photographic Services published The Electronic Sky, a collection
of 40 computer-processed astronomical images for amateur astronomers, schools,
and planetaria, the most extensive collection published to date.

September 20

Special Event: Singer Karen Akers and her trio launched the 20th Anniversary
celebration of the Resident Associate Program. The anniversary festivities
continued into the fall and included performances, lectures, and receptions.

September 22

Special Event: The Minister of Culture and Sciences of Greece, Melina Mercouri,
delivered the inaugural lecture for the Resident Associate Program course,
"Today's Greece: A Modern Odyssey," a 20th Anniversary program.

September 23-27

Training: "Glass Restoration," an advanced conservation course, was conducted at
the Conservation Analytical Laboratory by Sandra Davidson of the Institute of
Archaeology in London.

September 27
Exhibition: Islamic Metalwork. This exhibition of the Freer's small but
select collection of Islamic metalwork resulted from a year-and-a-half
collaborative effort beween the technical laboratory and the curatorial staff.
September 30
Update: Construction work continued on the Smithsonian's Center for African,

Near Eastern and Asian Cultures. The roof was completed and topped with drainage
gravel and top soil in preparation for planting of the gardens.

Appendix 1

Members of the Smithsonian Council, Boards, and Commissions, September 30, 1985

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
BOARD OF REGENTS
Honorable Warren E. Burger, The Chief Justice of the United States,
ex officio, Chancellor
Honorable George H. W. Bush, The Vice President of the United States,
ex officio
Honorable E. J. (Jake) Garn, Senator from Utah
Honorable Barry Goldwater, Senator from Arizona

Honorable James R. Sasser, Senator from Tennessee

Honorable Edward P. Boland, Representative from Massachusetts
Honorable Silvio 0. Conte, Representative from Massachusetts

Honorable Norman Y. Mineta, Representative from California

Honorable David C. Acheson, Citizen of the District of Columbia
Honorable Anne L. Armstrong, Citizen of Texas

Dr. William G. Bowen, Citizen of New Jersey

Mrs. Jeannine Smith Clark, Citizen of the District of Columbia
Dr. Murray Gell-Mann, Citizen of California

Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., Citizen of Pennsylvania
Honorable Carlisle H. Humelsine, Citizen of Virginia

Mr. Samuel C. Johnson, Citizen of Wisconsin

Mr. Barnabas McHenry, Citizen of New York

SMITHSONIAN COUNCIL

Neil Harris,
Chairman
Dore Ashton
Paul Fussell
Stephen Jay Gould
Christian C. Hohenlohe
Thomas P. Hughes
Ada Louise Huxtable
Alice S. Ilchman
Oliver O. Jensen
Bennetta Jules-Rosette
Sherman E. Lee
Thomas E. Lovejoy
Peter R. Marler
Robert M. May
Matthew S. Meselson
Sidney W. Mintz
Arthur Mitchell
Frederick W. Mote
David F. Musto
Jaroslav J. Pelikan
Peter H. Raven
Carl E. Schorske
Emily D. T. Vermeule
Dave Warren

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM ADVISORY BOARD

Robert McC.-Adams, Vice Adm. Edward H. Martin, USN
Chairman Jacqueline Ponder

Ann P. Bradley Lt. Gen. Keith A. Smith, USMC

Gen. Charles A. Gabriel, USAF Vice Adm. Benedict L. Stabile, USCG

Richard H. Jones Lt. Gen. Louis C. Wagner, Jr., USA

Donald M. Koll

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. Lew Allen Dr. Robert Frosch

Professor Luis Alvarez Professor Charles Gillispie
Dr. Daniel J. Boorstin Mr. Gerald D. Griffin

Dr. John Brademas Dr. Glenn Seaborg

Professor A. Hunter Dupree Professor James Van Allen

Professor Freeman Dyson

Mrs.

Mrs.

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Otto L. Spaeth, Honorary Chairman
A. Alfred Taubman, Chairman
Joel S. Ehrenkranz, President

Nancy B. Wellin, Vice-President

Robert F. Shapiro, Vice-President
Irvin A. Levy, Vice-President/Treasurer
Dana M. Raymond, Secretary

Caroline R. Alexander
Eli Broad
Eli Broad
Francis de Marneffe
George C. Dillon
Ahmet M. Ertegun
Walter B. Ford II
Benjamin D. Holloway
Henry. C...Johnson:. «-
Dwight M. Kendall
Charles Kessler
Gilbert H. Kinney
Howard W. Lipman
Richard Manoogian
Alexander R. Mehran
Julienne Michel
William L. Mitchell
Muriel Kallis Newman
John Rosekrans, Jr.
David Stickelber
John A. Swearingen
Dave H. Williams
C. Bagley Wright

FOUNDING TRUSTEES
Lawrence A. Fleischman
Edsel B. Ford (deceased)

Edgar P. Richardson (deceased)

HONARARY TRUSTEES

loving ers Burton

Harold O. Love
Russell Lynes

William L. Richards

EX, OFF ICLO

Robert McC. Adams
Dean Anderson

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ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART ADVISORY COMMITTEE

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Herschel Chipp,
Chairman

Whitney Chadwick

Wanda Corn

James Elliott

Albert Elsen

Henry Hopkins

Harvey Jones

Margaretta Lovell

Christina Orr-Cahall

Peter Selz

Marc Simpson

Donald L. Stover

Ian McKibbin White

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Constance Glenn,
Chairperson
E. Maurice Bloch
Ruth Bowman
Bram Dijkstra
Beatrice Farwell
Burton Fredericksen
Richard Koshalek
Susan Larsen-Martin
Ronald Onorato
Earl A. Powell III
Michael Quick
Josine Ianco Starrels
Maurice Tuchman
Susan Walther
Richard V. West

NEW ENGLAND

Harley P. Holden,
Chairman

Winslow Ames

David S. Brooke

George H. Bumgardner

Georgia Bumgardner

Robert Cardinale

Theresa Cederholm

Carl Chairenza

Anne Farnam

Charles Ferguson

Wolfgang Freitag

Tom L. Freudenheim

Hugh Gourley

Elton W. Hall

Jonathan P. Harding

Patricia Hills

Sinclair Hitchings

John Holverson

John Kirk

Elizabeth M. Kornhauser

William Lipke

Laura C. Luckey

Paul Master-Karnik

ELToOte OFEnNeCE

James O'Gorman

Ronald Onorato

Stephen Riley

Daniel Rosenfeld

David Ross

Theodore Stebbins

Katharine Watson

Peter A. Wick

Margret Craver Withers

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Bernard Mergen,
Chairperson

Marjory Balge

Lorraine Brown

David Driskell

Alan Fern

Lois Fink

Henry Glassie

William Homer

Charles F. Hummel

Abram Lerner

Mark J. Pachter

Phoebe B. Stanton

John Vlach

John Wilmerding

NEW YORK

Milton Brown,
Chairman
Thomas N. Armstrong
John I.H. Baur
John Dobkin
Anne d'Harnoncourt
Linda S. Ferber
William Gerdts
Lloyd Goodrich
Eugene Goossen
John Howat
James Humphry, III
John A. Kouwenhoven
Abram Lerner
Russell Lynes
Porter McCray
Barbara Novak
Clive Phillpot
Jules D. Prown
Joseph T. Rankin
William B. Walker

CHICAGO DOCUMENTATION PROJECT

Dennis Adrian
Don Baum
Courtney Donnell
Robert Evans
Richard Gray
Neil Harris

Mary Jane Jacob
Katharine Lee
Archibald Motley
Franz Schulze
David Sokol

Wim de Wit

John Zukowsky

NORTHWEST ORAL HISTORY PROJECT

Don Foster

Bruce Guenther
LaMar Harrington
Marshall Hatch
Martha Kingsbury
Arlene Schnitzer
Harvey West
Virginia Wright

TEXAS

John Biggers
William Camfield
Linda Cathcart
Dominique de Menil
Louise Ferrari
Eleanor Freed
Carolyn Farb

Mimi Kilgore
Caroline Law

Betty B. Marcus
Peter C. Marzio
Margaret McDermott
Lupe Murchison
Bill Robinson

Joan Seeman Robinson
David Warren

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CENTER FOR ASIAN ART
FREER GALLERY OF ART and the
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

FREER VISITING COMMITTEE

Robert McC. Adams, Ex Officio
Norman Y. Mineta, Chairman
Laurence Sickman, Vice-Chairman
Mrs. Jackson Burke

Kwang-chih Chang

Marvin Eisenberg

Katharine Graham

Porter McCray

John M. Rosenfield

Hugh Scott

Priscilla Soucek

Richard Weatherhead

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM ADVISORY COUNCIL

August Heckscher,
Chairman
Karen Johnson Boyd
Amanda Burden
Rosemary Corroon
Joan K. Davidson
Joanne du Pont
Harmon H. Goldstone
Russell Lynes
Kenneth Miller
Arthur Ross
Robert Sarnoff
Marietta Tree
Robert McC. Adams,
ex officio
Dean Anderson,
ex officio

Wirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Sydney Lewis, Chairman
Jerome Greene, Vice Chairman
Charles Blitzer

Anne d'Harnoncourt

Thomas M. Evans

Daniel P. Moynihan

A. James Speyer

Leonard C. Yaseen

Board of Trustees

Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the United States, ex

OEFACTO

Robert McCormick Adams, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution,

ex officio

JOINT SPONSORING COMMITTEE FOR THE PAPERS OF JOSEPH HENRY
Frederick Seitz, Chairman

Dean W. Anderson

Whitfield J. Bell, Jr.

Robert McC. Adams

Jean R. St. Clair

Henry D. Smyth

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART COMMISSION

Frank E. Moss, Chairman
Frances Humphrey Howard, Vice-Chairman
David Driskell

John A. Friede

Colbert I. King

Richard Long

Helen Neufeld

Robert Nooter

Mrs. Milton F. Rosenthal
Susan Samuels

Gustave Schindler

Michael Sonnenreich

Robert Farris Thompson
Walter Washington

Robert McC. Adams, ex officio
Dean W. Anderson, ex officio

National Museum of American Art Commission

Mrs. Nan Tucker McEvoy, Chairman Thomas C. Howe

Mrs. Hampton Barnes, Vice Chairman Mrs. Jaquelin Hume
Robert McC. Adams, Secretary, ex officio Richard Hunt

Donald Anderson R. Crosby Kemper, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Blake David Lloyd Kreeger
Thomas S. Buechner Myron Kunin

James T. Demetrion, ex officio Charles Parkhurst

Mrs. Johnson Garrett David S. Purvis

Ms. Nancy Graves Mrs. John D. Rockefeiler IV
Walker Hancock Mrs. Oliver Seth

R. Philip Hanes, Jr. Mrs. John Farr Simmons
Bartlett H. Hayes, Jr. Mrs. Otto L. Spaeth
August Heckscher Mrs. Bagley Wright

Lloyd Goodrich, Commissioner Emeritus

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National Portrait Gallery Commission

Senator Jake Garn (Chairman)

Robert O. Anderson

Barry Bingham, Sr.

Thomas Mellon Evans

Katie Louchheim

Robert L. McNeil, Jr.

Senator Robert H. Morgan

Barbara Novak

Frank Stanton

J. Carter Brown, Director, National Gallery of Art, ex officio
Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the United States, ex officio
Robert McC. Adams, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, ex officio

Advisory Council for the National Museum Act

Patti Carr Black

James H. Duff

Edmund B. Gaither

Perry C. Huston

Paul H. Knappenberger

Thomas W. Leavitt (ex officio)
Roger Mandle

William N. Richards (ex officio)
Raymond H. Thompson

Bret Waller

Terri Weisser

HORTICULTURE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

James R. Buckler, Belva Jensen Carlton Lees
Chairman
Orchid Subcommittee
Edward S. Ayensu James R. Buckler Paul E. Desautels

Mary L. Ripley

Office of Museum Programs National Advisory Committee,

W. K. Kellogg Foundation Project

William N. Richards, Chairman
Jane R. Glaser, Ex officio
Janet W. Solinger, Ex officio

Richard Fiske

J. 0. Grantham

Neil Harris

Philip S. Humphrey
Watson Laetsch
Abram Lerner
William F. McSweeny
Paul Perrot

Richard H. Randall, dr.

Adelle Robertson
Susan Stitt
Michael Templeton

FOLKLIFE ADVISORY. COUNCIL.

Adrienne Kaeppler, Chairman

Roger Abrahams
Richard Bauman
Douglas Evelyn
Henry Glassie
Rayna Green

John Landston Gwaltny

Lloyd Herman
Charlotte Heth

Ivan Karp

William Merrill

Roy Seiber

John Tchen

Carlos Velez-Ibanez

Women's Council of the Smithsonian Institution

Susan Kalcik,
Chairperson
Carolyn Thompson,
Vice-Chair
Marge D'Urso,
Secretary
Ruby Davis,
Treasurer
Roberta Geier,
Historian
Sherril Berger
Delores Brown
Diane Cook Lee
Betty Beuck Derbyshire

Frances Dulay

Ann Gilstrap

Matou Goodwin
Margery Gordon
Victoria Hershiser
Julie Hoover

Susan Jewett

Susanne Owens Koenig
Christine Eason Louton
Margaret Santiago
Joanna Scherer
Katherine Sprague
Miriam Weissman

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION INTERNSHIP COUNCIL

Lauranne Nash
Co-Chairperson

Vicki Avera
Co-Chairperson

Ray Branham

Linda Chick

Pat Chieffo

Sal Cilella

Bruce Craig

Zed David
Georgina de Alba
William Deiss
Betty Beuck Derbyshire
Kathy Dorman
erica cel

Shirley Epps

Zora Felton

Joan Fram

William Gaske
Eileen Hall
Judith Houston
Harry Jackson
Gretchen Jennings
Peter Kibbee

Ann Noel
Staff Assistant
to the Council

Betty Lathern
Edward Lawson
Nancy Long

Tom Lowderbaugh
Eleanor McMillan
Carolyn Mills
Lauranne Nash

Anne Peret

Alan Postlethwaite
Jacki Rand

Magda Schremp
Marjorie Share
Gayle’ Southworth
Neil Spitzer
Barbara Strickland
Marge Turgel
Carolyn Walker
Wilcomb Washburn
Rick Yamada

Ken Yellis

WOODROW WILSON INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOLARS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

William J. Baroody, Jr.
Chairman

Robert A. Mosbacher,
Vice Chairman

Robert McCormick Adams

James A. Baker III

Theodore C. Barreaux
Daniel J. Boorstin
Kenneth B. Clark

Stuart

Margaret M. Heckler

Gertrude Himmelfarb
Max M. Kampelman
Jesse H. Oppenheimer
George P. Shultz
Charles Z. Wick

E. Eizenstat

WOMEN'S COMMITTEE OF THE SMITHSONIAN ASSOCIATES

Officers
Chairman:
Vice-Chairman:
Secretary: -
Asst. Secretary
Treasurer:

Asst. Treasurer

Mrs. Avery Faulkner

Mrs. Richard Cobb

Mrs. Edmund Wellington, Jr.
: Mrs. Bruce MacLaury

Mrs. William T. Hamilton

: Mrs. Clinton W. Kelly, III

Mrs. David C. Acheson
Mrs. William Alexander, II
Mrs. Daniel Antonoplos
Mrs. Albert Barclay, Jr.
Mrs. James M. Beggs

Mrs. Huntington T. Block
Mrs. Adelyn Breeskin

Mrs. George Bush

Mrs. Thomas J. Camp, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph V. Charyk
Mrs. James L. Collins, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas E. Crocker
Mrs. Stuart C. Davidson
Mrs. J. Edward Day

Mrs. Sidney J. Freedberg
Mrs. George C. Gerber
Mrs. Parker T. Hart

Mrs. Edgar W. Holtz

Mrs. Donald W. Jeffries
Mrs. George W. Jones

Mrs. Godfrey Kauffman
Mrs. Roger G. Kennedy
Mrs. Robert Koehler

Mrs. Henry Krieger

Mrs. Nevin E. Kuhl

Mrs. George Varick Lauder
Mrs. James Lehrer

Mrs. Malcolm MacIntyre

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

Henry Roemer McPhee
Donald Notman

Sam Nunn

Lawrence Bruce Olds
Richard R. Palmer
James R. Patton, Jr.
Charles H. Percy
Horace White Peters
Richard Powell

C. Michael Price

S. Dillon Ripley
Thomas M. Roberts

Kirby Rodriquez

Mrs.
Mrs.

Robert E. Rogers
Frederick B. Rooney

Mrs. Peter T. Russell
Mrs. John T. Sapienza
Mrs. W. Jerrold Scoutt, Jr.
Mrs. Leonard Silverstein
Mrs. Howard Smith, Jr.
Mrs. Potter Stewart

Mrs. Mark Sullivan, III
Mrs. Thomas K. Taylor
Mrs. Richard L. Thompson
Mrs. Robert D. van Roijen
Mrs. Charles Verrill

Mrs. Edwin M. Wheeler
Mrs. Philip White

Mrs. Gordon Page Williams
Mrs. Laurence I. Wood

Mrs.

Barold Snell

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JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Board of Trustees

Honorary Chairmen

Mrs. Ronald Reagan
Mrs. Jimmy Carter

Mrs. Gerald R. Ford
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Aristotle Onassis

Officers

Roger L. Stevens, Chairman

Senator James A. McClure, Vice Chairman
Leonard L. Silverstein, Vice Chairman
Henry Strong, Vice Chairman

Frank Ikard, Secretary

Charlotte Woolard, Assistant Secretary
Timothy C. Coughlin, Treasurer

Harry C. McPherson, Jr., General Counsel
William Becker, Associate Counsel
Richard H. Owens, Assistant Treasurer
Henry Strong, Assistant Treasurer

Members Appointed by the President of the United
Joe L. Allbritton
Mrs. Howard H. Baker, Jr.
Marshall B Coyne

Richmond Crinkley
Trammell Crow

June Oppen Degnan

Robert Fryer

Mrs. William Lee Hanley, Jr.
Orval Hansen

Charlton Heston

Mrs. Earle Jorgensen
Melvin R. Laird

Marjorie M. Lawson

Mrs J. Willard Marriott
Dina Merrill

Joan Mondale

Gerald M. Rafshoon

Mrs. Abdraham Ribicoff
Caroline Hunt Schoellkopf
Leonard L. Silverstein
Jean Kennedy Smith

Roger B. Smith

John G. Spatuzza

Dennis Stanfill

Roger L. Stevens

Mrs. Theodore H. Strauss
Henry Strong

Jack Valenti

Lew R. Wasserman

Mes. Jack Wrather

States

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Charlies: Z. Wick, Director,
United States Information Agency
Senator Edward M. Kennedy
Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr.
Senator James A. McClure
Representative Joseph M. McDade
Representative Charles Wilson
Representative Sidney R. Yates
Marion S. Barry, Mayor, ;
District of Columbia
Robert McC. Adams, Secretary
Smithsonian Institution
Daniel J. Boorstin, Librarian of Congress

J. Carter Brown, Chairman of the Commission of Fine Arts

William Penn Mott, Jr., Director,
National Park Service
F. Alexis H. Roberson, Director,
District of Columbia Department of Recreation

Honorary Trustees

Mrs. George A. Garrett
Ralph E. Becker

Mrs. Albert Lasker

Mrs. Jouett Shouse

Mrs. J. Clifford Folger
J. William Fulbright

President's Advisory Committee on the Arts

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Herbert L. Hutner, California
Chairman

Margaret Archambault, Illinois
Robert D. Bain, North Dakota

Joy S. Burns, Colorado

Charles A. Camalier, Jr., Maryland
Claire Chambers, Michigan

Margot Denny, Alaska

Ophelia’ De Vore-Mitchell,New York
Mollie Faison, North Carolina
William M. Fine, New York

Richard A. Gallun, Wisconsin
Beverly J. Gosnell, South Carolina
Carl Halvorson, Oregon

Leota L. Hayes, Mississippi

T. David Higgins, West Virginia
Martin B. Hoffman, Massachusetts
Stepnen Jernigan, Oklahoma

Peggy Mallick, Wyoming

Alyne Massey, Tennessee

Julia McCabe, Delaware

Virginia McCann, New Jersey

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Millicent L. Monks, Maine
Julie P. Montgomery, Georgia
Lindsay J. Morgenthaler, Ohio
Thomas Moses, Indiana

Lillian N. Nall, Nevada

Jim Nelson, South Dakota
Jeannette Nichols, Kansas
Betty Noe, Lousiana

Kay Orr, Nebraska

John George Pappajohn, Iowa
Ann S. Penberthy, Arizona
John Piercey,Utah

Millie Pogna, New Mexico
Gladys Prescott, Florida
Chesley Pruet, Arkansas

Ann Rydalch, Idaho

Hugh Schilling, Minnesota
William Siems, Montana
Harriet Slaybaugh, Vermont
Eileen Slocum, Rhode Island
Charles C. Spalding, Hawaii
Richard. Taylor, District of Columbia
Dr. Paul Tessier, New Hampshire
James Thompson, Kentucky
Judith Thompson, Alabama

G. Robert Truex, Jr., Washington
Diane Ushinski, Pennsylvania
Dorothy Vannerson, Texas
Joseph Vetrano, Connecticut
Judith Woods, Missouri

Naomi Zeavin, Virginia

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Franklin D. Murphy, Chairman
John R. Stevenson

Carlisle H. Humelsine

Ruth Carter Stevenson

Robert H. Smith

Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the United States, ex
officio

George P. Shultz, Secretary of State, ex officio

James A. Baker, III, Secretary of the Treasury, ex officio

Robert McCormick Adams, Secretary, Smithsonian
Institution, ex officio

Appendix 2

Smithsonian Special Foreign Currency Program Awards
Made October 1, 1984, through September 30, 1985

ARCHEOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY, AND RELATED DISCIPLINES

American Institute of Indian Studies, Chicago, Illinois. Continued support
for administration; research fellowships; Center for Art and Archeology;
Archives and Research Center for Ethnomusicology; translations fellowships;
1985 elections study project.

American Research Center in Egypt, New York, New York. Operation of Center
in Cairo; continuation of the architectural and epigraphic survey of Egypt;
fellowship program in the study of archeology and related disciplines.

Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. A dictionary of old Marathi.

Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts. Comparative analysis of women's
work and family survival and mobility strategies.

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Archeological research
in Karnataka (India).

Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. Ethnographic research on
Greek medicine among the Pakhtun (Pakistan).

Columbia University, New York, New York. Seminar on the Buddhist Stupa
in India and Southeast Asia.

Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. Gandhian socialism as belief and
practice (India).

Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Cultural and visual anthro-
pological research on Indian ritual.

Indo-U.S. Subcommission on Education and Culture, New York, New York.
Indo-American fellowship program.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. India's
children:policies affecting education and work; technological style of
early neolithic pottery from Mehrgarh (Pakistan).

National Museum of American History, Washington, D. C. International
symposium on peripatetic societies (India).

San Diego State University, San Diego, California. A comparative study of
texts on the tala system of Indian music.

Social Science Research Council, New York, New York. Conference on micro-
Macro approaches to economic change in South Asia (India).

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. Prehistory of Egypt (Egypt
and India).

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State University of New York Binghampton, New York. Effects of Roman
colonial system in Serbia, Yugoslavia.

Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. Conference on Women and the
Household (India).

University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Late Quaternary geochronology
(Egypt).

University of California, Berkeley, California. Excavations at Opovo-
Bajbuk (Yugoslavia); survey for undisturbed Lower and Middle Paleolithic
activity sites with falina in India; archeological investigations at
Harappa, Pakistan.

University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. Seminar on cultural dimensions
of the Nationalist period (India).

University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado. International seminar
on religion and challenges of the present (India).

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Conversations with a Burmese
musician.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Architectural plans:
Nalanda and the Lodi-Mughal transition (India); intellectuals' responses to

the change in northern India (1707-1803) (Pakistan).

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Urban space in medieval
Hindu imperial capital, Vijayanagara (India).

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A multidisciplin-
ary study of Pakistani folk culture; Pashto verse narrative and technologi-

cal change (Pakistan).

University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Formative aspects of Burmese civiliza-
tion (Burma and India).

University of Wisconsin, Madison. Gandharan architecture survey (Pakistan).
SYSTEMATIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY (INCLUDING PALEOBIOLOGY)
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Evolutionary ecology and systematics

of Indian Papilionidae.

Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. Biology and ecology of fresh-
water zooplankton and larval fish (India).

Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. Symposium on Endangered
Marine Animals and Marine Parks (India).

Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Later Miocene hominoids and
the origins of hominidae (Pakistan).

Herbert H. Lehman College, Bronx, New York. Lower Paleozoic trilobite
faunas of northwestern India.

Lincoln Park Zoological Gardens, Chicago, Illinois. Collection and preser-
vation of genetic material of two endangered Asian species.

Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Seminar on Wildlife
Management in Kerala, India.

Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Arizona. Triassic vertebrates of
peninsular India.

National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D. C. Systematic studies of -

Indian bamboos.

National Zoological Park, Washington, D. C. Conservation field institute
(India); 2nd International Conference on Environmental Education; Symposium
of Endangered Marine Animals and Marine Parks (India).

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, California.
Middle Eocene archaeocete whales from Kutch, India.

New York University, New York, New York. The snakes of Burma (Burma and
India).

Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Ecology of a semitropical monsoonal
wetland in India; 2nd International Conference on Environmental Education.

Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania. A comparative
study on the old world and new world tiger beetle community structure
(India).

Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. Systematics of rust fungi in
peninsular India.

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Balboa, Panama. Indian Academy of
Sciences Golden Jubilee Symposium; development of program exchange on bio-
logical diversity with Center for Ecological Studies (India); Symposium on
Endangered Marine Animals and Marine Parks (India).

University of California, Berkeley, California; Ecology and social
dynamics: a langur monkey model (India).

University of California, San Diego, California. Evolutionary and system-
atic biology of snails and their parasites (Burma and India).

University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. Ecological and genetic compar-
ison of Alpine rosy finches (India).

University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky. Himalayan bamboos: taxonomy
and ecology (India).

University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. Biosaline research workshop
(Pakistan); symposium of mangroves (India).

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Evolution of mating systems
and sex ratio strategies in tubuliferan trips (India); plumage patterns and
speciation in the avian genus Phylloscopus (India).

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University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota. Genetic structure of tiger
populations (India).

University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Reproductive bio-
logy and conservation of the mugger crocodile (India).

ASTROPHYSICS AND EARTH SCIENCES

American Geophysical Union, New York, New York. Regional Assembly of the
International Association of Seismology and the Earth's Interior (India).

Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. Orogenic history of the Sulaiman Range,
Pakistan.

National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D. C. Petrology and geo-
chemistry of the Dras volcanics, Himalayas (India).

Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 5th
annual workshop on atomic and molecular physics (India). U. S. participa-
tion in the International Astronomical Union Congress (India).

State University of New York, Binghampton, New York. Geomorphology of the
Western Ghats, India.

University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Assessing and monitoring deserti-
fication in grazing systems (Pakistan).

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Rock magnetism of the deep crust
(Pakistan).

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. Geochemistry of the
Irrawaddy River, Burma.

Washington State University, Pullman, Washington. Holocene climatic
changes in the Thar Desert (India).

MUSEUM PROGRAMS

Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Exchange of
Museum personnel with the National Museum of Natural History, New Delhi,
India.

Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. Installation of vertebrate fossil
exhibition in Geologic Museum, Cairo, Egypt.

Indo-U.S. Subcommission on Education and Culture, New York, New York. Joint
Indo-U.S. programs.

Smithsonian Office of Folklife Programs, Washington, D. C. Festival of
India programs at Smithsonian.

Smithsonian Office of Museum Programs, Washington, D. C. Preventative care
and maintenance of collections workshop (Pakistan).

Appendix 3

National Museum Act Grants Awarded in Fiscal Year 1985

GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Columbia University, New York, New York

New York State Historical Association, Cooperstown, New York
State University of New York, Cooperstown, New York
University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California

MUSEUM INTERNSHIPS

Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois

Bronx Zoo, Bronx, New York

Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado

Harvard University Herbaria, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Historic Deerfield, Deerfield, Massachusetts

Intermuseum Conservation Association, Oberlin, Ohio

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California
Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts

New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York

Nortneast Document Conservation Center, Andover, Massachusetts
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania :
Rochester Museum and Science Center, Rochester, New York
St. Louis Zoo, St.. Louis, Missouri

University of California, Los Angeles, California
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Walker Art Gallery, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Yale Universitys New Haven, Connecticut

STIPENDS TO INDIVIDUALS FOR CONSERVATION STUDIES

Maria Fredericks, Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois

Hana Harris, United States/International Council on Monuments and Sites,
Washington, D.C.

Richard Laub, United States/International Council on Monuments and Sites,
Washington, D.C.

Cynthia Luk, Williamstown Regional Art Conservation Laboratory,
Williamstown, Massachusetts

Barbara Mangum, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, England

Deborah Mayer, Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Benjamin Nistal-Moret, United States/International Council on Monuments
and Sites, Washington, D.C.
Elizabeth Steele, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York

SEMINARS

Association of Science-Technology Centers, Washington, D.C.
Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California
Minnesota Zoological Park, Apple Valley, Minnesota

National Trust for Historic Preservation, Washington, D.C.
Northeast Document Conservation Center, Andover, Massachusetts
Oklahoma Museums Association, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Old Salem, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Ringling Museum of Art Foundation, Sarasota, Florida

Rocky Mountain Regional Conservation Center, Denver, Colorado
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois
Williamstown Regional Art Conservation Laboratory, Williamstown,
Massachusetts

SPECIAL STUDIES AND RESEARCH

Cincinnati Zoo, Cincinnati, Ohio

City of Buenaventura, Ventura, California

Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Mystic Marinelife Aquarium, Mystic, Connecticut

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina

Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, Massachusetts

San Diego Zoo, San Diego, California

Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, Boston,
Massachusetts

University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky

SERVICES TO THE FIELD

African-American Museums Association, Washington, D.C.

American Association of Museums, Washington, D.C.

American Association for State and Local History, Nashville, Tennessee
Center for Occupational Hazards, New York, New York

International Species Inventory System, Apple Valley, Minnesota
National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property,
Washington, D.C.

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Appendix 4

Academic, Research Training, and Internship Appointments in Fiscal Year 1985

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH TRAINING APPOINTMENTS

The Smithsonian offers, through the Office of Fellowships and Grants,
research and study appointments to visiting scientists, scholars, and
students. The appointees are provided access to the Institution's
facilities, staff specialties, and reference resources. The persons

- listed by bureau, office, or division - in this Appendix began their
residencies between October 1, 1984, and September 30, 1985. Predoctoral
and Postdoctoral fellows, Graduate Student fellows, Visiting Scientists
or Scholars, and other special awards and participants in special programs
are so listed. The institution where each Fellow received, or expects
to receive, the degree, or the home university or institution of Visiting
Scientists or Scholars, and other special appointees are listed. A brief

description of the project to be undertaken at the Smithsonian is
included where appropriate. The fellow's or visitor's host bureau or
office and the Smithsonian advisor are also listed.

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CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Veletta Canouts, Visiting Scientist, Scuthern Illinois University. Hopi
yellow firing pottery: a structural stylistic approach to 1300-1600
A.D. social relatimships with Dr. Rmald Bishop, from September 15,
1985 through September 14, 1986.

Julian Henderson, Postdoctoral Fellow in Materials Analysis, University of

Bradford, England. Chemical and archaeological investigation of Iron
Age glass from Magdelenska Gora in northwestern Yugoslavia with Dr.

James Blackman and Mrs. Jacqueline Olin of the Laboratory and Dr.
William Melsm, Department of Mineral Sciences, from October 1,
1984 through May 31, 1985.

Cornelius van Horne, Visiting Scientist, Museum voor Land- en Volkenkunde.
Research and study of ethnographic and furniture conservatim prac-
tices with Mr. Mark Williams, Furniture Cmservator, and Ms. Carolyn
Rose, Anthropology Cmservation Laboratory, National Museum of Natural
History, from October 1, 1984 through September 30, 1985.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Suzanne Tise, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Pittsburgh. Le Moderne: French
design and architecture 1910-1935, the Therese Bonney Collection--C oper-
Hewitt Museum with Mr. David McFadden, from August i, 1985 through
July 31, 1986.

FREER GALLERY OF ART

Tadashi Kobayashi, Harold P. Stern Visiting Scholar, Gckushuin University.

Study of the Ukiyo-e collection with Ms. Ann Yonemura, from July 17,
1985 through August 23, 1985.

Raman Srinivasan, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Pennsylvania. A
scientific and historical investigation of Aranmulla mirrors: a case
study in metal technology with Ms. Martha Goodway, of the Museum Support
Center, and Mr. Tam Chase, Freer Gallery of Art, from May 27, 1985 through
June 7, 1985, August 19, 1985 through September 13, 1985 and December 16,
1985 through January 10, 1986.

Richard Wilsm, Poatdoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas. Problems in con-
noisseurship: ceramics and paintings attributed to Ogata Kenzan

(1663-1743) in the Freer Gallery of Art with Ms. Lauise Cart, from June 1,
1985 through May 31, 1986.

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Michael Oren, Visiting Scholar, University of Massachusetts. Catemporary
American avante-garde groups: some historical perspectives with Ms.
Lynda Hartigan, Department of Painting and Sculpture, from
September 15, 1985 through September 14, 1986.

Rebecca Zurier, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. The graphic roots of
the Ashcan School with Dr. Judith Zilezer, Department of Painting and
Sculpture, from February 1, 1985 through January 31, 1986.

JOSEPH HENRY PAPERS

James Fleming, Pastdoctoral Fellow, Princeton University. The Smiths mian

meteorological project, 1847-1874 with Dr. Nathan Reingold, from
September 15, 1985 through September 14, 1986.

Steven Kottsy, National Historical Publications and Records Canmissim
Fellow, University of Cincinnati. The Papers of Joseph Henry
with Dr. Mare Rothenberg, from September 15, 1985 through June 30,
1986.

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Ronald Brashear, Graduate Student Fellow, Jchns Hopkins University. The fine
guidance system of the Hubble Space telesape with Dr. David Devorkin,
Department of Space Science and Exploration, from June 3, 1985 through
August 9, 1985.

Peter Brooks, International Fellow, London University. History of the autogiro
and its contributio to the later development of the helicopter with Mr.
Ram Davies, Department of Aeronautics, from May 1, 1985 through
April 30, 1986.

Leo Goldberg, Martin Marietta Chair in Space History, University,
of Arizona. History of space physics, 1934-1985 with Mr. Walter Boyne, and
staff, from April 1, 1985 through March 31, 1986.

Damald Hooper, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Missouri, Rolla. Use of
Viking Orbiter images taken with the three filters to produce some

implicatims for the composition of geologic units as mapped photo-
geologically with Dr. Ted Maxwell, Center for Earth and Planetary

Studies, from June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

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Necati Hurturk, A. Verville Predoctoral Felloq, University of Istanbul.
Turkish aviation since 1911 - a comprehensive history with Mr. Rmald
Davies, Department of Aeronautics, fran September 15, 1985 through
September 14, 1986.

Peter Jakab, Predoctoral Fellow, Rutgers University. Beyond Kitty Hawk,
the Curtiss-Wright patent suit and beginnings of American aviation
with Dr. Tam Crouch, Department of Aeronautics, from November 15, 1984
through Noember 14, 1985.

Hans J.P. von Ohain, Charles A. Lindbergh Chair, University of Goettingen.
The application of gas turbine technology to sea and land transpor-
tation and power generatim for earth and space with Mr. Walter
Boyne, Director, and staff, fron October 1, 1984 through September 30,
1985.

Charles Ziegler, Guggenheim Postdoctoral Fellow, Brandeis University. History
of the interactive development of aerospace technology and high energy
radiatio techniques with Dr. Alan Needell, from July 1, 1985 through
March 31, 1986.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Blythe Follett-Colo, Graduate Student Felloy, University of Cmnecticut. East
African art history, personal art as code: age, gender and women's
beaded jewelry with Dr. Roy Sieber, from June 9, 1985 through

August 9, .1985.

Barbara Frank, Predoctoral Fellow, Indiana University. Horsetrappings of the

Western Sudan: a study of style, technology and history with Dr. Roy
Sieber, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Elisha Renne, Graduate Student Fella, University of Minnesota. A taxonomy of
handwoven West African textile: classification by material, design
motif, weave and finish with Dr. Roy Sieber, from June 17, 1985
through August 23, 1985.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Rebecca Bedell, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. Geolacy and American
landscape painting, 1850-1875 with Mr. William Truettner, Department of
Painting and Sculpture, from September 1, 1985 through April 30, 1986.

Janet Headley, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Maryland. The influence of
English art and aesthetics on American sculptors in Italy from 1825 to 1875
with Dr. Lois Fink, Curator, Office of Research and Fellowships, from
September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Kimberly Kroeger, Graduate Student Fellow, George Washington University. The
iconography of the barn in nineteenth century American art with
Mr. William Truettner, Department of Painting and Sculpture, from
June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Karol Lawson, Predoctoral Fellaq, University of Virginia. The American .
landscape in painting and prints, ce. 1600-1820 with Mr. William
Truettner, Department of Painting and Sculpture, from January 1, 1985
through December 31, 1985.

Richard Powell, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. William H. Jonson:
expressimist and artist of the blues aesthetic with Dr. Virginia
Mecklenburg, Department of Painting and Sculpture, from October 1,
1985 through September 30, 1986.

Jamtyle Ra@insm, Faculty Fellow, Emory University. Archibald Jonn Motley, Jr.

and his artistic milieu with Mr. Garnett McCoy, Archives of American Art,
from September 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

Elizabeth Blackmar, Pastdoctoral Fello, Harvard University. Central Park: a

social history of public space with Mr. Carl Scheele, Department of Social
and Cultural History, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Daniel Bluestone, First Ladies Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of
Chicago. Promenading and public display in 19th-century American
cities with Mrs. Claudia Kidwell and Mr. Carl Scheele, Department of
Social and Cultural History, from November 1, 1984 through October 31,
1985.

Christopher Clark, Postdoctoral Fello, Harvard University. Goods and
money in American rural life, c. 1780-1870 with Drs. Gary Kulik and
Barbara Clark Smitn, Department of Social and Cultural History, from
October 1, 1984 through September 30, 1985.

Gail Cooper, Predoctoral Fellow, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Manufactured weather: a history of air mnditioing, 1906-1979 with Mr.
Robert Vogel, Department of the History of Science and Technology, from
June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

Colleen Dunlavy, Predoctoral Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technolagy.
Variations in 19th-century technological development: a comparative study
of railway development in Prussia and the United States, 1830s-1880s with
Dr. Robert Past, Department of the History of Science and Technology, from
July 15, 1985 through July 14, 1986.

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Michael Ettema, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Delaware. The art of
_Materialism: the fashion system of American furniture with Ms. Rodris
Roth and Dr. Barbara Smith, Department of Social and Cultural History,
from August 1, 1985 through July 31, 1986.

Frank Greenaway, Regents Fella, Keeper of the Chemistry Department of the
Science Museum, Lmdon. Artifacts of science and technology and their
relatim to historical information with Mr. Roger Kennedy, Director,
and Dr. Jm Eklund, Department of the History of Science and
Technology, from March 1, 1985 through August 31, 1985.

Alferdteen Harrison, Faculty Fello, University of Kansas. A study of the
use of exhibits to interpret Afro-American culture during the age of
disenfranchisement with Dr. Spencer Crew, Archives Center, from
June 3, 1985 through August 16, 1985.

Christine Hoepfner, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Pennsylvania.

THE PAST AND THE PUBLIC: historical artifacts and national ideology:
the Smithsonian's flag collection as text with Dr. Gary Kulik,
Department of Social and Cultural History, from June 3, 1985 through
August 9, 1985.

Dmald Jackson, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Pennsylvania. Jan S.
Eastwood and the development of the multiple arch dam with Mr. Robert
Vogel, Department of the History of Science and Technology, from
November 1, 1984 through October 31, 1985.

Hartmut Keil, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Munich, Germany. Work
traditions, technological transfer and industrialization; German

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metal workers in American foundry and machine smps, 1870-1910 with

Dr. Art Molella, Department of the History of Science and Technology,
from October 15, 1984 through July 31, 1985.

Sara Leach, Graduate Student Fella, University of Virginia. The kitcnen in mn-
text: a study of the social role of the kitchen in the 17th and
18th century American house types with Dr. Barbara Smith, Department
of Social and Cultural History, from June 3, 1985 through August 9,
1985.

Barbara Little, Predoctoral Fellow, State University of New York, Buffalo.
Analysis of excavated printers’ type with Dr. Elizabeth Harris, Department
of Social and Cultural History, from June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

James Livingston, Pastdoctoral Fello, Narthern Illinois University. The social
analysis of late 19th century economic history with Dr. Gary Kulik,
Department of Social and Cultural History, from September 1, 1985
through May 31, 1986.

Stephanie McCurry, Predoctoral Fellow, University of New York, Binghamton. In
defense of their world: yeoman farmers of the low-country and piedmmt of
ante=bellum Saith Carolina with Dr. Pete Daniel, Department of the History
of Science and Technology, from July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

Marie McGraw, Postdoctoral Fellow, George Washington University. The structure
and organization of the free black community in Richmond, Virginia with Dr.
James Harton, Director, Afro-American Canmunities Project, from
September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Grace Palladino, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of Pittsburgh. Anthractive
coal industry, 1840-1890 with Dr. Pete Daniel, Department of the History of
Science and Technology, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Katherine Preston, Predoctoral Fellow, State University of New York. Traveling
opera troupes in the United States, 1830-1875 with Dr. John Hasse,
Department of Sccial and Cultural History, from September 1, 1985
through August 31, 1986.

Alan Rauch, Graduate Student Felloy, Rutgers University. The rise of science in
the novel, 1800-1859: the source of scientific knowledge with Ms.
Ellen Wells and Dr. Barbara Melosh, Department of History of Science

and Technology, from June 24, 1985 through August 31, 1985.

Amy Stanley, Predoctoral Fellom, Yale University. The role of contractual
practice in gender, commercial, and political relations in 19th-
century America with Drs. Gary Kulik and Keith Melder, Department
of Social and Cultural History, from March 1, 1985 through
February 28, 1986.

Jonn Swann, Patdoctoral Fella, University of Wisconsin, Madison. The deve-

lopment of cooperative medical research between universities, the phar-

maceutical industry, and the federal government in America, 1895-1945 with
Dr. Ramunas Kqmdratas, Department of the History of Science and Technolagy,

from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Preston Thayer, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Delaware. Daniels’ Planer-
nineteenth century woodworking machine with Mr. Robert Vogel,
Department of tne History of Science and Technology, from June 17,
1985 through August 23, 1985.

Herbert Lee West, Faculty Fellow, University of Minnesota. Black
minstrelsy and its impact on black culture in America with Mr. Carl
Scheele, Department of Cultural History, from June 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1985.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

David Adamski, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Massachusetts.
Phylogenetic study of the Nearctic Blastobasinae (Lepidopterai
Gelecnioidea) witn Dr. Dmaid Davis, Department of Entomology, from July
22, 1985 through September 27, 1985.

James Allan, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley.
Volcanism in the Colima Graben, southwest Mexico with Dr. William
Melsm, Department of Mineral Sciences, from October 1, 1984 through
June 30, 1985.

Andrew Apter, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. Data analysis of Yoruba
Orisa worship with Dr. Ivan Karp, Department of Anthropology, from
March 1, 1985 through February 28, 1986.

Dm Baker, Patdoctoral Fellow, Pennsylvania State University. The petro-
genesis of Aleutian rocks, a petrographic and chemical study with
Dr. William Melson, Department of Mineral Sciences, from January 1,
1985 through September 30, 1985.

James S. Beard, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Davis. A study
of _ore-related plutonic rocks in the Smartville Canplex and gabbro xeno-
liths from Irazu voleano, Cota Rica with Drs. S@ena Sorensm and William
Melsom, Department of Mineral Sciences, from July 1, 1985 through
June 30, 1986.

Jonathan Becker, Postdoctoral Fella, University of Flaiida. Relatimmships and
evo lution of the Limpkin (Aves, Aramidae) and the Crowned Cranes (Aves,
Gruidae, Balearicinae) with Dr. Storrs Olsm, Department of Vertebrate

Zoology, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Rudiger Bieler, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of Hamburg. The gastropod

family, Mathildidae, anatomy, phylogeny, taxonomy, and its position
in the "Heterogastropds" with Dr. Richard Haubrick, Department of

Invertebrate Zology, from January 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

Carlos Brunet, Visiting Scientist, University of Houston. Significance of
sexual versus asexual recruitment in Acromra cervicornis with Dr. Ian
MacIntyre, from June 1, 1985 through September 30, 1985.

Maria Byrne, Visiting Scientist, University of Victoria, Canada. The

reproductive biology of Caribbean ophiuroids that brood their young
with Dr. Gardon Hendler, from May 15, 1985 througn June 30, 1985.

Jcin Carr, Graduate Student Fellow, Saquthern Illinois University, Cartondale.

Phyl qenetic analysis of a diverse radiatim of Neotropical turtles
(Rhinoclemmys) with Dr. George Zug, Department of Vertebrate Zology,

from June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Paterno Castillo, Graduate Student Fellow, Washington University. Geology,

petrology and tactonic implications of Cocos, Cocos Island, Costa Rica
with Dr. Tam Simkin, Department of Mineral Sciences, from June 10,

1985 through August 16, 1985.

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Frederic Cardova, Faculty Fellow, Seattle University. Fifty primitive wild
people...head hunters!...dog eaters!...from the Philippine Islands...
in Seattle with Dr. Paul Taylor, Department of Anthroplogy, from
July 15, 1985 through September 15, 1985.

Corrine Ehrlich, Visiting Student, University of Maryland. Solar energy and

wave and current energy used to grow turf algae with Dr. Walter Adey,
Department of Paleobiology, from May 1, 1985 through April 30, 1986.

Brian Farrell, Visiting Student, University of Maryland. Study of leaf-beetles
(coleoptera: chrysamelidae) with Dr. Terry Erwin, Department of
Entomology, from August 1, 1985 through November 30, 1985.

Kathleen Gordon, Patdoctoral Fellow, Yale University. A test of dental

microwear analysis in reconstructing diets of prehistoric human mp pulatims

with Dr. Douglas Ubelaker, Department of Anthroplogy, from June 1, 1985
through May 31, 1986.

Xu Guirong, Senior Patdoctoral Fellow, Peking College of Geology. Upper
Permian and lowermost Triassic brachiopod fauna in South China and their
main ewlutionary events with Dr. Richard Grant, Department of
Paleobiology, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Kris Hardin, Predoctoral Fellow, Indiana University. Technique and the fa-

mation of conceptual systems; a West African case with Dr. Ivan Karp,
Department of Anthropology, from August 1, 1985 through July 31, 1986.

Robert Harrington, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Morpmology, growth interactions ammg tabulate corals and stromatop roids
with Dr. Ian MacIntyre, Department of Paleobiology, from September 1, 1985
through August 31, 1986.

Roger Heitzman, Postdoctoral Felloy, University of Maryland. Congruence of
larval and adult phylqenies of the Ennanini with Dr. Jcmn Burns,
Department of Entomology, from January 1, 1985 through December 31,
1985.

Jonn Haniak, Pa@tdoctoral Fellow, Brandeis University. Rastafari and the
Afro-Jamaican tradition with Dr. William Merrill, Department of
Anthropology, from November 1, 1984 through October 31, 1985.

Seott Ishman, Graduate Student Fellow, Ohio State University. Systematic and
morpnometric investigation of high latitude late cenomic fmqmaminifera
to determine bi-polarity with Dr. Martin Buzas, Department of
Paleobiology, from June 17, 1985 through August 23, 1985.

Emmet Judziewiez, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin, Madison. The

search for an out-group for Pharus: the anatomy and morphology of the her-
baceous bamboc tribes Anamochiceae, Streptogyneae and Phareae with Dr.

Thomas Soderstrom, Department of Botany, from September 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1986.

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Jan Kmlneyer, Visiting Scientist, University of North Carolina. Marine
fungi at Carrie Bow and Twin Cays with Dr. Klaus Ruetzler, Department
of Invertebrate Zoolcy, from April 1, 1985 through April 30, 1985.

Brian Lapointe, Visiting Scientist, University of Sqith Florida. A com-
parison of nutrient status and physiological state of cacroalgae from
a Caribbean barrier reef and mangrove ecosystem with Dr. Mark Littler,
Department of Botany, from April 1, 1985 through April 30, 1985.

Diana L. Lipscomb, Visiting Scientist, George Washington University.
Mangrove protozans with Dr. Klaus Ruetzler, Department of Invertebrate
Zoology, from July 1, 1985 through July 31, 1985.

James S. Miller, Postdoctoral Fello, Ca@nell University. A phylogenetic analy-
sis of the dioptive genera (Lepidoptera: Notodontidae) with Dr. Robert
Robbins, Department of Entomology, from September 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1986.

Oscar Mmterrosa, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Puerto Rico.
Shrimp from deep-water traps off the south and west coasts of Puerto
Rico with Dr. Fenner Chace, Department of Invertebrate Zoology, from
July 15, 1985 through September 20, 1985.

Beth Narden, Predoctoral Fellav, University of Maryland. Taxonomic
discrimination and biology of Ceratina (Dupla species group) with
Dr. Rmald McGinley, Department of Entomology, from November 15, 1984
through November 14, 1985.

Lisa Osterman, Pastdoctoral Fella, University of Colorado, Boulder.
Pleistocene and holceene foraminiferal assemblages in deep and shallow
water arctic marine environments with Dr. Martin Buzas, Department of
Paleobiology, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Esther Peters, Pastdoctoral Fella, University of Rmwde Island. The value of
histolqical characters as taxonomic tools for distinguishing species of
Dichocoenia (Zoantharia, Scleractinia) with Dr. Stephen Cairns, Department
of Invertebrate Zoology, from July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

Mary Lucas Powell, Postdoctoral Fellow, Narthwestern University.
Synchronic and diachronic patterns of health and disease in
Mississippian populatims from the Macon Plateau and the Georgia coast
with Dr. Dmald Ortner, Department of Anthropology, from November 1,
1984 through October 31, 1985.

Michael Price, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of Michigan. Development of
a new taxonamic system for pteridophytes and reclassificatim and
rearrangement of Smithsonian pteridophyte collectims in accordance
With this new system with Dr. David Lellinger, Department of Botany,
from February 1, 1985 through January 31, 1986.

David Reid, Pastdoctoral Fella, James Cook University, Australia. The
systematics of the genera Bembecium and Peasiella and an investigatim
of phylogeny within the family Littorinidae with Drs. Ja@eph Raewater
and Richard Haubrick, Department of Invertebrate Zoology, from
February 1, 1985 through January 31, 1986.

Susanne Renner, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Hamburg. Systematics and
biogeography of Macairea (Melastomataceas) with Dr. Jchn Wurdack,
Department of Botany, from July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

Jean-Laip Rausselot, Patdoctoral Fella, University of Munich, Germany.
Material culture of the Mackenzie Eskimo at contact time with Dr.
William Fitzhugh, Department of Anthropology, from October 1, 1984
through September 30, 1985.

David Russell, Visiting Scientist, George Washington University. Syllid
. polychaetes from the mangrove environment with Dr. Kristian Fauchnald,
Department of Invertebrate Zoology, from June 1, 1985 through
September 30, 1985.

Jurgen Sieg, Senior Patdoctoral Fellm, Universitiat Osnabruck, Vechta.
Systematics and phylogenetic biogeography of Antarctic Tanaidacea with Dr.
Thomas Bowman, Department of Invertebrate Zoology, from August 1, 1985
through July 31, 1986.

Petra Sierwald, Patdoctoral Fell, University of Hamburg. Systematic pmsitim

of the spider genus Thalassius SIMON, 1885, within the pisauridae and defi-

nitiom of mmophyletie units within the family with Dr. Jmathan Ccddington
Department of Entomolagy, from June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

David Stoddart, Regents Fellow, Cambridge University. Biogeography of
coral reefs and islands with Dr. Richard Fiske, Director, and staff,
from March 1, 1985 through November 30, 1985.

C.R. Suresh, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Calicut, India. A reinves-
tigation of the plants of Ha@tus Malabaricus with Dr. Dan Niwlson,
Department of Botany, from October 1, 1984 through September 30,
1985.

James Thomas, Visiting Scientist, Newfound Hartor Marine Institute.
Diel Migration of Amphimds from specific coral reef substrates,
Carrie Pow Cay, Belize with Dr. J.L. Barnard, Department of

Invertebrate Zoolagy, from May 1, 1985 through August 31, 1985.

Shirley Turner, Postdoctoral Fellow, Arigna State University. Structural study
of manganese oxides by single-crystal x-ray diffraction, microprobe analy-
sis and HRTEM with Dr. Jeffrey Past, Department of Mineral Sciences, from
July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

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Robert Voss, Visiting Scientist, University of Michigan. Phylqenetic signifi-
cance of male reproductive anatomy in squirrels with Dr. Richard
Thorington, Department of Vertebrate Zology, from February 1, 1985
through January 31, 1986.

David Wahl, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas. The phylogeny classifi-
cation of P@aiantinae (Hymenoptera: Ichneummidae) with emphasis upon the
larvae with Dr. Rmald McGinley, Department of Entomology, from August 15,
1985 through August 14, 1986.

Charles M. Wahle, Visiting Scientist, University of Maryland. Octomral
biology study at Carrie Bow Cay and Twin Cays with Dr. Klaus Ruetzler,
Department of Invertebrate Zoology, from June 1, 1985 through July 31,
1985.

Peter Wainright, Visiting Scientist, University of Chicago. Hogfish
feeding with Dr. Klaus Ruetzler, Department of Invertebrate Zolay,
from July 1, 1985 through July 31, 1985.

Wirt Wills, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of Michigan. Early village om-
munities in prehistoric American southwest with Drs. Dennis Stanford and
William Merrill, Department of Anthropology, from September 1, 1985
through August 31, 1986.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

Elizabeth Brame, Predoctoral Fellm, University of Nath Carolina-Chapel Hill.

Portraits of virtue and genius: the hall of fame and civic prtraiture in

the early American republic, 1780-1820 with Dr. Ellen Miles, Department of

Paintings and Sculpture, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Patricia Jonnston, Predoctoral Fellow, Boston University. The work of
Edward Steichen and its context in prtrait, advertising and fashion
photography of the period 1914 to 1938 with Mr. Alan Fern, Director,
and Mr. William Stapp, Curatorial Department, from March 1, 1985
through February 28, 1986.

Debtorah.Van Buren, Predoctoral Fellow, George Washington University. The Cornish
colony: the study of an artists' colmy 1885-1916 with Dr. Lillian Miller,
Charles Willso Peale Papers, from September 1, 1985 through August
3a, 1986.

Alan Wallach, Senior Patdoctoral Fella, Columbia University. Thomas Cole's
patronage with Dr. Lillian Miller, Charles Willson Peale Papers, from
September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Mary Allen, Predoctoral Fellow, Michigan State University. Nutritional
aspects of insectivory with Dr. Dale Marcellini, Department of
Herpetology, and Dr. Richard Mmtali, Department of Pathology, from
January 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

Lee Boyd, Graduate Student Fellow, Carnell University. Reproductive behavior of

asiatic wild horses (Equus Przewalskii) with Dr. Christen Wemmer,
Department of Cmservation, from June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Susan D. Crissey, Postdoctoral Fellm, University of Maryland. The relatimsnip
of reproductio energetics to climatic origin in deer with Dr. Olav Oftedal,
Office of Zoological Research, from September 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1986.

Lisa Forman, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley. Molecular
genetic analysis of captive and natural populations of Leontopithecus with
Dr. Katherine Ralls, Office of Zoological Research, from July 15, 1985
through July 14, 1986.-

Georg Sechwede, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Bielefeld. Influence of a high
and low quality habitat on the socicecology of two white-tailed deer
populations with Dr. Christen Wemmer, Department of Cmservatim, and
Dr. John Seidensticker, Department of Mammalogy, from July 1, 1985
through June 30, 1986.

Nellie Tsipura, Graduate Student Fellaq, Washington State University. Similarity
of song in neighboring versus non-neighboring Kentucky Warblers with
Dr. Eugene Marton, Department of Cmservatim, from May 13, 1985
through July 22, 1985.

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

Mare Aaronson, Visiting Scientist, University of Arimna. Extragalactic
distance scale, the red stellar mntent of nearby galaxies and the
dynamics of nearby dwarf spheriodals with Dr. David Latham, from
May 31, 1985 through August 2, 1985.

Luis Aguilar-Chiu, Patdoctoral Fellqm, University of California, Berkeley.
Dynamics of stellar and galactic systems with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director,
and staff, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Joon Biretta, Postdoctoral Fellow, California Institute of Technology.
Costruction of a unified model for flat radio spectrum quasars and ewlu-
tion and proper motion of large seale radio with Dr. Irwin Shapiro,
Director, and staff, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

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Eric Bloemhof, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of Califaqnia.
Observational and experimental studies in optical and infrared
astronomy and radio and geoastronomy with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director,
and staff, from October 1, 1984 through September 30, 1986.

Richard Burg, Predoctoral Fellow, Harvard University. Optical and infrared
astronomy with Dr. Irwin Shapiro and staff, from September 1, 1985
through August 31, 1986.

Giles Chapman, Visiting Scientist, Harvard University. Structure and dynamics

of highly-flattened clusters of galaxies with Dr. Margaret Geller,
from July 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

Ronald Eastman, Predoctoral Fella, University of Michigan. Analysis of a
series of optical spectra of the Type II supernova 1980k Th NGC 6946
with Dr. George Rybicki, from September 1, 1985 through August 31,
1986.

Gary Fuller, Predoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley.
Observational study of physical and chemical processes in the inter-
stellar medium with Dr. Phil Myers, from September 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1986.

Cheng Fu-Zhen, Visiting Scientist, University of Science and Technology of
China-Anhui. Active galactic nuclei with Dr. Harvey Tananbaum, from
March 12, 1985 through May 10, 1985.

Michael Garcia, Educatim Fellow, Harvard University. Development of the

EXITE detector and a study of galactic bulge x-ray sourced variability with
Dr. Stephen Murray, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1987.

Kenneth Gibbs, Visiting Scientist, University of Arizona. Optical and
infrared astronomy with Dr. Trewr Weekes, from May 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1985.

Gerard Gillanders, Visiting Student, University Callege, Dublin. Detectim

of ultra high energy gamma rays from Cygnus X-3 with Dr. Trewr Weekes,
from August 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

S.P. Goldman, Visiting Scientist, The University of Western Ontario.
Calculation of forbidden transitimms in molecular systems with Dr.
Alexander Dalgarno, from May 13, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Alan G. Gregory, Visiting Scientist, University of Adelaide, Australia.
FLWO air shower array with Dr. Trevor Weekes, from September 10, 1985
through December 10, 1985.

Patrick Hartigan, Visiting Student, University of Arizona. Interactim of
the collimated flow from a young star exciting the HH djects witn the
clad fran which the star formed with Drs. John Raymamd and Lee
Hartmann, fran May 27, 1985 through August 18, 1985.

Thomas W. Hartquist, Visiting Scientist, Max-Planck Institut fur
Extraterrestrische Physik. Chemistry of magnetohydrodynamic shocks
with Dr. Alexander Dalgarno, from May 6, 1985 through June 17, 1985.

Lawrence Krauss, Visiting Scientist, Harvard University. Application of
elementary particle physics to astropnysics with Dr. George Rybicki,
from June 1, 1985 through July 14, 1985.

Valerie de Lapparent, Predoctoral Fellow, Universite Pans. A study of the
Share-Wirtaren counts and analysis of a galaxy redshift survey witn
Dr. Margaret Geller, from September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Jam Marcaide, Visiting Scientist, Max-Planck Institut fur Radioastronomie.
Interpretation of very lmg baseline interferometry observatims of
quasars with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director, and staff, from May 18, 1985
through June 18, 1985.

Laurence A. Marschall, Visiting Scientist, Gettysburg College. Study of
the internal velocity fields of yung open clusters with Dr. David
Latham, from June 10, 1985 through August 2, 1985.

Tsevi Maseh, Visiting Scientist, Tel Aviv University. Spectroscopic survey
to detect extrasolar clae planets with Dr. David Latham, from
July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

Lawrence Molnar, Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University. Cores of active
galactic nuclei (AGNs) with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director, and staff
from April 1, 1985 through August 31, 1987.

Jeremiah Ostriker, Regents Fellow, Princeton University. The structure
and stability of rotating stars with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director,
and staff, from January 1, 1985 through June 30, 1985.

Rutn Peterson, Visiting Scientist, Harvard University. Globular clusters and
the abundances of the chemical elements in very old stars with Dr. David
Latham, from June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

Martin Rees, Regents Fellow, Cambridge University. Radio and X-ray astro-
nany and observational cosmology with Dr. Irwin Shapiro, Director,
and staff, from February 21 to April 21, 1985, February 21 to April 21,
1986 and February 21 through April 21, 1987.

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Stephen Shectman, Visiting Scientist, Mount Wilson and Las Campanas
Observatories. Large scale structure of the universe with Dr. David
Latham, from July 1, 1985 through August 23, 1985.

Amiel Sternberg, Predoctoral Fellow, Columbia University. Infrared and
ultraviolet observations of molecular hydrogen and of im-molecule
chemistry in interstellar gas clouds with Dr. Alexander Dalgarno, from
September 1, 1985 through August 31, 1986.

Wao Mo Sven, Visiting Scientist, California Institute of Technology.
Problems involving cosmic strings and axions with Dr. George Field,
from September 1, 1985 through November 1, 1985.

Martin Woodard, Visiting Scientist, University of California, San Diem@..
Relations between solar-cycle activity and low-degree solar five-minute
oscillations with Dr. R.W. Noyes, from June 16, 1985 through August 7,
1985.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

Dennis Byrne, Pastdoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas. Messenger RNA from

Chlamydomonas reinhardtii thylakoid-tund ritosames with Dr. Maurice
Margulies, Rockville, from June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

Bartolameo Lercari, Visiting Scientist, University of Pisa, Italy. The induc-

tion of bulbing in onions by light involving a number of action spectra at

different times during the photoperiod with Dr. Gerald Deitzer, Rockville,
from May 6, 1985 through November 8, 1985.

Erik Scully, Visiting Scientist, Towsm State University. Patterns of growth and
reproduction observed in populations of the intertidal hermit crab, Pagurus
logicarpus with Dr. Anson Hines, Edgewater, from August 15, 1985
through August 14, 1986.

Jacob Weiner, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of Oreg@n. Size hierarchies
and interspecific mmpetitim in weed populatios with Dr. Dennis
Whigham, Edgewater, from January 1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Thomas Aide, Predoctoral Fellm, University of Utah. The interactims of leaf

phenology and insect herbiwry with Dr. Egbert Leigh, from November 1, 1985
to March 31, 1986 and November 1, 1986 through March 31, 1987.

Brian Bock, Patdoctoral Fellow, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The
effects of gene flow barriers on the differentiatim of Anolis limifrons

sub-po pulations in Panama with Dr. Joseph Wright, from July 15, 1985
through July 14, 1986.

Jae Chun Choe, Graduate Student Fellow, Harvard University. Dispersal and social
organization in Zoraptera with Dr. William Eberhard, from May 26, 1985
through August 2, 1985.

Philip Devries, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Texas, Austin. Mutualistic

interactions between ants, plants, parasitoids and two species of riodinid
butterflies with Dr. Dmald Windsor, from September 1, 1985 through

August 31, 1986.

Damald Feener, Pastdoctoral Fella, University of Texas. Defense strate-
gies against competitors, predators and parasites in a tropical ant
community with Dr. Joseph Wright, from October 1, 1984 through
September 30, 1985.

Edward Herre, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Iqa. The implications of
reproductive allocation patterns for the coewlution of figs and fig plli-
nating wasps with Drs. Egbert Leigh and Dmald Windsor, from September 1,
1985 through August 31, 1986.

James Marden, Graduate Student Fella, University of Vermont. Thermoregulatory

physiology and behavior of large tropical insects with Dr. David
Raubik, from June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Keith McGuinness, Patdoctoral Fella, University of Sydney, Australia.
Experimental analysis of disturbance and other factors structuring
communities on reef plates in the Caribbean with Dr. Jan Cubit,
from November 1, 1984 through October 31, 1985.

Robert Richmond, Patdoctoral Fellow, State University of New York, Stony Brook.
The ecology, physialogy and population biology of the reef-building wral
Pocillomora damicornis in the Eastern Pacific with Dr. Jeremy Jackson, from
June 1, 1985 through January 31, 1986.

Kyle Summers, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Michigan. Mating and parental

behavior in the green mison-arrow frog, Dendrobates auratus with Dr.
Stanley Rand, from June 3, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

Jess Zimmerman, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Utan. Sex change in Catasetum
viridiflavum with Dr. Joseph Wright, from June 1, 1985 to November 30, 1985
and June 1, 1986 through November 30, 1986.

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ACADEMIC, RESEARCH TRAINING, INTERNSHIPS, AND OTHER STUDENT APPOINTMENTS

The Smithsonian offers internship and other appointments to visiting
graduate and undergraduate students. The persons - listed by bureau,
office, or division - in this Appendix began their appointments between
October 1, 1984, and September 30, 1985. Holders of special awards

and participants in special programs are so listed. The institutions
attended, the title or a brief description of the project undertaken,
where appropriate, and the name of the Smithsonian supervisor are

given for each intern. The names listed below have been supplied by
the individual bureaus, offices, and divisions of the Smithsonian
Institution. Duplication of names listed above has not been corrected.

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH TRAINING APPOINTMENTS
NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Peter W. Brooks, International Fellow. History of the autogiro and its
contribution to the later development of the helicopter, with

Mr. R. E. G. Davies, Department of Aeronautics, from May 1, 1985, through
April 30, 1986.

Peter L. Doorn, Planetary Geology Undergraduate Research Program.
Analysis of structural features on Mars, with Dr. Ted Maxwell, Center for
Earth and Planetary Studies, from June 3 through July 26, 1985.

Leo Goldberg, the Martin Marietta Chair in Space History. Compile
memoirs of his career as an astronomer, administrator, and participant in
NASA's space science program, with Dr. D. H. DeVorkin, Department of

Space Science and Exploration, from April 1, 1985, through March 31, 1986€.

Adam L. Gruen, Guggenheim Predoctoral Fellow. United States civilian
Space station concepts: a case study of the nature of technological
change, 1958-1983, with Ms. Linda Ezell, Department of Space Science and
Exploration, from September 1, 1984, through August 31, 1985.

Donald M. Hooper, Smithsonian Graduate Student Fellow. Investigations
of Mars stratigraphy using Viking Orbiter data, with Dr. Ted Maxwell,
Center for Earth and Planetary Studies, from June 3 through August 9,
L985 i,

Kivane Hurturk, Alfred Verville Fellow. Turkish aviation since 1911:
a comprehensive history, with Mr. R. E. G. Davies, Department of
Aeronautics, from September 15, 1985, through September 14, 1986.

Peter L. Jakab, Smithsonian Graduate Student Fellow. Ph.D.
dissertation on early American aviation and the integration of the
airplane into American life, with Dr. Tom Crouch, Department of
Aeronautics, from November 15, 1984, through November 14, 1985.

Richard K. Smith, Alfred Verville Fellow. The new American airplane of

1934, with Mr. R. E. G. Davies, Department of Aeronautics, from September
17, 1984, through September 16, 1985.

Joseph N. Tatarewicz, Guggenheim Postdoctoral Fellow, The role of
planetary astronomers in developing the Space Telescope, with Dr. Allan
Needell, Department of Space Science and Exploration, from December Dy,
1983, through December 14, 1984.

Hans J. P. von Ohain, the Charles A. Lindbergh Chair of Aerospace
History. Application of gas turbine technology to sea and land
transportation and power generation for earth and space, with Mr. E. T.
Wooldridge, Department of Aeronautics, from October l, 1984, through
September 30, 1985.

Charles A. Ziegler, Guggenheim Predoctoral Fellow. History of the
interactive development of aerospace technology and high energy

measurement techniques, with Dr. Allan Needell, Department of Space
Science and Exploration, from July 1, 1985, through March 31, 1986.

INTERNSHIP AND OTHER STUDENT APPOINTMENTS
NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Edward Arnold, B.S. candidate, George Mason University, with Dr.
Patricia Jacobberger, Center for Earth and Planetary Studies, from
October 1 through December 31, 1984.

Robert Berkowitz, B.S. candidate, Carnegie-Mellon University, with Dr.
David DeVorkin, Department of Space Science and Exploration, from
September 18 through December 17, 1985.

Tracy Bessette, B.S. candidate, University of Delaware, with Mr. Thomas
Callen, Albert Einstein Planetarium, September 13 through December 20,
1985.

Kelly Doucet, B.S. candidate, Gallaudet College, with Mr. Dale Hrabak,
Photography Office, from January 23 through May 17, 1985.

Ronald Duncan, M.A. candidate, University of Idaho, with Dr. Patricia
Jacobberger, Center for Earth and Planetary Studies, from June 3 through
August 2, 1985.

Martin Fetherston, B.S. candidate, College of the Holy Cross, with Dr.
David DeVorkin, Department of Space Science and Exploration, from
January 14 through April 30, 1985.

Leslie Gerber, B.A. candidate, University of Maryland, with Ms. Barbara
Brennan, Exhibits Division, from June 10 through August 16, 1985,

Tom Gilliam, M.A. candidate, Wright State University, with Ms. Robin
Schroffel, Office of the Registrar, from June 17 through August 23, 1985.

Beatrice Locher, B.A. candidate, Boston College, with Ms. Holly Haynes,
Office of Public Affairs and Museum Services, from June 10 through
August 16, 1985.

Timothy Noakes, B.S. candidate, Notre Dame University, with Dr. David
DeVorkin, Department of Space Science and Exploration, from June 10
through August 16, 1985.

Alicia Rosenfeld, B.A. candidate, The American University, with Ms.
Holly Haynes, Office of Public Affairs and Museum Services, from March 4
through May 3, 1985.

Mark Taylor, B.S. candidate, George Mason University, with Ms. Patricia
Woodside, Exhibits Division, from June 10 through August 16, 1985.

Ashley Tidey, B.A. caradidate, Williams College, with Miss Helen Claire
McMahon, Office of Aerospace Education and Publications, from June 10
through August 9, 1985.

Curtis Utz, M.A. candidate, University of Maryland, with Dr. Tom
Crouch, Department of Aeronautics, from June 10 through August 16, 1985.

Eric Wichman, B.S. candidate, University of Maryland, with Ms. Mary
Valdivia, Exhibits Division, from July 1 through September 6, 1985.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

DENNIS BYRNE, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas. Messenger RNA from
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii thylakoid-bound ribosomes, with Dr. Maurice
Margulies, from June 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.

SILVIA FROSCH, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Geneva, Geneva,
Switzerland. Leaf gradients and circadian rhuthms in photosunthetic capacitu
in relation to photoperiodic induction in long-day plants, with Dr. Gerald
Deitzer, from September 1, 1984 through August 27, 1985.

ELIEZER GOLDSCHMIDT, Visiting Scientist, Hebrew University of Jerusalen,
Rehovot, Israel. Investigation into the chemical control of flowering in
Pharbitis nil, with Dr. Charles Cleland, from January 1, 1985 through March
Sih) 985i.

MICHAEL KRONES, Visiting Student, University of Maryland, Automatic control
sustems testing the effects of dunamic changes in light qualitu on plant
growth, with Dr. John Sager, from August 1, 1985 through May 31, 1986.
BARTOLOMEO LERCARI, Visiting Scientist, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy.
Phutochrome action in the photoperiodic regulation of bulbing in onion,
Allium.cepa L., with Dr. Gerald Deitzer, from May 6, 1985 through November 8,
£985).

MAMORU MIMURO, Visiting Scientist, University of Tokyo. Terminal pigment in
a major light harvesting photosynthetic pigment complex (Phuccbilisomes),
with Dr. Elisabeth Gantt, from April 1, 1985 through September 30, 1985.
INGRID OLMSTED, Visiting Scholar, Centro de Investigaciones de Quintana Roo,
Mexico. Vegetational analysis for Sian Ka'an Reserve, with Dr. Dennis
Whigham, from June 24, 1985 though July 30, 1985.

ERIC SCULLY, Postdoctoral Fellow, Towson State University. Latitudinal
variation in life history parameters of the hermit crab, Pagurus longicarpus,
with Dr. Anson Hines, from August 15, 1985 through August 14, 1986.

TIMOTHY SPIRA, Visiting Scholar, Georgia Southern College. Reproductive
aspects of Hibiscus palustris, with Dr. Dennis Whigham from June 1, 1985
through August 31, 1985.

FREDRICKA SPONGA, Visiting Scientist, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy. Blue
light "HIR" in anthocyanin production: cryptochrome or phytochrome, with Dr.
GERALD DEITZER, from June 24, 1985 through July 19, 1985 and September 9, 1985
through November 30, 1985.

LISA WAGNER, Georgia Southern College. Biomass allocation of species of

Poa, with Dr. Dennis Whigham, from March 1 through August 31, 1985.

JACOB WEINER, Postdoctoral Fellow, Swarthmore College. Self-thinning in wild
rice - Zizania aquatica var. aquatica, with Dr. Dennis Whigham, from January
1, 1985 through December 31, 1985.

DONNA WOLCOTT, Visiting Scholar, North Carolina State University.

Development of ultrasonic telemetru of feeding in blue crabs, with Dr. Anson
Hines, from May 1, 1985 through August 31, 1985.

THOMAS WOLCOTT, Visiting Scholar, North Carolina State University.
Development of telemetru of feeding in blue crabs, with Dr. Anson Hines,

from May 1, 1985 through August 31, 1985.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

PATRICK FLAHERTY, Work/Learn Student, B.S. candidate, University of
Pittsburgh. Nutrient exchange in brackish marshes, with Dr. Thomas Jordan,
from May 13, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

SHARON HOSKO, Work/Learn Student, B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College. Community
structure and population dynamics of benthic invertebrates in an estuary,
with Dr. Anson Hines, from May 20, 1985 through September 27, 1985.

ANN LEVIN, Work/Learn Student, M.A., University of California, Davis. Insect
Ecologu, with Dr. James Lynch, from May 6, 1985 through August 30, 1985.
MONICA MCMANUS, Work/Learn Student, B.S., University of New Hampshire.
Woodland herb migration, with Dr. Dennis Whigham, from June 10, 1985 through
August 30, 1985.

MERLE POTCHINSKY, Work/Learn Student, B.S. candidate, Brandeis University.
Estuarine fish biologu project, with Dr. Anson Hines, from May 20, 1985
through August 23, 1985.

JAMES SCHAFER, Research Intern, M.S., Eastern Kentucky University. Chemistry
of forest throughfall, with Dr. David Correll, from April 1985 through
September 1985.

ADRIAN WESOL, Work/Learn Student, B.S., Southern Illinois University.
Community structure and population of benthic invertebrates In an estuaru,
with Dr. Anson Hines, from April 1, 1985 through June 21, 1985.

LENORE WEICHERT, B.S. candidate, University of Maryland. Population and
feeding of estuarine fish, with Dr. Anson Hines, from March 4, 1985 through
September 27, 1985.

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH TRAINING APPOINTMENTS
SMITHSONIAN OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

Doris Johnson, Ph.D. candidate, University of the District
of Columbia. Pilot study on museum research with Dr. John
Balling, from September through December 1984.

Gail Leeds, M.A., George Washington University. Collect
bibliographic information on learning in museums for Dr.
Falk, from July through August 1985.

Stephanie Ratcliffe, Museum Education Program, George
Washington University. Worked with Director on community
science project research from January through May 1985.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Academic, Research Training and Internship Appointments in
Fiscal Year 1985

Program in Tropical Biology

Brian Bock, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Tennessee. The Effects of
Gene Flow Barriers on the Differentiation of Anolis limifrons
Sub-populations in Panama, with Dr. Joseph Wright, from July 15, 1985
through July 14, 1986.

Philip DeVries, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Texas at Austin.
Mutualistic Interactions between Ants, Plants, Parasitoids and Two Species
of Riodinid Butterflies, with Dr. Donald M. Windsor, from September 1, 1985
through August 30, 1986.

Jae Choe, Graduate Student Fellow, Harvard University. Dispersal and Social
Organization in Zoroptera, with Dr. William Eberhard, from June 3 through
August 9, 1985.

Nancy B. Elliot, Short-term Visitors, Sienna College, Presocial Behavior in

Cerceris, with Dr. Mary Jane West-Eberhard, from July 1 through July 3l,

1985.

William M. Elliot, Short-term Visitor, Hartwick College. Presocial Behavior
in Cerceris, with Dr. Mary Jane West-Eberhard, from July 1 through July 3l,
1985.

Donald Feener, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Iowa. Defense Strategies
against Competitors, Predators and Parasites in a Tropical Ant Community,
with Dr. Stephen P. Hubbeil, from October 1, 1984 through September 30,
1985.

Mickey Marcus, Visiting Student, University of Maine at Orono. Study of
Frugivory and Seed Dispersal by Birds and Terrestrial Mammals of Understory
Trees and Shrubs in the Premontane Forests of the Camarca de San Blas, with
Drs. Egbert Leigh and Nicholas Smythe, from October 1 through December 10,
1985. 4

James Marden, Graduate Student Fellow, University of Vermont.
Thermoregulatory Physiology and Behavior of Large Tropical Insects, with Dr.
David W. Roubik, from June 1 through August 14, 1985.

Keith McGuiness, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Sydney, Australia.
Experimental Analysis of Disturbance and other Factors Structuring Reef
Plates in the Caribbean, with Dr. John Cubit, from November 1, 1985 through
October 31, 1986.

Robert Richmond, Postdoctoral Fellow, State University of New York at Stony
Brook. The Ecology, Physiology and Population Biology of the Reef-building

Pocillopora damicornis in the Eastern Pacific, with Dr. Jeremy J.C. Jackson,

from June 1 through December 31, 1985 and July 1 through August 31, 1986.

Kyle Summers, Visiting Graduate Student, University of Michigan. Mating and
Parental Behavior in the Green Poison-arrow Frog, Dendrobates auratus, with
Dr. A. Stanley Rand, from June 1 through August 9, 1985.

Jess Zimmerman, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Utah. The Ecological
Implications of Sex Change in the Orchid, Catasetum viridiflavum, with Drs.
Alan P. Smith and Joseph Wright, from June 1 through November 30, 1985 and
June 1 through November 30, 1986.

Short-term Fellowships in Tropical Biology

Eldredge Bermingham, Ph.D. candidate, University of Georgia. Mitochondrial
DNA Differentiation among Fishes and Invertebrates of the Eastern Pacific
and Caribbean: Testing a Molecular Clock, with Dr. Harilaos Lessios, from
September 27 through November 1, 1985.

Scott Carroll, Ph.D. candidate, University of Utah. The Ecology of
Reproductive Competition among Male Dysdercus bimaculatus, with Dr. Joseph
Wright, from February 1 through April 30, 1985.

Christian D'Orgeix, M.S. candidate, California State University at
Fullerton. Individual Recognition of Conspecifics in the Lizard Anolis

limifrons on Barro Colorado Island, with Dr. A. Stanley Rand, from May l
through September 30, 1985.

Jeronimo Garcia, M.S. candidate, University of Iowa. Strategies of
Establishment of Neotropical Trees, with Dr. Stephen Hubbell, from May 15 -
August 15, 1985.

Monica Geber, Ph.D. candidate, University of Utah. Ecological and
Populational Determinants of Mating System in Parasitic Fig Wasps of the
Genus Idarnes (Torymidea: Chalcioidea), with Dr. Donald Windsor, from
November 1, 1984 through January 31, 1985.

Matthew Grober, Ph.D. candidate, University of California at Los Angeles.
The Anti-Predator Functions of Bioluminescence in Tropical Ophiuroids, with
Dr. Harilacos Lessios, from November 9, 1984 through February 8, 1985.

Michael Keller, Ph.D. candidate, Princeton University. Chemistry of the
Soils of Barro Colorado Island: A Study of Rock and Soil Weathering, with
Dr. Egbert Leigh, from December 15, 1985 through January 30, 1986.

Eric Larsen, Ph.D. candidate, University of Arizona. Community Structure of
Tropical Aquatic Insects, with Dr. Joseph Wright, from March 1 through May
15, 1985.

Catherine McFadden, Ph.D. candidate, University of Washington. Size
Regulation and Patterns of Dispersion in Colonial Organisms: a Dependence on
Flow, with Dr. Jeremy J.C. Jackson, from September 23 - December 20, 1985.

Giselle Mora, Ph.D. candidate, University of Florida. Egg Guarding by Males
in Zygopachylus albomarginis (Arachnida: Opiliones: Gonyleptidae), with Dr.
Egbert Leigh, from August 7 - December 17, 1985.

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Christopher Peterson, Ph.D., University of Arizona. Gender Allocation in
Simultaneous Hemaphroditic Animals: Tests for Plasticity in Allocation, with
Dr. D. Ross Robertson, from May 22 through August 27, 1985.

Kathryn Sieving, Ph.D. candidate, University of Illinois. Habitat Use and
Abundance among Insectivorous Birds of Tropical Forest Understory: Peru -
Panama Comparison, with Dr. James R. Karr, from June 1 through August Si,
1985.

Keryea Soong, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas at Austin. Reproductive
Strategies in the Branching Coral, Porites furcata, in various habitats at
Galeta Point, Panama, with Dr. Jeremy J.C. Jackson, from July 15 through
August 30, 1985.

Nathan Stephenson, M.S. candidate, Cornell University. A Comparison of
Habitat Fidelity of Tropical and Temperate Alpine Plants, with Dr. Alan
Smith, from September 1 through December 31, 1985.

Fellowship & Assistantship Program

Victor Acuna, Exxon Assistant, University of Costa Rica. Environment,
Settlement and Subsistence in Central Panama, with Dr. Richard Cooke, from
June 3 through November 2, 1985.

Nidia Aguirre, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Phytoliths in Modern
Plants and Archaeological and Geological Soils, with Dr. Dolores Piperno,
from February 1 through July 24, 1985.

German I. Andrade, Exxon Assistant, Institute of Natural Resources,
Colombia. Study of Understory Birds in the Barro Colorado Nature Monument
and Soberania National Park, with Doctors Marina Wong and James Karr, from
January 16 through April 12, 1985.

Itzel D. Angulo, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Population Structure
and Ecology of Spiny Lobsters, with Dr. R. Anne Richards, from November 9
through December 21, 1984.

Axel Calderdn, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Breeding Isopods from
the Different Coasts of Panama, with Dr. James Weinberg, from April 23
through June 7, 1985 and Sea Urchin Studies, with Dr. Harilaos Lessios, from
July 15 through October 4, 1985.

Ricardo Calvo, Exxon Assistant, Universidad Simén Bolivar, Venezuela.
Study of Reproductive System and Pollination in Erythrina costaricensis,
with Dr. Lyn Loveless, from September 7 through December 7, 1985.

Ricardo Caicedo, Marine Ecology Post-Course Award, University of Panama.
Distribucién y Aspectos Taxonémicos de los Moluscos Marinos del Archipiélago
de Las Mulatas, San Blas, with Dr. Harilaos Lessios, from August 1, 1985
through January 31, 1986.

Alcibiades Cedeno, Exxon Assistant, Universidad de Rio Grande, Brazil.
Study of Fish Otoliths, with Dr. Ross Robertson, from September 5, 1985
through January 17, 1986.

Clementina Chung, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Comparative Ecology
of Growth Form in Two Species of Palms, with Kevin Hogan, from February 2
through May 10, 1985.

Fernando Cornejo, Exxon Assistant, Universidad Agraria del Pert. Mapping
Project of Trees on a 50 hectare Section of Forest on Barro Colorado Island,
with Dr. Robin Foster, from September 11 through December 10, 1985.

Amada Dominguez, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Preparation of
Illustrated Flora of Seedlings of Panama Tropical Moist Forest, with Dr.
Nancy Garwood, from September 2 through November 22, 1985.

Silvia Farrugia and Ernesto Ponce, Exxon Fellows, University of Panama.
Distribucién de invertebrados en un manglar en Juan Dfaz en la estaci6n
seca, with Prof. Victor Hugo Tejera and Dr. Neal Smith, from February 15
through May 15, 1985.

Rosa E. Franco, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Iguana Management
Project, with Dr. Dagmar Werner, from February 15 through May 15, 1985.

Octavio Gonzalez, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Iguana Management
Project, with Dr. Dagmar Werner, from February 15 through May 15, 1985.

Modesto Guardia, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Physiological Study
of Diapause in Certain Species of Beetles, with Dr. Seiji Tanaka, from April
29 through November 8, 1985.

Belkys Jiménez, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Habitat Use and
Selection by Birds in Soberania National Park, with Dr. James Karr and
Kathryn Sieving, from June 10 through August 15, 1985.

Gustavo Justine and Freddy Pérez, Marine Ecology Post-Course Award,
Direccidén de Recursos Marinos and University of Panama. Cantidad y calidad
energética del material de reserva contenido en las etapas iniciales de vida
de los cangrejos Xanthidos: Xanthidius stenberghii y Eurypamopeus planus,
with Dr. John Christy, from August 1 through October 31, 1985.

Georgina Lezcano, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Patterns of Leaf
Development in Tropical Species: Implications for Carbon Gain and Herbivory,
with Doctors Phyllis Coley and Thomas Kursar, from September 11 through
December 23, 1985.

Elsa Meza, Exxon Assistant, Universidad Nacional del Centro del Pert. Study
of Tachygalia Trees on Barro Colorado Island, with Dr. Robin Foster, from
April 5 thorugh October 1, 1985.

Angel Modes, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Population Dynamics and
Ecology of Rocky Intertidal Organisms, with Dr. Hugh Caffey, from October
15, 1984 through January 4, 1985.

Luis Manuel Mota, Exxon Assistant, Universidad Nacional Auténoma de México.
Experimental Study of Selection of Natural Diets by Hatchling Iguanas, with
Dr. Dagmar Werner, from May 17 through September 15, 1985.

Freddy Pérez, Exxon Assistant and Tinker Intern, Universidad del Valle,
Colombia. Body Size, Reproductive Traits and Mating System of Fiddler Crabs
of the Pacific Coast of Panama, with Dr. John Christy, from April 23 through
October 15, 1985.

Ada Rodriguez, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Study of Leaf Loss on
Ten Different Plants in a Tropical Forest, with Dr. Peter Becker, from May
29 through December 31, 1985.

Jorge Roldan, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Faunal Study of the
Kuna-Yala Nature Reserve, with Mickey Marcus and Susan Charnley from October
1, 1984 through June 24, 1985.

Myozotis Ryfkogel, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Demographic Study
of Tropical House Wrens, with Dr. Leonard Freed, from July 8 through
September 27, 1985.

Nereyda Sdnchez, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Management of the
Green Iguana, with Dr. Dagmar Werner, from February 15 through May 15, 1985.

Roger Séptimc, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama. Efectos Agroecdlogicos
de la Carretera Chiriqui-Bocas del Toro sobre la Poblacién Guaymi, with
Doctors Luz Graciela Joly, John Bort and Richard Cooke, from August 5
through November 15, 1985.

Isabel Urrieztieta, Exxon Assistant, Fundacién Cientifica Los Roques,
Venezuela. The Biology of Commensal Crustaceans and Population Biology of

Acropora cervi cornis, with Dr. Nancy Knowlton, from September 22 through

December 15, 1985.

Maria Vergara, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Management of the
Green Iguana, with Dr. Dagmar Werner, from February 15 through May 15, 1985.

Ileana Visuetti, Exxon Assistant, University of Panama. Breeding
Experiments between Isopods of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, with Dr.
James Weinberg, from October 3 through December 12, 1985.

Luis Wong, Exxon Assistant, University of Havana. Population Biology of the
Coral, Pocillepora damicornis in the Eastern Pacific, with Dr. Robert
Richmond, from September 2 through November 22, 1985.

Ernesto Weil, Exxon Assistant, Fundaci6én Cientffica Los Roques, Venezuela.
Study of Encrusting Organisms on Coral Reefs on Both Coasts of Panama, with
Dr. Jeremy J.C. Jackson, from June 12 through November 30, 1985.

Fernando Zapata, Exxon Assistant, University of Arizona, Study of Seabasses
in the San Blas Islands and Taboga Island, with Dr. Christopher Petersen,
from June 10 through August 17, 1985.

Lydia Zubieta, Intern, Hood College, Courtship Behavior of Fiddler Crabs and
Dispersal of Crab Larvae, with Dr. John Christy, from May 23 through July
31% 1985

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Visiting Scholars

Dr. Rodolfo Dirzo, Universidad Auténoma de México.
Dr. Jack Goody, Cambridge University.

Dr. Esther Goody, Cambridge University.

Dr. Nigel Franks, University of Bath, England.

Ms. Dominique Irvine, Stanford University.

Lic. Victor Martinez, Universidad Autonoma de México.
Dr. Ernest Williams, Harvard University.

CENTER FOR ASIAN ART
FREER GALLERY OF ART and the
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

Katharine Burnett, Freer Fellow, M. A. Candidate, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor. "The Shanghai Collector P'ang Lai-ch'en,"

with Dr. Shen C. Y. Fu, from January 22 through May 31, 1985.

Raman Srinivasan, Smithsonian Predoctoral Fellow, University of
Pennsylvania. "A Scientific and Historical Investigation of Aranmulla
Mirrors: A Case Study in Metal Technology," with W. Thomas Chase and
Martha Goodway, from June 17 through August 10, 1985.

Richard Wilson, Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellow. Assistant Professor
of Art History, Rice University. ''Problems in Connoisseurship:
Ceramics and Paintings Attributed to Ogata Kenzan (1633-1743) in the
Freer Gallery of Art," with Louise A. Cort, from June 1, 1985 through
May 313" 1986.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Albrecnt, Thomas, Sidney and Celia Siegel Fellow, B.A. candidate, Brown
University. Work and study in the Assistant Director's Office, with
Harold Pfister, from June 10, 1985 to August 16, 1985.

Ameen, Sounad, M.A. candidate, Virginia Commonwealth University. Work
and study in the Registrar's Office, with Cordelia Rose, from August 30,
1985 to October 31, 1985.

Berger, Laura, The Wooster School, Work and study in the Director's
Office, with William Gaske, May 1, 1985 to June 30, 1985.

Brody, Barbara, M.A. candidate, New York University. Work and study in
the Capital Campaign Office, with Richard Stainbrook, from July 23, 1985
to September 30, 1985.

Brostoff, Lynn, B.A., Institute of Fine Arts. Work and study in Paper
Conservation and the Drawings and Prints Department, with Konstanze
Bachmann, from February 7, 1985 to May 20, 1985.

Cire, Annette, M. A. candidate, University of Bonn. Work and study in

the Director's Office, with Lisa Taylor, from February 25, 1985 to April
5, 1985.

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Clarke, Kathryn, B.A. candidate, Colby College. Work and study in the
Director's Office, with Lisa Taylor, from January 2, 1985 to January 31.
1985.

Connor, Mary Ellen, B.A., Wheaton College. Work and study in the Director's
Office, with Lisa Taylor, from June 10, 1985 to August 16, 1985.

Deeley, Ann, B.A. candidate, University of Scranton. Work and study in
the Capital*Campaign Office, with Richard Stainbrook, from January 2,
1985 to January 31, 1985.

Fields, Paris, B.A. candidate, Sarah Lawrence College. Work and study
in the Registrar's Office, with Cordelia Rose, from October 19, 1984 to
January 31, 1985.

Foster, Rebecca, B.A. candidate, Williams College. Work and study in
the Exhibitions Department, with Zette Emmons, from June 10, 1985 to
August 16, 1985.

Gaardboe, Susan, B.A. candidate, New York University. Work and study
in Textile Conservation, with Lucy Commoner, from January 22, 1985 to
October 31, 1985.

‘Gessner, Barclay, B.A. candidate, Williams College. Work and study in

the Programs Department, with Susan Yelavich, from June 10, 1985 to
August 16, 1985.

Gillman, Sarah, B.A. candidate, Yale University. Work and study in the
Publications Department, with Nancy Akre, from June 10, 1985 to August
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Haviland, Patricia, M.A., Iowa State University. Work and study in
Textile Conservation, with Lucy Commoner, from January 2, 1985 to September
30, 1985.

Hirsch, Elizabeth, B.A., Rhode Island School of Design. Work and study
in the Textiles Department, with Milton Sonday, from June 10, 1985 to
August 16, 1985.

Lafond, John H., M.A. candidate, New York University. Work and study in
the Exhibitions Department, with Dorothy Globus, from February 11, 1985
to May 30, 1985.

Larsen, Diana, B.A., University of British Columbia. Work and study in
the Decorative Arts Department, with David McFadden, from January 23,
1985 to January 31, 1986.

Sideman, Luke, B.A., New York University. Work and study in the Registrar's
Office, with Cordelia Rose, from June 10, 1985. to August 16, 1985.
Smith, Alexandra, B.A. candidate, The Hollins College. Work and study
in the Drawings and Prints Department, with Elaine Dee, from January 2,
1985 to January 31, 1985.

Tedeschi, Christine, B.A. candidate, Rhode Island School of Design.

Work and study in the Exhibitions Department, with Robin Parkinson, from
January 2, 1985 to January 31, 1985.

Ueno, Takemi, Sidney and Celia Siegel Fellow, B.A. candidate, Harvard
University. Work and study in the Wallcoverings Department, with Ann
Dorfsman, from June 10, 1985 to August 16, 1985.

Vogel, Elaine, B.A., Indiana University. Work and study in the Public
Information Department, with Isabelle Silverman, from September 5, 1985
to December 31, 1985.

Yatzeck, Tanya, Sidney and Celia Siegel Fellow, B.A. candidate, Beloit
College. Work and study in the Drawings and Prints Department, with
Elaine Dee, from June 10, 1985 to August 16, 1985.

Academic and Research Training Appointments
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Nicholas Natanson, M.A. candidate, University of Iowa. Work
and study with Dr. Judith Zilczer, Department of Painting
and Sculpture, from June 19 through August 19, 1985.

Rebecca Zurier, Ph.D. candidate, Yale University. The Draw-

ings of the Ash Can School, with Dr. Judith Zilczer, from
April, 1985 through May’, 1986

Internship and Other Student Appointments
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Angela Adams, B.A., College of Wooster. Work and study. with
the Department of Painting and Sculpture, with Dr. Judith
Zilczer and Cynthia Jaffee McCabe, from June 10 through
August 16, 1985.

Lisa Burkhalter, B.A., Texas Christian University. Work and
study in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, with
Valerie Fletcher, from June 10 through August 16, 1985.

Audrey Davis, B.A. candidate, University of Virginia. Work
and study in the Department of Education, with Teresia Bush,
from June 10 through August 16, 1985.

Jennifer Frey, B.A., Stanford University. Work and study in
the Department of Painting and Sculpture, with Phyllis
Rosenzweig, from June 17 through August 23, 1985.

Dayna Johnson, B.A., University of Houston. Work and study
in the Department of Education, with Edward P. Lawson, from
June 17 through July -26- 19385..

Hannah Yi, A.B. candidate, Smith College. Work and study in
the Department of Exhibits and Design, with Joe Shannon,
from June 10 through August 16, 1985.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Eli Bentor, Indiana University. Short-term Visitor, May 1985 to July 1985.
Blythe Follet-Colon, University of Connecticut. Graduate Fellow, June 1985
to August 1985.

Sharon Patton, University of Maryland. January 1985 to May 1985.

Elisha Renne, University of Minnesota. Short-term Visitor, June 1985 to
August 1985.

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Lisa Koenigsberg (Yale University), Pre-doctoral: "Pro-
fessionalising Domesticity: American Women Writer's on
Architecture, 1965-1917"; Sept. 1984-May 1985.

Sandra L. Langer (University of South Carolina),
Post-doctoral: “John Frederick Kensett, A Critical Study
of His Life and Art"; June-November 1984,

Karol Lawson (University of Virginia), Pre-doctoral: "The
American Landscape in Painting and Prints, ca. 1600-1820";
Jan. 1985-Dec. 1985.

J. Gray Sweeney (Grand Valley State College), Post-doctoral: "A
Study of Thomas Cole's Iconographic and Stylistic Influence
over Mid-nineteenth Century American Painting"; September
1984-Aug. 1985.

Cecile Whiting (Stanford University), Pre-doctoral: "The
American Painter's Response to Fascism, 1933-45"; June
1984-May 1985.

Smithsonian Fellows, continuing appointments

Richard Masteller (Whitman College), Post-doctoral, Visiting
Scholar, “Satiric Form in the 1930s: Dissident Voices,
Dissident Visions"; Sept.-Aug. 1985.

Reginia Perry (Virginia Commonwealth University), Post-doctoral,
Ford Foundation Fellowship, “A History of Black American
Art, 1650-1984"; Aug.-July 1985.

Martha Anderson (University of Maryland), Pre-doctoral: “The
Indigenous Roots of New York Dada"; June 1985.

Nancy Anderson (University of Delaware), Pre-doctoral:
“Albert Bierstadt and the California Landscape Painters of
the 1870s"; Dec. 1984-Aug. 1985.

Sara Boehm (Bryn Mawr College), Pre-doctoral: "Seth Eastman's
Illustrations for Henry Schoolcraft's Historical and
Statistical Information Respecting the History, Condition
and Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States";
Sept. 1985.

Sara Parrott (George Washington University), Pre-doctoral: “Ex-
patriates and Professionals: A Study of the Careers in
Italy of American Women Writers and Artists Born Between
1810 and 1850"; Aug. 1984-Aug 1985.

Elizabeth Turner (University of Virginia), Pre-doctoral:
“American Artists in Paris, 1920-1929"; Dec. 1984-Aug. 1985.

Susan Rather (University of Delaware), Pre-doctoral: "Paul
Manship and Archaism in American Sculpture, 1900-1930";
Dec. 1984-Aug. 1985.

Elizabeth Tebow (University of Maryland), Pre-doctoral: "The
Mythical Imagination in American Painting of the Late
Nineteenth Century”; Sept. 1984.

University Interns

Kathryn Buttrick, The University of Virginia, September 7, 1984-
April 19, 1985. NMAA University Program.

Debra Harrison, Carnegie-Mellon University, September 7, 1984-
December 12, 1984. Special project in the Office of Museum
Programs.

Kim Kroeger, George Washington University, September 7, 1984-
April 19, 1985. NMAA University Program.

Cynthia Kundar, Pennsylvania State University, January 16, 1985-
May 15, 1985. Special project in the Office of Museum
Programs.

Gail Leeds, George Washington University, January 16, 1985-
April 19, 1985. Special project in the Office of Museum
Programs.

Jonathan Mann, The American University, September 7, 1984-
April 19, 1985. NMAA University Program.

Miguel Seco, Johns Hopkins University, January 16, 1985-
April 19, 1985. Special Project with the Assistant
Director for Museum Resources.

Julie Stein, The University of Virginia, September 7, 1984-
April 19, 1985. NMAA University Program.

Jason Wrenn, Howard University, January 16, 1985-April 19, 1985.
Special project split between the Office of Museum Programs
and the Smithsonian's Office of Telecommunications.

April 19, 1985.

Nancy Yeide, The American University, September 7, 1984-
December 12, 1985. NMAA University Program.

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High School Interns:

Leah Gilliam, Tne Sidwell Friends School, Washington, D.C.,
September 7, 1984-December 12, 1984. Special project in
the Office of the Registrar.

Summer Interns:

Emma-Rose Barbar, University of East Anglia, Great Britain
June 10, 1985-July 29, 1985. Office of Museum Programs.

Marcie Campbell, Colby College, June 3, 1985-July 22, 1985..
Department of Design and Production.

Ana Soto Canino, Princeton University, June 3, 1985-July 22,
1985. Office of Museum Programs.

Elizabeth Chew, Yale University, June 3, 1985-July 22, 1985.
Office of the Director.

Patricia Freuh, University of Wisconsin-Madison, June 3, 1985-
July 22, 1985. Curatorial Division.

Janice Isemoto, University of California at Santa Barbara,
June 3, 1985-July 22, 1985. Curatorial Division.

Anita Saxon, Howard University, June 3, 1985-July 29, 1985.
Curatorial Division.

Laila Schulmeisters, Wellesley College, June 3, 1985-July 29,
1985. Department of Design and Production.

Alexandra Woods, Wellesley College, June 3, 1985-July 29, 1985.
Office of Research Support.

Interns
National Portrait Gallery

Clarissa Cantacuzene, Undergraduate, University of Virginia. Developed
and compiled training materials for Education Aide program, with Harry
Jackson, Education Department, from June 7, 1985 through July 22, 1985.
Denise Carty, Undergraduate, Smith College. Researched and wrote annota-
tions for Peale Papers and participated in the preparation of manuscripts
for publication, with Dr. Lillian Miller, Peale Papers, from August 22,
1985 through December 19, 1985.

Thomas H. Coolsen, Graduate work in art history. Updated files related
to American Portraits, with Linda Thrift, Catalog of American Portraits,
from June 18, 1985 through September 1, 1985.

Susan E. Davis, Graduate, University of Michigan. Conducted searches
for Time magazine portraits privately owned and in other public
collections, with Fred Voss, History Department, from June 3, 1985
through August 3, 1985.

Shannon M. Duffy, Undergraduate, Mount Holyoke College. Made curatorial
records for most recent acquisition of Time magazine covers, with Fred
Voss, History Department, from June 6, 1985 through August 23, 1985.

W. McNeill Eaton, Undergraduate, Smith College. Researched and edited
Manuscripts, with Dr. Lillian Miller, Peale Papers, from August 27, 1984
through December 3, 1984.

Susan S. Gindlin, Undergraduate, Smith College. Did collection related
research on the lives of Robert Ball Hughes and Theobald Chartran, with
Dr. Carolyn Carr, Assistant Director for Collections; researched
biographical files for Broadcasting exhibition, with Amy Henderson,
History Department; and researched nineteenth century American sculpture,
with Dr. Ellen G. Miles, Office of the Curator, from August 1984 through
January 24, 1985.

Robin E. Hall, Undergraduate, Hollins College. Served as technician in
silk screen lab, with Alice Rodowsky Seegers, Department of Exhibits
Design & Production, from January 1, 1985 through January 30, 1985.
Deborah Macanic Jones, Graduate Student, Howard University. Worked on
portraits to be included for the exhibition, "The Portrait in America
from 1700-1776," and worked on the portraits by Healy in the collection,
with Dr. Ellen G. Miles, Office of the Curator, from September 24, 1984
through December 14, 1984 and July 1, 1985 through September 6, 1985.
Nichelle A. Lloyd, High School Student, School Without Walls. Researched
office operations, learned how to give guided tours and staff information
desk, with Harry Jackson, Education Department, from September 21, 1984
through May 30, 1985.

Christine A. Monsen, College Graduate in art history. Located portrait
material for bibliography on portraiture, with Cecilia Chin, Library,
from July 3, 1985 through September 5, 1985.

Lesley M. O'Malley, Undergraduate, Denison University. Assisted with
dark room tasks, helped in studio and on-site, and with public relations
Photographs, with Eugene Mantie, Photo Lab, from June 25, 1985 through
August 9, 1985.

Katherine L. Ormand, Undergraduate, University of Arizona. Conducted
Education Department school programs and observed techniques of
conservation, with Harry Jackson, Education Department, from September

4, 1984 through December 14, 1984.

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Edward Bolling Ripley, Undergraduate, Emory and Henry College. Assisted
in the Department of Design and Production, with Stephen di Girolamo,
Design and Production, from May 28, 1985 through July 2650985

Karen Rubenstein, Undergraduate, Smith College. Researched and helped
to organize exhibition of American jurists, with Fred Voss, History
Department, from August 22, 1985 through December 19, 1985.

Debra A. Seddon, Undergraduate, Cooper Union College. Assisted in
Exhibition Production, with Anice Doak, Exhibits Office, from April 23,
1985 through August 30, 1985.

Karen E. Vance, Undergraduate, Howard University. Conducted Outreach
Programs for high schools and senior citizens with Harry Jackson,
Education Department, from February 11, 1985 through May 30, 1985.
Margaret Weinstein, Undergraduate, Wellesley College. Cataloged portrait
data, conducted research, and answered inquiries, with Richard Doud,
Catalog of American Portraits, from June 6, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Ann Boulton, Postgraduate Conservation Intern, State University College
at Buffalo, N.Y., Art Conservation Department. Special Projects in
Objects Conservation, with Carol A. Grissom, from September 16, 1985
through September 15, 1986.

Julia M. Burke, Conservation Intern, University of Washington at
Seattle. Work and Study in Textile Conservation, with Mary W. Ballard,
from June 17, 1985 through September 27, 1985.

Veletta Canouts, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar, Southern Illinois University.
Hopi Social Boundary Maintenance and Exchange Relationships,
AD1300-1600, with Ronald L. Bishop, from September 1, 1985 through
August 31, 1987.

Theresa M. Colamatteo, Conservation Intern, University of Wisconsin at
Minneapolis. Work and Study in Textile Conservation, with Mary W.
Ballard, from June 17, 1985 through September 27, 1985.

Julian Henderson, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow in Materials Analysis,
University of Bradford, United Kingdom, Analysis of Iron Age Glass
from Magdalenska Gora, Northwestern Yugoslavia, with Jacqueline S.
Olin, from October 1, 1984 through April 30, 1985.

D. Linn Kennedy, Conservation Intern, University of Maryland. Work and
Study in Textile Conservation, with Mary W. Ballard, from July 15,
1985 through September 20, 1985.

Lana Poffenroth, Conservation Intern, University of Alberta, Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada. Work and Study in Textile Conservation, with Mary W.
Ballard, from July 15, 1985 through September 20, 1985.

Jane Sugarman, Conservation Intern, University of Delaware at
Winterthur. Work and Study in Paper Conservation, with Timothy J.
Vitale and Dianne van der Reyden, from September 16, 1985 through
September 15, 1986.

Cornelius van Horne, Visiting Conservator, Training School of Restorers,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Special projects in Furniture and
Ethnographic Conservation, with Mare A. Williams and Carolyn L. Rose,
from September 1, 1984 through July 31, 1985.

INTERNSHIP AND OTHER STUDENT AVPOINTMENTS
OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

David Steingrubey, Office cf Horticulture Intern. Work and study in a
plant collection greenhouse, with August A. Dietz IV, Greenhouse-Nursery
Division from July 5, 1984 tnrough September 4, 1985.

Jennifer Dimling, Office of Horticulture Intern, B.A. candidate, The
Colorado College. Work and study in a plant collection greenhouse, with
August A. Dietz, IV, Greenhouse-Nursery PEO from September 14, 1985
through December 14, 1985.

Barbara Young, Gftice of Horticulture Intern, B.S. candidate, Gallaudet
College. Work and study in a plant collection greenhouse and on museum
grounds, with August A. Dietz IV and Kenneth Hawkins, Greenhouse-Nursery
Division and Grounds Management Division from February 7, 1985 through
May 9, 1985.

Mary Breeding, Office of Horticulture Intern, B.S. candidate, James
Madison University. Work and study in a museum horticulture office,
with Kenneth Hawkins, August A. Dietz IV and Kathryn Meehan, Green-
house-Nursery Division, Grounds Management Division and Historic
Horticulture Division from June 3, 1985 through August 16, 1985.

Monica Meehan, Office of Horticulture Intern and a Professional Training
Program for Careers in the Floral Industry Trainee, B.S. candidate, Uni-
versity of Nebraska-Lincoln. Work and study in a museum horticulture
office with Kenneth Hawkins, August A. Dietz IV, and Kathryn Meehan,
Greenhouse-Nursery Division, Grounds Management Division and Historic
Horticulture Division from May 28, 1985 through August 9, 1985.

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Interns Placed by The Office of Museum Prograis
National Museum of Natural History

Remi Adedayo, Museum of Natural History, Lagos, Nigeria
James An, Taiwan Museum

Biodun Areo, Museum of Natural History, Lagos, Nigeria
oy Berlin, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Steven Fondriest, Ohio State University

Joseph Keleher, Beloit College

asashi Kimura

Teresa McGervey, California University of Pennsylvania
Jessica Meltzer, Earlham College

National Museum of American History

Rebecca Nelson, Ohio Wesleyan University

Rita Organ, California College of Arts and Crafts
Lauren Clark, College of the Holy Cross

Andrea Giordano, University of Massachusetts

Judy Harper, Austin College

Barbara Harrick, College of William and Mary
Robert Hilton, University of Michigan Ann Arbor
Jane Horrocks, University of Maryland

Jedd Kensinger, James Madison University

Vivian Kim, University of California, Irvine
Karla Kirk

Yvonne Laboy, University of Maryland

Donna Martin, Smith College

Alice Mastrangelo, Franklin and Marshall College

National Portrait Gallery

Lesley O'Malley, Denison University
Thomas Coolsen

National Zoological Park

Irene Pollman

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Stephanie Rachum, Israel Museum

National Air and Space Museum

Kelly Doucet, Gallaudet College

Office of Service and Protocol
uljette Sartin

Grace Scarboro, Furman University

Ulrike Duenkesbuehler, University of Konstanz
Sara Mendalson, Wellesley College

Museum Shops

Francine Acker, Troyes University of Trade, France
Michelle Gerdy, Troyes University of Trade, France

Office of Public Affairs

Mary MacInnis, College of William and Mary
Jennifer Mearns, Texas Christian University

Office of Museum Programs

Mary McFarland, Hollins College

Meg Fowler, Georgetown University

Francine Furey, University of Scranton

Lorena Garmezy, Cornell University

Rachel Lerner, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Michael Judd, George Washington University
Resident Associates Program

Jeffrey McKibben, Georgetown University
Margaret Coaldrake, University of Leicester

Office of Folklife

Cynthia Moore

Nancy Darby, Montgomery College

Gretchen Frick, George Washington University

Frank Lepore, University of Maryland

Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Sylviane Ashworth, Bibliotheque de Documentation Intntl.
Smithsonian Press

Elizabeth Estes, University of the South

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibitions Service
Lindsey Haines

Smithsonian Castle

Scott Hall

Office of Exhibits Central

Harry Haon, University of Oregon

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES

Julie Hamman, B.A. candidate, Portland State University. Survey of Animal-
related Records at the National Zoological Park, with William A. Deiss,
from September 30 through December 10, 1985.

Catherine McGeehan, B.A. candidate, The George Washington University.
Archival work on the Collected Letters on Ethnology and the Papers of
Ernest P. Walker, with William A. Deiss, from June 3 through July 31, 1985.
Margaret Stevens, B.A., The University of Virginia. Work on the Photograph
Survey Project, with Diane L Vogt Oars from June 7 through September
30, 1985.

Donna Webber, B.A. The iacsachusctee Institute of Technology Archives.
Work on the SIBIS Automation System from April 8 through May 3, 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service Interns

Thereza Crowe, M.A. candidate, St. Andrews University, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Conducted research with Donald McClelland for Views of Rome and Art From Our

Time: Selections from the Olga Hirshhorn Collection from June 1985 through
August 1985.

Cathy Griggs, B.A. candidate, George Washington University. Assisted in the
research and selection of artifacts for the "hands-on" archaeology kit being
developed by the Education Department from July 1985 through August 1985.

Lindsey Haines, B.A., 1984, University of California, Los Angeles. Aided with
the research and coordination of the catalogue for Three Centuries of German
Painting and Drawing; assisted Ann Singer and Ronald Geatz, Public Affairs
Office, with the organization of the Cultural Attache Reception and updated the
SITES mailing list; researched educational programs for Martha a eet and
Marjorie Share; from January 1985 through March 1985.

Wynne Harrison, B.A., 1985, Pennsylvania State University. Researched and
developed education materials with Marjorie Share for Audubon: Science Into
Art and Material Evidence: New Color Techniques in Handmade Furniture;

conducted preliminary research on Canminity Industries of the Shakers from June
1985 through August 1985.

Emily Stern, B.A. candidate, Yale University. Assisted Betty Teller and Mary
Bet Dobson with the exhibition Hollywood: Lecend and Reality; prepared text
and photographs for the brochure to accompany Ebla to Damascus: Art and
Archaeology of Ancient Syria from June 1985 to August 1985.

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INTERNSHIP AND OTHER STUDENT APPOINTMENTS
OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

Nancy Darby, B.A. candidate, Montgomery College, Maryland,
with “Dr 4 Richard’ Kurin,.,from May: 21). through, August,2;, 21985).

Gretchen Frick, M.A. candidate, George Washington University,
Washington, D.C., with Marjorie Hunt, from September 2 through
October, 15,1985.

Louise Victoria Jeffredo, B.A. candidate, University of
Southern California, with Alicia Gonzalez, from June 10
through August 9, 1985.

Frank Lepore, B.A. candidate, University of Maryland, with
Richard Derbyshire, from November 6, 1984 through May 3, 1985.

Cynthia Moore, B.A., Miami University, Ohio, with Dr. Peter
Seitel, from October 29, 1984 through January 3, 1985.

Office of Museum Programs Visiting Professionals, 1985

El-Hussein Abou al-Atta, Greco-Roman Museum, Egypt

Hagura Adachi, Modern Art Museum of Kama Kura; Japan

Nayla Ali Al Khalifa, Ministry of Information and Culture, Bahrain
Juan Alvarez, Kenosha Public Museum, Wisconsin

Saphalya Amatya, Department of Archeology, Nepal

Mario Socorro Arras-Rodriguez, INBA, Chihuahua, Mexico

Seema Bhatt, World Wildlife Fund, New Delhi, India

Suhail S. Bisharat, Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Jordan
Maria Elvira Bonila-Otoya, Gold Museum, Columbia

Paulo Brochado, Porto Allegre, Brazil

Cecilia Brugnini, Montevideo, Uruguay

Stella Butler, Greater Manchester Museum of Science and Industry, England
Sahib Khan Channo, Archives, Govt. of Sind, Pakistan

Yeshwant Chaudhary, Society of Industrial Designers, India
Wenhao Chou, National Museum of Natural Science; Taiwan

Nanette Clark, Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum
Antonio Cordova, City of Bayamon, Puerto Rico

Audixford Coronel, Porto Allegre, Brazil

Janeen Costa, Utah Museum of Natural History

James Coulter, Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum, U. K.

Jan Davidson, Mountain Heritage Center, North Carolina

Dakoji Devraj, LaLit Kala Studios, New Delhi, India

Deborah Dunn, Bishop Museum, Hawaii

Mrs. Robert Dunne, California Academy of Sciences

J. Struan Ensor, Auckland Institute and Museum, New Zealand
Feisal A. H. Esmael, Egyptian Antiquities Organization, Egypt
Ragayan Eusoff, Bank Negara Malaysia

James Fajardo, Hearst San Simeon Historical Monument

Hanna Aly Farid, Kuwait National Museum, Kuwait

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Graeme Farnell, Scottish Museum Council

Wendy Fitch, Manitoba Museum of Man

Eva Forgacs, Museum of Applied Arts, Hungary

Gladys Edith Magdalen Fullman, Fiji Museum, Fiji

Giuseppe Gambardella, Universita di Genova

Tapan Ganguly, Natl. Council of Science Museums, India

Joao Carlos Garcia, Observatorio Nacional, Brazil

Annete Gibbs, Charlotte Brown Project, North Carolina
Deborah Graham, Missouri Botanical Garden

M. G. Grainger, Ministry of Works and Development, New Zealand
Almeida Guarita, Dept. of Museums and Archives, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Frans Haak, Groninger Museum, The Netherlands

Andrea Hauenschild-Frank 7
Stanley J. Hipwood, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Maria Iacob, Council of Culture and Education, Romania

Jacob Ikunyua, Kitale Museum, Kenya

Elizabeth Jacob, National Museum of Natural History, India
Marlene Jaffe, Textile Conservation Workshop, New York
William Jeffries, Parliamentary Under-Secretary, New Zealand
Somnuk Kaekrachang, Parliamentary Museum, Thailand

Khader Ibrahim Salameh Khmour, Al-aqsa Library, West Bank/Jerusalem
Dag Kjelldahl, Oslo, Norway

Yuko Kodama, Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Japan

Andrew Kugfas, State Historic Preservation Office, Yap
Antoine Landreau, Institut Superieur des Carrieres Artisitiques
Ang Kim Ling, Bank Negara Malaysia

Hilde Lobel, Memling Museum, Belgium

Patricia Lontoc, Barangay Manggahan, Philippines

Peter Ludvigsen, Arbejdermuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark

Richard MacLeod, U. S. Space Foundation, Colorado

Maria Maldonado, Republican Bank, Columbia

Maureen McDonough, Michigan State University

Darryl McIntyre, Australian War Memorial

Patsy McMillan, Klamath Falls Museum Complex

Terence Measham, Australian National Gallery

Jayashree Mohta, Birla Academy of Art and Culture

Mohammed Mousli, Department of Antiquities, Syria

Alessandra Mottola Molfino, Museo Poldi Pezzol, Italy

Jose Munoz, USIS, Quito, Ecuador

Ahmed Nabi-Khan, Augaf Department, Punjab Govt., Pakistan
Lilas Okita, Centre for Nigerian Cultural Studies, Nigeria
Joyce Padem-Sing, New Amsterdam Museum, Suriname

Javiar Pava, Centro Nacional de Restauracion, Colombia
George Perry, Austin Nature Center, Texas

Steven Pollock, British Museum, Natural History

Harrison Prince, Red Mountain Museum, Alabama

Dilip Ramade, Prince of Wales Museum, India

Sharon Rao, The Gallery, Madras, India

Renato Romoli-Martinez, Natl. Museum of Nat. Hist., Dominican Republic

Barbara Rountree, Children's Hands On Museum, Alabama

Archana Roy, Birla Academy of Art and Culture, India

Keith Russell, Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Mohamed Saleh, Egyptian Museum, Egypt

Kartikeya Sarabhai, Centre for Environmental Education, India
Colleen Schafroth, Horner Museum, Oregon

Johann-Karl Schnidt, Landsmuseum, Fed. Rep. of Germany

Catnerine Scott, L. A. Cnildrens Museuai

G. K. Snarotri, National Museum of Art, India

Yasuko Snimizo, Hokxaido Museum of Modern Art, Japan
Rayendra Shrestha, Natural History Museum, Nepal

Beverly Smalls, New Hanover County Museum, North Carolina
Rosalie Smith-McCrea, National Gallery of Jamaica
Christoph Stoelzl, Munich City Museum, Fed. Rep. of Germany
Diane Turner, Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum
Mr. Wahyono, National Museum, Indonesia

Anne-Lise Walsted, Arbejdermuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark
Said Ahmed Warsama, ISERT, Djibouti

Kimberly Webber, University of Sydney, Australia

Susan Will, Fort Egbert, Eagle, Alaska

Denis Williams, Gog Walter Roth Museum, Guyana

David Wixted, Natl. Trust of Queensland, Australia

Dennis Zamora, Spanish Colonial History of Texas Project
Barbara Zucker, I]linois Cooperative Conservation Program

Appendix 5

Publications of the Smithsonian Institution Press in Fiscal Year 1985

GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
TRADE PUBLICATIONS

Aditi: The Living Arts of India. Dedication by Robert McC. Adams;
Foreword hy S. Dillon Ripley; Preface by Rajeev Sethi; Introduction by
Pupul Jayakar. 280 pages, 71 color and 200 black-and-white illustrations,
1 map. Cloth: $27.50; Paper: $14.95. June 1985.

Ann Uhry Abrams. The Valiant Hero: Benjamin West and Grand-Style History
Painting. 256 pages, 7 color and 142 black-and-white illustrations.
Cloth: $39.95; Paper: $19.95. Auqust 1985.

Esin Atil, W. T. Chase, and Paul Jett. Islamic Metalwork in the Freer
Gallery of Art. 274 pages, 195 black-and-white illustrations. Paper:
$17.50. September 1985.

Pieter Bleeker. Atlas Ichtyologique des Indes Orientales Neerlandaises--
Volume IV: Murenes, Symbranches et Leptocephales (Atlas of Fishes of the
Dutch Fast Indies). 132 pages, 49 color plates. Cloth: $50.00. May 1985.

Walter J. Boyne. Phantom in Combat. 176 pages, 269 black-and-white
illustrations. Cloth: $22.50. April 1985.

Beverly J. Cox and Denna Jones Anderson. Miguel Covarrubias Caricatures.
With essays by Al Hirschfeld and Bernard F. Reilly, Jr.; Foreword by Alan
Fern. 164 pages, 15 color and 87 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth:
$24.95; Paper: $12.50. January 1985.

David Damas, editor. Handhook of North American Indians--Arctic: Volume 5.
862 pages, 579 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $29.00. January
1985.

Howard Ensign Evans. The Pleasures of Entomology: Portraits of Insects and
the People Who Study Them. 238 pages, 19 black-and-white illustrations.
Paper:.$14.95. April 1985. :

George Gurney. Sculpture and the Federal Triangle. Introduction hy Joshua
C. Taylor; Foreword by James M. Goode. 464 pages, 261 black-and-white
illustrations. Cloth: $39.95. August 1985.

Lynda Roscoe Hartigan. Sharing Traditions: Five Rlack Artists in
Nineteenth-Century America. Foreword by Charles C. Fldredge. 120 pages,
13 color and 70 black-and-white illustrations. Paper: $14.95. January
1985.

James R. Heintze. Scholars' Guide to Washington, D.C. for Audio

Resources: Sound Recordings in the Arts, Humanities, and Social, Physical,

and Life Sciences. With contributions by Trudi W. Olivetti, Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars. 396 pages. Cloth: $29.95;
Paper: $15.00. May 1985.

Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson with Maggie Smith. Kelly--More Than My Share
of It All. Foreword by Brigadier General Leo Geary (U.S.A.F. Ret.). 210
pages, 22 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $17.50. May 1985.

David B. Lellinger.. A Field Manual of the Ferns and Fern-Allies of the
United States and Canada. 446 pages, 402 color and 26 black-and-white
illustrations. Cloth: $45.00; Paper: $29.95. September 1985.

Leah Lipton. A Truthful Likeness: Chester Harding and His Portraits.
Foreword by Alan Fern. 196 pages, 13 color and 401 black-and-white
illustrations. Paper: $19.95. June 1985.

Robert McCarl. The District of Columbia Fire Fighters' Project: A
Case Study in Occupational Folklife. Foreword hy Thomas Vennum, Jr. 244
pages, 34 black-and-white illustrations. Paper: $9.95. July 1985.

Marie C. Malaro. A Legal Primer on Managing Museum Collections. 366
pages. Cloth: $29.95. August 1985.

Katherine Manthorne. Creation and Renewal: Views of Cotopaxi by Frederic
Edwin Church. Foreword by Charles C. Fldredge; Introduction hy Richard
S. Fiske and Flizabeth Nielsen. 88 pages, 6 color and 52 black-and-white
illustrations, 2 maps. Paper: $14.95. March 1985.

Robert C. Mikesh and Osamu Tagaya. Moonlight Interceptor: The Story of
Japan's "Irving" Night. 112 pages, 4 color and 132 black-and-white
illustrations, 3 maps. Paper: $9.95. June 1985.

Lon O. Nordeen, Jr. Air Warfare in the Missile Aqe. 266 pages, 112
black-and-white illustrations, 2 maps. Cloth: $24.95. August 1985.

Claudia M. Oakes and Kathleen L. Brooks-Pazmany, compilers. Aircraft of
the National Air and Space Museum. Third edition. 76 pages, 373 black-
and-white illustrations. May 1985.

Nathan Reingold, editor. The Papers of Joseph Henry--Volume Five: The
Princeton Years January 1841-December 1843. 500 pages, 246 line cuts, 13
portraits. Cloth: $45.00. September 1985.

Peter T. Rohrbach and Lowell S. Newman. American Issue: The U.S. Postaqde
Stamp, 1842-1869. 232 pages, 109 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth:
$19.95. December 1984.

Richard H. Stroud, editor. National Leaders of American Conservation.
432 pages. Paper: $24.95. June 1985.

Sara D. Toney with the assistance of Sherryl K. Kohr and Deborah FE.
Corsi. Smithsonian Surprises. 96 pages, 75 color and 30 hlack-and-white
illustrations. Paper: $7.95. Auqust 1985.

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Nicholas Fox Weber, Mary Jane Jacob, and Richard S. Field. The Woven and
Graphic Art of Anni Albers. Introduction by Lloyd E. Herman; Foreword by
Anni Albers. 140 pages, 40 color and 88 black-and-white illustrations.
Cloth: $39.95; Paper: $17.50. July 1985.

Nancy Wells-Gosling. Flying Squirrels: Gliders in the Dark. Foreword by
Dorcas MacClintock. 128 pages, 79 black-and-white illustrations, 2
maps. . Cloth: $24.95; Paper: $9.95. August 1985.

Alexander Wetmore, Roger F. Pasquier, and Storrs L. Olson. The Birds of
the Republic of Panama--Part 4, Order Passeriformes, Suborder Passeres,
Hirundinidae (Swallows) to Fringillidae (Finches). 670 pages, 1 color and
49 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $29.95. December 1984.

Fred L. Whipple. The Mystery of Comets. 276 pages, 17 color and 119

black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $24.95; Paper: $12.50. September
1985.

Trade Reprints

Roland W. Brown. Composition of Scientific Words. 882 pages. Cloth:

$24.95. December 1984.

Grace Rogers Cooper. The Sewing Machine: Its Invention and Development.
Revised edition. 238 pages, 216 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth:
$27.50. July 1985.

John C. Ewers. The Horse in Blackfoot Indian Culture. 374 pages, 33
figures, 17 plates. Paper: $15.00. June 1985.

William W. Fitzhugh and Susan A. Kaplan. Inua: Spirit World of the Bering
Sea Eskimo. 295 pages, 8 color and 500 black-and-white illustrations,

maps. Cloth: $35.00; Paper: $19.95. February 1985.

Paul A. Johnsgard. Hummingbirds of North America. 303 pages, 16 color
and. 75 black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $35.00. December 1984.

John Murdoch. Ethnological Results of the Point Barrow Fxpedition. 450
pages, 428 figures, 2 maps. Paper: $19.95. March 1985.

Allan Needell, editor. The First Twenty-five Years in Space. 165 pages, 5
black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $12.50. November 1984.

Donald J. Ortner and Walter G. J. Putschar. Identification of Pathological

Conditions in Human Skeletal Remains. 488 pages, 765 figures, 14 tables.

Cloth: $29.95. June 1985.
John J. Protopappas and Lin Brown, editors. Washington on Foot. Third
Edition, revised. 224 pages, 95 black-and-white illustrations, 26 maps.

Paper: $4.95. June 1985.

Tom Simkin and Richard S. Fiske. Krakatau 1882--The Volcanic Eruption and

Its Effects. 464 pages, 49 color and 139 hlack-and-white illustrations.

Cloth: $25.00; Paper: 19.95. October 1984.

John R. Swanton. Indian Tribes of North America. 726 pages, 4 maps.
Paper: $35.00 December 1984.

John R. Swanton. Final Report of the United States De Soto Commission.
400 pages, 12 maps, diagrams. Paper: $19.95. April 1985.

Cyrus Thomas. Report of the Mound Fxplorations of the Bureau of
Fthnology. 742 pages, 41 black-and-white illustrations, 344 figures.
Paper: $25.00. May 1985.

Stephen E. Weil. Beauty and the Beasts: On Museums, Art, the Law, and the
Market. 272 pages. Cloth: $19.95; Paper: $9.95. May 1985.

Frank H. Winter. Prelude to the Space Age--The Rocket Societies:
1924-1940. 222 pages, 52 black-and-white illustrations. Paper: $15.00.
October 1984.

E. T. Wooldridge. Winged Wonders: The Story of the Flying Wings. 230
pages, 224 black-and-white illustrations. Paper: $17.50. June 1985.

DIRECT-MAIL BOOKS
James S. Trefil. Space, Time, Infinity: The Smithsonian Views the

Universe. 256 pages, 257 color and 58 black-and-white illustrations.
Associates: $19.95; Non-Associates: $21.96; Trade: $29.95. June 1985.

ANNUAL REPORTS

American Historical Association Annual Report 1983. 184 pages. January
1985.
Report of the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center October 1, 1983,

through September 30, 1984. 28 pages. July 1985.
Report of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute October 1, 1983,
through September 30, 1984. 38 pages, 2 black-and-white illustrations.
July 1985. =
Smithsonian Year 1984. 694 pages, 62 black-and-white illustrations. May
1985.

BOOKS

Museum Shops

Official Guide to the Smithsonian Institution. 144 pages, 170 color and 17
black-and-white illustrations. Cloth: $2.95. April 1985 (third printing).

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Mational Air and Space Museum

National Air and Space Museum Research Report 1984. 218 pages, 17 color
and 38 black-and-white illustrations, 3 fiqures, 13 tahles, 4 maps.

November 1984.
National Museum of Natural History

Microscopic Properties of Meteorites by G. Tschermak. 144 pages,
and-white illustrations. October 1984.

Office of Fellowships and Grants

25 black-

Smithsonian Opportunities for Research and Study in History, Art, Science.

176 pages. September 1985.

BOOKLETS

Freer Gallery of Art

Eighth Presentation of the Charles Lang Freer Medal. 4 pages, 1

black-and-white illustration. May 1985.

James Smithson Society

James Smithson Society Invitation. 12 pages. June 1985.
James Smithson Society Dinner Program. 28 pages. September 1985.

National Museum of African Art

illustrations. September 1985.
National Museum of American Art

Barney Studio House Information Brochure (Revised). 2 pages, 7

black-and-white illustrations. February 1985.

National Museum of Natural History

1985.<
pages, 4 black-and-white illustrations. February 1985.

National Portrait Gallery

The National Portrait Gallery (Revised). 12 pages, 1 color and 26
black-and- white illustrations. May 1985.

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education

black-and-white illustrations. January 1985.

Education Programs and Resources 1985-1986. 16 pages, 6 black-and-white

The National Museum of Natural History: 75 Years in the New National Museum
by Ellis L. Yoehelson. 24 pages, 29 black-and-white illustrations.

March

National Museum of Natural History/Natural Science Symposium Program. 4

Making Sense: Writing from Objects--A Smithsonian Approach. 8 pages, 4
black-and-white illustrations. November 1984.
Treaty of Paris: The Work of Peace. 43 pages, 1 color and 5

BROCHURES
National Museum of African Art

Igbo Arts: Community and Cosmos. 8 pages, 11 black-and-white
illustrations. July 1985.

National Museum of American Art

National Museum of American Art (calendar of events). 2 pages, 12
black-and- white illustrations. December 1984.

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Intern 85. 6 pages, 7 black-and-white illustrations. Movember 1984.
Office of Equal Opportunity
Equal Opportunity Program of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
6 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration. August 1985.
How the Discrimination Complaint System Works at the Smithsonian
Institution. 6 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration. June 1985.

Office of Membership and Development

Life-Income Gifts to the Smithsonian Institution: Pooled-Income Fund.
pages, 3 black-and-white illustrations. March 1985.

Office of Museum Programs
On-Site Workshop Program. 4 pages. August 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Libraries

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Panorama of India. 8 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration. June 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Press

Archives of American Art Journal Circular. 4 pages, 3 black-and-white
illustrations. July 1985.

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Oportunidades de Investigacion en el Tropico: Smithsonian Tropical

Research Institute. 6 pages, 1 color and 2 black-and-white illustrations.

March 1985.

Office of Museum Programs

National Museum Act Guidelines for 1986 Grant Programs. 28 pages. June

1985.

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Office of Personnel Administration

Employment at the Smithsonian Institution. 16 pages, 8 black-and-white

illustrations. June 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Press

American Popular Song: Six Decades of Songwriters and Singers (Reprint).

52 pages, 104 black-and-white illustrations. June 1985.
First Ladies' Hall by Margaret Brown Klapthor (Reprint). 24 pages, 9 color

and 48 black-and-white illustrations. January 1985.

Official White House China: 1918 to the Present by Margaret Brown

Klapthor. 26 pages, 18 color and 2 black-and-white illustrations.

November 1984.

EXHIBITION CATALOGS
Freer Gallery of Art

Islamic Metalwork in the Freer Gallery of Art by Esin Atil, W. T. Chase,

and Paul Jett. 274 pages, 195 black-and-white illustrations. September

1985.

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

A New Romanticism: Sixteen Artists from Italy by Howard N. Fox. 124 pages,

46 color and 15 black-and-white illustrations. September 1985.

Representation Abroad by Joe Shannon. 222 pages, 38 color and 138

black-and-white illustrations. May 1985.
Selections from the Collection of Marion and Gustave Ring. 64 pages, 50

color and 1 black-and-white illustrations. September 1985.

National Air and Space Museum

Aircraft of the National Air and Space Museum. 212 pages, 1 color and 342

black-and-white illustrations. June 1985.

National Museum of American Art

Creation and Renewal: Views of Cotopaxi by Frederic Edwin Church by

Katherine Manthorne. Foreword by Charles C. Eldredge; Introduction by
Richard S. Fiske and Elizabeth Nielsen. 88 pages, 6 color and 52
black-and-white illustrations, 2 maps. March 1985. (Distributed by SI
Press)

The Martha Jackson Memorial Collection. 114 pages, 1 color and 137

black-and-white illustrations. June 1985.
Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists in Nineteenth-Century America by

Lynda Roscoe Hartigan. Foreword by Charles C. Eldredge. 120 pages, 13

color and 70 black-and-white illustrations. January 1985. (Distributed by
SI Press)

National Portrait Gallery

Joseph Wright: American Artist, 1756-1793 by Monroe H. Fabian. 160 pages,

8 color and 49 black-and-white illustrations. April 1985.

Miquel Covarrubias Caricatures by Beverly J. Cox and Denna Jones Anderson.

164 pages, 15 color and 87 black-and-white illustrations. November 1984.

EXHIBITION CHECKLISTS

National Museum of American Art
Alice Pike Barney: Pastel Portraits from Studio House by Jean Lewton. 8
pages, 5 black-and-white illustrations. November 1984.

The Woven and Graphic Art of Anni Albers. 6 pages, 8 black-and-white
illustrations. June 1985.

FLYERS
Freer Gallery of Art

Islamic Metalware. 2 pages. September 1985.
National Air and Space Museum

Space Shuttle (Study Print). 2 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration.
September 1985.

Office of Horticulture

Trees of Christmas. 6 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration, 2 maps.
December 1984.

Smithsonian Institution Press

Smithsonian Institution Press Organization Chart. 1-:page. December 1984.

POSTERS
National Museum of American Art

Continuing Traditions: A Festival of Afro-American Arts. 2 pages, 1 color
and 10 black-and-white illustrations. January 1985.

Office of Fellowships and Grants
Rockefeller Foundation Residency Program in the Humanities 1985-1986. 2
pages. October 1984.
Fellowships in Residence at the Smithsonian Institution. 1 page, 1
black-and-white illustration. August 1985.

Rockefeller Foundation Residency Program in the Humanities 1986-1987. 2
pages. August 1985.

INVITATIONS
Freer Gallery of Art

Eighth Presentation of the Charles Lang Freer Medal. 1 page. May 1985.

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James Smithson Society

James Smithson Society (Invitation to join). 12 pages, 1 hlack-and-white
illustration. November 1984.

National Museum of American Art

The Afro-American Artist in the Nineteenth Century: Darktown Strutters'
Ball. 2 pages. January 1985.

Architecture in Silver. 1 page, 1 color illustration. June 1985.

Forum '85: A Question of Place. 5 pages. January 1985.

Homage to Franz Kline: Photographs by Aaron Siskind. 2 pages. November
1984.

LIFE--The Second Decade, 1946-1955: Years of Challenge, Years of Hope. 6
pages, 1 black-and-white illustration. January 1985.

The Martha Jackson Memorial Collection. 6 pages. May 1985.

Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists in Nineteenth-Century America. 2
pages. November 1984.

The Woven and Graphic Art of Anni Albers. 6 pages, 2 black-and-white
illustrations. May 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Libraries
Manuscript of the Dibner Collection (reception invitation). 4 pages, 1

black-and-whiteillustration. August 1985.
Panorama of India Exhibition (reception invitation). 1 page. July 1985.

MISCELLANEOUS
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education

Art to Zoo
Let's Go to the Smithsonian

Office of Fellowships and Grants

Directory of Fellows (cover). 2 pages, 1 black-and-white illustration.
August 1985.

Office of Public Affairs

Smithsonian Institution Research Reports, Number 43, Autumn 1984. 8 pages,
13 black-and-white illustrations. October 1984.

Smithsonian Institution Archives

Guide to the Papers of Charles P. Alexander, circa 1870-1982. 1 page.
February 1985.

Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Robert E. Silberglied Bookplate. October 1984.

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Smithsonian Institution Press

National Air and Space Museum Archival Videodiscs 1 and 2. May 1985.

SERIES -PUBLICATIONS
Smithsonian Contributions to Botany

55. Patricia G. Palmer, Susan Gerbeth-Jones, and Susan Hutchison. "A
Scanning Electron Microscope Survey of the Epidermis of East African
Grasses, III." 136 pages, 98 black-and-white plates. May 1985.

56. Otto Huber and John J. Wurdack. "History of Botanical Exploration in
Territorio Federal Amazonas, Venezuela." 83 pages, 2 tables, 10 maps.
November 1984.

57. Tatiana Sendulsky and Thomas R. Soderstrom. "Revision of the South
American Genus Otachyrium (Poaceae: Panicoideae)." 29 pages, 7 black-and-
white figures. December 1984.

59. Fernando 0. Zuloaga and Thomas R. Soderstrom. "Classification of the
Outlying Species of New World Panicum (Poaceae: Paniceae)." 63 pages, 25
black-and-white figures, 2 tables. May 1985.

Smithsonian Contributions to the Marine Sciences

24. Brian Kensley. "The Atlantic Barrier Reef Ecosystem at Carrie Bow
Cay, Belize, III: New Marine Isopoda." 8&1 pages, 48 black-and-white
figures. November 1984.

25. R. Craig Shipp, Stephanie A. Staples, and Walter H. Adey.
"Geomorphologic Trends in a Glaciated Coastal Bay: A Model for the Maine
Coast." 76 pages, 44 black-and-white figures, 3 tables. June 1985.

26. Stephen J. Culver and Martin A. Buzas. "Distribution of Recent
Benthic Foraminifera off the North American Pacific Coast from Oregon to
Alaska." 234 pages, 139 black-and-white figures, 2 tables. August 1985.

Smithsonian Contributions to Paleobiology

57. Jessica A. Harrison. "Giant Camels from the Cenozoic of North
America." 29 pages, 17 black-and-white figures. June 1985.

Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology

396. Karl V. Krombein. "Biosystematic Studies of Ceylonese Wasps, XIV: A
Revision of Carinostigmus Tsuneki (Hymenoptera: Sphecoidea:
Pemphredonidae)." 37 pages, 52 black-and-white figures. October 1984.

399. Arthur H. Clarke. "The Tribe Alasmidontini (Unionidae: Anodontinae),
Part II: Lasmigona and Simpsonaias." 75 pages, 22 black-and-white
figures, 14 tables. March 1985.

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402. W. Ronald Heyer. "Variation, Systematics, and Zoogeography of
Eleutherodactylus guentheri and Closely Related Species (Amphibia: Anura:
Leptodactylidae)." 42 pages, 25 black-and-white figures, 20 tables.
November 1984.

403. Richard S. Houbrick. "Genus Clypeomorus Jousseaume (Cerithiidae:
Prosobranchia)." 131 pages, 62 black-and-white figures, 33 tables. April
1985.

404. Karl V. Krombein and Sandra Shanks Gingras. "Revision of North
American Liris Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Sphecoidea: Larridae)." 96 pages,
49 black-and-white figures. December 1984.

405. John M. Burns. “Evolutionary Differentiation: Differentiating Gold-
banded Skippers--Autochton cellus and More (Lepidoptera: Pyrginae)." 38
pages, 90 black-and-white figures, 3 tables. December 1984.

406. Wayne N. Mathis and Kumar D. Ghorpade. "Studies of Parydrinae
(Diptera: Ephydridae), I: A Review of the Genus Brachydeutera Loew from
the Oriental, Australian, and Oceanic Regions." 25 pages, 27
black-and-white figures. February 1985.

407. Richard C. Froeschner. "Synopsis of the Heteroptera or True Bugs of
the Galapagos Islands." 84 pages, 43 black-and-white figures, 1 table.
May 1985.

408. Louis S. Kornicker. "Sexual Dimorphism, Ontogeny, and Functional
Morphology of Rutiderma hartmani Poulsen, 1965 (Crustacea: Ostracoda)." 28
pages, 20 black-and-white figures. January 1985.

409. Janet R. Gomon and Robert H. Gibbs. "Taxonomy and Distribution of the
Stomioid Fish Genus Eustomias (Melanostomiidae), II: Subgenus
Riradiostomius New Subgenus." 58 pages, 21 black-and-white figures, 5
tables. June 1985.

410. Wayne N. Mathis. "Studies of Parydrinae (Diptera: Ephydridae), II: A
Revision of the Shore Fly Genus Pelinoides Cresson." 46 pages, 59
black-and-white figures. May 1985.

411. Fenner A. Chace, Jr. "The Caridean Shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) of
the Albatross Philippine Expedition, 1907-1910, Part 3: Families
Thalassocarididae and Pandalidae." 144 pages, 62 black-and-white figures.

August 1985.

412. Thomas H. Fraser and Ernest A. Lachner. "A Revision of the
Cardinalfish Subgenera Pristiapogon and Zoramia (Genus Apogon) of the Indo-
Pacific Region (Teleosteii, Apogonidae)." 47 pages, 20 black-and-white
figures, 6 tables. May 1985.

414. Karl V. Krombein. "Biosystematic Studies of Ceylonese Wasps, XV: A
Monograph of the Alyssoninae, Nyssoninae, and Gorytinae (Hymenoptera:
Sphecoidea: Nyssonidae)." 43 pages, 39 black-and-white figures. July
1985.

417. S. Dillon Ripley and Bruce Beehler. "Rails of the World: A
Compilation of New Information, 1975-1983 (Aves: Rallidae)." 28 pages, 2
figures. September 1985.

Smithsonian Studies in Air and Space

6. Claudia M. Oakes. "United States Women in Aviation 1930-1939." 70
pages, 71 black-and-white figures. August 1985.

Smithsonian Folklife Studies

4. Robert S. McCarl. "The District of Columbia Fire Fighters' Project: A
Case Study in Occupational Folklife." 241 pages, frontispiece, 33 black-
and-white figures. June 1985.

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Appendix 6

Publications of the Staff of the Smithsonian Institution
and Its Subsidiaries in Fiscal Year 1985

I06

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM
Office of the Director

Boyne, W. J. Phantom in Combat. United Kingdom: Jane's Publishing
Company, Limited, 1985.

"Howell Miller Zeta.” Air Line Pilot 53(10) (1984).

"General Aviation G.A. 43.” Air Line Pilot 53(11) (1984).

“Vultee XP-54." Air Line Pilot 53(12) (1984).

"Deeble Double-Action Special.” Air Line Pilot 54(1) (1985).

"Chamberlin C-82." Air Line Pilot 54(2) (1985).

"De Havilland DH-4." Air Line Pilot 54(3) (1985).

"Fairchild XAT-13." Air Line Pilot 54(4) (1985).

"Spratt Controlwing.” Air Line Pilot 54(5) (1985).

“Wheelair.” Air Line Pilot 54(6) (1985).

“Detroit Lockheed XP-900." Air Line Pilot 54(7) (1985).

"Martin XB-48." Air Line Pilot 54(8) (1985).-

“Ackerman Tailless.” Air Line Pilot 54(9) (1985).

“Blame It On Women.” AOPA Pilot 27(10) (1984).

"Forever Used.” AOPA Pilot 27(11) (1984).

"Living History." AOPA Pilot 27(12) (1984).

“The Cutting Edge.“ AOPA Pilot 28(1) (1985).

“Stretching Exercises.” AOPA Pilot 28(2) (1985).

"Armchair Aviation.” AOPA Pilot 28(3) (1985).

“Air and. Space.“ AOPA Pilot 2809) ¢1985)).

"America's DH-4." British Aerospace Quarterly, vol. 7, no. 2,

Summer 1985,

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Office of the Associate Director for Research

Hanle, P. A. “Report of the Associate Director for Research: The
National Air and Space Museum and Scholarship.” In National Air and
Space Museum Research Report 1984, pp. 15-20. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984,

“Congress and the Large Space Telescope." In National Air and

Space Museum Research Report 1984, pp. 85-95. Washington, D.C.:

Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984,

“Astronomers, Congress, and the Large Space Telescope.” Sky &
Telescope, pp. 300-305, April 1985.

Smith, R. W. “Studies of the Milky Way 1850-1930: Some
Highlights." In The Milky Way Galaxy by H. van Woerden, R. J. Allen
and B. Barton, pp. 43-58. Dordrehct: D. Reidel 1985.

- "Heavenly Motions." In The Times Higher Educational Supplement,
p. 19. November 26, 1984.

- Review of Eddington by S. Chandrasekhar. Physics Today, 38
(1985):88-89.,

Review of Frame of the Universe by F. Durham and R. D.
Purrington. Isis, 715 (1984):593:.

Review of Glimpsing an Invisible Universe by Richard Hirsh.
Journal for the History of Astronomy, 16 (1985):142-143.

Smith, R. W. with Tatarewicz, J. N. “Replacing a Technology: The
Large Space Telescope and CCD's." In Proceedings of the IEEE 73
C1985) 31 221= 1.235%.

Office of Aerospace Education and Publications

National Air and Space Museum Publications Catalogue. Describes the
publications produced by the museum, plus videodiscs and educational
filmstrips.

National Air and Space Museum Research Report 1984. Contributions by
NASM staff and visiting scholars. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1984,

Office of Public Affairs and Museum Services

Cipalla, R. "The Video-Disk Advantage." History News 40(8) (1985).

Women in Aviation and Space. A brochure describing the contributions of
women in the fields of air and space.

National Air and Space Museum Events. Published monthly, this calendar
~highlights lectures, films and exhibition openings and includes
feature articles each month relating to air and space.

Center for Earth and Planetary Studies

Andre, C. G. "Orbital Multispectral Thermal Infrared Data: Geological
Applications.” In National Air and Space Museum Research Report 1984,
pp. 149-59. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984,

- [Summary]. “Detection of Regional Structural Features in
Sedimentary Basins Using Thermal Infrared Thematic Mapper Data." In
International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Fourth
Thematic Conference: Remote Sensing for Exploration Geology, p. 8l.
Environmental Research Institute of Michigan, 1984,

Andre, C. G. and Blodget, H. W. “Thermal IR Satellite Data for the
Study of Tectonic Features.” Geophysical Research Letters ll
(1984) :983-86.

Andre, C. G., Blodget, H. W., and Minor, T. B. [Abstract]. "Surface
Composition Mapping with Thermal IR Data From the Nimbus-5 and NOAA-7
Satellites.” In Geological Society of America GSA Abstracts with
Programs 16 (1984):430.

Andre, C. G., Blodget, H. W., and Marcell, R. F. [Abstract]. "Volcanism
and Faulting Related to the Red Sea/Gulf of Aden Tectonism: The
Thermal Infrared Satellite View." EOS 66 (1985):377.

. [Abstract]. “Geologic Applications of Thermal Infrared Data From
the NIMBUS-5, NOAA-7 and Landsat 4 Satellites.” In NOAA Envirosat-85
Meeting: Hydrologic and Land Sciences Applications of NOAA
Polar-Orbiting Satellite Data, p. 19. Washington, D.C.: September
1985.

Blodget, H. W., Andre, C. G., and Marcell, R. F. [Summary]. “Comparative
Assessment of Multispectral Satellite Thermal Infrared Data for Rock
Discrimination in Basement, Volcanic and Sedimentary Terrains.” In
International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Fourth
Thematic Conference: Remote Sensing for Exploration Geology, p. 57.
Environmental Research Institute of Michigan, 1984.

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Jacobberger, P. A. [Abstract]. "Morphology and Changes in Surface
Hydrology in the Upper Inland Niger Delta, Mali.” In Geological
Society of America Abstracts with Programs 16 (1984):549.

. [Abstract]. “Changes in Surface Hydrology in the Upper
Inland Niger Delta of Mali as a Function of Drought.” EOS 66
(1985) :262.

Maxwell, T. A., and Watters, T. R. "“Photogeology of Structural Landforms
in the Tharsis Region of Mars." In National Air and Space Museum
Research Report 1984, pp. 135-47. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1984.

Maxwell, T. A., Frey, H., and Semeniuk, A. [Abstract]. "Geomorphology
and Evolution of the Ancient Cratered Terrain - Smooth Plains Boundary
of Mars." In Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs 16
(1984) :586.

Maxwell, T. A. and Corrigan, J. D. [Abstract]. “Investigations of the
Mars Cratered Terrain - Smooth Plains Boundary in the Eastern
Equatorial Region.” In Reports of Planetary Geology Program - 1984,
pp. 350-51. NASA TM-87563, 1985.

Maxwell, T. A. and Watters, T. R. [Abstract]. "The Mars Ancient Cratered
Terrain - Smooth Plains Boundary: Implications of Viking Color Data
for the Amenthes Region.” In Lunar and Planetary Science XVI, pp.
526-27. Houston: The Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1985.

Watters, T. R. and Maxwell, T. A. [Abstract]. "Mechanisms of
Basalt-plains Ridge Formation.” In Reports of Planetary Geology
Program — 1984, pp. 479-81. NASA TM-87563, 1985.

Watters, T. R. [Abstract]. "Fold Model for Ridges of the Tharsis Region
of Mars.” In Lunar and Planetary Science XVI, pp. 897-98. Houston:
The Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1985.

Department of Aeronautics

Brooks-Pazmany, K. L. and Oakes, C. M., comp. Aircraft of the
National Air and Space Museum (3rd ed. rev.) Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985,

Crouch, T. D. “Flight and the Founding Fathers.” National Air and
Space Museum Research Report 1984, pp.27-46. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.

- “Taking to the Air." Science 84 5(11)(1984).

. "“Wingding at Oshkosh." National Geographic Traveler
2(2)(1985).

“A Practical Flying Machine: The 1905 Wright Flyer." Timelines
(Summer )(1985).

Davies, R. E. G. “Marcel Bouilloux-Lafont: Airline Pioneer
Extraordinaire.” National Air and Space Museum Research Report 1984,
pp. 47-62. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.

Grosz, P. M. “Some Reflections on Austro-Hungarian Aviation in World
War I." National Air and Space Museum Research Report 1984,
pp. 63-77. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.

Mikesh, R. C. The Great Book of World War II Airplanes. Tokyo:

Bonanza Books, 1984.
“Veteran From Vietnam." Air Combat (Winter)(1984).

Mikesh, R. C. and Osamu, T. Moonlight Interceptor: Japan's “Irving”
Night Fighter. Famous Aircraft of the National Air and Space Museum
Series, no. 8. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

Oakes, C. M. United States Women in Aviation 1930-1939, Smithsonian
Studies in Air and Space, no. 6. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1985.

Schneide, K. S. and Grosz, P. M. “Cockburn-Lange Hoax Exposed.”
World War I Aeroplanes. Part I, 102(December)(1984). Part II,
103(February) (1985).

van der Linden, F. R. and Winter, F. “Out of the Past." Aerospace
America. (Monthly Column).

Department of Space Science and Exploration

Collins, M. J. [with S. G. Brush and H. E. Landsberg] The History of
Geophysics and Meteorology: An Annotated Bibliography. New York:
Garland Publishing, Inc., 1985. :

DeVorkin, D. H. “Stars: Augmenting a National Collection in Space
Astronomy." In National Air and Space Museum Research Report, 1984,
pp. 169-172. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

. "Electronics in Astronomy: Early Applications of the Photoelectric
Cell and Photomultiplier for Studies of Point Source Celestial
Phenomena. In Proceedings of the IEEE vol. 73, no. 7 (July,
1985):21205,.

DeVorkin, D. H. and Collins, M. J. Space Astronomy Oral History Project
Catalog. Washington, D.C.: National Air and Space Museum, 1985.

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Department of Anthropology

Adovasio, J. M., and Andrews, R. L. Basketry and
Miscellaneous Perishable Artifacts from Walpi Pueblo,
Arizona. Introduction to the Walpi Archaeological Project
by E. Charles Adams. Edited by R. C. Carlisle. Ethnology
Monographs, no. 7. Pittsburgh.

Adovasto>7,0.,M.3) Carlisle, R. C.; Cushman;>K. As: Donahuey J2%
Guilday, J. E.; Johnson, W. C.; Lord, L.: Parmalee, P. W.:;
Stuckenrath, R.; and Wiegmann, P. "Paleoenvironmental
Reconstruction at Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Washington
County, Pennsylvania." In Environments and Extinctions:
Man _ in the Late Glacial North America (1985). Edited by
J. I. Mead and D. J. Meltzer. Peopling of the America
Series, Center- for the Study of Barly Man: “Orono:
University of Maine.

Adovias0 wa. M.¢ Boldurtan. Az T..;-and Carlisle; R. Cz
"Archaeological Research Activities of the University of

Pittsburgh in 1984." Current Research in the Pleistocene 2
(L9BS): 3-5.

Albanese, John P. "Geology of the Dead Indian Creek Site." In
The Dead Indian Creek Site: An Archaic Occupation in the
Absaroka Mountains of Northwestern Wyoming. Edited by

George C. Frison and Danny N. Walker. Wyoming
Archaeologist 27 (1984): 101-110.

"Geological Investigation at 48 FR 1398." In
Archaeological Salvage at 48 FR 1398: The Castle Gardens
Access Road Site, Fremont County, Wyoming. Edited by
Danny N. Walker and Lawrence C. Todd. Occasional Papers on
Wyoming Archaeology, no. 2 (1984): 65-74. Laramie:
Office of the Wyoming State Archaeologist.

Andrews, R. L.; Adovasio, J. M.; and Carlisle, R. C.
"Perishables from Dirty Shame Rockshelter, Malheur County,
Oregon." University of Oregon Anthropological Papers,

Noe 3.461985) Eugene, Oregon.

Angel, J. Lawrence. "Varlation in Estimating Age at Death of
Skeletons." Collegium Anthropologicum 8 (2)(1984):
163-167.

"The Forensic Pathologist's Examination." The
Pathologist 39 (5)(1985).

Arnoldi, Mary Jo. "The Artistic Heritage of Somalia."
African Arts 27 (4)(August 19984): 24-33 (notes, 93).

To be reprinted as the Introductory Essay in Somalia in

Word and Image. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University
Press.

Bentley, Gillian R. "Hunter-Gatherer Energetics and
Fertility: A Reassessment of the !Kung San." Human
Ecology 13 (1985 79-109.

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Berinstein, Ava. "Evidence for Multiattachment in K'ekchi
Mayan." Outstanding Dissertations in Linguistics (1985).
New York: Garland Publishing.

Brooks, Alison S. "The Tangled Wing: Biology and Human
Destiny." Anthro-Notes 6 (3)(1984): 4-6.

"San Land-use Strategies, Past and Present:
Implications for Southern African Prehistory." In
Frontiers: Southern African Archaeology Today (1984):
40-52. Edited by M. Hall, et al. Cambridge Monographs in
African Archaeology 10, BAR International Series 207.
Oxford.

"South African Director Meets Noble Savage."
Anthro-Notes 7 (1)(1985): 5-6.

Brooks, Alison S.; Gelburd, Diane E.; and Yellen, John E.
"Food Production and Culture Change Among the !Kung San:
Implications for Prehistoric Research." In From Hunters to
Farmers: The Causes and Consequences of Food Production in
Africa (1984): 293-310. Edited by J. Desmond Clark and
Steven A. Brandt. Berkeley: University of California
Press.

Burch, Ernest S., Jr., ed. "The Central Yupik Eskimos."
Etudes/Inuit/Studies 8 (1984). Supplemental Issue.

"The Central Yupik Eskimos: An Introduction."
Etudes/Inuit/Studies 8 (1984): 3-19. Supplemental Issue.

"Kotzebue Sound Eskimo." In Handbook of North
American Indians. Edited by William C. Sturtevant. Arctic
5 (1984): 303-319. Edited by David Damas. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press.

"The Land Claims Era in Alaska." In Handbook of North
American Indians. Edited by William C. Sturtevant. Arctic
5 (1984): 657-661. Edited by David Damas. Washington,

D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press.
Cheek, Annetta L.; Cheek, Keel; and Cheek, Bennie C. "Value
Conflicts in Osteo-Archaeology." In Ethics and Values in

Archaeology (1984): 194-207. Edited by
Ernestine L. Green. New York: The Free Press.

Clark, Donald W., and Goddard, R. H. Ives III. "Synonymy."
In "Pacific Eskimo: Historical Ethnography." Handbook of
North American Indians . Edited by W. Sturtevant. In
Arctic 5 (1984)[1985]: 195-196. Edited by David Damas.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press.

Cordova, Fred. "Filipinos: Forgotten Asian Americans, a
Pictorial Essay/1763-circa-1963" (1983). Dubuque, Iowa:
Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co.

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Crocker, William H.

Folk Literature of the Gé Indians 2:

J. Wilbert and K.
58. Los Angeles:

"The Legend
Literature of the
J. Wilbert and K.
58. Los Angeles:

"Awkéé." In
97-106.

Edited by J. Wilbert and K.
American Studies 58.

"The Legend of the Sun and the Moon."
17-32. Edited by
Simoneau. UCLA Latin American Studies
UCLA Latin American Center Publications.
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Gé Indians 2: 50-52. Edited by
Simoneau. UCLA Latin American Studies
UCLA Latin American Center Publications.
Folk Literature of the Gé Indians 2:
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Los Angeles:

Center Publications.

"The Myth of Kruwapu." In Folk Literature of the Gé
Indians 2: 195-203. Edited by J. Wilbert and
K. Simoneau. UCLA Latin American Studies 58. Los
Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications.

"The Story of a Woman Shaman During a Cakamekra War."
In Folk Literature of the Gé Indians 2: 354-356. Edited

by J. Wilbert and K. Simoneau. UCLA Latin American Studies

58. Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications.
. "Pep." In Folk Literature of the Gé Indians 2:

356-358. Edited by J. Wilbert and K. Simoneau. UCLA Latin

American Studies 58.
Center Publications.
East, T.; Adovasio, J. M.; and Carlisle, R. C. Phase III
Cultural Resource Management Excavations at Site 36CO9,
Columbia County, Pennsylvania: An Executive Summary (April
11, 1985). A report prepared by the Cultural Resource
Management Program for a Meeting with the Secretary of

Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American

Transportation, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania.
East ;clss) Jorstad, T. F£:5 Adovasio, J: Ms: Donahue, J.

Carlisle, Rk. C.s. FLtzqibbons; “P.-T. > and Baker, 1:

Archaeological Investigations on Cinnamon Creek Ridge,

McKenzie County, North Dakota. A report prepared under the
supervision of J. M. Adovasio, Ph.D., Principal

Investigator. Submitted to the USDA Forest Service, Custer
National Forest under the terms of a Letter of Agreement of
October 6, 1980. Final Report, April 5, 1985.

El-Najjar, M.; Aufderheide, A.; and Ortner, D. J. "Preserved
Human Remains from the Southern Region of the North
American Continent: A Report of Autopsy Findings."
Pathology 16 (1985): 273-276.

Fitzhugh, William W. "“Paleo-Eskimo Cultures of Greenland."
In Handbook of North American Indians. Arctic 5 (1984):

Human

528-539. Edited by David Damas.

"Archeological Finds in Labrador." The Labradorian
ll (1984): 43-509.

"Pioneers of Labrador." Thems Days 10 (2)(1984):

4-28.

Frison, George C. "Avocational Archaeology: Its Past,
Present, and Future." In Ethics and Values in Archaeology
(1984): 184-193. Edited by Ernestene L. Green.

New York: The Free Press.

"The Carter/Kerr-McGee Paleoindian Site: Cultural
Resource Management and Archaeological Research." American
Antiquity 49 (2)(1984): 288-314.

"The Dead Indian Creek Site: An Archaic Occupation
in the Absaroka Mountains of Northwestern Wyoming." Edited
by George C. Frison and Danny N. Walker." Wyoming
Archaeologist 27 (1-2)(1984): 11-122.

Goddard, R. H. Ives III. "The Obviative in Fox Narrative
Discourse." In Papers of the Fifteenth Algonquian

Conference (1984)[1985]: 273-286. Edited by
William Cowan. Ottawa: Carleton University.

"Synonymy." In "Introduction." Handbook of North
American Indians 5 (1984): 5-7. Edited by W. Sturtevant.
In Arctic. Edited by David Damas. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press.

"Technical Alphabet." Handbook of North American
Indians 5 (1984): x-xi. Edited by W. Sturtevant. In
Arctic. Edited by David Damas. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press.

Handbook of North American Indians. Edited by
W. Sturtevant. Arctic 5 (1984). Linguistic edition.

Edited by David Damas. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press.

Gordon, Kathleen D. "The Assessment of Jaw Movement Direction
from Dental Microwear." American Journal of Physical

Anthropology 63 (1)(1984): 77-84.
"Taphonomy of Dental Microwear, II."

American Journal of Physical Anthropology 63 (2)(1984):
164-165. (Abstract. )

"Difficulties in Using Silicone Elastomeres for

Surface Replication." Journal of Microscopy 134
(2) (1984); 183-188.

"Hominoid Dental Microwear: Complications in the Use
of Microwear Analysis to Detect Diet." Journal of Dental

Research 63 (8)(1984): 1043-1046.
"Using Dental Microwear to Detect Orientation of

Occlusal Contacts." Archives of Oral Biology 29
(10) (1984): 783-787.
Houchins, Chang-su. "The Magic of the Korean Tiger." Korean

Culture 5 (4)(December 1984): 28-37. Los Angeles.
"Miguk eso palgyondoen Kojong ch'osang yuhwa [A
Portrait of King Kojong in the Smithsonian Collections]."

Kyegan Misul (Arts Quarterly)34 (Seoul)(Summer 1985):
104-9. :

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Hughes, Charles C., and Goddard, R. H. Ives III.
"Synonymy." In "Siberian Eskimo" and "Saint Lawrence
Island Eskimo." Handbook of North American Indians.
Edited by W. Sturtevant. In Arctic 5 (1984): 259-60,
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Erwin, T. L., and Sims, L. L. "Carabid Beetles of the West
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"Two New Egg Parasites of South African Walking

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Mathis, Wayne N., and Ghorpadé, Kumar D. "Studies of
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Nielsen, E. $., and Davis., D. R. "First Southern Hemisphere
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Perkins, Philip D., and Spangler, Paul J. "Quadryops New

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Roberts, D. R.; Peyton, E. L.; Pinheiro, F. P.; Balderama, F.;
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Roshdy, Mohamed A.; Hoogstraal, Harry; Clifford, Carleton M.;
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Spangler, Paul J. "A New Species of the Aquatic Beetle Genus
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"A New Genus and Species of Riffle Beetle,
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"Obituary: Oscar Ling Cartwright. Proceedings of
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"Five New Species of the Predacious Water Beetle
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Ward, R. A. Second Supplement to "A Catalog of the Mosquitoes

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Wolfe, George W., and Spangler, Paul J. "A Synopsis of the

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Barbteri, R.t Esteves; F.jA.3 and Reid, J2°wW.. "Contribution
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Barnard, J. L., and Drummond, M. M. "A New Paracalliopiid,
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Barnard, J. L., and Thomas, J. D. "Two Species of the
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Baumann, P. C., and Harshbarger, J. C. "Frequencies of Liver
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Bieler, Rudiger. '"Morphometrische Analyse der Architectonica
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"Die Gattungen der Architectonicidae (Gastropoda:
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Bowman, Thomas E.; Garner, Susan P.; Hessler, Robert R.;

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Bowman, Thomas E., and Wasmer, Robert A. "The Deep-sea

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Bowman, Thomas E.; Yager, Jill; and Iliffe, Thomas M.
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Brakoniecki, T., and Roper, C. F. E. "Lolliguncula argus, a
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Cairns, Stephen D. "New Records of Ahermatypic Corals
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Cooper, M. R., and Kensley, B. "Endemic South America Permian
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Couch, J. A.; and Harshbarger,: J... C. "Effects of Carcinogenic
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Cressey, Roger. "A New Genus of Bomolochid Copepod from
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Danielopol, D. L., and Hart, C. W., Jr. "Notes on the Center
of Origin and on the Antiquity of the Sphaeromicolonae,
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Fauchald;,, “K..., "Polychaete; Distxcibution; Patterns,..Or: Can
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by P. A. Hutchings. Sydney: The Linnean Society of New
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Gardiner, S. L., and Jones, M. L. "Ultrastructure of
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Harshbarger, J. C. "Fish Neoplasms: Epizootiology,
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Harshbarger, J. C.;-.Cullen, L. J.; Calabrese, M. J.;

Spero, P. M.; Baumann, P. C.; and Parland, W. K.
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Fauna of Atlantic Marine Caves: Evidence of Dispersal by
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Hart, C. W., Jr.; Manning, R. B.; and Iliffe, T. "The Fauna

of Atlantic Marine Caves: Evidence of Dispersal by Sea
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Hobbs, Horton H., Jr., and Carlson, Paul. "Member of the

Genus Distocambarus (Decapoda: Cambaridae) from the Saluda
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Houbrick, Richard S. A New "Metula" Species from the
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"The Giant Creeper, Campanile symbolicum Iredale, an
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"Diastoma melanioides (Reeve), a Relict Snail from
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"The Relict Cerithiid Prosobranch, Gourmya gourmyi
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"Monograph of the Genus Clypeomorus (Cerithiidae,

Prosobranchia)." Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology 403
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"Going Collecting? Look for a Live Royella sinon."
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Jones, M. L. "The Giant Tube Worms." Oceanus 27 (3)(1984):
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Jones, M:,L:j,and,Gardiner, SS. Lb. ~"Light::and Scanning
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Kensley, B. "The Atlantic Barrier Reef Ecosystem at Carrie
Bow Cay, Belize, III. New Marine Isopoda." Smithsonian
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"The Faunal Deposits of a Late Pleistocene Raised
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of the South African Museum 95 (2)(1985): 111-122.
Kensley, B., and Heard, R. "A New Species of the Genus
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from the Western Atlantic." Proceedings of the Biological

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Kensley, B., and Tobias, W. "Redescription of Heterocarpus

laevis A. Milne Edwards (Crustacea: Decapoda:
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Kimura, I.; Ando, M.; Kinae, N.; Wakamatsu, Y.; Ozato, K.; and
Harshbarger, J. C. "MNNG Induction of Gill Tumors ina
Platyfish x Swordtail Fl Hybrid and in Medaka (Oryzias
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Kornicker, Louis S. "Sexual Dimorphism, Ontogeny, and
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"Preliminary Report on Myodocopine Ostracoda
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Kornicker, Louis S., and Iliffe, T. M. "Deeveyinae, a New
Subfamily of Ostracoda (Halocyprididae) from a Marine Cave
on the Turks and Caicos Islands." Proceedings of the
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Luvs. CurcCesoRoper; Co F.-E. ©. and. Tait; R.eWi- WACRevision of
Loliolus (Cephalopoda: Loliginidae), Including L.
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Milliken, M. R., and Williams, Austin B. "Synopsis of
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Pawson, David L. Psychropotes hyalinus, New Species, a
Swimming Elasipod Sea Cucumber (Echinodermata:
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Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 98
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. “Review of Echinoid Paleobiology." Bulletin of
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Perez Farfante, I. "New Locality Records for Cryptopenaeus
catherinae De Freitas and Benthesicymus bartletti S.I.
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Perez Farfante, I., and Kensley, B. "Cryptopenaeus crosnieri,

a New Species of Shrimp, and a New Record of C. sinensis
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Perez Farfante, I., and Kensley, B. "Cryptopenaeus crosnieri,
a New Species of Shrimp, and a New Record of C. sinensis
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Pettibone, Marian H. "Two New Species of Lepidonotopodium
(Polychaeta: Polynoidae: Lepidonotopodinae) from
Hydrothermal Vents off the Galapagos and East Pacific Rise
at 21°N." Proceedings of the Biological Society of
Washington 97 (4)(1984): 849-863.

"Polychaete Worms from a Cave in the Bahamas and from
Experimental Wood Panels in Deep Water of the North
Atlantic (Polynoidae: Macellicephalinae: Harmothoinae)."
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 98
(1)(1985): 127-149.

"An Additional New Scale Worm (Polychaeta:
Polynoidae) from the Hydrothermal Rift Area off Western
Mexico at 21°N." Proceedings of the Biological Society of
Washington 98 (1)(1985): 150-157.

"Additional Branchiate Scale-worms (Polychaeta:
Polynoidae) from Galapagos Hydrothermal Vent and Rift-area
off Western Mexico at 21°." Proceedings of the Biological
Society of Washington 98 (2)(1985): 447-469.

"New Genera and Species of Deep-sea Macellicephalinae
and Harmothoinae (Polychaeta: Polynoidae) from the
Hydrothermal Rift Areas off the Galapagos and Western
Mexico at 21°N. and from the Santa Catalina Channel."
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 98
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Reams, R. C., and Williams, Austin B. "The Mud Crab Panopeus
herbstii, H. M. Edw., s.1. Populations. in Alabama,
U.S.A." Fishery Bulletin 81 (4)(1984 for 1983); 885-890.

Rehder, Harald A. "Cypraea thomasi Cross: A Valid Species."

Levantina: A Malacological Review 49 (1984): 563-565.
Israel Malacological Society.
"Williamia Monterosato 1884 (Mollusca: Gastropoda):

Proposed./Conservatiliones Z.°N.:\((Si) 2237." Bulletin of
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Reid, J.W., and Esteves, F.A. "Consideracoes ecologicas e
biogeograficas sobre a fauna de copepodos (Crustacea)
planctonicos e bentonicos de 14 lagoas costeiras do Estado
do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil" [Ecological and Biogeographical
Considerations on the Planktonic and Benthic Copepod
(Crustacea) Fauna of 14 Coastal Ponds, State of Rio de
Janeiro, BraziljJ. In Restingas: Origem, Estrutura,
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D. S. D. Araujo, R. Cerqueira, and B. Turcq. Rio de
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Rice, Mary E. "Description of a Wood HyeIanG Sipunculan,
Phascolosoma turnerae, New Species. Proceedings of the
Biological Society of Washington 98 (1)(1985): 54-60.

Rice, Mary E., and Reichardt, H. F. "Larval Development and
Metamorphosis of Siphonosoma cumanense (Keferstein, 1867)
(Sipuncula)." American Zoologist 24 (3)(1984): 242.

Roper, C. F. E. "S. Stillman Berry (1887-1984): A Tribute
Through Glimpses and Reflections." American Malacological

Union Bulletin 3 (1)(1985): 55-61.
"Is There a Squid in Your Future: Perspectives for

New Research." In Perspectives in Malacology. American
Malacological Union Bulletin, Special Edition no. lL:
93-100.

Schiff scH::; Abbott; 7Bs 4€ i> Mand :Manning;:'ReaBe i"Possible
Monocular Range-finding Mechanisms in Stomatopods from
Different Environmental Light Conditions." Comparative
Biochemistry and Physiology 80A (3)(1985): 271-280.

Schiff; Hes cand Manning, Rs.) B..). "Déscription of ‘a-“Unique
Crustacean Eye." Journal of Crustacean Biology 4
(4) (1984): 604-614.

Suarez, -M. F:s;Ayala, D.;) Nelson, ;M. J.; and’ Reid, J. W.

"Hallazgo de Mesocyclops aspericornis (Daday) (Copepoda:
Cyclopidae) depredador de larvas de Aedes aegypti en

Anapoima Colombia." [Occurrence of Mesocyclops
aspericornis (Daday)(Copepoda: Cyclopidae) Predator of
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4 (2) (1:98 4): 74-76.

Sullivany<cB. 2 Miller, Ka: (Singleton: K.1; (Scheer, A: Gs; -and
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Eds., s.1. Electrophoretic Analyses of Hemocyanins from
Four Forms With Observations on the Ecology of Form

obesa." Fishery Bulletin 81 (4)(1984 for 1983): 883-885.
Sweeney, M. J., and Roper, C. F. E. "The Zoological Taxa and

Bibliography of S. Stillman Berry." American Malacological
Union Bulletin 3 (1)(1985): 63-82.

Thomas, J. D., and Barnard, J. L. "Acanthohaustorius pansus,
a New Species of Sand-Burrowing Amphipod from Looe Key
Reef, Florida Keys, with Redescription and Distribution
Data of Acanthohaustorius bousfieldi Frame, 1980
(Amphipoda: Haustoriidae)." Proceedings of the Biological
Society of Washington 97 (December 1984): 909-926, 9 figs.

"Perioculodes cerasinus N. Sp., the First Records of
the Genus from the Caribbean Sea (Amphipoda:
Oedicerotidae)." Proceedings of the Biological Society of
Washington 98 (March 1985): 98-106, 3 figs.

"Two New Species of Two New Gammaridean Genera
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) from the Florida Keys."
‘Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 98
(March 1985): 191-203, 7 figs.

Van Dover, C. L.; Williams, Austin B.; and Factor, J. R. "The
First Zoeal Stage of a Hydrothermal Vent Crab (Decapoda:
Brachyura: Bythograeidae)." Proceedings of the Biological
Society of Washington 97 (2)(1984): 413-418.

Williams, Austin B. "The Mud Crab Panopeus herbstii, s.1l.
Partition Into Six Species (Decapoda: Xanthidae)."

Fishery Bulletin 81 (4)(1984 for 1983): 863-882.

Department of Mineral Sciences

Appleman, D. E.; Dana, James D.; and Pacific Geology. In

Magnificient Voyagers. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press. To be published October 1, 1985.

Bish, D. L., and Post, J. E. "Thermal Behavior of Todorokite
and Romanechite." Geological Society of America 16 (446)

(1984): (abstract).
Bowes, W. A.:; Kutina, J.; Asker, S. K.; Fredriksson, K.; and

Golightly, D. W. "A Porphry-type Mo-Cu Discovery at
Granite Mountain, Nevada." Global Tectonics and Metallurgy

1 (1985): 402-439.
Chamberlain. GC. P=: Docka, J. Aa: Post. d6 Bas and

Burnham, C. W. "Scapolite: Alkali Atom Configurations,
Antiphase Domains, and Compositional Variations." American
Mineralogist 70 (1985): 134-140.

Clarke, R. S., Jr. "Structural Development in the Santa
Catharina Meteorite." Meteoritics 19 (1984):

207-208(abstract).

Clarke, aR 4Sin, hes iSallamuthu,. Rist and "Goldsiteimar:.] 2h:
"Massive Schribersite in the Bellsbank and Santa Luzia
Meteorites." Meteoritics 19 (1984): 208 (abstract).

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Dunn, P. J.; Rouse, R. C.; and Nelen, J. A. "Englishite, New
Chemical Data and a Second Occurrence, from the Tip Top

Pegmatite, Custer, South Dakota." Canadian Mineralogist 22
(1984): 469-470.

Dunn, P. J.; Peacor, D. R.; and Simmons, W. B. "Retzian -
(La), a New Mineral from Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New
Jersey." Mineralogical Magazine 48 (1984): 533-535.

Dunn, P. J. "Barian Muscovite from Franklin, New Jersey."
Mineralogical Magazine 48 (1984): 562-563.

Dunn, P. J., and Rouse, R. C. "Freedite and Thorikosite from

Langban, Sweden, and Laurion, Greece: Two New Species
Related to the Synthetic Bismuth Oxyhalides." American
Mineralogist 70 (1985): 845-848.

Dunn, P.J.; Petersen, E. U.; and Peacor, D. R. "Turneaureite,
a New Member of the Apatite Group from Franklin, New
Jersey, Balmat, New York, and Langban, Sweden." Canadian
Mineralogist 23" (7985) tu 251-254.

Dunn, °Ps-J. "Manganese Humites and Leucophoenicites from
Franklin and Sterling Hill, New Jersey: Parageneses,
Compositions, and Implications for Solid Solution Limits."
American Mineralogist 70 (1985): 379-387.

Dunn, P. J.; Peacor, D. R.; Simmons, W. B.; and Gaines, R. V.
"Sverigeite, a New Tin Beryllium Silicate Mineral from
Langban, Varmland, Sweden." Geologiska Foreningens
Forhanlingar <i “Stockholm 106 (1984): 175-177...

Dunn, P. J., and Ferraiolo, J. A. "Memorial of
Earl Shannon". American Mineralogist 69 (1984): 993.

Dunn; °P. J.;°Péeacor, D.. Ri; Leavens, P. B.; and Wicks; “F. “J.
"Minehillite, a New Layer Silicate Related to Reyerite and
Truscottite. American Mineralogist 69 (1984): 1150-1155.

Etz ESS! sNewbucy, (Dw ES: Dunn Ps od Shand Grice, -d-4 Dp?
"Application of Synergistic Microanalysis Techniques to the
Study of a Possible New Mineral Containing Light

Elements." Microbeam Analysis - 1985 (1985): 60-64.
Fredriksson, K.; Clarke, R. S., Jr.; and Pugh, R. "A New H-3
Chondrite from Study Butte, Texas." Meteoritics 19 (4):

°225-226(abstract).
Fredriksson, «Kii-Murty 4S. Vio St. and Marti. K:-="Some

Chemical and Isotopic Observations in Chondrules."
Meteoritics 20 (2/2): 347-357.

Fiske, Ri S., and*Nielsen, E.°- "Church's. Cotopaxi: -A-Modern
Volconological Perspective." In Creation and Renewal,
Views of Cotopaxi by Frederic Edwin Church (1985): 1-6.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press.

Grice, J. D.; Van Velthuizen, J.; and Dunn, P. J. "A New
Yttrium-borate-carbonate Mineral from the Evans-Lou
Pegmatite, Quebec, Geological Association of
Canada/Mineralogical Association of Canada, 1985 Joint
Meeting, Programs with Abstracts (1985): A23.

Grice, J: De, Peacor,, D.wR.c7 Robinson. G.% Wes
Van Velthuizen, J.; Roberts, W. L.; Campbell, T. J.: and
Dunn, Pe. J...) "“Tiptopa te,

(Li, K, Na, Ca)gBeg(POq4)¢(OH)q. a New Mineral
Species from the Black Hills, South Dakota." Canadian
Mineralogist 23 (1985): 43-46.

Hinton, R. W.; Grossman, L.; and MacPherson, G. J. "Magnesium
and Calcium Isotopes in Hibonite-bearing CAI's."
Meteoritics 19 (1984): 240-241 (abstract).

Jarosewich, E., and Dodd, R. T. "Chemical Variations Among
L-chondrites- IV." Analyses, with petrographic notes of 13
L-group and 3 LL-group chondrites. Meteoritics 20 (1985):
23-36.

MacPherson, G. J.; Grossman, L.; Hashimoto, A.;

Bar-Matthews, M.; and Tanaka, T. "Petrographic Studies of
Refractory Inclusions from the Murchison Meteorite."
Journal of Geophysical Research Supplement 89 (1984):

C299-C312.

MacPherson, G. J., Grossman, L. "Accretionary Rims on
Inclusions in Allende: Clues to the Accretion of the
Allende Parent Body." Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. In
press.

MacPherson, G. J. Refractory Inclusions in the Mighei C2
Meteorite. Meteoritics 19 (1984): 262-263 (abstract).

MacPherson, G. J., and Delaney, J. S. "AR Fassaite-two
olivine-pleonaste-bearing Refractory Inclusion from
Karoonda." Lunar and Planetary Science 16: 515-516
(abstract).

Melson, W. G. "Alternation Between Acidic and Basic Magmas in

Major Explosive Eruptions of Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica."
Boletin de Volcanolgia (Universidat Nacional, Costa Rica)
174 (1985 ).: 65-76.

Murase, T.; McBirney, A. R.; and Melson, W. G. "Viscosity of
the Dome of Mount St. Helens." Journal Volcanology and
Geothermal Research 24 (1985): 193-204.

Oen, I. S.; Dunn, P. J.: and Kieft, C. "The Nickel Arsenide
Assemblage from Franklin, New Jersey." Neues Jahrbuch fiir
Mineralogie, Abhandlungen 150 (1984): 259-272.

Pagoaga, K.; Appleman, D. E.; and Stewart, J. M. "Protasite,
a New Mineral of the Uranyl Oxide Hydrate Group."
Mineralogical Magazine. In press.

Peacor,. .D. R.; Dunn, P. J.: and Simmons, W. B.
"Earlshannonite, the Mn Analogue of Whitmoreite, from North
Carolina." Canadian Mineralogist 22 (1984): 472-474.

Peacor, -D. R.; Dunn, PP. J.«; and Simmons, Wa Ba “Raulkerrite;
a New Titanium Phosphate from Arizona." Mineralogical

Record 15 (1984): 303-306.
Peacor, D,. Rei Dunn, PP. Jin} Ramik, Rw An: Campbells)! Tat ss sand

Roberts, W. L. "A Wicksite-like Mineral from the Bull
Moose Mine, South Dakota." Canadian Mineralogist 23

(1985): 247-249.

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PeacoreD. a.Ri0r Dunn: oP.) Joe Ramik > “Rs aA “Sturman, B.D. : “and
Zeihen, L. G. "Philipsburgite, a New Copper Zinc Arsenate
Hydrate Related to Kipushite, from Montana." Canadian
Mineralogist 23 (1985): 255-258.

Peacor, D. R.; Dunn, P. J.; Schnorrer-Kohler, G.; and

Bideaux, R. A. "Mammothite, a New Mineral from Tiger,
Arizona, and Laurium, Greece." Mineralogical Record 16
(1985): 117-120.

Peacor, D. R., and Dunn, P. J. "Sodium-pharmacosiderite, a

New Analog of Pharmacosiderite from Australia, and New
Occurrences of Barium-pharmacosiderite from Australia."
Mineralogical Record 16 (1985): 121-124.

Petersen,. O.<V.3."Bolilhorn,) 3.4 .and Dunn Pid. "A Highly
Magnesian Alleghanyite from Sterling Hill, New Jersey."
Mineralogical Record 15 (1984): 299-302.

Post, J. E., and Busek, P. R. "Quantitative Energy Dispersive
Analysis of Lead Halide Particles from the Phoenix Urban
Aerosol." Environmental Science and Technology. In press.

Post, J. E., and Burnham, C. W. "Disordering in High Albite:
Insights from Electrostatic Energy Minimizations."

Geological Society of America Abstracts 16: 625 (abstract).

Rachlin, .-A.<.b.3.Mandarino, J. A.3) Ramik,. R.. A.

Murowchick, B. L.; and Dunn, P. J. "Mineralogy of
Hilgardite from New Brunswick." Geological Association of
Canada/Mineralogical Association of Canada, 1985 Joint
Meeting, Programs with Abstracts (1985): A50O.

Rouse, R. C., and Dunn, P. J. "A Re-examination of
Sahlintie." Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie Monatschefte
(1985): 127-131.

Rouse,-R.~C.,.,.and.Dunn,, P.. ds. "ThesStructure of Thorikosite;
a Naturally Occuring Member of the Bismuth Oxyhalide
Group." «Journal of }Solid. State Chemistry°57 (19865).

Rouse, R.# C.3.Dunn,.Ps J.¢)and«Peacor; .D.. RE "Hedyphane from
Franklin, New Jersey, and Langban, Sweden: Cation Ordering
in an Arsenate Apatite." American Mineralogist 69 (1984):
920-927.

Roy-Poulsen, H.; Larsen L.; Roy-Poulsen, N. 0.; Vistisen, L.;
and Clarke,.R..Si, Ir. "Mossbauer Spectroscopy and X-ray
Diffraction of Samples from the Santa Catharina Iron
Meteorite." Meteoritics 19 (1984): 303 (abstract).

Rubin,-A.-EB.j;adames,+3. Az:..Keck; BiasaDzs Weeks siK.S.5
Sears, D. G.; and Jarosewich, E. "The Colony Meteorite and
Variations in CO3 Chondrite Properties." Meteoritics 20
(1985): 175-196.

Simkin, T. S.;,.and McClelland, <L.é- "Spurred byBvents;
Volcanology Thrives." Geotimes 29 (1984): 15-16.

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Sorensen, S. S. "Petrologic Evidence for Jurassic, Island-arc
Like Basement Rocks in the Southwestern Transverse Ranges
and Southern California Borderland." Geological Society of
America Bulletin. In press.

"Trace Element Effects of Eclogite/Peridotite
Metasomatism, Catalina Schist Terrane, Southern California."
Geological Society of America Abstracts, with Programs 16
(1984): 663 (abstract).

"Metamorphism of Jurassic, Island-arc-basement Rocks
from the Transverse Ranges and Southern California
Borderland." Geological Society of America Abstracts 17
(19:85): 410.

Stolper, E.; MacPherson, G. J.; Beckett, J. R.; and

Grossman, L. "Thermometry of Ca-Al-rich Inclusions."
Lunar Planetary Science 16: 827-828 (abstract).
Walenta, K., and Dunn, P. J. "Arsenogoyazit, ein neues

Mineral der Crandallitgruppe aus dem Schwarzwald."

Schweizerishe Mineralogische und Petrographische
Mitteilungen 64 (1984): 11-19.

White, J. S. "Vanadinite from Touissit, Morocco, and Comments
on Endlichite." Mineralogical Record 15 (1984): 347-350.

Department of Paleobiology

Anastasakis, G. C., and Stanley, D. J. "Sapropels and
Organic-rich Variants in the Mediterranean: Sequence
Development and Classification." Edited by D. A. V. Stow
and D. J. W. Piper. In Fine-Grained Sediments: Deep Water
Processes and Facies: Geological Society of London Special

Publication 15 (1984): 497-510. Oxford: Blackwell
Scientific Publications.

Barnes; b2.G.'s “Domning, D. P.3“and Ray, Cs EB... —"Status*ot
Studies on Fossil Marine Mammals." Marine Mammal Science 1
CAD G29'3'S i: 5 =53".

Behrensmeyer, A. K. "Taphonomy: New Insights for the Fossil
Record." American Scientist 72 (6)(1984): 558-66.

"Miocene Fluvial Facies and Vertebrate Taphonomy in
Pakistan." Third International Fluvial Sedimentology

Conference, August 7-9, 1985, Fort Collins, Colorado:
Abstract Volume (1985): 8 (abstract).

Behrensmeyer, A. K., and Kidwell, S. M. "Taphonomy's
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(4)(1984): 604-614.

Publications of the National Zoological Park

Animal Departments

Beck, B. 1984. The great escape. On The Edge, 25:11,17.

Beck, B. 1985. Double jeopardy: The gorilla dilemma. Zoogoer, 14:9-15.
Bingaman, L. 1985. How fast can an alligator run? Zoogoer, 14:15-17.

Eisenberg, J. E. and E. Gould. 1984. The insectivores. A. Jolly, P.
Oberlé and R. Albignac (eds). Key Environments. Madagascar. (New
York, Pergamon). Pp. 155-165.

Stevens, L. 1985. Genetic management through deception. Lion-Tales, 2:1.

Department of Animal Health

Alvarado, T.P. 1985. What is your diagnosis? J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc.
In press.

Alvarado, T.P. and R.J. Montali. 1985. What is your diagnosis? J. Amer.
Vet. Med. Assoc. In press.

Bush, M., R.J. Montali, L.G. Phillips, T.P. Alvarado and W.J. Ravich.
_(1985) Acute hemorrhagic enteritis in a male giant panda.
(Submitted)

Bush, M., R.J. Montali, L.G. Phillips, S.B. Citino, G. Boch, and Ed.
Ruley. (1985) Anemia and renal failure in a giant panda (Ailuropoda
melanoleuca). (Submitted).

Goodrowe, K.L. and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Ovarian response to gonadotropins in
natural and induced-estrus cats. Fed. Proc. p. 2536.

Goodrowe, K.L., P.K. Chakraborty and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Pituitary and
gonadal response to exogenous LH-releasing hormone in the male
domestic cat. J. Endocrinol. 105:175-181.

Hall, L.L., M. Bush, J.G. Howard and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Migration of sperm
from various species through a synthetic cervical mucus. Fed. Proc.
p. 2537.

Hall, L.L., M. Bush, J.G. Howard and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Intra-and inter-
species comparison of sperm migration through polyacrylamide gel as
an index of spermatozoal viability. Zoo Biol. (in press).

Hall, L.L., M. Bush, R.J. Montali, P.K. Chakroborty and D.E. Wildt. 1985.
Loss of genetic variation affects testes/endocrine function in the
male dog. Proceedings: 3rd Internat. Cong. Androl.

Knight, J. A., M. Bush, M. Celma, A. L. Garcia del Campo, R. Goltenboth, J.
P. Hearn, J. K. Hodges, D. M. Jones, H. G. Klos, L. Monsalve, R.
Montali, H. D. M. Moore. 1985. Veterinary aspects of reproduction in
the giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca). Bongo (sumbitted).

O'Brien, S.J., M.E. Roelke, L. Marker, A. Newman, C.W. Winkler, D. Meltzer,
L. Colly, J. Everman, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Genetic basis
for species vulnerability in the cheetah. Science 227:1428-1434.

O'Brien, S.J., W.G. Nash, D.E. Wildt, M. Bush and R.E. Benveniste. 1985.
Riddle of the giant panda's phlogeny: A molecular solution. Nature
317:140-145.

Schiewe, M.C., J.G. Howard, L.S. Stuart, K.L. Goodrowe and D.E. Wildt.
1985. Human menopausal gonadotropin (hMG) for superovulation of
sheep. Proceedings: Inter. Embryo Trans. Soc., Theriogenology
23:227.

Schiewe, M.C., M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Multiple ovulation induction
in sheep with human menopausal gonadotropin. Fed. Proc. p. 2537.

Schiewe, M.C., P.M. Schmidt, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Toxicity
potential of absorbed/retained ethylene oxide residues in culture
dishes on embryo development in vitro. J. Animal Sci.

Schmidt, P.M., C.T. Hansen and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Viability of frozen-
thawed mouse embryos is affected by genotype. Biol. Reprod. 32:507-
514.

Schmidt, P.M., M.C. Schiewe and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Variables influencing
post-thaw empryo survival rates in mice. Proceedings: Inter. Embroy

Trans. Soc., Theriogonology 23:229.

Schmidt, P.M., M.C. Schiewe and D.E. Wildt. 1985. Comparative aspects of
mouse embryo survival following thawing. Proceedings: Soc. Develop.
BOWS Sps elif;

Wildt, D.E. 1985. Reproductive techniques of potential use in the
artificial propagation of non-human primates. In: The Lion-Tailed
Macaque: Status and Conservation, P.G. Heltue, ed. Alan R. Liss,

Inc., New York, pp. 161-194.

Wildt, D.E. and D.F. Lawler. 1985. Laparoscopic sterilization of the
bitch and queen by uterine horn occlusion. Amer. J. Vet. Res.
46: 864-869.

Department of Conservation

Berger, J. and R. Rudman. 1985. Predation and interactions between
coyotes and feral horse foals. J. Mammal. 66(2):401-402.

Blohowiak, C. C. and P. B. Siegel. 1985. Mate preferences by males from
lines of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) selected for
mating frequence. 1. Preference among lines. Biology of Behavior,
10:87-95. .

Blohowiak, C. C. and P. B Siegel. 1985. Mate preferences by males form
lines of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) selected for
mating frequency. 2. Preference among plumage colors. Biology of
Behavior 10:97-103.

Blohowiak, C. C., T. L. DeSanto, Y. R. Lin, and C. Y. Lin. 1985. Diurnal,
premating, and postmating testosterone levels in roosters genetically
selected for mating frequency. Poultry Science, 64:1028-1030.

Blohowiak, C. C., D. J. Zelanka, and P. B. Siegel. 1985. Ontongeny of
aggressive-secual behavior between males in lines of Japanese quail
(Coturnix cotrunix japonica) selected for male mating frequency.
Journal of Comparative Psychology, 99:30-34.

Pfeifer, S. 1985. Flehmen and dominance among captive adult female
scimitar-horned oryx (Oryx damah). J. Mammal. 66(1):160-163.

Stuwe, M., and HK Hendrichs. 1984. Organization of roe deer (Capreolus
capreolus) in an open field habitat. Zeit. fur Saugetierkunde
49(6):359-667. fi

Wemmer, C. 1985. Black-footed ferret management and research: views of a
zoo biologist. In: Black-footed Ferret Workshop Proceedings, Pp.
31.1-31.10, (S. H. Anderson and D. B. Ankley, eds), Wyoming Fish and
Game Department, Laramie, Wyoming.

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Department of Pathology

Bush, M., Montali, R. J., Phillips, L. G., Citano, S. B., Bock, G. and
Ruley, E. J. 1984. Anemia and renal failure in a Giant Panda
JAVMA, 185(11):1435-1437.

Bush, M., Montali, R. J., Reid, F. 1985. Clinical trials with killed
rabies vaccine in zoo mammals Symposium on Immunology of Zoo Animals,
Riverbanks Zoological Park, S.C. (Abstract).

Dein, F. J. 1984. Laboratory Manual of Avian Hematology. Association of
Avian Veterinarians.

Dein, F. J., Wilson, A., and Montali, R. J. 1984. Experimental infection
and diagnosis of avian tuberculosis Proceedings of AAZV, Louisville
(Abstract).

Montali, R. J., Allen, G. P., Bryans, J. T., and Bush, M. 1984. Equine
Herpesvirus Type-1 (EHV-1) in exotic equidae. Abstracts/proceedings,
American Association of Zoo Veterinarians, Louisville, pp. 100-109.

Montali, R. J., Bartz, C., Bush, M., and Grate, S. 1984/1985. Viral
diseases of nondomesticated carnivores. In: Viral Infections cf
Vertebrates, editor-in-chief, Horzinek, N. Elsevier Scientific
Publishing Company, Amsterdan.

Montali, R. J., R.A. Freeman, L. Collins, C. Wemmer, and M. Bush. 1985.
Pathology survey of captive cervids at the National Zoological Park.
Proceedings: 27th International Symposium for the Diseases of
Zoo Animals, Turin, pp. 17-28.

Montali, R. J., Phillips, L., and Appel, M. J. G. 1985. Canine distemper
in exotic carnivores: Update on vaccination procedures Symposium on
Immunology of Zoo and Wild Animals. Riverbanks Zoological Park, S.
C. (Abstract).

Montali, R. J., Reid, F., Sanders, G., Freeman, R., and Bush, M. 1984.

- Monitoring a raccoon rabies epizootic from Northern Virginia to
Washington, D.C. In: Proc of the North American Symposium on Rabies
in Wildlife. The John Hopkins University School of Hygiene and
Public Health and Centers for Disease Control, In Press.

Nichols, D., and Montali, R. J. 1985. Atherosclerosis in zoo birds.
Laboratory Investigations, 152:48A-49A (Abstract).

Shaw, M., Montali, R. J., and Bush, M. 1984. Streptococcus zooepidemicus
in small carnivorous mammals fed uncooked horse meat. Journal of Zoo
Animal medicine, 15:(4)161-164.

Wells, M. Y. and Montali, R. J. 1985. Pasteurellosis in Southern Potoroos
(Potorous apicalis). Journal of Zoo Animal Medicine, 16:21-25.

Department of Zoological Research

Ballou, J. D. "Strategies for maintaining genetic diversity in captive
populations through reproductive technology." Zoo Biology. 1984
3:3311-323.

Bekoff, M., T. J. Daniels and J. Gittleman. [Review] Life history
patterns and the comparative social ecology of carnivores. Annual
Review of Ecology and Systematics. 15(1984):191-232.

Blohowiak, C. and H. P. Van Krey. "Time of mating behavior by males from
lines of chickens selected for high and low mating frequency."
Poultry Sci. 1984 63:1677-1678.

Blohowiak, C. and P. B. Siegel. "Plumage phenotypes and mate preferences
in Japanese quail. 2. Sexual imprinting." Behav. Proc. 1984
8:255-275.

Boness, DL J. "Activity budget of male grey seals, Halichoerus grypus."
Mammal. 1984 65:291-297.

Boness, D. J., 0. T. Oftedal and K. A. Ono. "Maternal investment and pup
development in the California sea lion on San Nicolas: Some
preliminary results." Proc. Biennial Mugu Lagoon/San Nicolas Island.
Ecol. Res. Symp.: 3:151-169.

Crockett, C. M. "Emigration by female red howler monkeys and the case for
female competition." In Female Primates: Studies by Women
Primatologists, ed. Meredith Small, pp. 159-173. Alan Liss Inc., New
York, 1984.

Crockett, C. M. "Population studies of red howler monkeys (Alouatta
seniculus)." National Geographic Research. 1985. 1(2):264-273.

Crockett, C. M. and R. Sekulic. "Infanticide in red howler monkeys
(Alouatta seniculus)." In Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary
Perspectives, eds. G Hausfater, S. Blaffer Hrdy, pp. 173-191.
-Aldine Press, New York, 1984.

Cunningham, B. "Habitat preference in house crickets, Acheta domesticus."
Animal Keepers' Forum. 1984 11:342-344.

Davidar, P. "Feeding territories of the small sunbird (Nectarinia
minima)." J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 1984.

Davidar, P. "Ecological interactions between south Indian mistletoes and
their avian pollinators." J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soe. 1984.

Dietz, James M. "Chrysocyon brachyurus. Mammalian Species No.
234." The American Society of Mammalogists. 1985 pp. 1-14.

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Dittus, Wolfgang P. J. A study of social evolution: The influence of
environment, behavior, and kinship on the demography of a opulation
of toque monkeys. National Geo. Soc. Research Report, (1984) pp.
171-182.

Dittus, Wolfgang P. J. "Toque macaque food calls: Semantic communicaton
concerning food distribution in the environment." Anim. Behav. 1984
32: 470-477.

Dittus, Wolfgang P. J. "The influence or cyclones on the dry evergreen
forest of Sri Lanka." Biotropica. 1985 17(1):1-14.

Dittus, Wolfgang P. J. "The influence of leaf-monkeys on their feeding
trees in a cyclone-disturbed environment." Biotropica. 1985
17(2): 100-106.

Frazier, J.. "Records of cetaceans from Kenya." African Journal of Ecology.
1984 21(2):115-118.

Frazier, J. "The Marine turtles situation in the East Pacific." CDC
Newsletter. 1984 2(1):7-9.

Frazier, J. "Analisis estadistico de las tortugas golfinas Lepidochelys
olivacea (Eschscholtz) de Oaxaca, Mexico." Ciencia Pesquera. 1984
4249-75.

Frazier, J. "Marine turtles in the Seychelles and adjacent territories."
In Biogeography and Ecology of the Seychelles Islands, ed. D. R.
Stoddart, pp. 417-468. Junk, The Hague, 1984.

Frazier, J. Contemporary problems in sea turtle biology and conservation -
The urgent need for regional cooperation. Bulletin of the Central
Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Special Publication, Cochin, 18
(1984) :77-91.

Frazier, J. "Tetracycline as an in vivo label in bones of green turtles,
Chelonia mydas (L.)." Herpetologica. 1985 41(2):228-234.
Frazier, J. "A review of in vivo labels of studies of age determination
and growth in amphibians and reptiles." Herpetologice. 1985
. 41(2):222-227.

Frazier, J. and J. F. Eisenberg. "A leatherback turtle feeding in the
wild." Journal of Herpetologica. 1984 17(1):81-82.

Frazier, J. and K. Kranz. "Predation on tortoises by antelopes: Angolan
legends regarding Kinixys belliana." Bulletin of the British
Herpetological Society. 1984 8:58-59.

Frazier, J. and S. Salas. "Tortugas marinas en Chile." Boletin del Museo
Nacional de Historia Natural de Chile. 1984. 39:63-73.

Frazier, J. and S Salas. "Tortugas Marinas en la Costa Peruana." Boletin
de Lima. 1984. 5(30):13.

Frazier, Jd. and S. Salas. "The status of marine turtles in the Egyptian
Red Sea." Biological Conservation. 1984. 30:41-67.

Frazier, J., K. Kranz, E. Glumak and J. Toah. [Review] Geographic
distribution: Pelusioa niger. SSAR Herp. Review, 15(3):77.

Gittleman, J. L. "Functions of communal care in mammals." In Evolution:
Essays in Honor of John Maynard Smith, eds. P. Greenwood, P. Harvey
and M. Slatkin, pp. 187-205. Cambridge Univ. Press, 1984.

Gradwohl, J. A. and R. Greenberg. "Search behavior of the checker-throated
antwren foraging in aerial leaf litter." Behav. Ecol. Sociobiol.
1984 15:281-285.

Grand, T. I. "Motion economy within the canopy: four strategies for
mobility." In Adaptations for Foraging in Non-Human Primates, eds. J.
G. H. Cant and P. S. Rodman, pp. 54-72. Columbia Univ. Press.

Greenberg, R. "The winter exploitation systems of bay-breasted and
chestnut-sided warblers in Panama." Univ. Calif. Publ. Zool. 1984
116:1-107.

Greenberg, R. "Neophobia in the foraging site selection of a neotroical
migrant bird: an experimental study. " Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. (USA).
1984 81:3778-3780.

Greenberg, R. "Differences in feeding neophobia between two species of
tropical migrant warblers (Dendroica pennsylvanica and D. castanea)."
J. Comp. Psych. 1984 98:131-136.

Harvey, P. H. and K. Ralls. "Homage to the null weasel." In Evolution,
eds. P. J. Greenwood, M. Slatin and P. Harvey, pp. 155-171.
Cambridge Univ. Press, 1985.

Hodges, J. K., D. J. Bevan, M. Celma, J. P. Hearn, D. M. Jones, D. G.
Kleiman, J. A. Knight and H. D. Moore. "Aspects of the reproductive
endocrinology of the female giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) in
captivity with special reference to the detection of ovulation and
pregnancy." J. Zool., London. 1984 Vol. 203:253-267.

Kleiman, D. G "Review of J. H. Wolfheim, Primates of the World:
‘Distribution, Abundance and Conservation." American Scientist, Univ.
of Washington Press, Seattle. 1983 72:402.

Kleiman, D. G@ "Implications of monogamy for infant social development in
mammals." In Beyond the Dyad, ed. M. Lewis, pp. 91-108. Plenum
Press, New York, 1984.

Kleiman, D. G. "Conservation Strategies." Zoogoer. 1984 13(3):8.
Kleinman, D. G "The National Zoo's role in an international primate

conservation program." IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group Newsletter.
1984 4:45-H6,

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Kleiman, D. G. [Review] Review of D. M. Taub (ed.), Primate Paternalism.
Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 441 pp. Science, 227 (No. 4684)
(1985) :288.

Kleiman, D. G@ "Criteria for the evaluation of zoo research projects."
Zoo Biology. 1985 4:93-98.

Kleiman, D.'G. and J. Seidensticker. [Review] Review of G. S. Schaller,
et. al., Giant Pandas of Wolong. Univ. of Chicago Press, 298 pp.
Seience, 228 (1985):4701.

Kleiman, D. G., B. Beck and R. Hoage. "Golden lion tamarins successfully
released." AAZPA Newsletter. 1985 26:April.

Kohn, F., M. Roberts, A. Keppel, E. Maliniak and M. Deal. "Management and
husbandry of the western tarsier, Tarsius bancanus, at the National
Zoological Park." Animal Keepers Forum. 1984 11:468-478.

Koontz, F. W. "Sternal gland scent communication in the Rufous elephant-
shrew, Elephantus rufescens, with additional observations on behavior
and reproduction in captivity." [PhD. Thesis], Univ. of Maryland,
College Park. 1984.

Kranz, K. R. “Pair bonding and scent marking behavior in captive dik-dik,
Madoqua kirki (Artiodactyla: Bovidae)." [M.S. Thesis], Geo. Mason
Univ., 1984.

Lumpkin, S. [Review] Review of ‘Animal Behaviour, Ecology and Evolution'
by C. J. Barnard. Quart. Rev. Biol., 59 (1984):99-100.

Lumpkin, S. and K. R. Kranz. "Cephalophus sylvicultor." Mammalian Species.
American Society of Mammalogists. 1984 225:1-17.

Macdonald, D. W., K. Kranz and K. T. Aplin. "Behavioral, anatomical and
chemical aspects of olfactory communication amongst capybaras
(Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris), (Rodentia, Hystricomorpha). J. Zool.
1984 202:341-360.

McDade, L. and P. Davidar. "Determinants of fruit and seed set in Pavyonia
lasypetala." Oecologia. 1984.

Montali, R., M. Roberts, R. Freeman and M. Bush. "Pathology of red pandas,
Ailurus fulgens." In One Medicine, eds. 0. Ryder, and M. Byrd, pp.
128-140. Springer-Verlag, 1984.

O'Brien, S., D. Goldman, J. Knight, H. Moore, D. Wildt, M. Bush, R. Montali
and D. G. Kleiman. "Giant panda paternity." Science. 1984
223:1127-1128.

Oftedal, O. T. "Body size and reproductive strategy as correlates of milk
energy yield in lactating mammals." Acta Zoologica Fennica. 1984
171: 183-186.

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Oftedal, O. T. "Lactation in the dog: Milk composition and intake by
puppies." J. of Nutrition. 1984 113:2096-2106.

Oftedal, O. T. "Milk composition, milk yield and energy output at peak
lactation. A comparative review." In Physiological Strategies of
Lactation, eds. M. Peaker, R. G. Bernon and C. H. Knight, pp. 33-85.
Academic Press, New York, 1984.

Oftedal, 0. T. and D. J. Boness. "Fish quality: The net result." Proc.
© Amer. Assoc. Zoo. Vet. 1984 47-51.

Oftedal, O. and D. J. Boness. "Considerations in the use of fish as food."
In Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Dr. School Conf. on Nutrition of
Captive Wild Animals. Lincoln Park Zoological Gardens, Chicago, IL,
1984.

Ralls, K. "Genetic management of zoo animals." Biologist. 1984 31:99-
102.

Ralls, K. [Review] The Biology and Management of an Extinct Species: Pere
David's Deer by B. J. Beck and C. Wemmer. Quart. Review Biol., 59
(1984) :78-79.

Ralls, K. and K. Kranz. "Duikers." In Encyclopedia of Mammals, ed. D.
Macdonald, pp. 556-559. Facts on File Pubs., New York, 1984.

Ralls, K. and Paul H. Harvey. "Geographic variation in size and sexual
dimorphism of North American weasels." Biological Journal of the
Linnean Society. 1985 25:119-167.

Ralls, K., H. K. Buechner, R. Kiltie and K. Kranz. "Behavior and

reproduction of captive bongo, Tragelaphus eurycerus." Zoo. Garten
N.F., 1985 55:41-67.

Ralls, K., K. Kranz and B. Lundrigan. "Letter to the Editor: Mother-young
behaviour in ungulates." Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 1985
14: 201-203.

Ralls, K., P. Fiorelli and S. Gish. "Vocalizations and vocal mimicry in
captive harbor seals, Phoca vitulina.” Can. J. Zool. 1985 63(5):
- 1050-1056. :

Roberts, M. and J. Gittleman. "Ailurus fulgens." Mammalian Species No.
222. Amer. Soc. of Mammalogists. 1984 222:1-8.

Roberts, M., E. Maliniak and M. Deal. "The reproductive biology of the
rock cavy, Kerodon rupestris, in captivity: A study of reproductive
adaptation in a trophic specialist." Mammalia. 1984 48:253-266.

Roberts, M., F. Kohn, A. Keppel, E. Maliniak and M. Deal. "Management and
husbandry of the western tarsier, Tarsius Bancanus, at the National
Zoological Park." Proc. AAZPA Regional Meetings. 1984 1984:588-
599.

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Ross, W. D., T. I. Grand, G R. Marshall and A. D. Martin. "On human and
animal geometry. VII Common. & Int'l Conf. of Sport, Phys. Ed.,
Recreation & Dance. The Kinesiological Sciences." Eds., M. Howell
and B. Wilson, 7.

Shy, E. "Sympatry and allopatry of song in North American tanagers."
Behav. Ecol. Sociobiol. 1984 15:189-195.

Shy, E. "The structure of song and its geographic variation in North
American tanagers (Thraupinae: Piranga)." Oecologia. 1984 63:281-
285.

Shy, E. "The structure of song and its geographical variation in the
scarlet tanager (Piranga olivacae)." Am. Midl. Nat. 1984 112:119-
130.

Sieber, 0. J. "Vocal communication in raccoons, (Procyon lotor)."
Behaviour. 1984 90:80-113.

Sieber, 0. J. "Individual recognition of parental calls by bank swallow
chicks (Riparia riparia)." Animal Behaviour. 1985 33:107-116.

Thompson, S. D. "Subspecific differences in metabolism, thermoregulation,
and torpor in the western harvest mouse Reithrodontomys megalotis."
Physiol. Zool. 1985 58(4):430-444.

Thompson, S. D. "Bipedal hopping and seed-dispersion selection by
heteromyid rodents: the role of locomotion energetics." Ecology.
1985 66:220-229.

Zullinger, E. M., R. E. Ricklefs, K. H. Redford and G. M. Mace. "Fitting
Sigmoidal equations to mammalian growth curves." J. Mammal. 1984
75:607-636.

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Abreu, V. J.; Dalgarno, A.; Yee, J. H.; Chakrabarti, S.; and Solomon, S. E. “The O1 989-ATropical
Nightglow.” Geophysical Research Letters 11(1984):569.

Abreu, V. J.; Skinner, W. R.; Hayes, P. B.; and Yee, J.-H. “Optical Effects of Spacecraft-
Environment Interactions: Spectrometric Observations by the DE-B Satellite.” Spacecraft and
Rockets 22(1985):177.

Armstrong, J. T.; Ho, P. T. P.; and Barrett, A. H. “VLA Observations of Smooth, Rapidly Rotating
NHzj in the SgrA ‘15 kms} Cloud.” Astrophysical Journal 288(1985):159.

Asaro, C. and Dalgarno, A. “Bound Vibrational Levels of the Two Lowest 'Z* States of LiF.” Chemical
Physics Letters 118(1985): 64°

Avrett, E. H. “Recent Thermal Models of the Chromosphere.” In Chromosphertc Diagnostics and
Modeling, ed. B. W. Lites, p. 67. Sunspot, New Mexico: National Solar Observatory, 1985.

Bailyn, C.; Rosner, R.; and Tsinganos, K. “On the Solution Topologies of Polytropic Winds.”
Astrophysical Journal 296(1985):696.

Baliunas, S. L. “Outer Atmospheres of Cool Stars Observed with IUE.” In Future of Ultraviolet
Astronomy Based on Siz Years of IVE Research, eds. J. M. Mead, R. D. Chapman and Y. Kondo,
p. 64. Baltimore, Maryland: NASA Conference Publication 2349, 1984.

Baliunas, S. L., and Guinan, E. F. “The Old Galactic Cluster NGC 188 and the Origin of the W Ursae
Nijons type Binaries.” utronhyeccal Journal 294(1985):294.

Baliunas, S. L.; Horne, J. H.; Porter, A.; Duncan, D.; Frazer, J.; Lanning, H.; Misch, A.; Waele Jes
Noyes, R.; Gerace, D.; arid Vachon: VAY AS eMme: Series Makstrements of Chreneestoc Ca I
H and K Brnission in Cool Stars and the Search for Differential Rotation.” Astrophysical Journal
294(1985):310.

Band, D. L., and Grindlay, J. E. “On the Origin of X-ray Variability of SS433.” Astrophysical Journal
285(1984):702.

Barnes, A.; Goldstein, M.; Hollweg, J.; Mariska, J.; Matthaeus, W.; Smith, C.; Smiths, E.; Stein, R.;
Withbroe, G.; and Woo, R. “MHD Waves and Turbulence in the Sun and Interplanetary Medium.”
In Solar Terrestrial Physics: Present and Future, eds. D. M Butler and K. Papadopoulos, p. 4-3.
College Park, Maryland: NASA Reference Publication 1120, 1984.

Bartel, N. “Angular Diameter Determinations of Radio Supernovae and the Distance Scale.” In
Proceedings, Supernova as Distance Indicators, Lecture Notes in Physics, No. 224, ed. N. Bartel, p.
107. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1985.

Bartel, N.; Ratner, M. L.; Shapiro, I. I.; Cappallo, R. J.; Rogers, A. E. E.; and Whitney, A. R. “Pulsar
Astrometry via VLBI.” Astronomical Journal 90(1985):318.

Berger, M., and Field, G. B. “The Topological Properties of Magnetic Helicity.” Journal of Fluid
Mechanics 147(1984):133.

Biermann, P.; Schmidt, G. D.; Liebert, J.; Stockman, H. S.; Tapia, S.; Kuhr, H.; Strittmatter, P. A.;
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High Accuracy Spaceborne Worldwide Time and Frequency Comparison System.” In Proceedings of
International Conference on Frequency and Time Meteorology, Honzu, China (Sept. 1984), 1985.

Vessot, R. F. C.; Mattison, E. M.; Imbier, E. A.; Zhai, Z. C.; Klepczynski, W. J.; Wheeler, P. G.; Kubik,
A. J.; and Winkler, G. M. R. “Performance Data of U.S Naval Observatory VLG-11 Hydrogen

Masers Since September 1984.” In Proceedings of the 16th Annual Precise Time and Time Interval
Conference (Goddard Space Flight Center, Nov. 27-29, 1984,) ed. R. L. Sydnor, p. 375. Washington,
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Vessot, R. F. C.; Mattison, E. M.; Klepczynski, W. J.; Winkler, G. M. R.; Silvera, I. F.; and Godfried,
H. P. “Present Clock Stability and Realistic Prospects for the Future.” In Proceedings of 4th Annual
Marcel Grossman Meeting on General Relativity (Rome, Italy, June 17-21), 1985.

Vessot, R. F. C.; Mattison, E. M.; and Zhai, Z. C. “Atomic Hydrogen Measurements with Wall
Surfaces of Carbon Tetrafluoride.” In Proceedings of the 16th Annual Precise Time and Time Interval
Conference, (Goddard Space Flight Center, Nov. 27-29, 1984), ed. R. L. Sydnor, p. 357. Washington,
D.C.: NASA, 1984.

Vrtilek, J. M., and Carlton, N. P. “Seyfert Galaxy Narrow-Line Regions. I. Observations of {O III]
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Weekes, T. C. “A Third Generation VHE Gamma Ray Observatory.” In Proceedings of Workshop on
Cosmic Ray and High Energy Gamma-Ray Experiments for the Space Station Era, eds. V. Jones and
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“An Observatory to Study 10/9 to 1017 eV Gamma Rays.” In Proceedings of the 19th
International Cosmic Ray Conference (La Jolla, USA) 3(1985):422.

Wehrse, R., and Kalkofen, W. “Resonance Lines in Dusty Gaseous Nebulae.” Astronomy and
Astrophysics 147(1985):71. :

Wetmore, R. W.; Fox. J. L.; and Dalgarno, A. “Radiative Lifetimes of the Second Negative System of
the O2.” Planetary and Space Science 32(1984):1111.

Whitney, C. “Semiregular Variables: Are They Chaotic or Ringing?” Journal of the American
Association of Variable Star Observations 13(1)(1984).

. “Generation and Testing of Pseudo-Random Numbers.” BYTE October(1984):128.

Whitney, C., and Aikawa, T. “Stellar Acoustics III. Pulse Propagation and Bump Features. Astrophysical
Journal 296(1985):165.

Whipple, F.L. “Comet P/Holmes, 1892 III - a Case of Duplicity?” Icarus 60(1984):522.

Wilkes, B. J. “PG0946+301: A Low Redshift BAL QSO.” Astrophysical Journal (Letters)
288(1985):L1.

Withbroe, G. L.; Habbal, S. R.; and Ronan, R. S. “Impulsive Phenomena in a Small Active Region.”
Solar Physics 95(1985):297.

Withbroe, G. L., and Raymond, J. C. “Plasma Diagnostics for the Outer Solar Corona, UV and XUV
Fe XII Lines.” Astrophysical Journal 285(1984):347.

Witt, A., and Schild, R. “Colors of Reflection Nebulae. II. The Excitation of Extended Red Emission.”
Astrophysical Journal.294(1985):225.

Wood, J. A. “Formation of Chondrules by Drag Heating in Dust-Enriched Environments.” Lunar and
Planetary Sctence XV(1984):933.

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Wood, J. A., and Chang, S. (Editors) “Cosmic History of the Biogenic Elements and Compounds.”
NASA SP-476. NASA, 1985.

Wood, J. A., and Kornacki, A. S. “The Mineral Chemistry and Origin of Inclusion Matrix in the Allende
CV3 Chondrite.” Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 48(1984):1663.

“Mineral Chemistry and Origin of Spinel-Rich Inclusions in the Allende CV3 Chondrite.”

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 49 (1985):1219.

“The Identification of Group II Inclusions by Electron Probe Microanalysis.” Earth and
Planetary Science Letters 72(1985):74.

Worrall, D. M. “BL Lacertae Objects: Multifrequency Observations and Model Applications.” In
Proceedings of the Conference on X-ray and UV Emission from Active Galactic Nuclet, eds. W.

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Worrall, D. M.; Puschell, J. J.; Rodriquez-Espinosa, J. M.; Bruhweiler, F. C.; Miller, H. R.; Aller, M.
F.; and Aller, H. D. “Multifrequency Spectral Behavior of the BL Lac Objects OI 90.4 and 3C 66A.”
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Yee, J-H.; Abreu, V.J.; and Dalgarno, A. “Characteristics of the Spacecraft Optical Glow.” Geophysical
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Yee, J-H., and Dalgarno, A. “Energy Transfer of O(.5) Atoms in Collision with O(? P) Atoms.” Planetary
and Space Science 33(1985):825.

Yoshino, K., and Freeman, D.E. “High Resolution. Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption Spectrum of
Nz: Perturbations in the c£(0)'Zt and c4(0)'II, Rydberg Levels.” Canadian Journal of Physics
62(1984):1478.

“Absorption Spectrum of Xenon in the Vacuum-Ultraviolet Region.” Journal of the Optical
Society of America B 2(1985): 1268.

Yoshino, K.; Freeman, D.E.; and Parkinson, W.H. “High Resolution Absorption Cross Section
Measurements of N2O at 295-299 K in the Wavelength Region 170-222 nm.” Planetary and Space
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“Atlas of the Schumann-Runge Absorption Bands of O2 in the Wavelength Region 175-205
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Zheng, X. W.; Ho, P. T. P.; Reid, M. J.; and Schneps, M. H. “Molecular Clouds Associated with Compact
HII Regions II. The Rapidly Rotating Condensation Associated with ON1.” Astrophysical Journal
293(1985):522.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

Chereskin, Barbara M.; Clement-Metral, Jenny D.; and Gantt, Elisabeth.
“Characterization of a Purified Photosystem II-Phycobilisome Particle
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77(1985):626-629.

Cleland, Charles F. “Biochemistry of Induction - The Immediate Action of
Light.” In Light and the Flowering Process, pp. 123-136. Academic
Press, 1984.

Clement-Metral, Jenny D.; Gantt, Elisabeth; and Redlinger, Thomas. "A
Photosystem I1-Phycobilisome Preparation from the Red Alga, Porphyridium
cruentum: Oxygen Evolution, Ultrastructure, and Polypeptide Resolution.”
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophusics 238(1985):10-17.

Cotter, J. F. P.; Evenson, E. B.; Sirkin, L.; and Stuckenrath, R. "The
Interpretation of 'Bog-Bottom' Radiocarbon Dates in Glacial Chronologies.”
In Correlation of Quaternary Chronologies. ed. W. C. Jahaney, pp.
299-316. Teo Books, 1984.

Deitzer, Gerald F. "“Photoperiodic Induction in Long-Day Plants.” In Light
and the Flowering Process, Chapt. 4, pp. 51-63. Academic Press, 1984.

Dennison, David S., and Shropshire, W., Jr. "The Gravireceptor of
Phucomuces:Its Development Following Gravity Exposure." Journal of
General Phyusiologu 84(1984):845-859.

Drake, Bert G. “Light Response Characteristics of Net CO» Exchange in
Brackish Wetland Plant Communities." Oecologia 63(1984):263-270.

Fujioka, S.; Yamaguchi, I.; Murofushi, N.; Takahashi, N.; Kaihara, S.;
Takahashi, A.; and Cleland, C. F. 1985. "The Role of Benzoic Acid and
Plant Hormones in Flowering of Lemna gibba G3." Plant and Cell
Phusiologu 26(1985):655-659.

Goldberg, Bernard; Klein, William H.; Correll, David L.; and Pierce, J. W.
“Instrumentation for Performing Spectral Measurements in a Marine
Environment." Marine Technology Society Journal 18(1985):1-6.

Harding, R. W.; Philip, D. Q.; Drozdowicz, B. Z.; and Williams, N. P. "A
Neurospora crassa Mutant Which Overaccumulates Carotenoid Pigments.”
Neurospora Newsletter 31(1984):23-25.

Hines, A. H., and Comtois, K. L. “Vertical Distribution of Infauna in
Sediments of a Subestuary of Central Chesapeake Bay." Estuaries 8(1985):
251-261.

Hines, A. H.; Osgood, K. E.; and Miklas, J. J. “Semilunar Reproductive Cycles
in Fundulus heteroclitus (Pisces; Cyprino dontidae) in an Area Without
Lunar Tidal Cycles." Fishery Bulletin 83(1985):201-206.

Holliday, Vance T.; Johnson, Eileen; Haas, Herbert; and Stuckenrath, Robert.
"Radiocarbon Ages from the Lubbock Lake Site, 1950-1980: Framework for
Cultural and Ecological Change on the Southern High Plains." Journal of
the Plains Anthropology Society 28(1983):165-182.

Holmes, M. G.; Klein, W. H.; and Sager, J. C. "Photons, Flux and Some Light
on Philology.” HortScience 20(1985):29-31.

Longworth, J. W.; Jagger, J.; and Shropshire, W., Jr. (eds.) Photobiologu
1984. pp. 1-283. New York: Praeger Scientific Publishers, 1985.

Lynch, J. F. “The Feeding Ecology of Aneides flavipunctatus and Sympatric
Plethodontid Salamanders in Northern California.” Journal of Herpetologu
19(1985):328-352.

Meeson, B. W. and Faust, M. A. “Response of Prorocentrum minimum
(Dinophuceae) to Different Spectral Qualities and Irradiances: Growth and
Photosynthesis.” In Marine Biology of Polar Regions and Effects of Stress
on Marine Organisms, eds. J. S. Gray and M. E. Christiansen, pp. 445-461.
John Wiley & Sons, 1985.

Moore-Landecker, Elizabeth and Shropshire, W., Jr. “Effects of Ultraviolet A
Radiation and Inhibitory Volatile Substances on the Discomycete, Puronema
domesticum.” Mycologia 76(1984):820-829.

Peterjohn, William T. and Correll, David L. "Nutrient Dynamics in an
Agricultural Watershed: Observations on the Role of A Riparian Forest.”
Ecologu 65(1984):1466-1475.

Rublee, P. A.; Merkel, S. M.; Faust, M. A.; and Miklas, J. “Distribution and
Activity of Bacteria in the Headwaters of the Rhode River Estuary, Maryland,
U.S.A." Microbial Ecologu 10(1984):243-255.

Shropshire, W., Jr. “Signal Processing in the Transduction Mechanisms of
Phototropism.” In Sensory Perception and Transduction in Aneural
Organisms, ed. Giuliano Colombetti and Pill-Soon Song, pp. 211-229, Plenum
Publishing Corp., 1985.

Stanley, Daniel Jean; Nelsen, Terry A.; and Stuckenrath, Robert. "Recent
Sedimentation on the New Jersey Slope and Rise.” Science 226(1984)125-133.

Thompson, Laura K.; Ziv, Meira; and Deitzer, Gerald F. “Photocontrol of Peanut
(Arachis hupogaea L.) Embryo and Ovule Development in vitro." Plant
Physiology 78(1985):370-373.

Whigham, D. F. “The Effect of Competition and Nutrient Availability on the
Growth and Reproduction of Ipomoea hederacea in an Abandoned Old Field.”
Journal of Ecologu 72(1984):721-730.

. “Vegetation in Wetlands Receiving Sewage Effluent: The Importance of
the Seed Bank.” In Ecological Considerations in Wetlands Treatment of
Municipal Wastewater, eds. P. J. Godfrey, E. R. Kaynor, S. Pelczarski, and
J. Benforado, pp. 231-240. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1985.

Zeiger, Eduardo; Grivet, C.; Assmann, Sarah M.; Deitzer, Gerald F.; and
Hannegan, M. W. "“Stomatal Limitation to Carbon Gain in Paphiopedilum sp.

(Orchidaceae) and Its Reversal by Blue Light.” Plant Phusiologuy
77( 1985 ):456-460.

SMITHSONIAN OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

Falk, J.H. "Defining Excellence in Informal Education." In
Focus on Excellence, Vol. 2(3), ed. J.E. Penick, 1985.

Falk, JH. ; Koran, J.J.; and Dierking, L.D. "The Things of
Science: Assessing the Learning Potential of Science
Museums." Science Education 69(3)(1985):75-89.

Mager, R., and. Falk. J... "Informal Science Education: A

Critique." In Focus on Excellence, Vol. 2(3), edi we:
Penick, 1985.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Ackerman, James D. "“Euglossine bees and their nectar hosts.” In: The
Botany and Natural History of Panama: La Botanica e Historia Natural
de Panama, ed. William G. D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp. 225-234.
Saint Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

Ackerman, James D. and Montalvo, Arlee M. “Longevity of euglossine bees.”
Biotropica 17(1)(1985): 79-81.

Altamar J., Aurora and Garcia Vielka. Cria en el laboratorio, estudio de
la ecologia y del ciclo de vida del orden Ephemeroptera (Insecta) en el
Rio la Puente, Panamaé. Thesis, Universidad de Panama, 1985.

Angehr, George, Coley, Phyllis and Worthington, Andrea. Gufa de los
Arboles Comunes del Parque Nacional Soberania, Panama, éd. Smithsonian

Tropical Research Institute and Direccién Nacional de Recursos
Naturales Renovables. /71p, 1984.

Armbruster, W. Scott and Herzig, Ann L. “Partitioning and sharing of
pollinators by four sympatric species of Dalechampia (Euphorbiaceae) in
Panama." Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 71(1)(1984): 1-16.

Angermeier, Paul L. and Karr, James R. "Relationships between woody
debris and fish habitat in a small warmwater stream.” Transactions of
the American Fisheries Society 113(4)(1984): 716-726.

Augspurger, Carol K. “Flowering synchrony of neotropical plants.” In:
The Botany and Natural. History of Panama: La Botanica e Historia
Natural de Panama, ed. William G. D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp.
235-244. Saint Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

-----. "Light requirements of neotropical tree seedlings: a comparative
study of growth and survival.” Journal of Ecology, 72(3)(1984):
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=-ssz . "Seedling survival of tropical tree species: interactions of
dispersal distance, light-gaps, and pathogens.” Ecology 65(6)(1984):
7. OSs 7s. 2;. i

Becker, Peter and Wong, Marina. "Seed dispersal, seed predation, and
juvenile mortality of Aglaia sp. (Meliaceae) in Lowland dipterocarp
rainforest.” Biotropica 17(3)(1985): 230-237.

Bennett, Charles A. "The Panama land bridge: a brief review." In: The
Botany and Natural History of Panama: La Botanica e Historia Natural
de Panama, ed. William G. D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp. 117-124.
Saint Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

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Blake, John G. and Karr, James R. “Species composition of bird
communities and the conservation benefit of large vs. small forests.”
Biological Conservation 30(2)(1984): 173-187.

Blomquist, Gary J., Roubik, David W. and Buchmann, Stephen L. "Wax
chemistry of two stingless bees of the Trigonisca group (Apidae:
Meliponinae)." Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 82B(1)(1985):
137-142.

Borgia, Gerald. “Bower quality, number of decorations and mating success
of male satin bowerbirds (Ptilonorhynchus violaceus): an experimental
analysis. Animal Behaviour 33(1983): 266-271.

Brokaw, Nicholas V.L. “Gap-phase regeneration in a tropical forest.”
Ecology 66(3)(1985): 682-687.

SSS . "“Treefalls, regrowth, and community structure in tropical
forests." In: The Ecology of Natural Disturbance and Patch Dynamics,
ed. S.T.A. Pickett and P.S. White, pp. 53-69. New York: Academic
Press, 1985.

Caicedo R., Ricardo E. Distribucién y aspectos taxonédmicos de los
moluscos marinos del archipiélago de las Mulatas, San Blas (Kuna
Yala). Thesis, Universidad de Panama, 1984.

Caldwell, Roy L. "A test of individual recognition in the stomatopod
Gonodactylus festae." Animal Behaviour 33(1)(1985): 101-106.

Carlisle, Tamsie R. “Parental response to brood size in a cichlid fish.”
Animal Behaviour 33(1)(1985): 234-238.

Chen Fong, Eugenio. Contribuci6én a la evaluacién poblacional de Cichla
ocellaris Bloch y Schneider, 1801, en el Lago de las Cumbres, Reptiblica
de Panama. Thesis, Universidad Auténoma de Guadalajara, 1985.

Christenson, Terry E. “Behavior of colonial and solitary spiders of the
theridiid species Anelosimus eximius."” Animal Behaviour 32(3)(1984):
UP SVS

Christy, John H., and Salmon, Michael. “Ecology and evolution of mating
systems of fiddler crabs (genus Uca)." Biological Reviews,
59(4) (1984): 483-509.

Coates, A.G. and Jackson, Jeremy B.C. “The morphological distinction
distinction between zooxanthellate corals from shallow water ( 100 m)
reffs and non-zooxanthellate coral from deeper water ( 200 m).”
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Connor, J.L. Seasonality and reproduction of algae on Galeta Reef. Ph.D.
dissertation. Berkeley, California: University of California.

Cooke, Richard G. "Ancient painted pottery from Central Panama.”
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-----. "Archaeological research in Central and Eastern Panama: a review
of some problems." In: The Archaeology of Lower Central America, ed.

F.W. Lange and D. Stone, pp. 263-302. Alburquerque: University of New

Mexico Press, 1984.

== . “Birds and men in Prehistoric Central Panama.” In: Recent
Developments in Isthmian Archaeology, Proceedings of the 44th

International Congress of Americanists, ed. Frederick W. Lange, pp.
243-282, 1984.

----- . "La arqueologia prehistérica en Panama: una introduccién.”

Suplemento Educativo Cultural de La Prensa, Serie Nuestra Historia
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-----. "La arqueologia prehistdérica de Panama: II Parte. Una Sintesis
cronolégica.” Suplemento Educativo Cultural de La Prensa, Serie
Nuestra Historia 13(1985): 1-19.

Cooke, Richard G. and Bray, Warwick. "The goldwork of Panama: an
iconographic and chronological perspective.” In: The Art of
Precolombian Gold: the Jan Mitchell Collection, ed. Julie Jones, pp.
35-45. London: Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1985.

Cooke, Richard G. and Olson, Storrs L. “An archaeological record for the

white-faced whistling-duck (Dendrocygna viduata) in Central Panama."
The Condor 86(1984): 493-494.

Cooke, Richard G., Piperno, Dolores, Ranere, Anthony J., Clary, Karen,
Hansell, Patricia, Olson, Storrs, Valerio L., Wilson and Weiland,
Doris. "La influencia de las poblaciones humanas sobre las ambientes
terrestres de Panama entre el 10,000 A.C. y el 500 D.C." In: Agonia
de la Naturaleza. Ensayos sobre el costo ambiental del desarrollo
Panamefio, ed. Stanley Heckadon Moreno and Jaime Espinosa Gonzalez, pp.
3-25, Panama: Instituto de Investigaci6én Agropecuaria de Panama and
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1985.

Cooke, Richard G. and Ranere, Anthony J. “The “Proyecto Santa Maria": a
multidisciplinary analysis of prehistoric adaptations to a tropical
watershed Panama.” In: Recent Developments in Isthmian Archaeology,

Proceedings of the 44th International Congress of Americanists, ed.
Frederick W. Lange, pp. 3-30, 1984.

Croat, Thomas B. "The large monocots of Panama.” In: The Botany and
Natural History of Panama: La Botanica e Historia Natural de Panama,

ed. William G. D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp. 5-12. Saint Louis,
Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

Cubit, John D. "“Herbivory and the seasonal abundance of algae on a high
intertidal rocky shore.” Ecology 65(6)(1984): 1904-1917.

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sSos= . "Possible effects of recent changes in sea level on the biota of
a Caribbean reef flat and predicted effects of rising sea level. In:
Proceedings from the Fifth International Coral Reef Congress. Antenne

du Musuem National d'Histoire Naturelle et de 1'Ecole Pratique des

Hautes Etudes en Polynesie Francaise. Tahiti, French Polynesia.

Cubit, John D., Batista, Gloria, Roman, Argelis and Batista, Victoria.
"El valor de los manglares y arrecifes en la costa de Colén.” In:
Agonia de la Naturaleza. Ensayos sobre el costo ambiental del
desarrollo Panamefio, ed. Stanley Heckadon Moreno and Jaime Espinosa
Gonzalez, pp. 183-199, Panama: Instituto de Investigacién Agropecuaria
de Panama and Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1985.

De Alba, Georgina and Rubinoff, Ira. "El valor de nuestros bosques.”
In: Agonia de la Naturaleza. Ensayos sobre el costo ambiental del
desarrollo Panamefio, ed. Stanley Heckadon Moreno and Jaime Espinosa
Gonzalez, pp. 201-214, Panama: Instituto de Investigacién Agropecuaria
de Panama and Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1985.

D'Croz, Luis. "Los manglares: su importancia para la zona costera
tropical. In: Agonia de la Naturaleza. Ensayos sobre el costo
ambiental del desarrollo Panamefio, ed. Stanley Heckadon Moreno and
Jaime Espinosa Gonzalez, pp. 167-181, Panama: Instituto de
Investigacién Agropecuaria de Panama and Smithsonian Tropical Research
Institute, 1985.

De Steven, Diane and Putz, Francis E. “Impact of mammals on early

recruitment of a tropical canopy tree, Dipteryx panamensis, in Panama.
Oikos 43(1984): 207-216.

Decae, Arthur E. "A theory of the origin of spiders and the primitive
function of spider silk." Journal of Arachnology 12(1)(1984): 21-28.

DeLong, Dwight M., and Wolda, Henk. "New Panamanian Gyponine leafhoppers
(Homoptera: Cicadellidae) belonging to the genera Polana and Curtara.”
Uttar Pradesh Journal of Zoology 4(1)(1984): 22-30.

= . "New Panamanian Gyponine leafhoppers (Homoptera: Cicadellidae)
belonging to the genera Hecalapona, Gypona and Gyponana.” Uttar

Pradesh Journal of Zoology 4(2)(1984): 135-144.

DeLong, Dwight M., Wolda, Henk and Estribf, Miguel. "Some new species of
Panama Xestocephalus (Homoptera: Xestocephalinae).” Uttar Pradesh

Journal of Zoology 3(2)(1983): 73-80.

Denny, Mark W. “Mechanical properties of pedal mucus and their
consequences for gastropod structure and performance." American
Zoologist 24(1)(1984): 23-36.

Denny, Mark W., Daniel, Thomas L. and Koehl, M.A.R. "Mechanical limits
to size in wave-swept organisms." Ecological Monographs 55(1)(1985):
69-102.

Dressler, Robert L. “La delimitacién de géneros en el complejo

Epidendrum." Orquidea 9(2)(1984): 277-298. (Includes English version.
---—— . “The orchid flora of Panama."
of Panama: La Botanica e Historia Natural de Panama, ed. William G.
D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp. 25-28. Saint Louis, Missouri:
Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

= - "“Palmorchis en Panam4: una nueva especie donde menos se le
esperaba." Orquidea 9(2)(1984): 213-230. (Includes English version).

Eberhard, William G. Sexual Selection and Animal Genitalia. Cambridge:
Harvard University Press, 1985.

Eberhard, William G. and Bricefio, Daniel. “Behavior and ecology of four
species of Modissimus and Blechroscelis (Araneae, Pholcidae).” Rev.
Arachnol. 6(1985): 29-36.

Fadlallah, Yusef H., Karlson, Ronald H. and Sebens, Kenneth P. "A
comparative study of sexual reproduction in three species of Panamanian
zoanthids (Coelenterata: Anthozoa)." Bulletin of Marine Science
35(1)(1984): 80-89.

Fausch, Kurt D., Karr, James R. and Yant, Philip R. "Regional application
of an index of biotic integrity based on stream-fish communities.”
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 113(1)(1984): 39-55.

Fisher, Eric A. “Egg trading in the chalk bass, Serranus tortugarum, a

simultaneous hermaphrodite." Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie
66(2)(1984): 143-151.

Foster, Robin. "Plant seasonality in the forests of Panama.” In: The
Botany and Natural History of Panama: La Botdnica e Historia Natural
de Panama, ed. William G. D'Arcy and Mireya D. Correa A., pp.
255-262. Saint Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden, 1985.

Garrity, Stephen D. and Levings, Sally C. “Aggregation in a tropical
neritid.” The Veliger 27(1)(1984): 1-6.

Gilliam, Martha, Buchmann, Stephen L., Lorenz, Brenda J. and Roubik,

David W. "Microbiology of the larval provisions of the stingless bee,
Trigona hypogea, an obligate necropage."” Biotropica 17(1)(1985):
23=3 1.

Glanz, William E. "Food and habitat use by two sympatric Sciurus species
in central Panama." Journal of Mammalogy 65(2)(1984): 342-347.

Glynn, Peter W. “An amphinomid worm predator of the crown-of-thorns sea
star and general predation on asteroids in eastern and western Pacific
coral reefs." Bulletin of Marine Science, 35(1)(1984): 54-71.

-----. "Widespread coral mortality and the 1982-83 El Nifio warming
event.” Environmental Conservation 11(2)(1984): 133-146.

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Glynn, Peter W., Howard, L.S., Corcoran, Eugene and Freay Ana D. “The
occurrence and toxicity of herbicides in reef building corals.” Marine
Pollution Bulletin 15(10)(1984): 370-374.

Glynn, Peter W., Perez, Miguel and Gilchrist, Sandra L. “Lipid decline
in stressed corals and their crustacean symbionts.” Biological
Bulletin 168(2)(1985): 276-284.

Gémez Q., Nelida E. Balance de Nitrégeno y Fésforo en un Manglar de la
Costa de la Bahia de Panama. Thesis, Universidad de Panama, 1984.

Graham, Jeffrey B. "Seasonal and environmental effects on the blood
hemoglobin concentrations of some Panamanian air-breathing fishes.’
Environmental Biology of Fishes 12(4)(1985): 291-301.

Graham, Jeffrey B., Jones, Clara B., and Rubinoff, Ira. "Behavioural,
physiological, and ecological aspects of the amphibious life of the
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Drymonia serrulata (Gesneriaceae) by Epicharis bees (Anthophoridae) in
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Sugden, Andrew M. “Aerial walkways in rain forest canopies: construction
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Sullivan Caldwell, Gloria and Rubinoff, Roberta Wolff. "Avoidance of

venomous sea snakes by naive herons and egrets." The Auk 100(1)(1983):
195-198.

Suman, Daniel. "El oleoducto: efectos y peligros de su operacién.” In:
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Sussman, R.W. and Kinzey, W.G. "The ecological role of the
Callitrichidae: a review." American Journal of Physical Anthropology
64(4)(1984): 419-449.

Taylor, Phillip R. and Hay, Mark E. "Functional morphology of intertidal
seaweeds: adaptive significance of aggregate vs. solitary forms.”
Marine Ecology-Progress Series 18(1984): 295-302.

Telesca T., Antonio and Visuetti E., Ileana A. Estudio del crecimiento y
la migracién horizontal de Protothaca asperrima Sowerby, 1835
(Lamellibranchia: Veneridae) en la Bahia de Bique, Panama. Thesis,
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Thorne, Barbara L. “Las termitas neotropicales como colonizadoras de
monticulos creados por Arboles caidos: informe preliminar.” In: The
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-----. "Polygyny in the Neotropical termite Nasutitermes corniger: life
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Vasquez Montoya, R and Thomassin, B. "Contribucién al conocimiento de los
anélidos poliquetos de las praderas de Thalassia testudinum y Halodule
sp. del sector de Punta Galeta (Panam4, Provincia de Colén)." Anales
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Ventocilla, Jorge. "El Monumento Natural Barro Colorado." Enciclopedia
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~----. "El "Refugio de Vida Silvestre" Islas Taboga y Urabd, un hogar
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=——-—— . "La avifauna: riqueza natural de Panama.” Enciclopedia de la
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-—---. "La iguana: un recurso natural renovable. "

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desarrollo Panamefio, ed. Stanley Heckadon Moreno and Jaime Espinosa
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de Panama and Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1985.

Weinberg, James R. "Interactions between functional groups in
soft-substrata: do species differences matter?" Journal of
Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 80(1)(1984): 11-28.

Wells, Kentwood D. and Schwartz, Joshua J. “Vocal communication in a
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Werner, Dagmar. "Research on management of an endangered species in
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West-Eberhard, Mary Jane. “Sexual selection, competitive communication,
and species-specific signals in insects." In: Insect Communication,

ed. Trevor Lewis. Proceedings of the 12th Symposium of the Royal
Entomological Society of London, pp. 283-324. London: Academic Press,
1984.

Wheeler, Diana E. "Behavior of the ant, Procryptocerus scabriusculus
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Willis, Edwin 0. “Anis (Aves, Cuculidae) as army ant followers.” Revista
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survivorship in old spotted antibirds (Hylophylax naevioides).”
Journal of Field Ornithology 54(4)(1983): 413-414.

-----. "Playa cuckoos (Aves, Ciuculidae) as army ant followers.”

Brasileira de Biologia 43(1)(1983): 29-32.

Revista

-----. "Toucans (Ramphastidae) and hornbills (Bucerotidae) as ant
followers." Le Gerfaut 73(1983): 239-242.

-----. "“Touracos (Musophagidae), woodpeckers (Picidae), and ovenbirds
(Furnariidae) as indirect ant followers." Ciencia e Cultura
35(6)(1983): 804-807.

= .- "“Trans-Andean Xiphorhynchus (Aves, Dendrocolaptidae) as army ant
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Windsor, Donald M. and Rand, Stanley. “Cambios climaticos en los
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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, 1985.

Winston, Judith E. and Jackson, Jeremy B.C. “Biomass accumulation and
community development in cryptic coral reef environments." Proceedings
of the Fifth International Coral Reef Congress, Tahiti, 2(1985): 408.

-----. “Ecology of cryptic coral reef communities. IV. Community
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Wittman, D. “Aerial defense of the nest by workers of the stingless bee
Trigona (Tetragonisca) angustula (Latreille) (Hymenoptera: Apidae).”
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 16(2)(1985): 111-114.

Wolda, Henk. “Diversidad de la entomofauna y como medirla.” Informe

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---—-. "Diversity and seasonality of Panamanian cicadas.”
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-----. "Variacién estacional en la abundancia de la plaga del maiz
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Wolda, Henk and Broadhead, E. “Seasonality of Psocoptera in two tropical
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Wong, Marina. "Behavioral indication of an African origin for the
Malaysian Honeyguide Indicator archipelagicus." Bulletin of the
British Ornithologists' Club 104(2)(1984): 57-60.

-----. "The birds of China, by R. Meyer de Schauensee."

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(Book review).
-----. "Fauna Sinica, Series Vertebrata. Aves 2: Anseriformes, by Z.X.
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-----. "Les oiseaux de Chine, de Mongolie et de Coree; Passereaux, by
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Wright, S. Joseph. “How isolation affects rates of turnover of species
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Wright, S. Joseph, Faaborg, John and Campbell, Claudia J. “Birds from
tightly structured communities in the Pearl Archipelago, Panama.”
Ornithological Monographs 36(1985): 798-812.

Yant, Philip R., Karr, James R. and Angermeier, Paul L. "“Stochasticity in
fish communities: an alternative interpretation.”
124(1)(1984): 573-582.

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ment. Orono, Maine: University of Maine, 1984.

"Regional Office Report - New England." Archives

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Karlstrom, Paul T. "Regional Office Report - West Coast." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(1-4).

"Jackson Pollack and Louis Bunce." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(2).

Kendall, Sue Ann. "Regional Office Report - Midwest." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(1-4).

Kirwin, Liza. "Regional Office Report - Mid-Atlantic." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(1-4).

Levy, Sandra J. "Regional Office Report - Texas Project." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(1-4).

McCoy, Garnett. "Editorial Note." Archives of American Art Journal,

24(1-4).

McNaught, William. "Regional Office Report - New York." Archives
of American Art Journal, 24(1-4).

Paul, Stella. "Regional Office Report - Southern California."
Archives of American Art Journal, 24(2-4).

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FREER GALLERY OF ART and the
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

Beach, Milo C. "Mughal Tents." Orientations, vol. 16, no. 1
(January 1985): 32-43,
. The Art of India and Pakistan. Durham, N. C., Duke
University Institute of Arts, 1985,
Chase, W. Thomas, III, with Nicolas F. Veloz. ''Some Considerations
in Surface Treatment of Outdoor Metal Sculptures."" The American

Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works Preprints,
Thirteenth Annual Meeting, Washington

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Cort, Louise A. "Ceramics and the Tea Ceremony." Apollo, vol. CXXI,
no. 276 (February 1985): 120-123.

. "Temple Potters of Puri.” res. 7/8 (Spring/Autumn 1984):
33-43,

Fu, Shen C. Y. "Han-shih t'ieh, The Best Calligraphic Work under
Heaven by the Sung Master Su Shih (1036-1101)." (In Chinese)

The National Palace Museum Monthly of Chinese Art, no. 19 (October
1984): 76-85.

. A Period Division and the Influence of Yen Chen-ch'ing's
Calligraphy. (In Chinese with a summary in English). Taipei , 1984.

. "The Influence of the T'ang Master Yen Chen-ch'ing on the
Calligraphv of the Ming Master Tung Ch’i-ch'ang (1555-1636)."
(In Chinese) The National Palace Museum Monthly of Chinese Art,
no. 21 (December.1984): 96-103.

"The Genuine and Forged Calligraphic Works of Po Ch'u-

chih (772-846) and Chang Chi-chih (1186-1266)."' (In Chinese).
The National Palace Museum Monthly of Chinese Art, no. 26 (May
MOSS) Rely 18a 125%

. "Reproduction and Forgery in Chinese Calligraphy." (In
Chinese) Shufa yen chiu (Studies in Calligraphy), Shanghai,
vol. 18 (December 1984): 93-115.

Jett, Paul, with Shelley Sturman and Terry Drayman Weissen. "A Study
of the Egyptian Bronze Falcon Figures in the Walters Art Gallery."
Studies in Conservation, vol. 30, no. 3, London. (Scheduled for
publication August 1985.

Lowry, Glenn D. Fatehpur-Sikri: A Sourcebook, ed. with Michael
Brand. Cambridge: Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at
Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1985.

Towry, Glenn D. With Michael Brand, Akbar'’s India: Art from the
Mughal City of Victory. New York: The Asia Society, 1985.
- /Review/ "l'art Islamique, by M. S. Simpson." MESA Bulletin.
vol. 18, no. 2 (December 1984): 253-254.
» /Review/ "Die Paithan-Malerie, by A. L. Dallapiccola."
Indo-Iranian Journal. (December 1984).
Winter, John with Elisabeth West FitzHugh. ''Some Technical Notes on
Whistler's 'Peacock Room.'"' Studies in Conservation, vol. 30,
no. 3, London. (Scheduled for publication August 1985).
"Some Material Points in the Care of East Asian Paintings."
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Dee, Elaine Evans. Designed for Theater, Drawings and Prints from the
Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Detroit: Detroit Institute of Arts, 1984.

Dee, Elaine Evans and Joice, Gail. [Introduction] Old Master Prints from
The Wallerstein Collection. Seattle: Seattle Art Museum, 1984.

Martinez, Katharine. Timeless Sources: Rare Books in the Collection of the
Cooper-Hewitt Museum. New York: Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1985.

McFadden, David Revere. "Documents of Design: Silver at Cooper-Hewitt
Museum." (Part II of 2 parts.) The Magazine Silver, vol. 17, no. 2
(March-April, 1984), pp. 8-15.

. "Documents of Design: The Silversmiths' Legacy," The Minneapolis

Institute of Arts Antique Show 1984 Catalogue. Minneapolis: 1984, pp.

41-48,

"Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York: Design for the Nation," Theta

House Charity Antiques Show Catalogue. Houstcn: Texas, 1984, pp. 76-81.
"A Question of Choice," Sweden Now, vol. 18, no. 6 (1984), pp.
22-25.

"Design is Also a Verb," Form Function Finland, no. 2 (Spring 1985).
New American Glass: The State of the Art in the States," intro-
ductory essay for a catalogue of an exhibition at Kulturhuset, Stockholm,
Sweden, 1985.
Juror's statement: "New Glass, 1985," Neues Glas, Germany.
General editor, Wine: Celebration and Ceremony, exhibition cata-
logue. "Celebration and Ceremony: Patterns of Ritual," from above. New
York: Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1985.
"Classics in Context,” Finland Living Design. New York: Rizzoli
International Publications, Inc., 1984, pp. 12-13.
"Tapio Wirkkala," gallery guide for exhibition. New York: IBM
Gallery of Science and Art, 1985.
Moss, Gillian. [Book review] "Newsletter," Lace Guild of New York, Feb. 1985.
Taylor, Lisa. [Foreword] Timeless Sources: Rare Books in the Collection of
the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. New York: Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1985.
. [Foreword] Wine: Celebration and Ceremony. New York: Cooper-
Hewitt Museum, 1985.
[Foreword ] European Illustration. London: European Illustration,

1984.

[Foreword] Theater Designs in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt
Museum. New York: Cooner-Hewitt Museum, «1985.

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Demetrion, James T. (Foreword) Representation Abroad by Joe

Shannon. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press
for the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, 1985.

Gettings, Frank. Artists and Models: Portraits from the

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Brochure. Washing-
ton, D.c.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service, 1984.

=--—-- . Forum: Picasso's 'Portrait of Dora Maar'. Drawing.

The International Review published by The Drawing Soci-
ety... Vol’. Vil, Now 10), May/gune,- 985i, pg. “Ox

McCabe, Cynthia Jaffee. Immigrant Artists/American Experi-

ence. Exhibition catalogue. New York: Independent Curators
Incorporated, 1985.

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Artists. Philadelphia: Balch Institute for Ethnic Stud-
les, 1985

Millard, Charles. Jack Bush in the 1970s. Jack Bush,
Toronto,» 1984,: pp! 48-59.

aim mo ome . The Gardens of Kyoto in Summer. The Hudson Review,
Summer, 1985, pp. 182-192.

Rosenzweig, Phyllis. Some Notes on Richard Nonas's Work,
Richard Nonas. Exhibition catalogue. Roslyn Harbor, New
York: Nassau County Museum of Fine Art, 1985.

Zilezer, Judith. Alfred Stieglitz and John Quinn: Allies in
the American Avant-Garde. American Art Journal 17, no. 3
(Summer 1985): 20-33.

JOSEPH HENRY PAPERS

Reingold, Nathan. '"Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Meets the Atom Bomb." In
Expository Science: Forms and Functions of Popularisation, eds.

T. Shinn and R. Whitley. Sociology of the Sciences 9 (1985):

229-245.

Reingold, Nathan, and Bodansky, Joel N. "The Sciences, 1850-1900, a
North Atlantic Perspective." Biological Bulletin 168 (suppl.)
(1985) :44-61.

Reingold, Nathan; Rothenberg, Marc; Dorman, Kathleen W. and
Theerman, Paul, eds. The Papers of Joseph Henry. Vol. 5,

The Princeton Years, January 1841-December 1843. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

Rothenberg, Marc. "History of Astronomy," Osiris 1 2nd Series
(1985):117-131.

"America's Independence: Political and Scientific."
TInterdisciplinary Science Reviews 9 (1984) :339-346.

Theerman, Paul H. "Unaccustomed Role: The Scientist as Historical
Biographer--Two Nineteenth-Century Portrayals of Newton." Biography,

An Interdisciplinary Quarterly 8 (1985):145-152.

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Bertin, Margaret. [General exhibition brochure] Igbo Arts: Community
and Cosmos. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of African Art, 1985.
Lifschitz, Edward and Alicia Taylor. Education Programs and
Resources, 1985-1986. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of
African Art, 1985.
Puccinelli, Lydia. [Gallery leaflet] Funerary Commemorative Head.
Washington, D.C.: National Museum of African Art, 1984.
{Gallery leaflet] Duala Ceremonial Racing Canoe
Model. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of African Art, 1985.

Saverino, Joan. [Teaching guide] Praise Poems: The Katherine White
Collection. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of African Art, 1984.

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Bolton-Smith, Robin. Portrait Miniatures in the National Museum
of American Art. Chicago and London: University of
Chicago Press, 1984.

Foresta, Merry Amanda. [Checklist]. Homage to Franz Kline:
Photographs by Aaron Siskind. Washington, D.C., 1985.

Hartigan, Lynda Roscoe. Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists
in Nineteenth-Century America. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

. [Gallery leaflet]. Looking at Sharing
Traditions: Five Black Artists in Nineteenth-Century
America. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press,
1985.

Herman, Lloyd E. [Introduction]. The Woven and Graphic Art of
Anni Albers. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Press, 1985.

- "The Art of the Turned Wood Bowl,” The
Art of Turned Wood Bowls. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1985.

. “The New Art Furniture: A Decade of Changes,”
Material Evidence: New Color Techniques in Handmade
Furniture. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.

. ([Juror's statement]. Wichita Decorative Arts
National Exhibition. Wichita Art Association, September
1985.

Manthorne, Katherine. Creation and Renewal: Views of
Cotopaxi by Frederic Edwin Church. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985 (English and Spanish
editions).

Panzer, Nora. Art & Literature: Supplementary Reading for
Exploration in American Art. Washington, D.C.: NMAA Pub-
lication, 1984.

ied

. [Editor]. Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists
in Nineteenth-Century America. Washington, D.C.:
Privately published, 1985.

“6th Annual National Family Arts Competition 1985:
Chesebrough-Pond's Celebrates the Family." Washington,
D.C.: Privately published, 1985.

Rand, Harry. The Martha Jackson Memorial Collection.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

[Introduction]. Emilio Cruz: Painting 1974-84.
New York City: The Alternative Museum, 1985.

[Introduction]. John Hultberg. Clinton, New York:
Hamilton College, 1985.

. [Contributor]. Paul Manship: Changing Taste in

" America. St. Paul, Minnesota: Minnesota Museum of Art,
1985.

Stokley Webster: Paintings 1923-1984. Daytona
Beach, Florida: Museum of Arts and Sciences, 1985.

. [Review]. "Martin Kotler.” Arts Magazine,
February 1985.

[Review]. “Leon Berkowitz.” Arts Magazine, June
£985.

[Review]. “Harris Rubin." Arts Magazine, October
1985. eee

. [Suite of six poems]. 9th Decade (London,
England), 1985.

Renwick Gallery, [Checklist]. The Flexible Medium. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Duplicating, 1984.

_Truettner, William H. "Dressing the Part: Thomas Eakins's

Portrait of Frank Hamilton Cushing.” The American Art
Journal, XVII, 2 (Spring 1985).

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Department of the History of Science and Technology

Daniel, Pete. Breaking the Land: The Transformation of Cotton, Tobacco,
and Rice Cultures since 1880. Champaign: University of Illinois Press,

1985.

Davis, Audrey. Obituary of Walter Pagel, Isis 75 (1984): 363-365.

----=- . "Dentistry and its Image in the Nineteenth Century.” Medical
Collectors' Association Newsletter 2 (March 1985): 1-10.

Saae . "Society Business.” Isis 76 (1985): 213-215.

Ezell, Edward C. The Great Rifle Controversy: Search for the Ultimate
Infantry Weapon from World War II Through Vietnam and Beyond.
Harrisburg, Pa.: Stackpole Books, 1984.

SS - Small Arms Today: Latest Reports on the World's Weapons and
Ammunition. Harrisburg, Pa.: Stackpole Books, 1984.

Green, Rayna, ed. That's What She Said: Contemporary Fiction and Poetry
by Native American Women. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University Press,
1984.

Ss - “Love At First Byte: Word Play and Imagination in the New
Machine Age." Cocona 5 (October 1985).

------ . “Wasted Away Again in Margaritaville: The Cult of Nachismo and
the New American Cuisine.” The Digest (October 1985).

Kidwell, Peggy Aldrich. "Women Astronomers in Britain, 1780-1930." Isis
(September 1984).

SSSSS . “Elijah Hinsdale Burritt and 'The Geography of the Heavens.'"
Sky and Telescope (January 1985).

Kondratas, Ramunas. Biographical sketches of Samuel Clagett Busey,
Charles R. Drew, George Martin Kober, George Lloyd Magruder, Frederick
May, Thomas Miller, Mary Almera Parsons, Robert Rayburn, and George
Tully Vaughan. In Dictionary of American Medical Biography, edited by
Martin Kaufman et al. 2 vols. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1984.

SSS . "The Community Pharmacy." New York: Ayerst Laboratories, 1985.

=—————— . "Pharmaceutical Botany." New York: Ayerst Laboratories, 1985.

SS . "Pills and Other Solid Dosage Forms.” New York: Ayerst
Laboratories, 1985.

Langley, Harold. Biographical sketch of Admiral John Rogers. In

Dictionary of American Military History. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press, 1985.
Lubar, Steven. “Customize Your Wordstar!" Washington Area Rainbow

User's Group Newsletter (February, 1984).
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of Lowell, Massachusetts," Economic and Business History, 2d series,
TS GE984)).

=~ . “A Career in History." In How to Get There From MIT. Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 1984.

Melosh, Barbara, and Christina Simmons. “Exhibiting Women's History."

In Presenting the Past, edited by Susan Porter Benson, Stephen Brier,
and Roy Rosenzweig. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1985.
Melosh, Barbara, comp. American Nurses in Fiction. New York: Garland
Publishing, Inc., 1984.
“"Every Woman Is a Nurse': Work and Gender in the Emergence of
American Nursing.” In Send Us a Lady Physician, edited by Maura Walsh.
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American Historians Newsletter 13, no. 2 (May, 1985): 23-24.

Merzbach, Uta C. “Idolatry, Automorphic Functions, and Conceptual
Change. Reflections on the Historiography of Nineteenth-Century
Mathematics.” In Transformation and Tradition in the Sciences. New
York: Cambridge University Press, 1984.

Molella, Arthur P. “At the Edge of Science: Joseph Henry, Visionary
Theorizers, and the Smithsonian.” Annals of Science 11 (1984): 445-461.

Molella, Arthur P., with Bernard Finn. "History of Electricity at the
Smithsonian.” IEEE Transactions in Education E-27 (1984): 218-225.

Post, Robert C., and Otto Mayr, eds. Yankee Enterprise: The Rise of the
American System of Manufactures. Japanese translation. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.

Post, Robert C. "Patent Models: Symbols for an Era." In American
Enterprise: Nineteenth-Century Patent Models, edited by Robert C.
Post. New York: Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1984.

=————— . "From the Editor.” Drag Racing 1 (November 1984): 4.

<a . ed. Every Four Years '84: The American Presidency. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.

Sharrer, Terry. American Anthem: An Exhibit of Songs and Symbols of
American History. Dallas: Trammel Crow Company, 1985.

Staudenmaier, John M. "Foreword," Technology's Storytellers: Reweaving
the Human Fabric. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1985.

Stephens, Carlene. "Before Standard Time: Distributing Time in
19th-Century America." Vistas in Astronomy 28 (July 1985): 113-118.

—== . "“Schreib- und Rechenmaschinensch a tze der Smithsonian
Institution.” Historische Burowelt 10 (July 1985): 7-10.

Vogel, Robert M. “Industrial Structures." In Built in the U.S.A.,
American Buildings from Airports to Zoos, edited by Diane Maddox.
Washington, D.C.: The Preservation Press, 1985.

SSS - "Cornwall Iron Furnace.” American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, 1985.

SS . "Draughting the Steam Engine.” Railroad History 152
(1985): 17-28.

SSS . "Casting About & Forging Ahead: The Preservation & Restoration

of Historic Iron-Working Sites in the United States.” In Ironworks and

Iron Monuments: Study, Conservation, & Adaptive Use. Rome: ICCROM,
985%

Warner, Deborah J. Introduction to facsimile edition of Illustrated
Descriptive Catalogue of Optical, Mathematical and Philosophical
Instruments 1856 by Benjamin Pike, Jr., 1984.

SSS . "William J. Young: From Craft to Industry in a Skilled Trade.”
Pennsylvania History 52 (1985): 53-68.

------ . "Star Charts: Their Lore and Meaning." In Celestial Images.
Boston: Boston University Art Gallery, 1985.

White, John H., Jr. “Another Early Snowplow.” Railroad History 151
(Autumn 1984): 6-9.

ae . "The Lion and the Dragon: The First Railway in China.” National
Railway Bulletin 50, no. 1 (1985): 34-41.

-—---- . “More on Matthew.” American Heritage (February/March 1985):
108-109.

ae . "Profile: Why Write History.” Railroad History 152 (Spring
1985): 6-12.

——-----, "The Steam Engine in Prints and Photographs." Railroad History
£52 (Spring 2985)e~29=41%

SS . “Almost on the Right Track: The Densmore Tank Car." Pennsylvania
Heritage (Summer 1985): 12-17.

Withuhn, William L. "The 1984 Railroad History Awards.” Railroad History
151 (Autumn 1984): 6-9.

Withuhn, William L., with Linn Moedinger. “The Pennsy Pulled a Fast
One!" Railfan & Railroad (September 1985): 36-42.

York, Neil Langley “Foreword,” Mechanical Metamorphosis: Technological
Change in Revolutionary America. Westport, Comn.: Greenwood Press,
1985).

Department of Social and Cultural History

Adrosko, Rita J. “American Coverlet Looms.” In Made in New York State,
Handwoven Coverlets 1820-1860. Watertown, N.Y.: The Jefferson County
Historical Society, 1985.

Harris, Elizabeth. "Wilkes'Die Entwicklung der eisermen
Buchdruckerpresse” Fine Print (1985).

Mayo, Edith, ed. American Material Culture: The Shape of Things Around
Us. Bowling Green, Ohio: Bowling Green University Press, 1985.

Melder, Keith. "A History of Partisan Press,” Campaigns & Elections
(Spring 1985).

Meider, Keith. "The Birth of Modern Campaigning,
(Summer 1985).

Roth, Rodris. “The New England, or ‘Olde Tyme,' Kitchen Exhibits at
Nineteenth-Century Fairs.” In The Colonial Revival in America, edited
by Alan Axelrod. New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 1985.

Rubenstein, Harry. "Collecting for Tomorrow: Sweden's Contemporary
Documentation Program." Museum News (August 1985): 55-60.

Wright, Helena. "Ephemera at the Smithsonian Institution," AB Bookman's
Weekly (March 4, 1985): 1571-1594.

Campaigns & Elections

Department of Public Programs

Cherkasky, Shirley, comp. Paper Crafts for the Holidays. Washington,
D.C.: National Museum of American History, 1984

aaa acaere - Holiday Recipes from Our Ethnic Heritage. Washington, D.C.:
National Museum of American History, 1984.

Kemp, Barbara, and Shirley Cherkasky. Eleanor Roosevelt's Washington.
Washington, D.C.: National Museum of American History, 1984.

National Philatelic Collection

Bruns, James H. “National Philatelic Collection Library Houses
Outstanding Literature Selection." Linn's Stamp News (October 8, 1984).

= . The First Highway Post Office. Mobile Post Office Society, 1985.

SS - “A Case of Something that was Overblown." The Transit Postmark
Collector (July-August 1985).

SSS - "Henry Jarrett's Annapolis Provisional Fakes." The United

States Specialist 56, no. 1 (1985): 33-39.
-----—— - ‘Letters at War." The United States Specialist, 56, no. 4
(1985): 159-166.

------ . “Letters at War.” The United States Specialist 56, no. 5
(1985): 205-210.

a . "Remembering the Catcher Arm." The United States Specialist 56,
no..6..,(1985) 2281-82. GA kD Leg ae 2

—-----, "Little Letters of World War II." Stamp Action 1 no. 1, (1985):

= . “It's All on the Stamp."
(1985): 360-65.

------. "Owney's Story." Stamp Action 1, no. 2 (1985): 4-5.

The United States Specialist 56, no. 8

National Numismatic Collection

Cancio, Leopoldo. "El Cid and his Money”. Gaceta Numismatica 73 (1984):
ily earls

SSS . “Inflation in Portugal as evidenced through the centuries by its
coinage.” Gaceta Numismatica 77 (1985): 21-22.

Clain-Stefanelli, Elvira, “Copper Coinages and the Monetary Economy of
the Early United States." In America's Copper Coinage 1783-1857. New
York: The American Numismatic Society, 1985.

aaa . Numismatic Bibliography. Munich: Battenberg Verlag, 1985.

————-= . "V.D. Brenner.” Medallic Sculpture. (Spring 1985): 3-8.

Gillilland, Cory. "Early American Copper Coinage in Relation to the Art
and Taste of the Period.” In America's Copper Coinage, 1783-1857. New
York: The American Numismatic Society, 1985.

SS . "85 FIDEM Congress.” Coin World (July 10, 1985): 1-3.

= . "“Medallic Treasures." The Robb Report 9, no. 3 (March 1985:

=== . "Medals Evoke Moods of Individual Artists." Coin World (July 3,
1985): 27-28.

Hebert, Raymond J. "An Anonymous Isfahan Bronze Dated in the Monkey
Year." Numismatics International Bulletin 18, no. 12 (December 1984):
3/9=375:

SS . "I. Marian Shrine Devotional Medals: Our Lady of Lourdes.”
Numorum 4, no. 1 (Winter 1984): 3-8.

SSS . "St. George, the Dragon, and the Holy Family." Numismatics
International Bulletin 19, no. 5 (May 1985): 137-139.

= . "A Devotional Medal Commemorating a Multiple Canonization in
1671." Numismatics International Bulletin 19, no. 1 (June 1985):

Vosloh, Lynn W., with Peter Huntoon. "A Unique Error and Great Rarity.”
Paper Money Magazine 24, no. 3 (May-June, 1985): 114-133.

Vosloh, Lynn W. Modern Gold Coinage 1984. Washington, D.C.: The Gold
Institute, 1985.

SSS . Modern Silver Coinage 1984. Washington, D.C.: The Gold
Institute, 1985.

Archives Center

Baty, Laurie A. Emily Hayden: Early Maryland Photographer. Towson, Md.:
Goucher College, 1985.

Fleckner, John A. Native American Archives: An Introduction. Chicago:
Society of American Archives, 1984,

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Haberstitch, David A. "Sally Stein on FSA Color,” “Reflections on
Curatorship and Connoisseurship,” and "Photographers of the
Mid-Atlantic Region.” Available Light (September 1985): 11-18. e
Harding, Robert S. Register of the George H. Clark Radioana Collection
c. 1880-1950. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

Afro-American Communities Project

Horton, James 0. "Double Consciousness: Afro-American Identity in the
Nineteenth Century.” In Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists in
Nineteenth-Century America, edited by Lynda Roscoe Hartigan.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

National Portrait Gallery

Barber, James G. U.S. Grant: The Man and the Image. The National
Portrait Gallery in association with Southern Illinois University
Press, Carbondale and Edwardsville, 1985.

Carr, Carolyn K. "Double Take: Master Otis Barton and his Grandfather
by William Merritt Chase", The Currier Gallery of Art Bulletin,

1984.

Christman, Margaret C. S. "Costumes" (at Historic Deerfield), The
Magazine Antiques 127 (3) (March 1985): 680-683.

Cox, Beverly J. and Denna Jones Anderson. Miguel Covarrubias Caricatures.

Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.
Fabian, Monroe H. Joseph Wright, American Artist, 1756-1793. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

Fern, Alan M. (Review) Bauhaus Photography, MIT Press, 1985, in The
New York Times Book Review, September 22, 1985.

(Review) Herbert Bayer: The Complete Work by Arthur A. Cohen,
MIT Press, 1984, in AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 3, No. 3,
Autumn 1985.
(Foreword) Joseph Wright, American Artist, 1756-1793 by Monroe
H. Fabian, 1985.

(Foreword) Miguel Covarrubias Caricatures by Beverly J. Cox and
Denna Jones Anderson, 1984.

New American Posters (exhibition brochure). Manchester, New
Hampshire: Currier Gallery of Art, March 1985.

"Portraits: Imperial, Official, and Personal," essay in People
And Power: Portraits from the Federal Village. New York: Harry
N. Abrams, Inc., 1985.

(Foreword) A Truthful Likeness: Chester Harding and His Portraits.

Washington, D.C.: National Portrait Gallery, 1985.
(Foreword) U.S. Grant: The Man and the Image by James G. Barber,
1985.

. (Foreword) William Edward West (1788-1857): Kentucky Painter.
Washington, D.C.: National Portrait Gallery, 1985.

Hart, Sidney. "A Graphic Case of Transatlantic Republicanism", The
Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography CIX (2) (April 1985):
203-213.

Henderson, Amy. (Review) James Barbour,‘ A Jeffersonian Republican by
Charles D. Lowery, in History, Reviews of New Books, April 1985.

Miller, Lillian B. "The Puritan Portrait: Its Function in Old and New
England", Seventeenth-Century New England. Edited by David D. Hall
and David Grayson Allen. The Colonial Society of Massachusetts.
Charlottesville, Virginia: University of Virginia Press, 1985.

"Rembrandt Peale: The Career of An American Old Master",

Rembrandt Peale 1778-1860. A Life in the Arts, catalogue for an

exhibition at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, February 22,

1985 to June 28, 1985. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical

Society of Pennsylvania, 1985.

Voss, Frederick S. Packaging Presidents: Campaign Memorabilia from
Presidential Campaigns Past. Hudson River Museum, 1984.

(Review) The Lincoln Image: Abraham Lincoln and the Popular Print
by Harold Holzer, et al., New York, 1984, in Winterthur Portfolio,
Spring, 1985.

Yellis, Ken. "Getting It Down on Paper." The Journal of Museum Education:
Roundtable Reports, Vol. 10, No. 2, Spring, 1985.

Yellis, Ken; and Education Department Staff. ''Variations on a Theme:
A Tribute to the American Musical Theater" (September 1984); "A Lone
Wolf," "Women's Work," and "Eleanor" (October 1984); "Mencken in
Winter: Reveries of an Iconoclast" (December 1984); 'In Good Company"
(January 1985); "Lou: The Remarkable Miss Alcott" (January 1985);
"Not Above a Whisper" (January 1985); "Enter Frederick Douglass"
(February 1985); "The Sage of Emporia" (March 1985); "A Bright and
Steady Flame: The Brilliant Miss Katharine Cornell" (May 1985);
"A Charles Ives Decoration Day" (May 1985); "Walt Whitman: Liberal
and Lusty as Nature" (May 1985); "Journey Through the Mind...Edgar
Allan Poe" (June 1985), Portraits in Motion Program Notes.

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OFFICE OF AMERICAN STUDIES

Washburn, Wilcomb E. "The Shaping of an American Ideology," Commentary
page, The Washington Times, September 11,.1984.

. "Indian Policy Since the 1880s," chapter in The
Aggressions of Civilization: Federal Indian Policy Since the 1880s,
edited by Sandra L. Cadwalader and Vine Deloria, Jr. (Philadelphia:
Temple University Press, 1984), pp. 45-57.

"Nach 50 Jahren: Ruckblick auf das Indian Reorgani-
zation Act (IRA)" (German translation of "A Fifty-Year Perspective on
the Indian Reorganization Act") Amedian, News from Native America
(Berichte aus dem indianischen Amerika), Vol. 12, No. 6/84, November
1984, pp. 7-11. :

"Pulling the Plug on the Sandinistas,"

page, The Washington Times, January 2, 1985.

Commentary

"Star Wars Scheme Protection Against U.S. Weakness
as Well as Soviet Might," Columns page, The Miami News, January 24,
1985.

. "Ethical Perspectives in North American Ethnology,"
(in Social Contexts of American Ethnology, 1840-1984; 1984 Proceedings
of the American Ethnological Society, June Helm, Editor and Symposium
Organizer, and Stuart Plattner, Proceedings Editor (Washington:
American Anthropological Association, 1985), pp. 50-64.

"Indianer und Weisse: Die Geschichte ihrer Bezie-
hung," chapter in Indianische Kunst im 20.Jahrhundert, edited by
Gernard Hoffmann (Munchen: Prestel-Verlag, 1985), pp. 15-21.

"The Southeast in the Age of Conflict and Revolution,"
in Alabama and the Borderlands: From Prehistory to Statehood, edited
by R. Reid Badger and Lawrence A. Clayton (University, Alabama: Uni-
versity of Alabama Press, 1985), pp. 143-153.

"

"Constructive Engagement and the U.S.S.R.," Commen-

tary page, The Washington Times, August 23, 1985.

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Beaudry, M. P. "Ceramic Production and Distribution in the Southeastern
Maya Periphery. Late Classic Painted Serving Vessels."' BAR
International Series 203. British Archaeological Reports 1. Oxford,
1984.

Bishop, R. L.; Reents, D.J.; Harbottle, G.; Sayre, E. V.; and van Zelst, L.

"The Area Groups: An Example of Style and Paste Compositional
Covariation in Maya Pottery." In Fifth Palengue Roundtable, 1983,
edited by Merle Greene Robertson and Virginia M. Fields.
Pre-Columbian Art Institute, Hearld Printers, Monterey. pp. 79-84,
1985.

Blackman, M. J. “The Provenience of Obsidian Artifacts from Late
Chalcolithic Levels at Aphrodisias, Turkey.'"' In Prehistoric
Aphrodisias, ed. M. Joukowsky, (Archaeologia Transatlantica Vol. IV)
Louvain-la-Neuve, Institut Superieur D'Archelogie et Histoire de
L'Art, Brown University, 1985.

Blackman, M. J. “Chemical Characterization of Sealing Clays from Fourth
Millenium B.C. Sites in Iran. In The Transactions of the American
Nuclear Society, vol. 49, pp. 168-169, La Grange, IL, 1985.

Cheng, Y., and Olin, J. S. "The Neutron Activation Autoradiography Program

at the Smithsonian Institution. In the Transactions of the American

Nuclear Society, vol. 49, pp 169, La Grange, IL, 1985.

Fraunfelter, G. H., and Bishop, R. L. "Invertebrate Megafauna of the
Palengue, Chiappas, Mexico Area."' Southern Illinois Studies 18,
(1985).

Garbin, M. L. “Leather Bibliography."' in Fogle ed. Recent Advances in
Leather Conservation. Foundation of the American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (FAIC), Washington, DC,
1985.

Goodway, M. "Disintegration of Zine Die-Castings." Journal of the
Historical Metallurgy Society 19 no 1 (1985) pp. 37-38. ;

Hamburg, D., Van Der Reyden, D., and Vitale, T. Paper Conservation
Catalog. Sec. 22: Humidification, Book and Paper Group. American
Institute of Conservation, Washington, DC, May, 1984.

Hamburg, D., and Vitale, T. Paper Conservation Catalog. Sec: 28
Drying/Flattening, Book and Paper Group, American Institute of
Conservation, Washington, DC, May, 1984.

Henderson, J. ‘An Iron Age Glass Bead." in Britnall and Savory ed.
Excavations at Gwerndale Cambrian Archaeological Society Monograph,

“no 2 (1984).

Henderson, J., et al. "A Bronze Age Glass Bead from Wilsford, Wiltshire."
Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 52 (1984).

Jornet, A., Blackman, M.J., and Olin, J. S. "XIIIth to XVIIIth Century
Ceramics from the Paterna-Manises Area (Spain)."' In Ceramics and
Civilization, ed. David Kingery, American Ceramic Society, pp
235-255, 1985.

Myers, J. E., and Blackman, M. J. “Conical Plates from Medieval Qsar

es-Seghir."' In the Proceedings of the Third International Congress
on Medieval Ceramics. 1985.

Padfield, T. “A Cooled Display Case." Museum 146 (1985) pp. 102-103. .
Reents, D. J. and Bishop, R. L. “History and Ritual Events on a
Petexbatun Classic Maya Polychrome Vessel."" In Fifth Palenque

Roundtable, 1983, edited by Merle Green Robertson and Virginia M.
Fields. Pre-Columbian Art Institute, Hearld Printers, Monterey, pp
57:=63,:. 1985:

Stark, B. L., Heller, L., Nelson, F. W., Bishop, R. L., Pearsall, D. M.,

Whitley, D. S., and Eells, H. "Rl Balsamo Residential Investigations = a
Pilot Project and Research Issues. American Anthropologist, 1985.

Von Endt, D. W., and Ortner, D. J. “Experimental Effects of Bone Size and
Temperature on Bone Diagenesis." Journal of Archaeological Science,
11 (1984) pp. 247-253.

Wright, R. “Technology and Style in Ancient Ceramics." In. W. D.
Kingery, Ceramics and Civilization. Pittsburgh, American Ceramic
Society, pp. 5-25, 1985.

Wright, R. “The Frontiers of Prehistoric Baluchistan and the Development
of the Indus Civilization."' In. K. M. Trinkaus, Ed. Polities and
Partitions. Arizona State Press, 1985.

Papers Presented at Technical Meetings

Ballard, M. W. "Weighted Silks Observed with SEM-EDS."" Thirteenth Annual
Meeting of the American Institute for Conservation, Washington, DC,
May 1985.

Beaudry, M. P. “Late Classic Painted Ceramics as Indicators of Social
Class.'' Symposium on Copan Archaeology, at the Annual Meeting of the
Society for American Archaeology, Denver, April 1985.

Blackman, M. J. “Chemical Characterization of Sealing Clays from Fourth
Millenium BC Sites in Iran.'’ Symposium on Advances in Nuclear and
Atomic Analytical Methods: Nuclear Archaeometry Applications, at the
Annual Meeting of the American Nuclear Society, Boston, June 1985.

Blackman, M. J. and Wright, R. P. "Technological and Stylistic Changes in
Ceramics from the Fourth Millenium BC in Highland Iran."' Seminar on
Interactions among Technology, Style and Design in Ceramic History and
Archaeology, at the Annual Meeting of the American Ceramic Society,
Cincinnati, May 1985.

Cheng, Y. T. and Olin, J. S. “The Neutron Activation Autoradiography
Program at the Smithsonian Institution." Symposium on Advances in
Nuclear and Atomic Analytical Methods: Nuclear Archaeometry
Applications, at the Annual Meeting of the American Nuclear Society,
Boston, June 1985.

Goodway, M. “Iron."' Seminar on Metals for Conservators, at the Twelfth

Annual Meeting of the American Institute for Conservation, Washington,
DC, May 1985.

Grissom, C. A. "Zinc." Seminar on Metals for Conservators, at the Twelfth
Annual Meeting of the American Institute for Conservation, Washington,
DC, May 1985.

Jornet, A., Blackman, M. J., and Olin, J. S. “Investigation on Post
Medieval Glazed Ware from the Sevilla and Talavera Puenta Areas
(Spain)."' Seminar on Interaction among Technology, Style and Design
in Ceramic History and Archaeology, at the Annual Meeting of the
American Ceramic Society, Cincinnati, May 1985.

Myers, E. "Spanish State Building and Colonial Expansion: The Old World
Background of New World Maiolica."" Annual Meeting of the Society for
Historic Archaeology, December 1984.

van Zelst, L. "Gold and Silver.'' Seminar on Metals for Conservators, at
the Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the American Institute for
Conservation, Washington, DC, May 1985.

Wright, R. P. "Technological Innovations and Stylistic Change." Seminar
on Interactions among Technology, Style and Design in Ceramic History
and Archaeology, at the Annual Meeting of the American Ceramic
Society, Cincinnati, May 1985.

Wright, R. P. "New Perspectives on Third Millenium Painted Gray Wares."
Eight International Conference on South Asian Archaeology, Moesgard,
Denmark, July 1985.

OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

Buckler, James R., and Meehan, Kathryn “American Horticuiture.”

Garden Aesthetic 1730-1930, pp. 10-14. Historical Society of
Talbot County, Easton, Maryland, 1984.

Office of Museum Programs

Abrams, Morris editor. A Reference Guide for Materials Concerning Native
American Culture and History, Native American Museums Program/Office of Museum
rograms,

American Indian Collections in European Museums and Archives, Native American
Museums Program/Office of Museum Programs, 1985.

Degan, Paula editor. Proceedings for "Ways of Effectively Addressing Cultural
Responsiblities” a National Workshop for Tribal Museum Directors and
Administrators, Los Angeles, 1983. Native American Museums Program/Off ice
of Museum Programs,

Dong, Margaret and Glaser, Jane R. editors. Museum Studies/International,
Office of Museum Programs, 1984.

Mallet, Marcia editor. Studies by Museums for Program Planning and Exhibition
Evaluation. Native American Museums Program/Office of Museum Programs,
1985.

Native American Museums Program Newsletter Issue 4, Summer 1985, Native
American Museums Program/Office of Museum Programs.

Padwe, Alice ed. Older Adults and the Museum World: An Emerging Partnership.
Office of Museum Programs.

Training Program/Office of Museum Programs. OMP Newsletter, Volume II,
September, 1985.

Turgel, Marjorie ed. Let's Look at Washington - The Office of Museum Programs'
Guide to the Nation's Capital, Office of Museum Progams.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES

Cox, William E., "Guide to the Papers of Charles P. Alexander, circa 1870-
1982." Guides to Collections in the Smithsonian Archives, no. 3.
Archives and Special Collections of the Smithsonian Institution.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Archives, 1985.

Deiss, William A., "The Making of a Naturalist: Spencer F. Baird, the

Biology and Geology, Papers from the Fifth Easter Meeting of the
Society for the History of Natural History, 28-31 March, 1983. London:
Society for the History of Natural History, Special Publication 3
(1985) :141-148.

Deiss, William A, "William Greenleaf Eliot: The Formative Years (1811-
1834) ," Introductory Essay in Earl K. Holt, III, William Greenleaf Eliot,
Conservative Radical (St. Louis: First Unitarian Church of St. Louis, 1985).

Deiss, William A, "Audubon: Influences on an American Naturalist," In John
J. Audubon, 1785-1851, exhibit catalogue, Chattahoochee Nature Center,
8

SIL Staff Publications

Bedini, Silvio A. Clockwork Cosmos. Bernardo Facini and the Farnese
Planisferologio. Vatican City: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, 1985.

- [Translation] Il Gioco del Domino. Milan: Jaca Book Editoriale,
1985. Translation into Italian of The Spotted Stones, 1978.

. "Thomas Jefferson and American Vertebrate Paleontology." Derek de
Solla Price (1922-1983), Eloge. Florence, Italy, 1984. Virginia Division
of Mineral Resources Publication No. 61. Charlottsville, Va.: Department
of Mines, Minerals, and Energy, Division of Mineral Resources, 1985.

- [Review] A Catalogue of European Scientific Instruments in the

Department of Medieval and Later Antiquities of the British Museum by
F. A. B. Ward, in Technology and Culture 26 (3) (1985) :636-37.

- [Review] A Discourse on the Character and Services of Thomas

Jefferson, More Especially as Promoter of Natural and Physical Sciences,
in Technology and Culture 26 (3)(1985):637-38.

- [Review] Il circolo matematico di Palermo by Aldo Brigaglia and
Guido Masotto in Isis 75 (3)(1984):589-90.

- [Review] The Georgia-South Carolina Boundary. A Problem in
Historical Geography by Louis De Vorsey, Jr. in Annals of Science, 42

(2)(1985)':175-76.

Child, Margaret S. "The Future of Cooperative Preservation Microfilming."

Library Resources and Technical Services 29 (1)(1985):94-101.

- "New Techniques in Preservation.

" Humanities VI (4)(1985):31-2.

Gwinn, Nancy E. "The Rise and Fall and Rise of Cooperative Projects."

Library Resources and Technical Services 29 (1)(1985):80-86.

Hyltoft, John & Joyce Dreyfuss. [Abstract] "Non-Adhesive Bindings -- Utopia
or 25". "AIC Preprints: (1985).

Kenyon, Kay. "Zoo/Aquarium Libraries: A Survey," Special Libraries
75(1984):329-34. Reprinted in Animal Keevers' Forum 12 (1985):150-
181-83.

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Maloy, Robert. "College and research libraries and IFLA." College &
Research Libraries News 46 (7) (1985) :353-54.

Martinez, Katherine. [Exhibition Catalogue] Timeless Sources: Rare Books
in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. New York: Cooper-Hewitt
Museum, 1985.

Matthews, Nancy L. William Sheppard, Cromwell's Law Reformer. Cambridge
Studies in English Legal History. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University
Press, 1984.

Rahim, Enayetur. Smitnsonian focus on India: a quide to the Institution's

resources. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

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Scott, Catherine D. & Lee Ash, eds. Aeronautics and Space Flight
Collections. New York: Haworth Press, 1985. Also published as Svecial

Collections 3 (nos. 1 and 2) (1985).

Stanley, Janet L. African Art: A Bibliographic Guide. Smithsonian
Institution Libraries Research Guide No. 4. New York: Africana Publishing

Co. 781985.

- "African Art and the AAT". Art Documentation (Tucson) 4 (3)
(1985):103-105.

« “National Museum of African Art Branch Library, Smithsonian
Institution Libraries, Washington, DC," African Research and Documentation
(London) 35 (1984) :38-39.

- "African Art Periodicals," Art Documentation (Tucson) 3
(1984) :93-95.

- [Review] Africa Adorned, by Angela Fisher. Library Journal (Oct.1l,
1984).

- [Review] African Libraries: Western Tradition and Colonial
Brainwashing, in Africana Journal (New York) 13 (1984): 1-4. 1984.

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. [Review] African Masterpieces From the Musée de l'Homme, by

Susan Vogel and Francine N'Diaye. Library Journal (June 1, 1985).

-° [Review] Broken Roots: a Biographical Narrative on the Shona People

in Zimbabwe, by Paul Chidyausiku. African Book Publishing Record (Oxford)

TY Aa) a985)) 5

- [Review] Kenya Magic, by John Schmid. African Book Publishing Record
(Oxford) 10 (3)(1984).

- [Review] Libraries in West Africa: A Bibliography, by Helen Davies.
Africana Journal 13 (1-4) (1984).

- (Review] Nigerian Periodicals Directory, by C. N. C. Asomugha.
African Book Publishing Record (Oxford) 10 (3)(1984).

- [Review] A Short History of African Art, by Werner Gillon. Library
Journal (May 1, 1985).

Wells, Ellen. Horsemanshiv: A Bibliograpny of Printed Materials from the
Sixteenth Century through 1984. (Garland Reference Library of the
Humanities, vol. 474). New York: Garland Publishing Inc., 1985.

: "Horsemanship: its literature and bibliography." Encyclopedia of
Library and Information Science, 38 (1985):192-204.

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7 "Prints commemorating the Rome, 1656 plague epidemic." Annali

dell'Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza di Firenze, X (1985):15-21.

& Renata Rutledge. "Book Collecting and Care of Books."
Revised edition. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Libraries, 1985.

Publications of the Smithsonian Institution.Traveling Exhibition Service

Books and Exhibition Catalogues

Chambers, Katherine, ed. Update, 1984-85. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1984.

Material Evidence: New Color Techniques in Handmade Furniture. Washington,

. D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.
Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.

Weiss, Harvey A. Ebla to Damascus: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Syria.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service,
1985.

Booklets and Brochures

Chambers, Katherine, ed. Siteline, nos. 19 and 20. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.

Ebla to Damascus: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Syria. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.

Gettings, Frank. Artists and Models: Portraits from the Hirshhorn Museum

and Sculpture Garden. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibition Service, 1984.

Exhibition Service, 1984.

Goodman, Deborah Lerme. Eva Zeisel: Designer for Industry. Washington, D.C.:

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1984.
. Newcomb Pottery: An Enterprise for Southern Women, 1895-1940.

Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service,

1984.

Proposing an Exhibition to SITES. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibition Service, 1985.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service,
1985.

Posters

Drawn from the Sea: Art in the Service of Ichthyoloay

Fola to Damascus: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Syria

Mouton Rothschild: Paintings for the Labels

Newcomb Pottery: An Enterprise for Southern Women, 1895-1940

Power and Gold: Jewelry from Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines

Sculpture: Exploring Three Dimensions

Three Centuries of German Painting and Drawing from the Collections of the
Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

Hunt, Marjorie. “Cultural Conservation." Festival of

American Folklife Program Book, ed. Thomas Vennum, Jr., -
pp. 38-39. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

Kenoyer, Jonathan Mark. "South Asian Cooking." Festival of

American Folklife Program Book, ed. Thomas Vennum, Jr.,
pp. 82-86. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

Kurin, Richard. “Morality, Personhood and the Exemplary Life:
Popular Conceptions of Muslims in Paradise." Moral Conduct

. and Authority: The Place of Adab in South Asian Islam, ed.
Barbara Metcalf, pp. 196-220. Berkeley: University of
California Press, 1984.

and Pria Devi. "Aditi--A Celebration of
Life." Aditi: The Living. Arts of. India,,ed. Patricha
Gallagher, pp. 31-183. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1985.

“Aditi: A Celebration of Life." Festival of

American Folklife Program Book, ed. Thomas Vennum, Jr.,
pp. 95-96. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

"Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief." Anthropology
85/86, ed. Elvio Angelonia, pp. 12-17. Guilford: Dushkin
Annual Editions. (Reprint, 1985)

- “Islamization in Pakistan: A View from the
Countryside.” Asian Survey 25, no. 9 (1985)3852-62.

"Mela: A Festival Fair of India." Festival
of India, pp. 150-154. New York: Harry Abrams, -Inc., 1985.

“Mela! An Indian Fair." Festival of American

Folklife Program Book, ed. Thomas Vennum, Jr., pp. 66-71.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

McCarl, Robert. The District of Columbia Fire Fighters’
Project: A Case Study in Occupational Folklife.
Smithsonian Folklife Studies Number 4. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1985.

Vennum, Thomas, Jr. [Review] Traditional Ojibwa Religion, by
Christopher Vecsey. American Indian Quarterly (Spring
1984) :369-73.

"The Ojibwe Begging Dance." Music and
Context: Essays in Honor of John Ward, ed. Anne D. Shapiro,
pp. 54-78. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University
Music Department, 1985.

, ed. Festival of American Folklife Program
Book. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1985.

: [Review] Die Volksmusikinstrumente der
Schweiz, by Brigitte Geiser-Bachmann. Ethnomusicology (Fall
1985) 3517-20.

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Office of Telecommunications

Film and Video Productions. The listing which follows contains
material based on research done by Smithsonian curators or other
personnel:

"The Blue Planet." A 15-minute film. Compares and contrasts the
Maine coast with a tropical coral reef. (NMNH)

"Coral Reefs and the Discovery of New Resources on a Blue

Planet." (working title) A 28-minute film. A documentary on
the complex ecosystems and food sources of a tropical reef.

"Here at the Smithsonian..." - 15 2-2 1/2-minute features.

The following is a complete listing of "Here at the

Smithsonian..." features, distributed to stations during 1985,

which contain material based on research done by Smithsonian

curators or other personnel: ;

"Say It Ain't So, Wesley." Two curator-sleuths at the National
Air and Space Museum have proved that the world's most famous
aerial photographs--the fabled Cockburn-Lange collection from
World War I--are fakes. (NASM)

"Black Artists in the 19th Century." To celebrate Black History
Month, a look at five black artists who overcame the odds,
achieving success in 19th century America. (NMAA)

"Mechanical Musical Marvels." They brought music to cafes,
dance halls, and into the home long before the phonograph --
and now they play again. (NMAH)

"America's Castle." Tourists have often wondered why the
"heart" of the Smithsonian is a medieval castle. A look
behind the scenes at the history of this unique American
building. (SI)

"Deep Sea Mysteries." A unique submersible now makes it possible
for scientists to dive to observe the extraordinary creatures
living deep in the waters of the Caribbean. (NMNH)

"The Smithsonian's Model Shop." Behind the scenes, skilled
craftspeople create the models -- from airplanes to dinosaurs
-- which enhance Smithsonian exhibitions.

"Keeping Orchids Alive." The National Orchid Collection boasts
over 45,000 plants, many of them endangered and rescued from
the world's vanishing rain forests. (OH/NMNH)

"Something To Hang The Paint On." Artist Jim Dine has become
famous for his paintings of everyday things like robes,
hearts, and tools. He comes to the Smithsonian for a major
exhibition of his work. (HMSG)

"The World's Biggest Camera." Located on a mountain in southern
Arizona, this camera takes snapshots of gamma rays in the
distant universe. (SAO)

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"The Tale of The Kite." A brief history of mankind's first
aircraft, as told by a Smithsonian historian who's been
putting kites to some amazing uses for nearly eighty years.
(NASM)

"A Modern Noah's Ark." A visit to the Smithsonian's
Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal, Virginia, a
"country home" for some of the rare and endangered animals
being cared for by the National Zoo. (NZP)

"Restoring It Wright." The world's first airplane, the original
1903 Wright Brothers' Flyer, has just undergone a complete
restoration for the first time since coming to the
Smithsonian--and museum visitors were able to watch the whole
process. (NASM) :

"Diplomats In Buckskins." In the 19th century, thousands of
Indians came to the Nation's Capitol and were treated with
all the ceremony of foreign diplomats. It's a little known
but important chapter in the government's dealings with the
Indians. (NMNH)

"Folklife '85." The sights and sounds of the Festival of
American Folklife, from marimba music of the Mayan Indians to
New Orleans Dixieland. (OFP)

"Advertising Yesterday and Today." The three million artifacts
in the Smithsonian's Collection of Advertising History do
more than "plug" products; they help document the "America"
of their time. (NMAH)

"Video Astronomy." A revolutionary new tool, developed at the
Harvard/Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, is providing
highly detailed and colorful images of the universe, including
Halley's Comet. (SAO)

"A Woman Ahead Of Her Time." The story of Martha Jackson, a
Manhattan gallery owner who gave many of the superstars of
contemporary American art their first big chance. (NMAA)

"The Old Country Post Office." For decades, in much of rural
America, the post office was the most important link to the
outside world. Recalling that time, we visit the one-room
Headsville, West Virginia, post office and general store, now
located in the Museum of American History. (NMAH)

"Smithsonian Galaxy," 104 2 1/2-minute features.

"Radio Smithsonian," 52 half-hour programs.

The partial listing of Radio Smithsonian segments, which follows,

contains material based on research done by Smithsonian curators

Or other personnel:

"Apollo's Legacy." Moon rocks brought back to Earth by
astronauts. (NASM) September 2, 1984.

"The Curse that Wasn't." The Hope Diamond's legend and its true
story. (NMNH) September 9, 1984.

"Looking Forward in Retrospect." An exhibition called
"Yesterday's Tomorrows" explores popular expectations about
the future. (NMAH) September 16, 1984.

"One Million Mosquitos." More than one million are in the
Smithsonian's mosquito collection. (NMNH) September 23,
1984.

"Thinking about Animals." People's attitudes toward animals.
(NZP, SI) September 23, 1984.

"The World's Biggest Tenderfoot." Little-known elephant facts
and lore combined with preservation attempts for an
endangered species. (NZP) September 30, 1984.

"Political Spots." Brief history of campaign "spots" from the
30's through the 50's. (NMAH) November 4, 1984.

"The Final Frontier." Speculation on living and working in
outer space. (NASM) December 16, 1984.

"Here Comes Halley's." Smithsonian astronomers preview 1985's
big celestial event, the arrival of Halley's Comet. (NASM,
SAO) December 16, 1984.

"Hairstreaks and Skippers." Two entomologists report on the
bizarre lifestyles of butterflies. (NMNH) December 30, 1984.

"Seaweed Mystery." Seaweed grows 850 feet beneath the sea
without sunlight. Scientists are trying to find out how.
(NMNH) January 6, 1985.

"Quetzalcoatlus Flies Again...Maybe." Quetzalcoatlus Northropi,
better known as the Pterosaur, was the largest creature ever
to fly. Experts try to build a working model. (NASM)
January 13, 1985.

"Say It Ain't So, Wesley." Wesley Archer published some of World
War I's most famous aerial combat photos. Two curators say
they're fakes and explain how and why Wesley did it. (NASM)
January 13, 1985.

"New at the Zoo." New director Dr. Michael Robinson looks at the
changing roles of modern zoos. (NZP) January 20, 1985.

"Insects in Peru, Part 2." Follow-up on the continuing canopy
studies of biologist Terry Irwin, who at last count had upped
the number of insect species in the rain forests to 30
Million. (NMNH) January 20, 1985.

"The Spider's Web." Jonathan Coddington provides more
information on evolution derived from the lives and habits of
arachnids. (NMNH) February 10, 1985.

"Understanding Echinoderms." Found in marine habitats all over
the world, it is no easy task to understand these sea urchins,
starfish and their kin. (NMNH) February 10,1985.

"Happy Birthday, DC-3." The first commercially viable plane
turns 50 this year but the credit should really go to its
older brother, the DC-2. (NASM) February 17, 1985.

"People in transition." Anthropologist Allison Brooks observes
a major cultural change in !Kung San people of Africa's
Kalahari Desert as they evolve from a hunter-gather society
into an agricultural one. (NMNH) February 24, 1985.

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"Animals and Tools." New research reveals that animal tool use
is far more widespread than suspected. (NZP) March 17, 1985.

"Venezuela's Lost World." Cerro Neblina, a mountain rising out
of a remote rain forest offers unique research opportunities.
(NMNH) March 24, 1985.

"Thomas Paine: A Hero Scorned." A chronicle of the career of an
American patriot and revolutionary. -(NPG) March 31, 1985.
"Stamp Stories." Postal peculiarities recounted by the curator

of the National Philatelic Collection. (NMA) March 31, 1985.

"A Museum Milestone." Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the
National Museum of Natural History. (NMNH) April 7, 1985.

"Frontier Warfare." Historians, curators, and archivists trace
the history of combat between Native Americans and settlers
from 17th-century confrontations in Virginia to Custer's Last
Stand. (NMNH/NMAH) April 28, 1985.

"Mammals in the Spotlight." A new permanent hall reveals the
origin and evolution of mammals, from 60 million years ago
to the present day. (NMNH) July 7, 1985.

"The Coast of Maine." A new living biosystem recreates the
complex chains of life in the salt marches, mud flats and
rocky shores of Maine's coast. (NMNH) July 7, 1985.

"Before America." From the language of the Maya to the music of
the Chippewa, a review of our current Knowledge and
speculation about America before the white man came. (SI,
NASM, MNAH) July 14, 1985.

"The First Secretary." Exploring the research and writings
of Joseph Henry, the Smithsonian's first presiding officer.
(JHP) July 12, 1985.

"U.S. Grant--the Unknown Soldier." Portraits, photographs and
personal memorabilia trace Grant's rise to fame as a Civil
War general and President of the United States. (NPG)

July 28, 1985.

"American Gypsies." A portrait of the Rom, an American Gypsy
group that has carved a niche in this country despite their
illiteracy, lack of education, and harsh treatment from the
rest of society. (NMAH) September 1, 1985.

"IRAS the Magnificent." IRAS is the Infra-Red Astronomy
Satellite which recently concluded its triumphant tour
of space. (NASM) September 15, 1985.

"Deep Sea Creatures." In the deep dark cold of the oceans, many
a strange and fanciful being resides. (NMNH) September 29,
1985.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PRESS

Williams, Martin, "Honoring Bill Evans" (annotation to The Complete

Riverside Bell Evans record album).

- ‘"Just Asking." Jazz Times (September 1984).

- ™"Fictionalizing Tarzan." Tarzine (June 1985).

- "Celebrating the Word Saxophone Quartet." Jazz Times
(August 1985).

. "Drug Abuse and the Comic Strip" (letter). The Comics
Journal (June 1985).

- "Jazz: What Happened in Kansas City." American Music
(Summer 1985).

Jazz Heritage (Oxford). (September 1985).

SMITHSONIAN RESIDENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Caraveli, Anna. Scattered in Foreign Lands: A Greek Village in Baltimore.
Exhibition Catalogue. Baltimore, Md.: The Baltimore Museum of Art, 1985.

----- "The Symbolic Village: Community Born in Performance.” Journal of
American Folklore, vol. 98, July-Sept., 1980.

Frye, Melinda Young. “Charles Wilcomb's Colonial Kitchens, 1895, 1906;
1910." In The Colonial Revival in America. New York: Norton/Winterthur,
1985.

The Smithsonian Associate, monthly 32- to 52-page newsletter, Janet W.
Solinger, publisher/executive editor, and Karen R. Sagstetter, editor.

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Reading Is Fundamental, Inc.

RIF Newsletter. Published three times a year, the Newsletter reports

on RIF activities nationwide. A technical assistance insert, addressing
local projects' requests for information on how to motivate youngsters
to read, is included in Newsletters sent to RIF projects. The
Newsletter reaches 20,000 people throughout the United States and
offshore territories.

Parents' Brochures. A series of four brochures on the topics "Choosing
Good Books for Your Children," "TV and Reading," "Reading Aloud to

Your Children," and "Upbeat and Offbeat Activities to Encourage
Reading." i

Books to Grow On: A Parent's Guide to Encouraging Young Readers. A
resource for parents of children from infancy to age eleven.

The RIF Book of Ideas. A series of booklets on fundraising, selecting
books for young people, and motivating children to read.

I Want You. A brochure to assist RIF projects in recruiting and training
volunteers.

Reading Is Fun. Tips for Parents. A booklet offering suggestions on
how to encourage children up to the age of eight to read.

Children's Bookshelf. An annotated list of 106 books for chidren up
to the age of eleven.

Profiles. Descriptions of the publishers and distributors that serve
RIF projects. The Profiles list special discounts and services
offered by each supplier and are distributed annually to all projects.

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

Aronson, Julie, contributor. American Naive Paintings.from the National
Gallery of Art. Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 1985.

Ash, Nancy. "Media Problems." Paper Conservation Catalog (1985).

Brown, David. "Leonardo and the Idealized Portrait in Milan." Arte
Lombarda, 67 (1983-84):102-116.
"A Leonardesque Madonna in Cleveland." Scritti di storia
dell-arte in onore di Federico Zeri, 2 vols. Milan, 1984.
M2912 301,
. "Parmigianino at Fontanellato." FMR, no. 1 (1984):140-147.
Carriveau, Gary W., et al. "Some Comparisons Among Majolica Samples
from Faenza and Pesaro." Faenza, LXX, 1985.
. “A Characterization of the Pesaro Samples in the Trace

Elements." Bulletin American Ceramics Society, no. 5 (1985).
. "Caratterizzazioni chemico-fisiche di campioni di majolica

d'area romagnolo medioevale e post medioevale." Faenza, 1985.
Chotner, Deborah, contributor. American Naive Paintings from the National
Gallery of Art. Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 1985.
Cikovsky, Nicolai, Jr. Essay and entries. George Inness [Exhibition
catalogue] Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1985.
. "The Civilized Landscape." American Heritage (April/May
1985) :32-41.
"George Inness." FMR (1985).
"Notes on the Museum Set." Ansel Adams: Classic Images
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art,
1985.
Daniels, Maygene. "The International World of Archives." New England
Archivists Newsletter.
Doumato, Lamia, contributor. American Reference Books Annual.
Littleton, Colorado: Libraries Unlimited, 1985.

[Review] Contemporary Designers ed. by Ann Lee Morgan.
Reference Quarterly, 23, no.4 (Summer 1985):495, 505.

. [Review] Helen Frankenthaler: Works on Paper by Karen
Wilkin. Choice (July/August 1985):13.

. [Review] A Woman's Touch: Women in Design from 1860 to the
Present Day by Isabelle Anscombe. Choice (March 1985):21.

» contributor. Gemini G.E.L.: Art and Collaboration.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art;
New York: Abbeville Press, 1984.

, contributor. Dictionary of Women Artists. Boston: G.K.
Hall, 1985.

Edelstein, J.M. [Review] Devour the Fire: Selected Poems of Harry
Crosby -17Finerrrint, I1, no. 2(April 1985)s112.

[Review] Ezra Pound: A Bibliography by Donald Gallup.

Credences: A Journal of Twentieth Century Poetry and Poetics,
N.S., 3, no. Il(Spring 1984):202-203.

Feigenbaum, Gail, contributor. Around 1610: The Onset of the Baroque.
London, Matthiesen Gallery, 1985.

. "Old Master Exhibitions in New York." Burlington Magazine,

CXXVII, no. 985 (1985):255-56.

Fine, Ruth, contributor. Gemini G.E.L.: Art and Collaboration.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art;
New York: Abbeville Press, 1984.

. "L.A. Prints.” Essay in John Bidwell. ed., A Bibliophile's
Los Angeles. Los Angeles: William Andrews Clark Memorial
Library, UCLA, 1985.

Freedberg, Sydney J. [Foreword] Five Centuries of Italian Painting,

1300-1800. [Exhibition catalogue] Houston: The Blaffer Collection.
. “On Art History." New Criterion, 4, no. 1 (September
1985):18-21.

Graselli, Margaret. "Prodiges des crayons." Beaux Arts (Collection Les
Grandes Expositions), special issue devoted to Watteau (October
1984) :50-55.,

Grier, Margot E., contributor. Gemini G.E.L.: Art and Collaboration.
{Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art;
New York: Abbeville Press, 1984.

"Belvedere Examined." Art Documentation, 3, no.4 (Winter

1984) :128-130.

Hirschauer, Gretchen. Leonardo da Vinci. Drawings of Horses from the

Royal Library at Windsor Castle. [Exhibition brochure] Washington,
D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 1985.

. “Leonardo da Vinci's Studies of the Horse." The Chronicle

of the Horse, 48, no. 11 (15 March 1985) :38-39.

Kelly, Franklin. [Review] Reflections of Nature by Ella Foshay.
Winterthur Portfolio (Autumn 1985).

Lewis, Douglas. "Madonna and Child, 1420s." In Jean C. Harris, ed.,
The Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, Handbook of the Collection.
South Hadley, Massachusetts, 1984, 22-23,

. "Il significato della decorazione plastica e pittorica a
Maser.'"' Bollettino del Centro Internazionale di Studi di
Architettura, 22 ("1980"=1985), pt. 1, Atti del convegno
internazionale su "Palladio e il palladianesimo: 203-213.

"David with the Head of Goliath, Cast no. 1."3 "David with
the Head of Goliath, Cast no. 2"; and "David of the Casa Martelli."
In Italian Renaissance Sculpture in the Time of Donatello.
[Exhibition catalogue] Detroit: Detroit Institute of Arts, 1985.

Luchs, Alison. ''Madonna and Child under an Arch"; "Cosimo de'Medici,
Pater Patriae"'; "Bernardo Rossellino"; "A Lady of the Vespucci
Family(?)"; "Francesco di Giorgio"; "The Deposition"; "Saint John
the Baptist"; and "David." In Italian Renaissance Sculpture in the
Time of Donatello. [Exhibition catalogue] Detroit: Detroit
Institute of Arts, 1985. :

Lydecker, John Kent. "The Patron, Date and Original Location of Andrea
del Sarto's Tobias Altar-piece." The Burlington Magazine, 127
(1985) :349-355.

Olivetti, Trudi, contributor. Scholars' Guide to Washington, DJG. fox
Audio Resources: Sound Recordings in the Arts, Humanities, and
Social, Physical and Life Sciences. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1985.

Owens, Carlotta J. John James Audubon: The Birds of America.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art,
1984,

» contributor. Gemini G.E.L.: Art and Collaboration.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art;
New York: Abbeville Press, 1984.

Rice, Danielle. “Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun vs. Adelaide Labille-Guiard: A

Rivalry in Context." Proceedings of the Western Society of French
History, 1984.

» contributor. "Women and the Visual Arts." In French Women

and the Age of Enlightenment. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana
University Press, 1984,

Robison, Andrew C. Master Prints from Washington Private Collections.
[Exhibition brochure] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art,
1985.

. "Prints of the Brucke Artists." German Expressionist
Prints from the Collection of Ruth and Jacob Kainen. [Exhibition

catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 1985.

. "The Museum Curator and Fine Prints: Past, Present, and
Future." Books and Prints, Past and Future. New York: The
Grolier Club, 1984.

Russell, H. Diane. Robert Nanteuil: Portrait Engraver to the Sun King.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art,
1985.

Stuckey, Charles F. "Degas as an Artist; Revised and Still Unfinished."
Degas - form and space, Paris: Centre culturel du Marais, 1984.

"Monet's art and the act of vision." In John Rewald and
Frances Weitzenhoffer eds., Aspects of Monet. New York: Harry N.
Abrams, Inc., 1984, 108-21.
Seurat. Mount Vernon, New York: The Artist's Limited
Edition, 1984.
» editor. Monet: A Retrospective. New York: Hugh Lauter
Levin Associates, Inc., 1985.

. "Parthenon Fever." [Letter to the editor] Art in America,
73 (February 1985):5
. "Rebecca Howland's Brainwash." In ABC No Rio Dinero: The

Story of a Lower East Side Art Gallery. New York, 1985:159-6l.
. [Review] Renoir: His Life, Art, and Letters by B. E.
White. Art in America, 72 (December 1984) :23-24.
. [Review] Degas: His Life, Times and Work by R. McMullen,
and James Tissot by M. Wentworth. Art in America, 73 (June
1985) :17-19.
. [Review] 19th-Century Art by R. Rosenblum and H. W.
Janson. Art in America, 73 (February 1985):17-19.
. "Recent Degas Publications." Burlington Magazine, 127, no.
988 (July 1985):465-67.
Tuttle, Virginia. "Lilith in Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights."
Simiolus, 16, no.2 (1985).
Williams, William James. [Introduction] "Impressionism from Paris to
Washington." In John House, Impressionist Masterpieces, National

Gallery of Art, Washington. New York: Hugh Lauter Levin
Associates, Inc., 1985, 6-23.

Wilmerding, John. [Foreword] Monotypes by Maurice Prendergast in the
Terra Museum of American Art. Chicago, 1984, 5-6.

With, Christopher, contributor. "Prints of the 1920's: An Art of
Engagement" and "Prints of the 1920's: A New Direction." German
Expressionist Prints from the Collection of Ruth and Jacob Kainen.
[Exhibition catalogue] Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art,
1985, 71-103...

Wolff, Martha. German and Netherlandish Masters of the Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Centuries. The Illustrated Bartsch, X. New York, 1985.

Appendix 7

The Smithsonian Institution and Its Subsidiaries, September 30, 1985

Office: of the. Secretary

The Secretary

Executive Assistant

Special Assistant

Administrative Assistant
(Appointments)

Supervisor, Secretary's Files

Office of the Under Secretary

The Under Secretary
Administrative Assistant

Robert McCormick Adams

James M. Hobbins
Joseph Coudon

Mary Lee Nissley
Betty J. Edwards

Dean W. Anderson
Teresa Pietroski

Office of Audits and Investigations

Director
Deputy Director

Assistant Directors - Audits

Investigator

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Chris S. Peratino
Patrick J. Stanton
Jerry L. Chandler
John C. Fawsett
William M. Phillips

Peter G. Powers
Marie C. Malaro
Alan D. Ullberg
Ildiko P. DeAngelis
Robert A. Dierker
George S. Robinson
Sharon White Senghor
Marsha S. Shaines
James I. Wilson

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Science

Assistant Secretary
Executive Officer

Program Manager

Research Program Specialist

David Challinor

Harold J. Michaelson
Ross B.
Pita R.

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Donald S. Lopez
Karl P. Suthard
Robin A. Schroffel
Claude D. Russell
Paul A. Hanle

Helen C. McMahon
Patricia J. Graboske
Patricia E. Johnston
Nancy H. Starr

Brian M. Duff

M. Antoinette Amos
Ronald E. Wagaman

Rita C. Cipalla
Marilyn E. Lyons
Wendy A. Stephens
Hernan I. Otano

Paul E. Garber
Edmund T. Wooldridge
Howard S. Wolko
Robert C. Mikesh
Tom D.Crouch

R. E. G. Davies

Von D. Hardesty

C. Glen Sweeting
Claudia M. Oakes
Dominick A. Pisano
Jay P. Spenser
Robert van der Linden

Ted A. Maxwell

Patricia A. Jacobberger
Priscilla L. Strain
Thomas R. Watters
Constance G. Andre

David H. DeVorkin
Paul E. Ceruzzi
Linda N. Ezell

Allan A. Needell
Derek W. Elliott
Joseph N. Tatarewicz
Frank H. Winter
Cathleen S. Lewis
James H. Sharp

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Chief,- Production Unt. ..csiccscac oe ses Harold J. Pippin
Chief, Auddloviistial TUNEES. ccc cede se os S0% John E,. Hartman
Chief; JATCLUMGE oN Sle cece ane reds ee Mary H. Valdivia
Chief, Media Resources ws csc cosine Soc 8s Patricia A. Woodside
Assistant Director for Operations ...cece. Edward B. Chalkley

Chief, Preservation and Restoration

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Collections Manager i. 6c es ce stews cidete Alfred J. Bachmeier

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Director

Associate Director

Acting Director

Acting Associate Director

Assistant Director for
Special Projects

Assistant Director for
Programs

Special Assistant to
the Associate Director

Writer-Editor

Administrative Officer

Administrative Assistant

Administrative Specialist

Management Analyst

Program Manager

Special Assistant to
the Director

Assistant Director for
Education

Assistant Director for
the Automatic Data
Processing Program

Assistant Director for
Exhibits

Registrar

Building Manager

Supervisory Museum
Specialist, Scanning
Electron Microscope
Laboratory

Richard S. Fiske

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(Resigned July 7, 1985)

James C. Tyler
(Appointed March 3,
James C. Tyler

1985)

(Appointed July 7, 1985)

Stanwyn G. Shetler
(Appointed August 4,

Catherine J. Kerby
Stanwyn G. Shetler
Jerome A. Conlon
Thomas R. Harney
Mary Rakow Tanner
Noreen Dinndorf
Elizabeth E. Greene
John C. Townsend, Jr.
Marsha Cox

Ruth Selig

Joan C. Madden

T. Gary Gautier
Laurence P. O'Reilly

Margaret A. Santiago
Edward McCoy

Walter R. Brown

1985)

Anthropology

Chairman

Administrative Assistant
Collections Manager
Conservation Laboratory,

Supervisor
Public Information Specialist

Adrienne L. Kaeppler

(Appointed March 17, 1985)
Clara Ann Simmons

(Retired July 3, 1985)
Candace Greene

(Appointed June 9, 1985)

Carolyn L. Rose
Ann Kaupp

HANDBOOK OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

General Editor

Managing Editor

Production Manager

Management Services Assistant
Anthropologist

Linguist

Librarian

HUMAN STUDIES FILM ARCHIVES

Director
Assistant Director

William C. Sturtevant
R. H. Ives Goddard III
Diane Della-Loggia
Melvina Jackson
Johanna C. Scherer

R. H. Ives Goddard III
Lorraine H. Jacoby

Herman J. Viola
Barbara Johnson

NATIONAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL ARCHIVES

Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director

LATIN AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGY

Curator
Associate Curator
Expert

Herman J. Viola
James R. Glenn
Paula Fleming

Robert M. Laughlin
William H. Crocker
Betty J. Meggers

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Curators

Associate Curator

OLD WORLD ANTHROPOLOGY

Curators

Associate Curators

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Curators

Associate Curator

LINGUISTICS

Curator

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES,
SCIENTISTS

James M. Adovasio
(Archeology)

John Albanese
(Geology)

Andrew Apter
(Ethnology)

Larry Banks
(Archeology)

Virginia L. Bavendam
(Ethnology)

Gillian Bentley
(Physical Anthropology)

Ava Berenstein
(Linguistics)

William W. Fitzhugh
Bruce D. Smith

Dennis J. Stanford
William Cc. Sturtevant
William L. Merrill

Adrienne Kaeppler
Ivan Karp

William B. Trousdale
Gus Van Beek

Mary Jo Arnoldi

(Appointed November 1, 1984)

Paul Taylor

J. Lawrence Angel
Donald J. Ortner
Douglas H. Ubelaker
Richard Potts

(Appointed November 5,

R. H. Ives Goddard III

COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

Kathleen J. Bragdon
(Linguistics)
Alison S. Brooks
(Archeology)
Ernest S. Burch, Jr.
(Archeology)
Margaret Caldwell
(Physical Anthropology)
Henry B. Collins
(Archeology)
Frederic A. Cordova
(Ethnology)
Aron Crowell
(Archeology)

1984)

Edith Dietze
(Ethnology)
John C. Ewers
(Plains Ethnology)
Don D. Fowler
(Archeology)
George Frison
(Archeology)
Bruno Frohlich
(Physical Anthropology)
Gordon D. Gibson
(Ethnology)
Kathleen Gordon
(Physical Anthropology)
James Griffin

(Archeology)
Chris Hardin
(Ethnology)
Gary Haynes
(Archeology)
Brian Hesse
(Archeology)
John Homiak
(Ethnology)
Neil C. Hughes
(Archeology)
H. Edwin Jackson
(Archeology)
Bennie C. Keel
(Archeology)

Jennifer O. Kelley
(Physical Anthropology)

Eugene Knez
(Ethnology)

Richard T. Koritzer
(Physical Anthropology)

JoAnne Lanouette
(Education)

Paulina Ledergerber °
(Archeology)

Mary McCutcheon
(Anthropology)

Botany

Chairman

Administrative Assistant
Collections Manager
Senior Botanists

David Meltzer
(Archeology)

Jerald T. Milanich
(Archeology)

Jill Neitzel
(Ethnology)

Stephen Potter
(Archeology)

Mary L. Powell
(Physical Anthropology)

Walter G. J. Putschar
(Physical Anthropology)

Bruce D. Ragsdale
(Pathology)

Saul H. Riesenberg
(Ethnology)

Jean-Loup Rousselot
(Archeology)

Lucile E. St. Hoyme
(Physical Anthropology)

Robert G. Schmidt
(Geology)

Shirley J. Schwarz
(Archeology)

Andrew Sillen
(Physical Anthropology)

T. Dale Stewart
(Physical Anthropology)

Russell Thornton
(Physical Anthropology)

Jean Umiker-Sebeok
(Linguistics)

Mildred M. Wedel
(Archeology and
Ethnohistory)

Waldo R. Wedel
(Archeology)

Wirt Wills
(Archeology)

Pamela J. Wintle
(Film Archives)

Melinda Zeder
(Zooarcheology)

Mark M. Littler
Nella F. Lloyd
George F. Russell
Edward S. Ayensu

(Resigned June 30, 1985)
Richard S. Cowan

(Resigned October 31, 1985)
Mason E. Hale, Jr.

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PHANEROGAMS

Curators

Associate Curators

FERNS

Associate Curator

GRASSES

Curator

CRYPTOGAMS

Curators

PALYNOLOGY

Curator

_ PLANT ANATOMY

Curator

Dan H. Nicolson
Robert W. Read
Stanwyn G. Shetler
Dieter C. Wasshausen
John J. Wurdack
Robert B. Faden
Vicki A. Funk
Marie-Héléne Sachet
Laurence E. Skog

David B. Lellinger

Thomas R. Soderstrom

Mark M. Littler
James N. Norris
Harold E. Robinson

Joan W. Nowicke

Richard H. Eyde

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

SCIENTISTS

Pamela Balough
(Orchids)

Katina Bucher
(Algae)

Jose Cuatrecasas
(Flora? ‘o£: Tropical
South America)

James A. Duke
(Flora of Panama)

F. Raymond Fosberg
(Tropical Island Plants)

Aaron Goldberg
(Phanerogams)

Charles R. Gunn
(Seeds)

LeRoy H. Harvey
(Grasses)

Mark Edward Hay
(Marine Algae)

Joseph H. Kirkbride, Jr.
(Rubiaceae)

EUbent Lar Little, Jr.
(Dendrology)

Diane §S. Littler
(Marine Algae)

Alicia Lourteig
(Neotropical Botany)

Kittie F. Parker
(Compositae)

Duncan M. Porter
(Phanerogams )

Muriel E. Poston
(Loasaceae)

Clyde F. Reed
(Phanerogams )

Amy Y. Rossman
(Fungi)

Velva E. Rudd
(Leguminosae)

Edith BE. B. Scott
(Bryophyta)

Lyman B. Smith
(Flora of Brazil)

Frans A. Stafleu
(Phanerogams)

William L. Stern
(Plant Anatomy)

Christopher E. Tanner
(Marine Botanical
Systematics)
Phillip R. Taylor
(Marine Botanical Ecology)
Edward E. Terrell
(Phanerogams )
Egbert H. Walker
(East Asian Flora)

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Entomology

Chairman

Collections Manager

Senior Scientist

NEUROPTEROIDS AND DIPTERA

Curators

LEPIDOPTERA

Curators

Associate Curator

COLEOPTERA

Curators

HEMIPTERA

Curator

HYMENOPTERA

Senior Scientist
Associate Curator

MYRIAPODA AND ARACHNIDA

Associate Curator

Wayne N. Mathis
Gary F. Hevel
Karl V. Krombein

Oliver S. Flint, Jr.
Wayne N. Mathis

John M. Burns
Don R. Davis
Robert K. Robbins

Terry L. Erwin
Paul J. Spangler

Richard C. Froeschner

Karl V. Krombein
Ronald J. McGinley

Jonathan A. Coddington

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES,
SCIENTISTS

Joachim Adis
(Coleoptera)
Annette Aiello

(Lepidoptera)
Donald W. Anderson
(Coleoptera)

Edward W. Baker
(Mites)
S. W. T. Batra
(Hymenoptera) |
S. Franklin Blanton
(Diptera)
Barnard Burks
(Hymenoptera)
Robert W. Carlson
(Hymenoptera)
J. F. Gates Clarke
(Lepidoptera)
Margaret Collins
(Orthoptera)
Jerry Coyne
(Diptera)

Hilary Crusz
(Insects of Sri Lanka)

K. C. Emerson
(Mallophaga)

John H. Fales
(Lepidoptera)

Douglas C. Ferguson
(Lepidoptera)

Richard H. Foote
(Diptera)

John G. Franclemont
(Lepidoptera)

Raymond J. Gagne
(Diptera)

Robert D. Gordon
(Coleoptera)

E. Eric Grissell
(Hymenoptera)

William L. Grogan, Jr.
(Diptera)

Ashley B. Gurney
(Orthoptera)

Ralph E. Harbach
(Diptera)

Bruce A. Harrison
(Diptera)

COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

Thomas Henry
(Hemiptera)

John B. Heppner °*
(Lepidoptera)

Jon L. Herring
(Hemiptera)

Ronald W. Hodges
(Lepidoptera)

Harry Hoogstraal
(Medical Entomology)

W. L. Jellison
(Mites, Ticks)

James E. Keirans
(Ticks)

John M. Kingsolver
(Coleoptera)

Lloyd Knutson
(Diptera)

James P. Kramer
(Homoptera)

Paul M. Marsh
(Hymenoptera)

Arnold S. Menke
(Hymenoptera)

Douglass R. Miller
(Homoptera)

Scott E. Miller
(Microlepidoptera)

Carl F. W. Muesebeck
(Hymenoptera)

David F. Nickle
(Orthoptera)

Paul A. Opler
(Lepidoptera)

David L. Pearson
(Coleoptera)

Robert V. Peterson
(Diptera)

Kenelm W. Philip
(Lepidoptera)

Robert W. Poole
(Noctuidae)

George W. Rawson
(Lepidoptera)

Mary Livingston Ripley
(General Entomology)

Louise M. Russell
(Homoptera)

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Curtis W. Sabrosky
(Diptera)

Jay C. Shaffer
(Microlepidoptera)

Sunthorn Sirivanakarn
(Mosquitoes) |

Robert L. Smiley
(Mites)

David R. Smith
(Hymenoptera)

Theodore J. Spilman
(Coleoptera)

George C. Steyskal
(Diptera)

Manya B. Stoetzel
(Homoptera)

F. Christian Thompson
(Diptera)

Invertebrate Zoology

Chairman
Collections Manager

Administrative Assistant

CRUSTACEA

Curators

Associate Curator

ECHINODERMS

Curators

Edward L. Todd
(Lepidoptera)
Robert Traub
(Siphonaptera)
Katsuji Tsuneki
(Hymenoptera)
Hayo H. W. Velthuis
(Hymenoptera)
Ronald A. Ward
(Medical Entomology)
Richard E. White
(Coleoptera)
Donald R. Whitehead
(Coleoptera)
Willis W. Wirth
(Diptera)
David Wooldridge
(Coleoptera)

Clyde F. E. Roper
Roland H. Brown
Martha J. Vincellette

J. Laurens Barnard
Thomas E. Bowman
Roger F. Cressey
Charles W. Hart, Jr.
Robert P. Higgins
Louis S. Kornicker
Raymond B. Manning
Brian F. Kensley

Frederick M. Bayer

Stephen D. Cairns
(Appointed February 1985)

David L. Pawson

Klaus Ruetzler

MOLLUSKS

Curators

WORMS

Curators

Richard S. Houbrick

Clyde F. E. Roper

Joseph Rosewater
(Deceased March 1985)

Kristian Fauchald
W. Duane Hope
Meredith L. Jones
Mary E. Rice

REGISTRY OF TUMORS IN LOWER ANIMALS

Director

Microbiologist

Biological Laboratory
Technician

Histotechnologic Specialist

Biological Research Assistant

Museum Specialist

Biological Research Assistant

Research Assistant

John Harshbarger
Sing Chen Chang

Jennifer B. Clark

(Appointed December 1984)
Linda Cullen

(Resigned July 1985)
Linda Deck

(Appointed March 1985)
Phyllis Spero
Christine Louton

(Resigned February 1985)
Marilyn Slatick

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

SCIENTISTS

J. Bruce Bredin

Fenner A. Chace, Jr.
(Emeritus Zoologist)

Steven Chambers

Joan D. Ferraris

Stephen L. Gardiner

Terrence M. Gosliner

M. G. Harasewych

Horton H. Hobbs, Jr.
(Emeritus Zoologist)

Lipke B. Holthuis

Roman Kenk

J. Ralph Lichtenfels

Patsy McLaughlin

Charles G. Messing

John E. Miller
Katherine Muzik

Isabel Perez-Farfante (Canet)

Richard E. Petit

Marian Pettibone
(Emeritus Zoologist)

Anthony J. Provenzano, Jr.

Harald A. Rehder
(Emeritus Zoologist)

I. G. Sohn

Ronald B. Toll

Geerart J. Vermeij

Gilbert L. Voss

Austin B. Williams

David K. Young

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Mineral Sciences

Chairman
Administrator

METEORITES

Curator
Associate Curator
Geochemist

MINERALOGY

Curator
Associate Curator
Crystallographer

PETROLOGY AND VOLCANOLOGY

Curators

Associate Curator

PHYSICAL SCIENCES LABORATORY

Chemists

Electronics Technician

SCIENTIFIC EVENT ALERT NETWORK

Museum Specialist
Museum Technicians

Robert F. Fudali
Roberta Lynn Ellington

(Appointed October 14, 1984)

Roy S. Clarke, Jr.
Glenn J. MacPherson
Kurt Fredriksson

John Sampson White
Jeffrey Post
Daniel E. Appleman

Richard S. Fiske
William G. Melson
Tom Simkin

Sorena Sorensen

Eugene Jarosewich
Joseph A. Nelen
James E. Collins

Lindsay R. McClelland
Elizabeth Nielsen
Emily Wegert

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES,
SCIENTISTS

Vagn F. Buchwald
(Meteorites)
William C. Buell IV
(Volcanology)
Cathy Busby-Spera
(Petrology)
Gary R. Byerly
(Petrology)
Felix Chayes
(Petrology and Volcanology)
Suzanne P. DeAtley
(Petrology and Volcanology)
Robert T. Dodd
(Meteorites)
John Filson
(Petrology and Volcanology)
Michael Fleischer
(Mineralogy)

Paleobiology

Chairman
Curators Emeritus

Administrative Assistant

Collections Manager

Deputy Collections Manager

Paleobiological Information
Specialist

Scientific Illustrator

Vertebrate Paleontology
Preparation Laboratory,
Supervisor

Senior Scientists

COLLABORATORS,

AND AFFILIATED

Martin Flower
(Petrology and Volcanology)
Edward Henderson
(Meteorites)
Peter Levens
(Mineralogy)
Brian H. Mason
(Meteorites)
Paul B. Moore
(Mineralogy)
Debra S. Stakes
(Petrology and
Geoffrey Thompson
(Petrology and
Othmar T. Tobisch
(Petrology and

Volcanology)

Volcanology)

Volcanology)

Ian G. Macintyre

G. Arthur Cooper

C. Lewis Gazin
Betty M. Lomax
Frederick J. Collier
Jann W. M. Thompson

Raymond T. Rye II
Mary A. Parrish

Arnold D. Lewis
Richard H. Benson

(Appointed June 9, 1985)
Richard E. Grant
Porter M. Kier

(Retired June 3, 1985)

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Geologists

Curators

Associate Curators

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES,

SCIENTISTS

Jean M. Berdan
William A. Berggren
Raymond L. Bernor
Gioacchino M. Bonaduce
Arthur J. Boucot
Sankar Chatterjee
Anthony G. Coates
Josephine W. Cooper
Steven J. Culver
Daryl P. Domning
Raymond C. Douglass
J. Thomas Dutro, Jr.
Ralph E. Eshelman
Jerzy A. Federowski
Robert M. Finks
Frank A. Garcia
Mackenzie Gordon, Jr.
Richard R. Graus
Peter C. Griffith
Peter J. Harmatuk
Jessica A. Harrison
Leo J. Hickey

S. Taseer Hussain
Jeremy B. C. Jackson
Gilbert Kelling

Carl F. Koch

N. Gary Lane

Ian G. Macintyre
James F. Mello
Kenneth M. Towe
Walter H. Adey
Richard S. Boardman
(Retired March 31,
Martin A. Buzas
Alan H. Cheetham
Robert J. Emry
Nicholas Hotton III
Francis M. Hueber
Jack W. Pierce
Clayton E. Ray
Thomas R. Waller
Anna K. Behrensmeyer
William A. DiMichele
(Appointed
September 15, 1985)
Scott L. Wing
(Appointed
September 30, 1984)

COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

Kenneth E. Lohman
Venka V. Macintyre
Sergius H. Mamay
Robert B. Neuman

1985)

William A. Oliver, Jr.

Thomas F. Phelan
John Pojeta, Jr.

Roy H. Reinhart
Charles A. Repenning
Kenneth D. Rose
Bruce Runnegar
William J. Sando
Judith Schneider
Vincent P. Schneider
R. Craig Shipp
Frederick J. Siegel
Elwyn L. Simons
Judith Skog

Roberta K. Smith-Everenden

Norman F. Sohl
Donald Spoon

George D. Stanley, Jr.
Frank C. Whitmore, Jr.

Druid Wilson
Ellis L. Yochelson
Rinaldo Zinardi

Vertebrate Zoology

Chairman
Collections Manager
Administrative Assistant

FISHES

Curators

Associate Curators

AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES

Curators

BIRDS

Curators

MAMMALS

Curators

Associate Curator

W. Ronald Heyer
J. Phillip Angle
Anna L. Datcher

Robert H. Gibbs, Jr.
Victor G. Springer
Stanley H. Weitzman
G. David Johnson
Richard P. Vari

W. Ronald Heyer
George R. Zug

Storrs L. Olson
George E. Watson

(Resigned January 3, 1985)
Richard L. Zusi

Charles O. Handley, Jr.
James G. Mead

Richard W. Thorington, Jr.
Michael D. Carleton

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY EMERITUS

Secretary Emeritus
Special Assistant
Museum Specialist

S. Dillon Ripley
Adele Y. Issa
Bruce M. Beehler

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RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, COLLABORATORS, AND AFFILIATED

SCIENTISTS

John W. Aldrich
(Birds)

John S. Ash
(Birds)

Richard C. Banks
(Birds)

John C. Barber
(Birds)

Bruce M. Beehler
(Birds)

William Belton
(Birds)

Gregory D. Bentz
(Birds)

Michael A. Bogan
(Mammals )

Heraldo Britski
(Fishes)

Eleanor D. Brown
(Birds)

Robert L. Brownell, Jr.
(Mammals )

Bruce B. Collette
(Fishes)

C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr.
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Andrzej Elzanowski
(Birds)

Louise H. Emmons
(Mammals )

Robert K. Enders
(Mammals)

Carl H: Hrust
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Alan Feduccia
(Birds)

Sara V. Fink
(Fishes)

William L. Fink
(Fishes)

Mercedes S. Foster
(Birds)

Thomas H. Fritts
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Jeffery Froehlich
(Mammals)

Alfred L. Gardner
(Mammals)

Michael Goulding
(Fishes)
Martha B. Hays
(Birds)
Richard Highton
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
George J. Jacobs
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Frances C. James
(Birds)
Gordon L. Kirkland, Jr.
(Mammals )
Irving L. Kornfield
(Fishes)
William H. Krueger
(Fishes)
Roxie C. Laybourne
(Birds)
John M. Legler
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Roy W. McDiarmid
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Antonio Machado-Allison
(Fishes)
Francisco Mago-Leccia
(Fishes)
Joe T. Marshall
(Birds)
Linda R. Maxson
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Naercio Menezes
(Fishes) :
Joseph C. Mitchell
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Ralph S. Palmer
(Birds)
Lynne R. Parenti
(Fishes)
Allan R. Phillips
(Birds)
Ronald H. Pine
(Mammals )
Gregory K. Pregill
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
John E. Randall
(Fishes)
G. Carleton Ray
(Mammals )

Randall R. Reeves
(Mammals)
S. Dillon Ripley
(Birds)
Cc. Brian Robbins
(Mammals)
Alan H. Savitzky
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Albert Schwartz
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Norman J .cScott orc.
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
William F. Smith-Vaniz
(Fishes)
David W. Steadman
(Birds)
Kenneth J. Sulak
(Fishes)
Stephen G. Tilley
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

James C. Tyler
(Fishes)
Joseph P. Ward
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Richard J..Wassersug
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Marilyn Weitzman
(Fishes)
John S. Weske
(Birds)
Claudia P. Wilds
(Birds)
E. 0. Wiley
(Fishes)
James D. Williams
(Fishes)
Don E. Wilson
(Mammals)
David B. Wingate
(Birds)

Smithsonian Oceanographic Sorting Center

Director
Administrative Assistant
Marine Biologists

Leslie W. Knapp
Patricia K. Buckley
Frank D. Ferrari
Gordon L. Hendler
Betty J. Landrum
Ernani G. Menez

Smithsonian Marine Station At Link Port

Scientist-in-Charge
Administrative Officer
Research Assistants

MUSEUM SUPPORT CENTER

Director

Administrative Assistant
Collections Coordinator
Data Manager

Shipping Officer

Facility Manager

Mary E. Rice

June J. Jones
William D. Lee
Sherry Anne Petry
Julianne Piraino
Hugh F. Reichardt

U. Vincent Wilcox
Patti B. Young
Wendy C. Jessup
Joan B. Andrews
James Lee
(Appointed June 23, 1985)
Charles E. Dunn

National Zoological Park

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Executive Officer,
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Assistant Director for Conservation and

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Department of Zoological Research:
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Research Associates and Affiliated Scientists
(Zoological Research):

Associate in Ecology ...cccrecacee aieileteeveietetace cls S. Dillon Ripley

CollaboratonsSy circ shee cketelerewcieleras «

Adelmar Coimbra-Filho Priya Davidar
Wolfgang Dittus — John F. Eisenberg
Richard Estes John Frazier

John Gittleman Theodore Grand
Russell G. Greenberg James G. Hallett
Susan Lumpkin Naney Muckenhirn
Galen B. Rathbun Douglas Richards
John Robinson Kenhelm W. Scott
Melvin Sunquist Betsy Trent Thomas

Susan Wilson

Department of Animal Health:
Veterinarian-in-Charge e@ooeeereeveeoeeeeoeece ee eee R. Mitchell Bush

Associate Veterinarian .....ccsercccseccceesess Lyndsay Phillips, Jr.
Animal Physiologist @eeescseaeocoee@eeecseseeseeseeeee @ David Wildt

Research Associates (Animal Health):

Prabir Chakraborty Beverly Gilroy
Stephen J. O'Brien

Collaborators, ic.s,sieje eres aisiaeucnere rs aie

Michael D. Abramowitz Richard Alsakar
Max J. Appel Kenneth C. Bovée
Thomas McPherson Brown Harold Clark

Art Clexton M. Kathryn Hammock
A. Everette James, Jr. John Knight

Seth A. Koch Bill Lasley
Douglas W. McKay Stephen J. O'Brien
Carroll Platz William J. Ravich
Edward Ruley Patricia Schmidt

Department of Pathology:
PathnolOgisSt—in=CHaAr Ge 2 ciccccccdvccscscccess - Richard J. Montali

Research Associates (Pathology):

George P. Allen Richard Alsaker
Max J.G. Appel Chris Gardiner
George Imes Bruce Smith
John Strandberg Bernard Zook

Department of Conservation, Front Royal, Virginia
Curat or-in-Charge @e@oeoeeoeceseaoeceeeeeeeoeseeeoceee Christen M. Wemmer

Research Associates:

Peter August Joel Berger
Richard Estes Charles McDougal
Hemanta Mishra Rodney Jackson

Rickard Watling

Facilities Manager @eeeoeeteoeaceoceoseeoeeeeenoeeeeeeoee @ John N. Williams

Office of Support Services

Office of Facilities Management
Chief eeeescesesoeaoeoeoeoeseeoeeeeeeeeeceeeeseeoeeseeeaeeee @ David Boothe

Office of Construction Management
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Office of Graphics and Exhibits
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Office of Police and Safety
COLCT ecicrewisc piace ssc aeeies cartels wee sweeeecelse Samer. Middlevoniarurys

Friends of the National Zoo

Executive Director (Acting) ....ceccecccccececeeees RODeErt Mason

OFFICE OF FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS

Acting Director--~----~---------------------------- Roberta W. Rubinoff
Administrative Officer------------~---------------- Catherine F. Harris
Grants Program Manager—---------------~------------ Francine C. Berkowitz
Grants Program Assistant—-------------------------- L. Ernelle Ross
Academic Programs Manager------------------------- Raymond W. Branham
Academic Network Coordinator—-------------------=--- Magali M. Carrera
Academic Programs Specialist---------------------- Jacki Thompson Rand
Academic Programs Assistant----------------------=- Carolin McManus
Records Coordinator--------------------=----------- Amelia Crittenberger

Director Irwin Shapiro

Lois Aguilar-Chiu
Yoram Avni
Eugene H. Avrett
Robert Babcock
Sallie L. Baliunas
Eric Bloemhof
Donato Bramanti
Victoria Buch
Nathaniel P. Carleton
Frederic H. Chaffee
Kelly V. Chance
John Chandler

Jon H. Chappell
M. Mark Colavito
James B. Conklin, Jr.
Allan F. Cook, II
Valerie de Lapparent
Robert J. Davis
Marino Dobrowolny
Andrzej K. Drukier
Andrea K. Dupree
Martin S. Elvis
Robert Estes
Giuseppina Fabbiano
Daniel G. Fabricant
Michel Faucherre
Giovanni G. Fazio
George B. Field
Edward L. Fireman
William Forman
Jane L. Fox

Fred A. Franklin
Franco Fuglini
Larry Gardner
John C. Geary
Margaret Geller
Owen Gingerich
Isabella Gioia

Leon Golub

Paul Gorenstein
Mario Grossi
Stephen L. Guberman
Gordon Gullahorn
Alan H. Guth

Carl R. Gwinn
Shadia Habbal

F. R. Harnden, Jr.
Daniel Harris

Lee W. Hartmann
Robert G. Hohlfeld
John P. Huchra

John Hughes
Edward Imbier
Christine Jones-Forman
Kenneth Kalata
Wolfgang Kalkofen
Scott Kenyon

Kate Kirby

David G. Koch -
John L. Kohl
Michael Kurtz
Robert L. Kurucz
Donald Q. Lamb
David W. Latham
Myron Lecar
Russell M. Levreault
Robert R. Lewis
Alan P. Lightman
Florence J. Lin
Edward Lilley
Enrico Lorenzini
Tommaso Maccacaro
Brian Marsden
Ursula B. Marvin
Robert D. Mathieu
Edward Mattison
Jeffrey McClintock
Richard E. McCrosky
Gary J. Melnick
James Moran
Stephen Murray
Philip Myers

Peter Nisenson
Robert W. Noyes
Costas Papaliolios
William H. Parkinson
Francis Primini
Harrison E. Radford
John C. Raymond
Robert Reasenberg
Mark Reid

George B. Rybicki
Rudolph Schild
Daniel Schwartz
Joseph Schwarz
Frederick Seward
Michael Shao

Jack Slowey

Robert Stachnik
Robert P. Stefanik
Harvey Tananbaum
Wesley Traub

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

Ginevra Trinchieri
Wallace Tucker
Jean Turner
Giuseppe Vaiana
Leon Van Speybroeck
Robert Vessot
George A. Victor
Trevor C. Weekes
Wei Shen

Steven Weinberg
Fred L. Whipple
Charles A. Whitney
Belinda Wilkes
Steven P. Willner
George L. Withbroe
John A. Wood
Diana Worrall
Kouichi Yoshino
Martin Zombeck

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SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

DTTC O Tove esi o) cneietelelelc)aletereusiate ene evsiiexc ere e-eie.evecclereros Wil team pire. Kulenisn

Assistant DirectorsS....c.ec.

Ceesvedevecceees David Ls Correia
Walter Shropshire, Jr.

Executive Officer. .ccccccscccevcccccseesceee: Garolyn M. Walker

Administrative Officer......

ccceccccacoeecece JOoSeph C. Fisher

OFFLice Manager. sescccccreccceccvoceccovesese, Joanne Battista

Facilities Manager..ccccccecce

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Program Assistants. for Public Information... Linda Chick

Judy Collins

Agricultural Engineer.....ccecccccecceceeeee JONN Sager

Anthropologist....cscccccesee

S42 ose oeecjese eet RODELL Stuckenrath

BUOCHEMES Eisis s:c10101s 0.0.6 ce.esessiecs cee wees ee. Maurice Margulies

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Plant ECOLOLISE. .cscsccesescecesecccvcesccges Dennis F. Whigham

Plant Physiologists.........

Meliss eie.s,e.0%ele elec ery Oharles! b. Cleland
Gerald Deitzer
Bert G. Drake
William O. Smith

LOOUOSLSES eis cere oe sos se sits csscceees cesueiancice es ANSON H. Hines

Affiliated Scientists:

BHOCHEMAUSIE seis eletere © os .ce ereveieiere

James F. Lynch

a ee: Barbara Chereskin

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Donald Weller

Pilani BLOUO SUSE <0. ow cio wisiele 4 sueioresicheseieeiiose clo lorael Levy

Pilant Physiologist sisis/s) es cve.0%

ceeccccccoeeesse Francis X. Cunningham; Jr.

Zoologist..... eteiaere aveneielers Serre eslalsiexe eietevevslere (ROMUALA Lipeius

Smithsonian Office of Educat

Director
Administrative Assistant

Research Psychologist

ional Research

John H, Falk
Mary Mangone
John D, Balling
Deborah D, Hilke

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Da at=\o Moka sinerco ho COR OOO pies ajeisislesieie sic oe olla MRUDINOLE
Deputy DLO CEOS 26 sists oe cscs ere Gus viotetole efoto este ames Rj wKarr
SENPOT SCHEMES Cis ereie. cisco wisieie ele eles siel4 eevee Martin H. Moynihan
Executive: OffICEr see 5 Wels Sieleeiels cies sresroe hank am eMoOrrd Ss
(Resigned 08/31/85)
Special Assistant to the Director........ .-Elena Lombardo

Superintendent, Barro Colorado

Nature: Monument s..cc cectesiscesscsescctses es Gilberto Ocana
Facilities Manager... .c.ccecccceccescecveseeekamon Ely

Chief, Procurement Section.............+.-Mercedes Arroyo
Personnel SpecialisSt......eseceeseeeeeeeee-Hernando Leyton
Coordinator, Educational Programs.........Georgina de Alba
Budget Analyst ccccccwcdeiccessvese sv ese oes ss Carmen sucre

Scientific Staff

John H. Christy
Richard G. Cooke
John Cubit
Robert L. Dressler
William G. Eberhard
Peter W. Glynn

(resigned 08/17/85)
Stephen P. Hubbell
Jeremy J.C. Jackson
Nancy Knowlton
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.
Harilaos A. Lessios
Olga F. Linares
G. Gene Montgomery
A. Stanley Rand
D. Ross Robertson
Arcadio F. Rodaniche
David W. Roubik
Alan P. Smith
Neal G. Smith
Nicholas Smythe
Mary Jane West-Eberhard
Donald M. Windsor
Hindrik Wolda
S. Joseph Wright

Research Associates
Annette Aiello
Robin Andrews
Carlos Arellano-Lennox
Charles Bennett, Jr.
John Bort
Nicholas Brokaw
Gordon M. Burghardt
Terry E. Christenson
Mireya Correa

Luis D'Croz

Kerry Ann Dressler
Robin Foster
Nathan Gale

Pedro Galindo
Judy Gradwohl
Jeffrey B. Graham
Stanley Heckadon
Leslie Johnson
Yael Lubin

Ernst Mayr

Jorge Motta
Anthony Ranere
Michael Ryan

Myra Shulman
Gordon B. Small
W. John Smith

F. Gary Stiles
Henry Stockwell
Katherine Troyer
Paulo E. Vanzolini
Fritz Vollrath

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HISTORY AND ART

Acting Assistant Secretary ...... eeeeeeee Dean Anderson
Special ASSISTANT seseeerevceseeecens »+++ Beverly Lang
Administrative Officer ....cssceccsscveees Patricia DuVall

ANACOSTIA NEIGHBORHOOD MUSEUM

DPRECEOT,, evecie.'e, sp eueleteys oie e1eis)c)ayeere ones. 10.6, 6 John R. Kinard
Administrative OLFICeT w.cdie cc else eed Audrey Archer
Drrector of Research, -cjejccvsjc.ene-cic saye.ee Vacant

PSEOGUAN sie evcte-ereve. cicero: 010/0,0,000'6) 0:06 6 0.06 Louise Hutchinson
Education Specialist —i.icieccie, sre neve sicler ec Zora Felton
Supervisory Visual

intormation Specialist. .iricss 3 seas os. <, 4 Sharon Reinckens
Supervisory Exhibits

Specralisit..c. cua enie + os wileiie allel obeliare le exere .. dames Mayo
PHOCOPLAPHET | wieieic oresers cieie sis o ove e's. cee ees Christopher Capilongo

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART

Washington Headquarters Office

Director Richard N. Murray
Senior Curator Garnett McCoy
Curator of Manuscripts Arthur Ereton
Collections Manager Judy E. Throm
Area Collector Liza Kirwin
Administrative Officer Sherrill Berger

New York Headquarters Office

Deputy Director Susan Hamilton
Developnient Officer Ilene Rubin
Administrative Assistant Larry Clark

Midwest Regional Center
Regional Director Sue Ann Kendall

New York Regional Center
Regional Director William McNaught

New England Regional Center
Recional Director Robert Brown

West Coast Regional Center
Regional Director Paul Karlstron

Southern California Research Center
Area Collector Stella Paul

CENTER FOR ASIAN ART

FREER GALLERY OF ART and the
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

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Assistant Director, Freer Gallery. 6.66 cies 406
Assistant Director, Sackler Gallery..........
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Coordinator of Special Programs......ce.seeees
Head Conservator, Technical

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Head Registrar......
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Docent Coordinator....
Honorary Associates..

Director of Merchandising

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Thomas Lawton
Richard Louie

Milo C. Beach

Sarah Newmeyer-Hill
Shen C. Y. Fu

Glenn D. Lowry

Ann Yonemura

Esin Atil

W. Thomas Chase

John Winter

Paul Jett

Jane Norman

Janet Snyder

Ryo Nishiumi
Yoshiyuki Nishio
Louise A. Cort
Josephine H. Knapp
Patrick H. Sears, III
Nollman
Lily Chia-Jen Kecskes
Eleanor Radcliffe
Harriet McWilliams
Emily J. Dyer

Rosaria Guaragna
Gayle Southworth
Richard Edwards

Calvin French

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Assistant Director.......«. pualeseVeveusavers
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Curator of Drawings and Prints.......
Curator of Decorative Arts...........

Curator ‘of Textiles: ..c..0000 00. s

Assistant Curator‘of Textiles. «<6...

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Lisa Taylor

Harold Francis Pfister

Linda Dunne

William Gaske

Larry Deemer
(Appointed 9/3/85)

Elaine Evans Dee

David Revere McFadden

Milton Sonday

Gillian Moss

Katharine Martinez

Lucy Commoner

Konstanze Bachmann

Cordelia Rose

Nancy Akre

Dorothy Globus

Robin Parkinson

Lucy Fellowes

Isabelle Silverman

Susan Yelavich

George King
(Appointed 7/29/85)

Luis Palau

Jim Ledford

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Director

Deputy Director
Executive Officer
Chief Curator

Curator of Exhibitions
Associate Curators

Librarian
Chief Conservator

Conservators

Registrar

Chief, Education

Chief, Exhibits and Designs
Public Information Officer
Photographer

Building Manager

James T. Demetrion
Stephen E. Weil
Nancy F. Kirkpatrick
Charles W. Millard
Cynthia Jaffee McCabe
Valerie Fletcher
Howard N. Fox

Frank B. Gettings
Phyllis Rosenzweig
Judith Zilczer

Anna Brooke

Laurence Hoffman
(Appointed October 21,
Leland Aks

Clarke Bedford

Susan Lake
Antoinette Owen
Douglas Robinson
Edward Lawson

Joseph Shannon
Sidney Lawrence

Lee Stalsworth

Frank Underwood

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Associate Editor.......eseeees Went Nie iar otal ore .. Marc Rothenberg
Assistant! “Editors. os. cc ehs lee welle's « hes Ree .... Kathleen W. Dorman
Paul Theerman
Administrative Officer. (chilies oes seaeceess Beverly Jo -Lepley

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

DER SCEO Ti essteieteus sfeve cleterereis eieeiie\eherer eters ..-.-Sylvia H. Williams
Associate Director
for Collections and Research........Roy Sieber
Assistant DITeCtOrs iwc se es.ceceeceesetean Salan
Founding Director Emeritus............Warren Robbins
Curators... sien Wdeteletels es sas e cle ecas sre sUydla Puccinelis
Roslyn A. Walker
Assistant Curators...........c.ee.e.---bryna Freyer
Andrea Nicolls
Public Affairs Officer................Margaret Bertin

Curator of Education........ Veeaieise es setdward Litschitez
Operations Manager....... sie seis eieie sess basis Arendse
Chief, Office of Design..... oeeeeeeee Richard Franklin
CONSCIVaAtOLs sock nce ccc nccesccesvees.otephen Mellor
PNOPOCAT CMA VAS Eis 1% oi erereiene) siete eel elise: 6 ...-Judith Luskey
PEDAL TAT o soi iai's oie op a's 6. eke oe Srevel one) siete ci enste Janet Stanley

Docent/Intern Coordinator..... eoees-.-Marjorie Turgel

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Director

Assistant Director, Chief Curator
Assistant Director, Museum Programs
Assistant Director, Museum Resources

Charles C. Eldredge
Elizabeth Broun

Barbara Shissler Nosanow
Charles J. Robertson

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Assistant to the Director
Administrative Officer

Senior Curatorial Advisor
Director, Renwick Gallery
Curator, Renwick Gallery
Curator, Research

Curator, Barney Studio House
Curators, Painting and Sculpture

Associate Curator, Painting and
Sculpture
Curator, Graphic Arts

Associate Curators, Graphic Arts

Assistant Curator, Painting and
Sculpture

Senior Conservator

Conservators

Deputy Assistant Director for
Museum Programs

Chief, Office of Design and Production

Chief Designer, Office of Design and

Production
Chief, Office of Intern Programs
Chief, Office of Public Affairs

Julie A. Schimmel
Sherwood A. Dowling
Adelyn D. Breeskin
Lloyd E. Herman
Michael W. Monroe
Lois M. Fink

Jean L. Lewton

Virginia H. Mecklenburg

Harry Z. Rand
William.H. Truettner

Robin L. Bolton-Smith
Janet L. Flint
(resigned 10/5/84)
Merry A. Foresta
Martina R. Norelli

Lynda Roscoe Hartigan

Stefano Scafetta

Ann M. Creager

Katherine G. Eirk
(resigned 7/19/85)

R. Quentin Rankin

Meredith P. Mickelson

Judith R. O'Sullivan
David B. Keeler
(resigned 3/15/85)

Val E. Lewton
Patricia H. Chieffo
Margery A. Byers

Chief, Office of Research Support

Assistant Chief, Office of Research
Support

Coordinator, Computer Resources

Coordinator, Inventory of American
Paintings

Head, Special Services Programs
Editor, Office of Publications

Registrar

Assistant Registrar for Loans

Assistant Registrar for Permanent
Collection

Assistant Registrar for Packing
and Shipping

Producer, Art Documentaries

_ Head, Docents and Volunteer Services’

Chier Photographer
Librarian NMAA/NPG
Assistant Librarian NMAA/NPG

Building Manager NMAA/NPG

Eleanor E. Fink

Rachel M. Allen
James L. Yarnall
(resigned 2/1/85)

Martha §. Andrews
(resigned 11/2/84)
Margaret P. Cogswell
Gaye L. Brown
(appointed 4/14/85)
W. Robert Johnston
Melissa L. Kroning

Thomas W. Bower

*Michael R. Smallwood

Alison R. Abelson
Nora M. Panzer
Michael G. Fischer
Cecilia H. Chin
Patricia M. Lynagh
(appointed 9/3/85)
Helen M. Dalaski

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

DIRIGO oe efeiic 6's 6 &l0'Gi 6.6.6 cc sie @ So 0re epayeroioueketn See « Roger G. Kennedy
Deputy DITeECtOr.. ..ccccccscccsscesesesscess Douglas E. Evelyn
Assistant Director for Administration..... Ronald E. Becker .
Admunestratave OLL1 CCX sw. 2 -4.. oes © s016« sie erate cite Richard J. Nicastro
Special Assistants to the Director........ Naomi Glass

Lawrence A. Bush
Richard S. Virgo
Museum Support Manager. cceccceecsccveccece Renee Kortum
National Numismatics Collections

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National Philatelic Collections
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James H. Bruns
Afro-American Communities Project

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Archives Center

Sendo (AGeCHiViSt.. ss) s..0s sce aie exe er ere sieusvevorere John Fleckner
ACMA VIS tee iche ce sie 06 elie (one (elle ole ieifeieysne velevlele lo (oles Robert Harding
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Office of Building Management
Bus Vos sManaGey <.4.6 sis. ecw 6 ee 2 we wile wee oe 0 08 James D. Whoolery
Computer Services Center

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Head IGOnSErVaACOT <ic.c.c16 00,6 elere\ Syafeleralelenele canons J. Scott Odell

Department of Exhibits

ASSiStant Director Lor Exhibits... sss. Secee J. Michael Carrigan
Deputy Assistant DIFECtOr. ccc ccervccvesces Leonard Faber

Ghiet S Destan Diy LSTOM es sis ee ee ere acs cre we Deborah M. Bretzfelder
Chieét FVEXNYDLtS “Production sss soak ese Se sce e Walter N. Lewis

Chaet Hustorie Restoration. <5. cscs ewes es Charles Rowell

Department of Public Programs

Assistant «Director for Public ‘Programs...'. Lonn «Taylor
DESIG Seisiete sce Sele ee ess ewe cesses enc eeseces Crimilda Pontes
Director, Program in

Black wAmerican! “HiSTOFY cic oes) eres wwe Bernice Reagon
CUI One tea relepaais) o atanenere itr eene e767 svaielelscevaieva-s mi aia cele Robert Selim
SCUUG cts O Meda aie) alete ers ee) aie ieee) eicia'o\s avele sie 0s 6, <2. 6/6 Elizabeth Sharpe
Perrormances DELCCCOLK. + <s\c 5 o/s seic sd: e'e.6%s 0 ses. % James Weaver
PrOGUCEMON? DiUECCTCON cscs « s's's's'e'6 2's 0 ss so « 5 6 6 Harold Closter
Publi Ce in roOrmMae1On, OfLUCST . oc osc wists orcs 6 ere Mary Dyer
PU Cd er ONs sOme Cer orc a see) cms 51) oreo wo oce'te ace Camellia Taiwo

Office of the Registrar

REGUS TE Galles cree ereretesjeie!sieens)'s oie 6161 o2s' 016 6)! 01/8) 66s Martha Morris Shannon
INSSU Sian eRe GaSe at crereiers evale o sie leis © oc) s/weieie ous Katherine P. Spiess

Department of the History of Science and Technology

CS ipcite ei et eters etce re eye crete e ce leee «cee o Wie os 4.0 la"es aie ei aire Arthur P. Molella
DEDUEY ws cies o's nies 4.0.6 © 5 Olen 's.6:0 6.06 4 0646 6 d's 6 6 6 William L. Withuhn

Agriculture and Natural Resources

ECUITAEOLS 270% cise wis aisle o 8 eye lenwiece beter eves eve terse James C. Daniel
George T. Sharrer

Armed Forces History

Curate OS ce ever) 16 aHalioteeretetetetere e/ cleletelenenelevele siecle Edward C. Ezell
' Donald E. Kloster
i Harold D. Langley
Bar StOrilamn. ieei.s ayaneMetciel at olelioe sr ceeiereceterereder ere evs. ave James Hutchins
Curator BMELIVEUS. 6 oe ce-ch sre wisi ces bis mee 06 Siete Craddock R. Goins, Jr.

Electricity and Modern Physics

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Curators sans. Siete HONE otnhe lone velo Suave a. Go Guawere: Cree ene Bernard Finn
Paul Forman

Mathematics

GUrAEOG A sts.cts shal oh cvienovale is elie jerelciiovclereloveselevee aueve evens Uta C. Merzbach

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Mechanisms

GUNG OLS eee ctevere o o.c cava c-clais 6 wiclg esos Gk ee 6 e's lace Carlene Stephens
David Noble

Medical Sciences

GUase OISieteveue, onsite) snesc/eelepe (so) ose © os excuse, efenenepers shone] s Audrey B. Davis

‘ Ramunas A. Kondratas

Barbara Melosh

@uisaie O EMCI EU'S sys eeeyers: <0 6 le ee 01 e) sue s\s e615 ote Sami K. Hamarneh
Mechanical and Civil Engineering

(Cbkashelopas Coop ni Cerin OOOO or Oe erie Robert M. Vogel
Photographic History

Guise Oitarepenenetonsite Ye taltens:.6 \e 0] eve ie leivelle>ever e/e\'s es) s (s)-5 ells) eweus Eugene Ostroff

Physical Sciences

GUisaite OlsSirepereverc 1s10 wi'e\0\ os) 6 felevotoleielele:s ues okeye (ole eherexe Deborah J. Warner
Jon B. Eklund

Transportation
CW alt= OWS reyroltereis ele tol elio ves s)oNoicua eke sie castenseitererelecelele e John H. White ;
William L. Withuhn
Curator? HMC 2 GUS ~ ais aie lenw sie tewe.ahe eee «a 0.0 Philip Lundeberg
Senior Historian's Office
HeeSite Oram RIMM ANE LIS|< oi5.0,.S:e' 6 wore wieiece:e one.eisene-sie Brooke Hindle
Senvote SSrenELEIC SCHOLAY « 6.cc0 d0.0 ose sees Robert P. Multhauf
Technology and Culture
IF; Clelgt|@Torete fetes ee ewevel sei sielecovoue ls ao, 01e0e-6. 66/0 34-0 vene se esas ve Robert Post

Department of Social and Cultural History

ROTI Tea ayia faialgsiyeuea.lal essa oy oi ease mye, aVecé i a. #) 9©,.0;5.6 ome Gary B. Kulik
VEC Cl CliiclistaMclinchetelets eteleneieveloiere siciele-e evsteretel se el ele c Susan H. Myers

Ceramics and Glass

Cust Oeyetevsl sleye) ap@ieheirelle’ Sire eile ‘eiieiielelej seer eieveuene) aeteveece Susan H. Myers
SiisaeOr GEM WES e166 eye cponeis elie elie ele guereieiles eels leis J. Jefferson Miller II

Community Life

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Costume

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CURATOR, Mer IES cre 6) chee

Domestic Life

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Graphic Arts

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Musical Instruments

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Political History
CUM AUEOT Steves « olsiever ele! sie) aa0s
Curator EMerrtus.,3). «ess s
Textiles

CUTAT OE 66-66 6. s.0 sete 6 elexeye oe

Richard E. Ahlborn
Carl H. Scheele

Claudia B. Kidwell
Anne W. Murray

Anne C. Golovin
Rodris C. Roth
Barbara C. Smith

Elizabeth M. Harris
Helena C. Wright

John T. Fesperman
Cynthia A. Hoover
John E. Hasse
Horace Boyer

Edith P. Mayo
Keith E. Melder
Margaret B. Klapthor

Rita J. Adrosko

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National Portrait Gallery

Director. =. s Ae Oe eat act oy cote reign ee ae
Assistant DAT ECEOE for Collections Buona Hes :
Assistant Director for History and Public Programs
Executive OfFFICeEr”. . . . De apenionits ancy we
Curator of Painting and Scuipeure sou nentislaes rest sits
Gurator of -Exhiibrtioms: <M. 8 a) [sir «! %

Associate Curators of Painting and Sculpture .

Guratonror Primes: Sarsete 6 os tee eos) el ol 6 don fo
Gurator of Photographs .°. 2. 2 6 6 6 « «) s
Curator of Education .......

Editor of Publications . . . . 3 « «

Chief, Design and Production... ae

Keeper and National Survey eoocdinaron. Catalog ‘GE

American Portraits ..... :
Editor of the Charles Willson pean Papers Fort

Historian of American Culture ......
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Conservator... Mets Lie ret Wome eemn enero cer tis aes ne
Senior Papcoerapnen
Registrar... : PORTE Uric SCR Set ed err rs
Public Affairs Ofriter:

Office of American Studies
DiVCGEOM< sss 6.c.6 « «ave Wilcomb E. Washburn

MUSEUM PROGRAMS

°

- Alan Fern
- Carolyn K. Carr
- Mare Pachter

Barbara A. Hart
Robert G. Stewart

- Beverly J. Cox
- Monroe Fabian

Ellen Miles
Wendy Wick Reaves

. William F. Stapp
- Kenneth Yellis
. Frances S. Wein

Nello Marconi

Richard K. Doud

- Lillian B. Miller

Cecilia Chin
Cindy Lou Molnar
Eugene Mantie
Suzanne Jenkins
Sandra Westin

Acting Assistant Secretary........ William N. Richards
PROGRAM AANA Y Sitio. os) sceis cice'eveisiti-ciehereiioxe Thomas J. Peyton

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Dare SEOT a. 0) oy ceyaientici ie) We Ker ve! 6) youth outs
Deputy, Director. 66: 6 sive os 4 os 4 ©
Administrative Officer. .......
Information Specialist. .......

Conservation Information Aide. .
Conservation

Supervisory Conservator. ....
Senior Textile Conservator. ...
Senior Paintings Conservator. ....
Senior Objects Conservator. .....
Objects Conservators . ... +...

Lambertus van Zelst
Alan W. Postlethwaite
Vernetta M. Williams
Marjorie W. Cleveland
Bernard F. Gallagher

- Eleanor McMillan

. Mary W. Ballard

- Roland H. Cunningham
Carol A. Grissom
Mary L. Garbin

Donna K. Strahan

Susan West

Senior Paper Conservators...

Senior Furniture Conservator. .

Furniture Conservator. .....

Conservation Science
Ghief Sctentiists. . 2. 2 3st
Senior Conservation Scientist. .
Conservation Scientist. ....
Research Scientist. ..... .

Metalturedstes 2m) ws 6 al 6
Research: Chemists). 7°." 2S)?

Archaeometry

Administrator of Archaeometry. .

Research Archaeologist. ....
Senior Research Chemist. ....
Senior Research Physicist. ...
Research Chemist. .......

Research Associates

Visiting Scientist

Interns

National Museum Act

- . Timothy J. Vitale
Dianne van der Reyden
- . Marc A. Williams
- Donald Williams

: Edward V. Sayre
David W. Von Endt
- Timothy Padfield

ee Joan W. Mishara

: Pamela Vandiver

5 Martha Goodway

: David Erhardt
Walter Hopwood
Harold Westley

- Jacqueline S. Olin
C Ronald L. Bishop
- %M. James Blackman
- Yu-Tarng Cheng
: Emile C. Deal

Susan Hobbs
David W. Kingery
Robert M. Organ
Rita P. Wright

Veletta Canouts

Ann Boulton
Jane Sugarman

Program Goord nator’. cu\se se sees eeharpara K. Schneider

OFFICE OF EXHIBITS CENTRAL

Director
Chief of Production
Assistant to Director

Chief of Design and Editing
Administrative Officer
Supervisor, Model Shop
Supervisor, Fabrication
Supervisor, Graphic Production

James A. Mahoney, Jr.
John C. Widener

Karen Hummer Fort
William M. Clark, Jr.
Walter G. Sorrell
Kenneth R. Clevinger
James A. Speight, Jr.

OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

DiipeOOtOL, vc lsfekehohenene slots, cfenelenefele[isielols eneisie.0 James R. Buckler
Administrative Officer ........c.cce0- Peter J. Nerret
Coordinator of Horticultural Services Lauranne C. Nash
Foreman, Grounds Management Division Kenneth Hawkins
Manager, Greenhouse-Nursery Division August A. Dietz IV
Museum Specialist ...secccccevccccee Kathryn Meehan

Office of Mus eum Programs

DiMmEGLO wen etc oe reese che ee oes ac tease teen ceed ree Jane R. Glaser
AGHIMSOL ac IV ASSUS CaNta tac vs vies 6st se pad ons ae ae mies ee eee Mary J. Paden
Assistant Program Manager and

Native American Museums Program Coordinator................4. Nancy Fuller
Kellillogg@Proyect Coordinator 2222s. sccccs we os occa se cous eine Philip D. Spiess II
Kellogg: Project Program ASSTStANnt ©. 2... sceseesdecesweeccsee Margo Del Vecchio
RedmoggerroqeGt JEValIUATOM Je cies se alee tie see ee a eects atten n Robert Wolf
lipaaiminGeReOGiram COORdIMACOIe rc ate sete asctare o claie cro. s esis cca aie cuss Mary Lynn Perry
On-site Norkshop-P rogram: COOrdINdtOY fas ccc see koe ences bere Patricia Barrows
Intern and Visiting Professionals

BOC GOOMRGH Mac Olarcpeyerseycters e's cyst cisyscereiev shavaves Gaels clei ere Sues aay a veueneue ees Bruce C. Craig
hudvavasual: Program Coordinator jc2c2s25-sc00e bec as cea sacs Laura T. Schneider
AEN EMP ROdUGETION SDCCTaINS Ce omic,c a ereie cols suena ote Srraseke melee cituareie Stephen Cupp
DiSGIDULTON COOTCINA EON 3. tcl assole ee eanrie ¢ wise Bleivis owen ea: cn ales Bettie J. Lee
Museum Rererence Center Librarian <i0- osc <tc wwsis'soveese o's acs Catherine Scott

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

IRE PF AUSIET AIS “aire eres ok lanctonorehetolietetsteverele s Vacant
SECO CAI yim clelesekecekelieiere stele, 0 arenes seit Athena Mylonas

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES

AQCHIVASE ssecscc ssc Booe aiecsa se éSace mace eve 4 dines eralea ee William W. Moss
DEPUEVPAMCOAVAS, Le cient scpis eras eels bis'e eee o's eee ware cs William A. Deiss
Associate ArFcHIViSE .és.eses Siersavaversi aiovereioCoerstere -. Alan L. Bain
Assistant Archivists ....... aie, os aero eve Sieie ex8 oie: eee. William E. Cox
Susan Westgate Glenn
Harry G. Heiss

William R. Massa, Jr.

James A. Steed

Diane L. Vogt-O'Connor
HaStoriall\ shea eee vse See as fowler a oe eiex Seserecercsesecioe Pamela M. tHensen

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Smithsonian Institution Libraries

Director eeeeseeeveeveeneeveeoeeoeoevoeeeaeevoeeeeveeeseeoeee ee
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Manager,

Planning & AdminiStration weccecccoce
Administrative Assistant
Publications Officer

Manager, Automated Systems DiviSion ....eceeee
Systems AdMiniStrator ceescccecescccccccsecs

Chief, Automated Bibliographic Control

Chief, Catalogue Records sescccscccvecvesecee

Chief, Original Indexing Services

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Cataloguer
Cataloguer

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Cataloguer, Special Collections ...........

Technical Information Specialist

Assistant Director and Manager,
Research Services DiViSiOn weccccsscccesae

Central Services Unit

Unit Manager & Chief Librarian,

Central Reference & Loan Branch
Reference Librarian,
Reference Librarian,

CRL Branch
CRL Branch

Library of Congress Liaison Librarian .....

Chief Librarian,

Museum Reference Center ...

Chief Librarian, Special Collections .......

History and Art Unit

Unit Manager & Chief Librarian,

SIL Branch, NMAH

Reference Librarian,

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SIL Branch, NMAH ..2..-.

Chief Librarian, Sib, Branch, OH <es0seoc sees

Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, CHM

Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, NMAFA ...cecee.

Museum Support Center

Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, MSC

‘Mary L.

Robert Maloy

Vija L. Karklins
Silvio A. Bedini

Mary Augusta Rosenfeld
Laudine C. Creighton
Nancy L. Matthews

Vija L. Karklins
Thomas Garnett
Victoria Avera
Brooke Henley
Mary Jane H. Linn
Helen Nordberg
Margaret A. Sealor
Angeline Smith
Bertha H. Sohn
Elder
Mimi Scharf

Margaret S. Child

Mary Clare Gray
Gloria Atkinson
Barbara Veloz
Janette K. Saquet
Catherine D. Scott
Ellen B. Wells

Rhoda Ratner
Charles Berger
Susan Gurney
Katherine Martinez
Janet L. Stanley

Karen Preslock

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Natural Sciences Unit

Unit Manager & Chief Librarian,

STL BranchgcNMNH., scc:c.0c:¢ 010.0 0.000 0.0 eles 0's eleven. Ann Juneau
Reference Librarian, SIL Branch, NMNH .coce Ruth Schallert
Assistant Librarian, SIL Branch, NMNH cocoe Mary K. Davies
Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, NZP .seccoeecce Kay Kenyon
Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, SERC ...cececcee Angela Haggins
Chief Librarian, Sib. Branch, STRI <<csssenes Sylvia Churgin
Technical Information Specialist,

SIL-“Branch, STR wevsededewsvecivtesasiovecs Roberto Sarmiento

Physical Sciences Unit

Unit Manager & Chief Librarian,

Sia Branch NASM | 0:06: 0ie.0,.01's)-00;0; 41040, 0 everelonenexsvere Frank A. Pietropaoli
Reference Librarian, SIL Branch, NASM .eco.. Philip Edwards
Reference Librarian, SIL Branch, NASM ...o. Monica Knudsen
Reference Librarian, SIL Branch, NASM ..... Amy Levin

Chief Librarian, SIL Branch, SAO 2/. 0 csisd-s. 0% Joyce Rey-Watson

Assistant Director and Manager,

Collections Management DiviSion .ec.cecceee Nancy E. Gwinn
Chief, Acquisition Services csscccacccccsnee Mildred D. Raitt
Supervisor, Monographs Purchasing

AandmGiEE S/EXCHANGES? iexerererc.e%s: vale eieie aierajele 6 ale William B. Neff
Supervisor, Serials PurchaSing. ..ccccscsece Lucien R. Rossignol
Supervisor, Binding PurchaSing ccccccccccee James E. Lawson
Chief Conservator, Book Conservation

ADOT ait OY, + wile-e:0.0\ s o:'s)e\\e: 6.0) ee ieis\e.0 we b.6 Slexe 6.6 sei" Johannes H. Hyltoft
CONS SRV aOR Wie, a; 01.0\e)-010:6is-0)0eleceneseletee.sieielelelateterelereke Joyce Dreyfuss
CONS SEV .a COT aise! 0 ere: 60. eine tele elielle%elerey sie eveic/efee ies Maria Nugent

RESSarenASSOCWaAEC: 4:0.6-410,.sier014 0:6 410, sete" ete) oes Wlers e.e6 Jean Chandler Smith

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service
Director
Executive Assistant

Associate Director for Program

Assistant Director for Exhibition Development
Senior Exhibition Coordinator

Exhibition Coordinators

Associate Director for Administration
Head Registrar

Budget Accountant

Budget Analyst

Registrar for Shipping

Associate Registrar

Associate Director for Canmuinications
Publications Officer

Peggy A. Loar
Irene Spector

Eileen Rose

Anne R. Gossett
Martha Cappelletti
Judith Bell

Lori Dempsey
Elizabeth Driscoll
Matou Goodwin
Elizabeth Hennings
Donald McClelland
Betty Teller

Antonio Diez

Mary Jane Clark
Allegra Wright
Marie-Claire Jean
vacant

Fredric Williams

Claire Fronville
Andrea Stevens

Editor Nancy Eickel
Head Education Coordinator Marjorie Share
Education Coordinator vacant
Public Information Officer Ronald Geatz
Head of Scheduling Vera Hyatt
PUBLIC SERVICE
NSSAS CAN TOCCKOCAILY ai ou.saig aoe e nee ee oes deee Ralph Rinzler
AGMINASECAbAVE: Ot PiCOMccanecc as ccrecmumte wo sewee Andrew McCoy
OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
DASE Oe Pare ee ce th chara uate ated te cee RACE ie 2 oe he Ann Bay

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Coordinator for Special Education
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Assistant Intern Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Program Assistant
Secretary

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Alan R. Gartenhaus
Thomas E. Lowderbaugh
Janice Majewski
Dorothy MacEoin
Vacant

Mary Williams

Evelyn Reese

Audrey Moore

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OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

DR CCEOL Kisieree occieieterscrcleieseocls 6 ols succes waebeterusencel:
Depucy DIGECCOE! cscs secs secs sce ctevesss Richard Kunin
Festival’ DITECtOr sec ccc ccc. cece cas Diana Parker
Senior EthnomusicologisSt ......eeeee+e-- Thomas Vennum, Jr.
BEHNOMUSTCOMOGISE ~ciiew ccs cs.0 6 0 0 es eee. Kazadi wa Mukuna
Folkiionists) sticss occe sees conning cece tees s, RiictanMasta Conzale
Marjorie Hunt
Phyllis May
Administrative Officer ...%cis<sss eseee-e Jewell Dulaney
Festival Services Manager.......eee+eeee- Barbara Strickland
Technical Production Specialist ....... Richard Derbyshire
Program SpecialiSt ........eeseeeeeee2- Arlene Liebenau
DEOSVONGE” 2a came. se es tees een es cclomees Daphnessnt te Leworurn
Media Technicians ..... puslchelcienersteleterer er eters Cal Southworth
Peter Magoon
Audio Visual Production Assistant ..... Guha Shankar
SCGGEOCARY, tes seers o sileere oie seroleveretse seseces Kathryn Trillas

OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

DIO GTO E . sictecs ters ocr svsusi'ere sate. sts vorewalauaneievsue steers Alvin Rosenfeld
ASSisivanits DIREC OM serotisturiorre ot ststeuevenete ois Madeleine Jacobs
EXCGUBIVeG™ OR PICERS siceinsvecia sts ciel seers oer Eileen Hall

Public Affairs Specialists:

Susan Bliss Kathryn Lindeman William G. Schulz
Mary Combs David Maxfield Rachel Sears
Johnnie Douthis Ingrid Mendelsohn Lilas Wiltshire
Margaret Langral] Linda St.Thomas

OFFICE OF SMITHSONIAN SYMPOSIA AND SEMINARS

DTIC COT Paperelicreroteneyeteuensietc eis (9's cos Wilton S. Dillon
Associate DIiTeCEOES) © «60768808 Dorothy Richardson
Carla M. Borden

Office of Telecommunications

Director We Ee A Lk saat el eles erehele eee twlevee Oielevers es NaAaZaLrec Cherkezian
Assistant “Director. wccccccdscccsccccecessbaul Johnson
Director of Special Projects ............Karen Loveland

Telecommunications Specialists .......

Production Coordinator .cccccccccccece

e.-Carolyn Hopewell
Jean B. Quinnette
eeeLawrence E. Kline

TV. -PrOGUCELON SPECIaliSt) seccscosscesceecreter R. C. Erikson

Motion Picture Production Specialist .
Motion Picture Production Assistant
Radio Production Specialists .........

Radio Production/Marketing Specialist
Administrative Officer ..ccccccccccces

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PRESS

Director 3
Deputy Director.
Financial Manager.
Marketing Consultant
Administrative Officer

University Press Division

Assistant Director and Managing Editor
Senior Science Editor.

Editor, Special Projects

Acquisitions Editors

Production and Design Manager.
Series Publications Supervisor
Distribution Section Supervisor.

Direct Mail Book Division

Editor-in-Chief.
Senior Editor.

Recordings Division
Executive Producer

Associate Producer Aico i
Editorial and Design Coordinator

...John W. Hiller
e--Lee Cioffi
eee.vesse E. Boggs
John P. Meehan
Ken Mason, Jr.
»-eDenise E. Freeland
e-eCharlotte Brown

Felix C. Lowe

- Vincent L. MacDonnell

John R. Ouellette

. William Kelty
- Dorothy Blaska

. Maureen R. Jacoby

Edward F. Rivinus

- Martin Williams
- Daniel H. Goodwin

Kathy Ann Kuhtz
Lawrence J. Long
Barbara J. Spann

- Rosa E. Maness

Patricia Gallagher

. Alexis Doster III

James R. Taylor

. Margaret Robinson

Jane Sapp

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SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE

Editor Don Moser
Executive Editor Ralph Backlund
Members, Board of Editors:
Caroline Despard Nancy Seaman
Jim Doherty Paul Trachtman
Timothy Foote John P. Wiley, dr.
Bennett Schiff
Publisher Joseph J. Bonsignore
Associate Publisher, Advertising Thomas H. Black
Associate Publisher, Administration Carey 0. Randall
Associate Publisher, Circulation Anne Keating
Printing and Distribution E. Cherry Doyle
Editorial Production Manager Ruth Ravenel
Editor and Publisher Emeritus Edward K. Thompson

VISITOR INFORMATION AND ASSOCIATES'
RECEPTION CENTER

DANGE CIE OVD vere aconcvavchanenexcecle charcteroreuros eo emaieers. 6 Mary Grace Potter
DEDULVEDIREGEOR: cAracrsrertncrevciercerieichetessic Carolyn Clampitt
Manager, Information Resources

DTRVAIES NOM Mie toversascots eretecsncts Ghevelovevet ouecevel tere Maria Heasly
Manager, Staff, Volunteer, and

Intern: Services UNI «.c0 acd. wesos «< Gretchen Jennings
Manager, Public Inquiry Mail Unit ... Debora Fletcher
Manager, Telephone Information

PYRO GRAINY Wes taye citantss avo. Sc's cfomoreuelete- oi eronenetetet ere Katherine Neil]

Coordinator, Group Information Services Julia Daniel Robertson
Coordinator, Information Outreach

PROOWAM Un ajsexcaregiste-cia.ets.« augur aiee ve eats Molly Sawyer Campbel]
Manager, Central Services ........... Bee Gee Livsey

ADMINISTRATION

Assistant Secretary, sccisercccccceos cece cececsy VON Fo. Jameson
Planning OGELC!? ji cic.ccejcyeiete. vice eee seeesouscis.ce e's. RODCrt 4+L.1harrell
OMDUCSMAN ». sre, 6, cus:e,enareuss* elsperereeisieeviceevcecevice es oe) Chandra Py, ¢hesiman
Special Assistant. ..csccocscccccscccccccseses Betty Beuck Derbyshire
Contracting Officer, Contracts Office ....... Elbridge O. Hurlbut
Director, Management Analysis Office ........ John G. Motheral
Director, Office of Equal Opportunity ....... Will Douglas, Jr.
Director, Office of Facilities Services ..... Tom L. Peyton, Jr.

Director, Office of Design and

CONSCHUCELON «cee cele ccc cewiesciceecisececces Pn ip. Resss

Director, Office of Plant Services ........ Michael R. League

Director, Office of Protection Services.... Robert B. Burke, Jr.

Keeper of the Castle ...cscccccceccevcsecese vames M. Goode
Director, Office of Information Resource

Management) 2's esis o siejerere: sieieieieiev eer elessrereecpsiecei TRLCharGey He) LY tLe
Director, Office of Personnel

Administration) siciisesssleieie vie cee eeseeeeese ee HOWArG LOY,
Director, Office of Printing and

Photographic ServiceS .ccceccccscccscecseee vames H, Wallace, Jr.
Director, Office of Programming and Budget... Jon E. Yellin
-Acting Director, Office of Programming

ANd BUA Et. sc o.6.0:c c.0.6 008 0.0.0 0) 016, 0/0), 03e erscelecieeereeuManry. ores ROGriguez
Director, Office of Supply Services ......... Robert P. Perkins
Director, Travel Services Office ......0.eee. Judith Petroski

Director, Office of Special Events........... Barbara Spraggins

Director, Office of Congressional Liaison.... Margaret C. Gaynor

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

PEREASURETI iar’ eisleseierelarsie/slelevs o's evexelelsieielexe chetsre ce eee ea ennn her even
Assistant Treasurer, Office of Financial
Management: & Planningis.:s‘«00's'seseevesesees00hn KR. Clarke
(Appointed 4/1/85)
Assistant Treasurer, Office of
Accounting and Financial Services..........Allen S. Goff
Assistant Director, Office of Accounting
and Financial Services.....csccccesccceeeseeohireen L, Dodson
Director, Office of Grants and Risk
Management. aise cosccccceveseccesssceveeee Phil Lip- He Babcock
Director, Business Management Office...........dames J. Chmelik
Director, Smithsonian Museum Shops...........eSamuel J. Greenberg
Director, Mail Order Division.......+eeese+.eeDOnald E. Press
Director, Product Licensing and Development..Josephine L. Rowan
(Appointed 4/28/85)
Food Services Administrator...sssesesesessesehOland W,. Banscher
Parking sCOOrdinatOMes eves sieeesseess s ocieeescees Carolyn B.-Jones

DIRECTORATE

DERPECEO RIT Sat ok ee
Deputy Director ...
Special Assistant. .
Program otakhwes sos.

Secretaries . . e« e« e

Office of
Acting Manager ...
Office of

DISECEOr: sls se 6's
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International Activities Specialist

International Liaison

OF INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES

John E. Reinhardt
Gretchen Gayle Ellsworth
Margaret P. Anderson

Edward W. Bastian

Cheryl A. Brauner

Anne E.
Barbara
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Publications Exchange

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Richard T. Conroy

Kennedy B. Schmertz
Richard T. Conroy

Brian W. J. LeMay

Magali M. Carrera
Lisa K. Minichiello

James McK. Symington
E. Jeffrey Stann
Donna B. Ari

Salvatore G. Cilella,

Diana D. Duncan
Arthur W. Gardner
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Director sees ee sac nce nate Jacqueline Austin
ASS Stan ea DiCOC COMA: c:anstecis e avecers Joseph Carper
Program Coordinator for

the Women's Committee ..... Marta Doggett

Lecture and Seminar Program

PROGH al UMaNgGGI . ve acaccisicce: eis ieiece Charlene James-Duguid
Senior Program
COORGIMALORS cscs a tersterease euler Amy Kotkin

MaryBeth Mullen

Contributing Membership Program
PrOGram MaNaGen _. ctcieicrsverekessts 000.4 Janet Fesler
Program. ASSIS tant ~ orci: sjensis «e-0rere William Stewart
Associates Travel Program

Program Manager, Domestic

Study 1OUNS:. x decease ca a cewins Prudence Clendenning
Program Manager, Foreign
SEUGY - POUNS}) Sa sisi is cis aie es ase ots Barbara Tuceling

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Melinda Y. Frye
Marcus L. Overton
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Penelope P. Dann
Karen M. Gray
Elizabeth H. McClung
Susan S. Taub
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Chairman, Of the Board... ....0sj0..e.e.sss Mrs... Eliiot.Richardsen
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Executive Assistant and a

Director of Special Projects........ Nancy Sullivan
Director o£ Development... i.cessseseecs Wade. St. Claix
Director of Supplier and

Organizational Relations............ Barbara B. Atkinson’
Director of Financial Operations....... Todd Palmquist
Director of Parent Services

and PubLICACIONS ..6cssecceesseeessee ames Wendork
Program Services Officer............... Jessie L. Lacy
Regional Program Coordinator........... Mary Chor
Subcontract and Data Retrieval

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Resource Coordination Specialist..... .. Harry Noles
Finance and Personnel Officer...... ....- Donna M. Wagley
Materials/Supplies Manager............. Calvin L. McFadden
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WOODROW WILSON INTERNATIONAL CENTER
FOR SCHOLARS

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Deputy DITectoOr wecveccvcccccccccccssseseses Prosser Gifford
Associate Director and
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Publications Program Manager ..cecceceeeseeee Elizabeth Dixon
Assistant Director for Development ........ George Liston Seay
Executive Assistant to the Director ....... Mernie Wright Weathers
Assistant Director for Administration ..... Jon Yellin
Secretary, American Society and Politics

PYOTTAM SC wcice ves eciesieesecescessocoeosoereee Michael. J.ebacey
Secretary, AstalProgram: Je<secsssicsessecees Roald A. Morse
Acting Secretary, East European Program ... George W. Hoffman
‘Coordinator of History, Culture, and

Society and Assistant Director for

BEURMOWSNLEPS Meise cece we erliececeecseeseceeocs Ann Ce. Shettveld
Senior Program Associate for International

Security Studies Program ....cscececeseees RObert Litwak
Secretary, Kennan Institute ..s,cecccsceseee Herbert J. Ellison
Secretary, Latin American Program ........- Richard M. Morse
Secretary, West European Program .......... Michael Haltzel

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
BRS UONn Sek Nee ee See eer Se ee orm”, Sees
Roger L. Stevens, Chairman

Marta Istomin, Artistic Director

Jillian H. Poole, Director of Development

Clifton B. Jeter, Director of Finance
Geraldine M. Otremba, Director of Planning
Jack W. Kukuk, Director of Education

David S. Charlip, Controller

Alan C. Wasser, General Manager of Theaters

Richard H. Owens, Director of Theater Operations

Wayne Richardson, Administrative Assistant for Programming
Richard W. Bauer, Deputy Director of Development

Barbara A. Hall, Associate Director of Development

Laura Longley, Director of Communications

John H. McAuliffe, Director of Marketing

Carl A. Matte, Manager of Sales

Edward G. Schessler, Director of Building Services

Chloe Aaron, Television Consultant
Archie.iLs -Buttkines, Cultural Diversity :Atfiairs, Director

Kennedy Center Production, Inc.
Adrienne Arsht Feldman, Chairman
Roger L. Stevens, President

Henry Strong, Secretary-Treasurer

Board of Trustees
Harold Burson
William Cafritz
Louisa Duemling
Gerald A. Freed
Monica L. Greenberg
Robert McElwaine
William G. McMurtrie
Harry McPherson
Robert I. Millonzi
Herbert Salzman

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National Park Service

The Kennedy Center building is secured
partially maintained as a Presidential
by the National Park Service.

Donald Hodel, Secretary,
U.S. Department of the Interior

William Penn Mott, Jr., Director
National Park Service

Manus J. Fish, Regional Director,
National Capital Region

E.O. "Skip" Larson, General Manager,
Kennedy Center

Annette G. Strauss, Chairman
Thomas J. Mader, Executive Director

National Council

Alexandra Armstrong

Gayle Perkins Atkins

Mrs. Howard H. Baker, Jr.
Mabel Brandon

Anne H. Freeman

Donald Garretson

Russell Lindner

Dina Merrill

Michael X. Morrell
Caroline Hunt Schoellkopf
Carol Schwartz

Roger L. Stevens

Henry Strong

Joy Carter Sundlun

David Waller

Togo D. West, Jr.

and
memorial

NATIONAL GALLERY

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

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SpecialrAssisittant™ 2) ire
Executive Assistant . .... -.

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Deputy Director ~ c:., «95. 6
Chief, Education Department. .
Iebiiobed, oS Uo cet «ht oon
Chief of Exhibition Programs. .
Chief Librarian Fee 3.4 4).
Acting Chief, Photographic

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Head, Photographic Services. .
Head, Extension Programs. ...
Head, Art Information Service .
Curator of Photographic

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Chief, Department of Design

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Managing Curator, Records

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Head, Department of Loans and

National Lending Service. ..
Assistant to the Deputy

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CURATORS
Ghiek*Curator™. 3 « “Js: « 3
Senior Curator, Curator of

Prints and Drawings .....
Curator of French Prints. ...

Curator of Italian Drawings .

Curator of Contemporary Prints.

Curators of Northern Renaissance
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Curator of Southern Renaissance

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Curator of Northern Baroque

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Curator of American Art... .
Curator of ‘Sculpture. ....:. .
Curator of Modern Painting. . .
Curator of Twentieth-Century

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Chief of Conservation... . «

John R. Stevenson
Carlisle H. Humelsine

J. Carter Brown
Robert Bowen
Angela LoRe

John Wilmerding
Danielle Rice
Frances Smyth

D. Dodge Thompson
J. M. Edelstein

Richard Amt

Ira A. Bartfield
Ruth R. Perlin
Elise V. H. Ferber
Ruth Rowe Philbrick
Gaillard F. Ravenel

Suzannah Fabing
Mary E. Suzor

Stephanie Belt

Carol Kelley

Sydney J. Freedberg

Andrew C. Robison,
H. Diane Russell
Diane DeGrazia
Ruth Fine

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John O. Hand
Martha A. Wolff

David A. Brown

Arthur K. Wheelock
Nicolai Cikovsky
Douglas Lewis
Charles Stuckey

Jack Cowart
Ross M. Merrill

OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
External Affairs Officer.
Special Events.
Public Information. ...
Corporate Relations .
President's Office, Special
Project, Patrons' Permanent
Fund.
Music .

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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY-—GENERAL
Secretary-General Counsel .
Associate Secretary-General

Counsel
Assistant Secretary .
Chief Archivist, Gallery

Archives.

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Dean.
Associate Dean.

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OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Treasurer .
Assistant Treasurer .

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
Administrator ..
Assistant Administrator
Personnel Officer .
Building Superintendent
Chief of Security .

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Joseph J. Krakora
Genevra Higginson
(vacant)

A. C. Viebranz

Laura E. Smith
George Manos

COUNSEL
Philip C. Jessup, Jr.

Elizabeth A. Croog
Kathryn K. Bartfield

Maygene Daniels

VISUAL ARTS
Henry A. Millon
Marianna S. Simpson

Robert C. Goetz
Michael W. Levine

Joseph G. English
George W. Riggs
Michael B. Bloom
Charles I. Suplee
Francis E. Verrier

Appendix 8

Donors to the Smithsonian Institution in Fiscal Year 1985

The Board of Regents and the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution join with the entire staff in
thanking all of the Institution’s friends for their generous financial support and for their gifts to the
collections. If perchance the name of any donor has been omitted from the following list, it is an inad-
vertence and in no way diminishes the Institution’s gratitude. Many gifts were received from donors’
who prefer to remain anonymous; the Smithsonian wishes to thank them for their generosity.

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM
Donors of Financial Support

Allentown Pennsylvania Chapter of
the International Plastic
Modelers Society

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Alexander

American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics

American Stock Exchange

Ball Aerospace Systems

Mr. William G. Bertain

Boeing Aerospace Company

Ms. Tracy Bouvier

CBS: Inc.

Clark-Winchcole Foundation

Mr. Bill ‘Fox

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Franey

Fred A. Nunnemaker Accountancy
Corporation

General Electric Corporation

General Motors Acceptance
Corporation

Mz. Ed George

Grumman Corporation

Mr. John Heyde, Jr.

Hilton Hotels Corporation

Jacqueline Cochran, Inc.

Mr. Armas E. Jutila

Mrs. Ruth Jutila

Mr. Ed Kovacvich

Mr. John Kovacvich

Ms. Betty Laizure

Mr. James Lauffenberger

Ms. Nancy Levine

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Low

Lucas & Harris Certified
Public Accountants

Mr. and Mrs. Collis Mahan

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mahan

Martin Marietta Corporation

Melvin Simon & Associates, Inc.

Mrs. Helen J, McCray

Ms. Barbara McGill

Ms. Carrie McGill

Mr. John F. McGill

Mr. Byron McKean

Mr. Harry McWhorter

Mr. Will McWhorter

Mr. Edwin R. Miller

Mr. Frank Murray

Mr. Don Murrish

National Defense Transportation
Association

National Science Foundation

National Space Club

Mr. Gerhard Neuman

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New York University

Mr. Darrel H. Norberry
Perkin-Elmer

Mr. Anthony Puglisi
Senator Jennings Randolph
Mr. Larry Renner

Mrs. Tina Trejo

TRW, Inc., Electronics & Defense
Sector

The Government Research Corporation

Time-Life Books, Inc.

Mrs. Robert D. van Roijen

Mr. Mike Renner USAir
Resco U.S. Air Force Advisory Board
Rockwell International Corporation Secretariat

Rohr Industries, Inc. United Technologies

Mr. Allan M. Rose Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Walker
Sam and Rie Bloomfield Mr. Ken Wallan
Foundation, Inc. Mr. James E. Webb

Ms. Teresa Sand Dr. Bryan C. West, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Darold Schorlig Western Pacific L-C Corporation
Ms. Flora Solarz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whiteley

Mr. and Mrs. William Tamo Mr. Michael Wilke

Donors to the Collection

American Kite Fliers Association (through Miller Makey, Sr.):
Hamamatsu Kite.

Arianespace: model, Ariane 3 launch vehicle.

Augusta Group: collage of photos, The Ages of Rotorcraft in Italy, by
Paolo Bellavita.

Mrs. John Ballenger: Charles Lindbergh commemorative medal,
dated Sept. 20, 1927 and 2 menus from banquet honoring Lindbergh.

Mr. Bill Beavan: World War II emergency fishing kit.

Mr. Albert C. Beckwith: aircraft, Bede BD-5A/B and Honda automobile
engine.

Bendix Corporation: World War II aircraft instruments.

Mrs. John D. Bick: 2 pilot badges.

Dr. Alan M. Bieber, Jr.: radio equipment.

Mr. Len Blake: 2 wire spoke wheels.

Col. Christopher Blaydon: electrically heated flying suit.

Boeing Aerospace Company: 19 paintings, Lunar Base Concept, Solar Power
Satellite Lightshed, Solar Power Satellite Rectenna, Solar Accelerated
Orbital Transfer Vehicle, Orbital Transfer Vehicle with Geostationary
Platform, Orbital Transfer Vehicle with Communications Satellite, Aero
Assisted Orbital Transfer Vehicle--NASA Version, Aero Assisted Orbital
Transfer Vehicle--Air Force Version, Initial Space Station, Space
Station Module Cutaway, Space Station Greenhouse, Space Operations
Center, Space Station Hangar, Air Launched Sortie Vehicle Atop a /47,
Air Launched Sortie Vehicle Separating from 74/7, Heavy-Lift Launch
Vehicle, Unmanned Launch Vehicle, and Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle, by
John J. Olson.

Boeing Vertol Company:

Mr. Robert S. Boyd:
World War I.

Brevard County Board of Education: U.S. flag flown aboard the
Freedom 7 spacecraft with Alan B. Shepard.

Cessna Aircraft Company: radar set remote control, radar set mixer
amplifier, radar set indicator, 2 radar set power supplies, 4 radar
set RF tuners, and VHF gang alignment fixture.

painting, The Country Builder, by Wilson McLean.
German World War I machine gun and equipment from

Mr. Norman K. Chipps: radio receiver, spare parts kit, Bendix, radio
compass, altimeter, gun mount, and gunsight.

Mr. Mark Clark: painting, Lotsa Luck, by Mark Clark.

Mr. Carl B. Cobb: Sputnik model music box.

Colspan Environmental Systems: 2 sounding rockets.

Mr. Michael Collins (through Michael Collins Associates): personal items
from the Gemini 10 and Apollo missions.

Ms. Carol E. Cronin: pilot's badge.

Curtiss-Wright Flight Systems Inc.: propeller and propeller control
power unit.

Mr. John Davidson: print, Deploying to Kingsley, by William Phillips.

Mr. Edward P. Davis: signal light.

Dow Chemical Company: aircraft, Windecker Eagle I.

Mr. Rowland Emett: drawing, Study for the SS Pussiewillow II, by
Rowland Emett.

Mr. Gudmundur Erro: painting, Apollo 5, by Gudmundur Erro.

Federal Aviation Administration: engine, Turbojet J-69-T 25A.

Mr. Paul E. Garber: pilot badge, 3 medals, and a brass cartridge case.

Honorable E. J. (Jake) Garn: 2 STS 51-D flight patches and 2 Senator Jake
Garn flight patches.

Mr. Frank Garove: radio transmitter and receiver.

Mr. David Gerrold: "Tribbles” from the Star Trek television program.

Mr. R. T. Godden: plastic vial.

Grid Systems Corporation: grid compass computer.

Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation: Goddard rocket and engine.

Dr. Emmitt E. Hancock: 1 pair high-top service shoes, World War II.

Mr John J. Hanson: model airplane engine.

Mr. William T. Hardaker: 2 flying jackets, flying suit, flying gloves,
and goggles.

Mr. James E. Hardnock: navigation clock.

Mr. John Hartman: radio telegraph transmitter.

Mrs. Ronald Hemphill: aircraft alignment indicator.

Mr. Clifford W. Henderson Family Trust: Bendix trophy.

Honeywell Inc.: ring laser gyro inertial reference unit.

Mr. Fred P. Hueber: summer flying suit.

Japan Air Lines: model aircraft, Boeing 747 LR.

Mr. Frederick Jensen: coil set and aircraft radio receiver.

Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory: satellite.

Mr. Thomas Jones: painting, VSFl Squadron, A-4 Skyhawks, by Thomas
Jones.

Mr. G. Stanley Joslin: poster used as a World War II training aid.

Ms. Mary Juhasz: airship ladder.

Mr. Art Kingston: U.S. Air Force aircrew cap.

Mr. Preston Kirk: early U.S. aircraft instruments.

Mr. Siegfield Knoll: propeller pitch indicator instrument.

Mr. Craig Kodera: painting, Good Afternoon Phoenix (Super 80), by
Craig Kodera.

Mr. Arnold Kolb: summer flying helmet.

Mr. I.A. Kurzman: World War II Japanese propaganda leaflets.

Mr. Ronald E. Lewis: aircraft model, Convair 880.

Mr. Lefferts Mabie Jr.: aircraft, Piper J-2 Cub.

Ms. April May: weaving, Veil Nebula, by April May.

Ms. Imogene McCausland: 5 paintings, Lunar Basalt #4-Apollo 15, Lunar
Basalt #5-Apollo 17, Anorthosite, Lunar Basalt #9, and Lunar Basalt
#10, by Imogene McCausland.

Mr. Phillip McCoy: Japanese aircraft instruments.

Mr. Samuel E. McIntosh: World War II aircraft radio equipment.

Maj. Paul E. McVickar: 2 radio receivers and omniscope.

Mrs. Allen H. Meyers: altimeter, goggles, and helmet.

Mr. Robert Millstone: propeller.

Monterey Park Police Dept.: aircraft, American Aerolights Double Eagle.

Mr. Greg Mort: painting, Portrait of Christian Huygens, by Greg Mort.

Mr. Kenneth M. Murray: Polish Air Force badges, circa 1920,

Mr. Atsundo Nagao: photographs of Charles and Anne Lindbergh and a
Japanese watercolor of Lindbergh's “Sirius”.

National Aeronautics Associaton: MacKay Trophy.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Ames Research Center:
Mars penetratar droptest.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Goddard Space Flight
Center: model landsat multi-spectral scanner.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Johnson Space Center:
2 pocket calculators, unitized electric power circuit board, liquid
cooling garment, abort electronics assembly, left glove, right glove,
2 television cameras, camera control unit, Royal Doulton plate with
Discovery 41-D mission logo, and transfer paper for plate signed by
the mission crew members.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center:
VGH recorder and VG recorder.

National Science Foundation: paper airplane hand-folded by Senator Jake
Garn.

Mr. Raymond Nelson: air mail container.

O'Neal & Prelle Advertising: model of Leonardo da Vinci's one-man flying
machine,

Mr. John J. Olson: 2 paintings, Early Space Shuttle Concept and Lunar
Scene, by John J. Olson. ;

Mr. Bill Palmer: Montgolfier balloon pin.

Mrs. Jefferson Patterson: flying clothing.

Mr. Arthur B. Perry and Naodi Perry: painting, 10lst Air Refueling
Wing, Bangor, Maine, by Naima Rauam.

Ms. Marguerite Pinkerton: 2 letters from Charles Lindbergh to Richard
Kuyl.

Don F, Pratt Museum, (through Charles Cureton): German World War II
electrically heated winter flying suit.

Mr. Larry and Mrs. Jamie Pye: diorama with Douglas model aircraft.

Mr. Bob Resley: painting, Mustery S, by Bob Resley.

Mr. George Rhetts: identification tag.

Rockwell International: tires from STS-1 Space Shuttle.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers: flying suit worn by Gen. Chuck Yeager.

M. Sgt. Russell E. Sackreiter, USAF (Ret.): 1 pair high-top service
shoes and U.S. Air Force khaki shorts, World War II.

Mr. John Safer: National Air and Space Museum Trophy.

Maj. Francis N. Satterlee, USAF (Ret.): World War II GI service shoes.

Mr. William B. Saunders: 2 heavy gauge main aircraft wheels.

Mr. Fred Scarf: 5 plasma ware instruments.

Mr. Joseph A. Sirkis: civilian flying goggles.

M. Sgt. Victor H. Smith, USAF (Ret.): 1 pair high-top service shoes,
World War II.

Mr. Richard K. Smith: first-day issue philatelic cover commemorating
Alfred Verville.

Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory: 2 antennas.

Ms. Rosemary Soubiran: fabric from a Lafayette Escadrille aircraft.

Maj. Merle D. Spence, USAF (Ret.): aircraft parts and instruments.

Mr. Vincent R. Sprouls: medal.

Ms. Wendy Stehling: painting, Afterglow, by Naima Rauam.

Mr. Marty Steiner: tokens from Junkers Aircraft Factory.

Ms. Monica Steinhoff: bust of Werner von Braun by Monica Steinhoff.

Mr. James L. Sunstein: World War II Japanese aircraft instruments.

Mr. C. G. Sweeting: air gunner sleeve insignia.

Mr. Bob Tabler: 2 radio receivers, radio indicator, radar receiver
indicator, and radio inverter.

U.S. Air Force, Wright Patterson: 6-cylinder aircraft engine.

U.S. Army (through the Maryland National Guard): Bell UH-1M Huey
helicopter. ;

U.S. Army, Fort Campbell: aircraft engine, Pratt and Whitney R-985.

U.S. Army, Natick Research and Development Center: 2 armor helmets, neck
armor, and groin armor.

U.S. Army, Red Rivér Army Depot: 2 machine guns.

U.S. Marine Corps Museum: 2 Hartzell propellers, World War I balloon
basket, 2 aircraft drones, and drone control equipment.

Mr. Mark Waki: painting, Portrait of a DC-3, by Mark Waki.

Ms. Wilma Wethington: painting, Threatening Weather, But the Mail Must
Go Through, by Wilma Wethington.

Col. Byron E. White, USAF (Ret.): navigational watch.

Mr. Gordon White: triade vacuum tube.

Capt. Carman Woodley, USAF: Soviet SA-2 missile.

Mr. W. Woolner: recognition slide projector.

Donors to the Records Management Division

Mr. David Baron: 56 photographs of Royal Navy and Israeli War of
Independence.

Mr. Frederick Beatley: 27 postcards of German Airship LZ-1l Graf Zeppelin
and 19 photographs of German Dornier Aircraft.

Mr. Warren Bodie: 85 prints and negatives of miscellaneous aircraft.

Mr. Walter J. Boyne: 977 black and white and color photographs and
negatives of the McDonnell Douglas F-4, and 622 photographs of the
Boeing B-52, with supporting documentation.

Mr. Gary Brounstein: 344 prints of miscellaneous aircraft.

Mr. R. Burgess: 45 photographs of miscellaneous aircraft taken at
Croydon Aerodrome.

Mr. Ira Chart (Northrop, Corporation): 3 color photographs, 12 black
and white photographs, and a brochure on the F-20 Tigershark.

Ms Carol Cronin: one brochure, photograph, and pilots wings from Wings
West Airlines.

Mr. Steve Detch: Northrop Alpha construction prints (1 cubic foot).

Mr. George Dillman: 12 photographs of B-26, including "Flakbait.”

Mrs. Gisela Enchelmayer: film, photographs, clippings, and personal
papers of Willibald Seybelt.

Mr. David Farer: 85 photographs of Israeli War of Independence.

Mr. Allan Katzberg: publication on radiobiologic experiment in Discovery
XVET :

Mr. Robert J. Lannen: 40 photographs of World War I airplanes.

U.S. Air Force: 453 Korean War color slides.

U.S. Air Force Museum: plans for the 1905 Wright Flyer III.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Donors of Financial Support

Dr. M. A. Aguire
American Ornithologists' Union
Dr. J. Lawrence Angel
Anonymous
Atlantic Richfield Foundation
Leslie Ann Barfield
Dr. Richard H. Benson
Dr. and Mrs. Donald T. Bosch
Dr. Alan H. Cheetham
Dr. J. F. Gates Clarke
Colonial: African Violet

Society
Cousteau Society a
Dr. Don R. Davis
Bill Depenbrock
William H. Donner Foundation
Bernardo Dougherty
Mrs. Mary Alice Dunham
Earthwatch Foundation
Exxon Corporation
Mercedes S. Foster
Gateway West Gesneriad Society
Girl Scout Council of

the Nation's Capitol
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
Dr. Richard E. Grant
GC. W.. Hart, Jr.
Joe C. Hayes
Marjorie C. Hayes
Dr. Carole S. Hickman
Dr. Robert Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Johnson
Kaya Interiors
Dr. Karl V. Krombein
Catherine L. Lamb
Luckett Gardening Club
Edgar J. Maiz
Mark Mamalakis
Mars Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne N. Mathis
Dr. and Mrs. Don Michael
John H. Miles, Jr.
Mill Pond Press

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National Capitol Area Chapter
of American Gloxinia and
Gesneriad Society

National Capitol Shell Club

National Geographic Society

New York Shell Club

Elis Olsson Memorial
Foundation

Richard E. Petit

Center for Plant Conservation

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman G. Prior

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Reiff

Reston Garden Club

Mrs. Mary L. Ripley

Dr. Robert Robbins

Rock Foundation

Marie-Héléne Sachet

Walter E. Sage III

Scientific American

Dr. Stanwyn G. Shetler

Dr. Gordon B. Small, Jr.

Maria A. Solis

Elbridge and Mary Stuart
Foundation

Mrs. Marion Butler Stuart

Sumner Gerard Foundation

United Nations Children's Fund

George L. Venable

Dr. and Mrs. Willard B. Walker

Dr. Willard B. Walker

Western Michigan Bone and
Joint Surgeons, P. GC.

Mrs. Annie B. Wetmore

Dr. Austin B. Williams

John W. Winn

Mrs. Jean Davies Wright

Yale Club of Washington, D.C.

Donors to tne National Collections
INSTITUTIONAL

Aahas Univ., Sweden: 80 plants (365785, exchange).

Academia Sinica, China: 2 plants (362032); 2 wasps (365138,
exchange).

Academy of Sciences, Czechoslovakia: 125 plants (364562).

Academy of Sciences, Poland: 1 plant (364622, exchange).

Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R.: 21 assorted mammals (353638,
exchange); 3 weevils (365570).

Adelaide, Univ. of, Australia: 35 marine algaes (363135,
exchange) .

Agricultural Institute, China: 1 plant (360897).

Agriculture, U. S. Department of: 331 plants (359644, 361976,
361997, 363556, 363569, 365674); 5,077 insects (365544, 365564,
367078, 367079).

Alabama, Univ. of: Herbarium: 5 plants (364648).

Alberta, Univ. of, Canada: 200 plants (359704, exchange).

American Museum of Natural History: 2 fishes (357278); 4 birds
(358562); 1 bird skin (364060, exchange); 5 fossil mammal casts
(361143, exchange); 3 plant bugs (363960, exchange).

American Univ.: 9 echinoderms (322436).

Aquatic Environments Limited, Canada: 2,945 crustaceans, 120
echinoderms (357661).

Arizona, Univ. of: 29 echinoderms (294745, 366449); 1 prea
(362036); 510 plants (364627, exchange).

Assiut Univ., Egypt: 16 crustaceans (348560).

Auburn Univ.: 2 echinoderms (359814); Herbarium: 805 plants
(363486) .

Australian Museum, Australia: 19 fishes (338537, 355082, 363843); 2
fishes (357227, exchange); 1 meteorite (359363, exchange); 24 worms
(363796, 365396).

Balcones Researen Center: 2 fossil casts (361150); 22 fossil mammal
casts (364372, exchange).

Baltimore National Aquarium: 1 dolphin (364864).

Baltimore Zoo: 1 ground squirrel (360567).

Barry A. Vittor and Associates: 149 worms (365996).

Bayer Staatssammlung fur Palaontologie U. Historiche Geologie,
Germany: 4 fossil skull casts (361198, exchange).

Bereich Botanik und Aboretum Museum fur Naturkunda, Germany:

45 plant slides (347561, exchange).

Bermuda Biological Station, Bermuda: 821 crustaceans (325158,
346417, 351962, 352284); 16 echinoderms (352284, 364310); 1 fish
(364310).

Bernice P. Bishop Museum: 6 plants (359659, exchange); 7 crustaceans
(358541); 296 corals (346950, 361138, 361637); 5 fishes
(356327, 361457, 362563, 362574, 363872, 365287, exchanges).

Bioligacas Marie del Piler Reyes Barragan, Mexico: 43 worms
(361669).

Biologische Station Lunz, Australia: 24 sponges (359521).

Biosystematics Research Institute, Canada: 2 insects (365559).

Black Hills Institute of Geological Research: 6 fossils (359190).

Bochum, University of, Germany: 6 sponges (359519).

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Boston Univ.: 113 corals (258822, 274378, 4 mollusks
(353523).

Botanical Museum Herbarium, Denmark: 1 plant (359706, exchange).

Botanical Research Institute, South Africa: 507 plants (363557,
361886 , 362075, exchange); 9 photographs of plants (360884).

Botanisches Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Germany: 329 plants (363206,
363596, exchanges).

Brigham Young Univ.: Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum: 230
plants (364634, exchange); 2 plants (361980).

British Columbia, Univ. of, Canada: 73 plants (361900, 363470).

British Museum (Natural History), England: 239 plants (359643,
359713, 364724, exchanges); 1 insect (361676, exchange); 2
fossils (361577, 362514, exchanges); 2 fossil casts (362798); 2
stylasterines (352304, exchange).

Calicut, Univ. of, India: 28 plants (363476).

Calcutta, Univ. of, India: 15 crustaceans (349043).

California Academy of Sciences: 4 plants (363512); 39 fishes
(337116, 361466, 362539, 365329).

California, State of: Department of Fish and Game: 5 echinioderms
(243747); Department of Food and Agriculture: 596 sap beetles
(365554).

California Jungle Gardens: 3 caridean shrimps (361565).

California State Univ.: 32 echinoderms (324196).

California, Univ. of: 657 plants (359715, 360764, 364633,
exchanges); 759 plants (360747, 360887); 6 crustaceans (362512); 5
echinoderms (318087); 4 insects (365561); 90 worms (363255); Scripps
Institute of Oceanography: 1 crustacean (361125); 11 echinoderms
(324261, 343249); 118 fishes (325036, exchange); 2 fishes (361480);
3,170 fossil slides (363248); 8 worms (336922, 366115).

Cambridge, Univ. of, England: 1 fossil cast (359451).

Canada Geological Survey, Canada: 1 mineral (361787); 6 fossils
(363249).

Canberra Botanic Gardens, Australia: 71 plants (365817, exchange).

Canfield Fund: 28 minerals (363930, 362930, 362939, 363379, 363382,
363394, 363397, 363398).

Carnegie Museum of Natural History: 1 fossil wolf cast (362492,
exchange).

Centre Orstom de Noumea, New Caledonia: 11 plants (350860).

Chamberlain Fund: 1 mineral (362899); See also Mineral Fund
(362904).

Colegio de Postgraduados, Mexico: 1 plant (363499).

Colorado, Univ. of: Museum: 39 plants (361945, exchange).

Columbia, Univ. of: Lemont-Doherty Geological Observatory: 33
echinoderms (347716, 356470).

Comissao Executiva Do Plano Da Lavoura Cacaueira, Brazil: 9
insects (367030).

Commerce, U. S. Department of: National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration: 42 crustaceans (306445); 20 holothurians (356495);
1,027 ascidians and asteroids (357890); 6 gorgonian (324686); 4
mollusks (364549); 1 fish (314432); 1 beaked whale (364880).

Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control, India: 100 armored
scales (362850).

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Organization, Australia: 3
slides of echinoderm (359450).

Connecticut, Univ. of: 192 plants (351227, 359700, 364576,
exchanges); 16 plants (365767).

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain: 45 fishes
(353917, exchange).

Conservatoire et Jardin Botaniques de Laville de Geneve, Switzerland:
28 plants (365664); 36 plants (364565, exchange).

Cornell Univ.: 110 corals (245674, 342628); 17 insects (366975);
Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium Herbarium: 147 plants (362029,
363574, 363617, 363629, exchanges).

Crown Prince's Household, Japan: 1 fish (365311).

Cureton Mineral Company: 1 mineral (357572, exchange).

Dalhousie Univ., Canada: 34 insects (346014).

Dames and Moore: 15 crustaceans (352959, 356878).

Dauphin Island Sea Laboratory: 10 echinoderms (321867).

David Shannon Minerals: 2 minerals (361095).

Defense, U. S. Department of: Department of the Army: 156 carpet
beetles and biting midges (365152, 365565, 365572); Department of
the Navy: 92 echinoderms (248236, 359829, 363701); 16 echinoderms
(248236, 359829); 16 echinoderms, 1 mollusk, 1 worm (363787); Marine
Corps: 1 fossil tooth (366273).

Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Zealand: 2
weevils (353993, exchange); 2 seed feeding bugs (363962).

Desert Botanical Garden: 130 agaves (360754).

Discovery Bay Marine Laboratory, Jamaica: 1 echinoderm (336917); 2
crustaceans (359184).

Duke Univ. Herbarium: 118 plants (363599, exchange); 3 plants
(365673, 365678); Marine Laboratory: 17 anemones (242630); 2 corals
(247810); 2 holothurians (295023); 3 asteroids (361822).

Bast African Herbarium, East Africa: 1 plant (360755, exchange).

Empresa Pernambucana de Pesquisa, Brazil: 1 plant: (364743).

Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Biologicas, Mexico: 49 plants (359702,
exchange).

Estacion Biologica Charles Darwin, Ecuador: 11 echinoderms (313183).

EWHA Woman's Univ., Korea: 1 plant (363143).

Field Museum of Natural History: 212 plants (361985, 363138, 364628,
exchanges); 159 plants (360867, 361985, 363138, 363201, 364628,
365697 ); 40 crustaceans (363128); 103 fishes (285331, 362538,
exchanges); 2 fossil casts (361151, 363690, exchanges).

Florida Atlantic Univ.: 15 plants (362037).

Florida, State of: Department of Agriculture: 7 dragonflies (365507,
exchange); Department of Environmental Regulation: 1 worm (366098);
Department of Natural Resources: 16 ‘echinoderms (364837); 7 worms
and 1 worm slide (362671, 365345, 366089).

Florida, Univ. of: 51 echinoderms and 4 slides (231171, 345754,
348470); 16 crustaceans (362477); Florida State Museum: 3
crustaceans (361602); Vascular Plant Herbarium: 14 plants
(360894, 363561, 363562).

Forest Herbarium, Thailand: 54 plants (364736, exchange).

Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg, Germany: 7 insects (365539,
exchange).

Fundacao Universidade Brasilia, Brazil: 862 plants (361891).

Georgia Conservancy: 1 crustacean (360711).

Georgia Southern College Herbarium: 1 plant (363500).

Georgia, Univ. of: 2 ferns (363203).

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Goteborg, Univ. of, Sweden: 83 plants (359710, exchange); 14 plants
(360906, 361934).

Grice Marine Biological Laboratory: 11 crayfishes (363712).

Guam, Univ. of, Guam: 26 fishes, 21 echinoderms, 3 worms (359474);
Marine Laboratory: 51 echinoderms (325059, 328174).

Gulf Coast Research Laboratory: 28 echinoderms (231457, 239394); 31
crustaceans (361398, 362478, 363123); Museum: 242 crustaceans, 2
echinoderms, 3 worms (361564).

Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc.: 21 crustaceans (362196).

Harvard Univ.: Arnold Aboretum: 1 plant (365682); Gray Herbarium:
79 plants (363205, 364630); 1,968 plants (359697, 360908, 353205,
363224, 364630, 364632, 363588, exchanges); Museum of Comparative
Zoology: 24 echinoderms (356570, 356676, exchanges); 2 spiders
(362839); 3 fishes (365309): 263 worms (365521).

Haskins Laboratories: 19 echinoderms (260769).

Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology: 2,227 fishes (363838).

Hawaii, Univ. of: 177 flies (365575).

Helsinki, Univ. of, Finland: Herbarium: 25 plants (361890).

Herbario Albert Castellanos, Brazil: 23 plants (363220); 23 plants
(363475, exchange).

Herbario Centro de Pesquisas de Caucau, Brazil: 310 plants (360909,
362026, 364661).

Herbario da Reserva Ecologia do Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e
Estatista, Brazil: 51 plants (361882).

Herbario Dr. Victor Manuel Ovalles, Venezuela: 87 plants (360921):
125 plants (364709, exchange).

Herbario Museu Botanico Municipal, Brazil: 500 plants (363545).

Herbario Nacional de Mexico, Mexico: 11 plants (361963).

Herbario Universitario, Venezuela: 129 plants (360842, 363627,

363664).

Herbier National du Cameroun, Cameroun: 5 plants (363644).

Herbarium Bradeanum, Brazil: 1 plant (365836).

Hillman Fund: 12 minerals (358364).

Hokkaido Univ. of, Japan: 26 fishes (357272); 5 insescts (365566).

Hopkins Marine Station: 9 algaes (363471).

Houston, Univ. of: 95 crustaceans and 102 crustacean slides (362191).

Howard Minerals: 11 minerals (359932, excnange).

Hubbs Marine Research Institute: 10 bird skirts (364039).

Humboldt State Univ.: 1 plant (363487).

Hungarian Natural History Museum, Hungary: 7 brachiopods (361570,
exchange).

Huntsman Marine Laboratory, Canada: 2 fishes (361481).

Ichthyological Laboratory, China: 6 fishes (337624, exchange).

Illinois, State of: Natural History Survey Division: 21 crustaceans
(360381).

Indian Cancer Research Centre, India: 3 anemones (253015).

Indian River Coastal Zone Study Reference Museum: 89 crustaceans
(358540, 363945); 9 corals (356952); 12 asteroids (365199).

Institut D'Estudis Ilerdencs de la Diputacio Provincial de Lleida,
Spain: 1 plant (361982).

Institut fur Allgemeine Biologie der Universitate Wein, Austria: 110
crustaceans (360068, exchange).

Institut fur Allemeine Botanik, Germany: 1 plant (363620).

Institut fur Botanik und Botanischer Garten der Universitat, Austria:
12 plants (360725, exchange); 22 plants (360725, 364649).

Institute for Development of Pacific Natural Resources, Japan: 24
octocorals (344114).

Institute of Biology, Roumania: 75 crustaceans (361561).

Institute of Marine Sciences, Trinidad and Tabago: 2 crustaceans
(361015).

Institute of Oceanographic Sciences, England: 2 fishes (361479).

Institute of Parasitic Diseases, China: 4 insects (363974).

Institute for Systematic Botany, The Netherlands: 45 plants

(361935, 364567, 364650); 267 plants (361905, 361935, 361943,
363553, 364567, 364650, exchanges).

Instituto Botanico, Venezuela: 1,172 plants (363559, 364664).

Instituto Botanico A. J. Cavanilles, Spain: 57 plants (359699).

Instituto de Botanica Darvinion, Argentina: Herbarium: 4 plants
(363575).

Instituto De Investigaciones Oceanologicas, Chile: 2 crustaceans
(362677) .

Instituto di Ricerche sulla Pesca Marittima, Italy: 1 crustacean
(363023 ) ‘

Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas de Amazonia, Brazil: 13 plants
(362034); 4 fishes (361461, exchange); 5 fishes (366203).

Instituto Oceanografico Universidad de Oriente, Venezuela: 13
echinoderms (361700, exchange).

Instituto Veterinario de Investigaciones, Peru: 335 fishes (365243,
exchange).

Interior, U. S. Department of: Bureau of Land Management: 6,600
echinoderms (339841, 359235); 94 fishes (348038); 100 crustaceans
(356512); 9 worms (364005); Fish and Wildlife Service: 5,650
echinoderms (240182, 254880, 261291, 273551); 159 amphibian and
reptiles, 2 snakes (358012, 358027, 362157, 362158, 362721); 88
birds (360440, 362354); 18 manatees, 1 whale (360565); 17 worms
(362760 , 365637); 32 insects (367058); Geological Survey: 2 plants
(360904); 21 echinoderms (359477, 360700); 7 minerals (356833,
361741, 362908, 362969); 87 basalts, quartzs, volcanic ashes and 29
thin sections (361783, 364224, 364226); 1 fish (361444); 14 fossil
thin sections, 50 sharks teeth, 1,079 fossil slides, 883 fossils
(359424, 361277, 361569, 361859, 361881, 362223, 362282, 362311,
362448, 362500, 362638, 362639, 363717, 365726, 363727, 363853,
364003, 364528, 364530, 364777, 364988, 365022,365853, 366281,
366298).

INVEMAR, Columbia S.A.: 16 echinoderms (334541, 356623).

Jacksonville, Univ. of : 3 crayfishes (360686).

James Cook Univ. of Nortn Queensland, Australia: 12 marine algaes
(363134, exchange).

Jardin Botanico, Spain: 2 photographs of plants (361937).

Jardin Botanico de Maracaibo, Venezuela: 693 plants (361991, 362013).

Jardin Botanico de Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: 82 plants (360893, 363199,
363213, 363216, 364675).

Jardin Botanico Nacional, Dominican Republic: 577 plants (361902,
363584, 364624, exchanges); 24 plants (364624, 364642).

Jardin Botanique National de Belgique, Belgium: 1 plant (364585).

Jewel Tunnel Imports: 1 mineral (364284).

Juniata College: 59 crustaceans (362494).

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Justus Liebig Univ., Germany: 14 plants (365684).

Kagoshima Univ., Japan: 1 crustacean (362487).

Kansas, Univ. of: 6 bird skeletons (358590, exchange); 7 fishes
(360171); 71 plants (361889).

Karl-Franzens-Universitat GRAZ, Austria: 4 lichens (364731).

Kent State Univ.: -1 crab (363694).

Kumamoto Univ., Japan: 65 crustaceans (361223).

Kuwait, Univ. of, Kuwait: 4 fishes (363864, exchange).

Kyoto Univ., Japan: 10 octocorals (209648).

Laboratorium voor Nematologie, The Netherlands: 3 nematode slides
(360944).

Landesanstalt fur Gawasserkunde und Gwassserschut Nordrhein
Westfalen, West Germany: 5 crustaceans (364376).

Ljubljana, Univ. of, Yogoslavia: 7 crustaceans (353169).

Longwood Gardens: 2 plants (363581, 364638).

Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History: 4 fishes (324961,
361436, exchanges); 85 plants (362020, 363578).

Louisville, Univ. of: 397 crustaceans (348440, 361813).

Louisiana State Univ.: College of Arts and Sciences: 4 echinoderms
(320516, 356471); Medical Center: 6 protozoan slides (356471);
School of Forestry and Wildlife Management: 10 crustaceans
(363055).

Lyman House Museum: 2 basalts (364225).

Lyndon State College: 32 ferns (361940).

Malaya, Univ. of, Malaya: 202 echinoderms (307145).

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens: 16 plants (360917, 363552, 363645,
exchanges); 1 plant (360917).

Marine Animal Productions: Pygmy Sperm Whale (360566).

Marine Research Foundation: 22 echinoderms (363129).

Maryland, Univ. of: 1 coral (352332); 5 vials, 9 crustaceans
(361615 , 364500).

McDaniel Photography: 1 coral (358060).

McGill Univ. Redpath Museum, Canada: 2 echinoderms (356901).

McNeese State Univ.: 3 echinoderms (347039).

Memorial Univ. of Newfoundland, Canada: 24 ophiuroids and asteroids
(350501):

Miami Univ.: 22 plants (360918, 364679, 364703).

Miami, Univ.: Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science:
623 echinoderms (359185, 336863, 323036, 354501, 359889); 26 fishes
(219416, 256534); 1 manatee (364883).

Michigan, Univ. of: Herbarium: 42 plants 360746, 363133, 363490,
363650, 365831); Museum of Zoology: 39 fishes (337428, 361470,
362575); 20 bats (357358).

Micronesia, Dept. of Resources & Development, Caroline Islands: 17
fishes (363851).

Mid-Pacific Marine Lab., Marshall Islands: 21 echinoderms (326939).

Milwaukee Public Museum: 2 plants (360832).

Mineral Fund, Smithsonian Institution: 63 minerals (355966, 358439,
360028, 361784, 362904, 362905, 363395, 363396, 364231, 364232,
364254).

Ministere de L'Education Nationale, France: 50 crustaceans (358931).

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Fiji: 20 pumices (359310).

Missouri Botanical Garden Herbarium: 1,401 plants (360899, 360911,
361950, 361977, 363183, 363187, 363195, 363502, 363621, 364569,
364637, 364685, 365749, 365652, 365653, 365654, 365655, 365656); 652
plants ( 361950, 363601, 364587, 364626, 365657, 3656583, exchanges).

Montana , Univ. of: 12 plants (364561).

Montana State Univ.: 8 sponges (348505).

Morton Aboretum: 19 plants (363539).

Moscow Lomonosov State Univ., U.S.S.R.: Zoological Museum: 1 mammal
(360539).

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories: 248 coelenterates and 50
echinoderms (332157).

Mote Marine Laboratory: 3 sponges (361638); 185 worms (362446,
364195, 365184).

Museo Argentina de Ciencias Naturales "Bernardino Rivadavia",
Argentina: 4 plants (360836).

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Italy: 7 fishes (363862, exchange).

Museo Nacional de Historia Natural, Chile: 47 insects (365134,
exchange).

Museu Anchieta, Brazil: 6 fishes (363879, exchange).

Museu Botanico Municipal, Brazil: 276 plants and 9 bamboos (360861,
362917, 363171, 363511, 365681); 40 plants (364727, exchange).

Museu de Ciencias da Pucrgs, Brazil: 62 fishes (363880, exchange).

Museu Nacional, Brazil: 4 fishes (361464, exchange).

Museu Paraense Goeldi Herbario, Brazil: 83 phanerogams (363537).

Museum National D'Histoire Naturelle, France: 247 plants (359685,
360889, 363587, exchanges); 12 fishes (297117, 363866, exchanges); 2
fishes (362560, 365298); 2 mollusks (360973); 10 fossil mammal casts
(359763, exchange).

Museum of Natural History, Bulgaria: 58 fishes (360166, exchange).

Mystic Marinelife Aquarium: hooded seal (364863).

Nacional de Costa Rica Herbario: Museo Nacional, Costa Rica: 1 plant
(364735).

Natal, Univ. of, South Africa: 7 phanerogams (363583).

National Aeronautics and Space Administration: 561 minerals (363897).

National History Institute: National Science Museum, Japan: cast of
an aghorophus skull (364759, exchange).

National Institute of Amazonian Research, Brazil: 17 fishes (361462,
exchange).

National Museum of Natural Sciences, Canada: 373 plants (361885,
361883, exchanges).

National Museum of New Zealand, New Zealand: 11 echinoderms (323845,
356739); 3 fishes (365244); 2 fossil penguins (363732).

National Museum of Victoria, Australia: 4 sponge fragments (361636);
cast of a dinosaurs maxilla (361258).

National Science Foundation: 42 trilobites (364825).

National Science Museum, Japan: 50 plants (360766, exchange); cast of
a fossil porpoise skull and 6 fossil mammal casts (365360, 366326,
exchanges).

National Taiwan Univ., China: 1 fish (361441).

National Univ. of Singapore, Singapore: 7 crustaceans (360664).

New England Aquarium: 10 marine mammals (360552).

New Hebrides Condominium Geological Survey, New Hebrides: 6
echinoderms (315765).

New Mexico State Univ.: 4 plants (363174, 364617); 13 ants (3655569)

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New York Botanical Garden Herbarium: 3,507 plants (359684, 361996,
363568, 364596, exchanges); 446 plants (363568, 364596, 361996,
362074, 363178, 364694).

New York, State of: Office of Public Health: 26 crustaceans
(363825).

New York State Univ.: Harpur College: 1 ‘sponge (198013); State
Museum: 100 corals (201007, exchange); 4 corals (318116).

New Zealand Geological Survey, New Zealand: 11 fossil slides
(360722).

New Zealand Oceanographic Institute, New Zealand: 50 hard corals
(248155).

North Carolina, State of: Department of Natural Resources: 1 fish
(365274); State Museum: 33 fishes (362579); bird trunk (364017).
North Carolina, Univ. of: 48 echinoderms (332562, 338788); 3 fishes

(361453); 2,056 fishes (365327, exchange).

North Carolina State Univ.: School of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences: 1 echinoderm (360319).

Northeast Louisiana Univ. Herbarium: 172 plants (360882).

Northern Kentucky Univ.: 1 plant (361989).

Northern Virginia Mineral Club: 1 mineral (362935).

Office De La Recherche Scientifique Et Technique Outre-mer, French
Guiana: 169 phanerogams (362021).

Office de la Recherche Scientifique et Technique Outre Mer Herbaria,
Bolivia: 54 phanerogams (363525).

Ohio, Univ. of: 1,061 fossils (364001).

Ohio State Univ.: 275 plants (363538, exchange); Herbarium: 1 plant
(363580); 4 sap beetles (365164).

Oil Pollution Research Unit, England: 9 crustaceans (360042).

Oklahoma, Univ. of: 70 sponges, 2 soft corals (335984, 344052,
349441, 359830, 364965); Robert Bebb Herbarium: 1 plant (362080).

Old Dominion Univ.: 1 sponge, 1 stylasterid, (364495); 1 worm
(366144).

Oregon, Univ. of: 7 fossil fishes (363718); Institute of Marine
Biology: 5 octocorals (355185); 5 crustaceans (362475); School
of Oceanography: 11 asteroids (354129).

Oregon State Univ.: 1 fish (362623); Herbarium: 1 plant (364663).

Osborn Laboratories of Marine Sciences: 1 protozoan slide (357659).

Oslo, Univ. of, Norway: 5 worms (361628, exchange).

Osmania Univ., India: 13 insects (362836).

.Otago, Univ. of, New Zealand: 1 protozoan slide (360120).

Pacific Bio-Marine Supply Company: 1 sponge (268291).

Palomar College: 3 echinoderms (307637).

Pennsylvania, Univ. of: 20 echinoderms (335248).

Pennsylvania State Univ.: School of Forest Resources: 12 fishes
(361531, 365300, exchanges).

Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences: 5 fishes (356333, 363855,
exchanges); 2 fishes (359030); 64 crustaceans (355995); 1 bird skin
(362396, exchange).

Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador, Ecuador: 107 plants
359626, 363189, 363202).

Princeton, Univ. of: 3 casts of fossil reptile remains (355599,

jeto Radambrasil Herbario, Brazil: 32 phanerogams (363536).

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies: 1 bottlenose dolphin
(364872).

Publications and Information Directorate, CSIR, India: 1 plant
(363153).

Puerto Rico, Department of Natural Resources: 191 ferns (363555,
exchange); 1 plant (360896).

Puerto Rico, Univ. of: 5 anemones and phoronids (244778); 199 marine
algaes (360901, 363136).

Purdue Univ.: 260 small mammals (360569).

Queensland Museum, Australia: 4 fishes (365261).

QLM Laboratories, Inc.: holothurians (307487).

Rama de Botanica: Herbario-Hortorium, Mexico: 1 plant (363505).

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden: 53 phanerogams (361895, exchange).

Rhodes Univ.: J.L.B. Smith Institute of Ichthyology, South Africa: 8
fishes (332330, 363885, 363905); 3 fishes (365305, exchange).

Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Histoire, The Netherlands: 4 sea anemones
(326667 );47 sawflies (364515, exchange).

Rocky Mountain Herbarium: 13 plants (362018); 52 plants (362018,
exchange).

Roebling Fund, Smithsonian Institution: 82 minerals (359309, 359330,
360031, 361039, 361067, 361715, 361726, 361779, 361803, 362884,
362948, 362963, 362980, 363349, 363380, 363393, 363409, 365914);
358364 (See also Hillman Fund).

Roland W. Brown Fund, Smithsonian Institution: 31 ambers containing
fossil insects and plant parts (359163); a cycadeoid trunk (364987);
41 fossil wood (364755).

Royal Botanic Gardens, Australia: 130 misc. plants (363598, 364671,
exchanges).

Royal Botanic Gardens, England: 378 plants (360751, 363208, 363570,
363630, exchanges); 17 plants (360761, 362078).

Royal Botanic Garden, Scotland: 11 photographs of plants and 7 plants
(360753, 360762, 360892).

Royal Botanic Gardens: National Herbariuim, Sri Lanka: 6 bamboos
(361992).

Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, The Netherlands: pumices
(362894).

Royal Ontario Museum, Canada: 5 fishes (362576, 365241, exchanges);
25 caddisflies (367062).

Ryksherbarium, The Netherlands: 238 plants (363196, exchange).

Ryukyus, Univ. of, Japan: 18 caridean shrimps (362294); 6 insects
(362814).

San Carlos, Univ. of, Philippines: 9 sponges 343472).

San Diego Natural History Museum: 2 bird skeletons (358570,
exchange); 33 caddisflies and 3 fishflies (365537).

San Diego Zoo: 5 mammals (360571).

San Francisco State Univ.: 1 plant (361990).

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History: 1 ascidian (277652); 5
mollusks (364116).

Secao Artropodos Reconhentos, Brazil: 1 spider (363968).

Shinshu Univ.,Japan: 4 fishes (362552).

Skidaway Institute of Oceanography: 2 starfishes (313776).

Smithsonian Institution (see the following funds: Canfield,

Chamberlain, Hillman, Mineral, Roebling, Roland W. Brown, Springer,
Stuart, and Walcott): National Museum of Natural History:
Collected: 153 echinoderms, North America, Dr. Frederick M. Bayer
(231965, 347966); 86 birds and 20 mammals, India, Bruce M. Beehler
(355770); 700 fossil and recent bones, Dr. A. K. Behrensmeyer
(362221); 700 mammals, 58 amphibians and reptiles, Sierra Leone, Dr.
Michael D. Carleton (357344); 5,000 misc. invertebrates and 156
crustaceans, North Western Atlantic Ocean and North America, Dr.
Robert S. Carney (332965, 352305); 8 echinoderms, New Guinea, C.
Allan Child (341155); 3 brachiopods, Antarctica, Dan Chaney
(366279); 1 coral, Jamaica, Elizabeth Chornesky (362531); 10
echinoderms, Belize, Timothy E. Coffer (349206); 5 polychaetes, Dr.
G. Kent Colbath (361378); 23,984 misc. insects and arthropods,
India, Venezuela, Dr. Don R. Davis (365155, 367059); 32 bamboos,
Dave Edelman (364590, 364715); 4 fossil reptiles, North America,
Richard Efthim (365471); 19 mollusks, Diego Garcia Islands, Cdr.
Robert E. Elster (361005); 29 amphibians and reptiles, Peru, French
Guiana, Louise H. Emmons (362688, 362689); 1,100 fossil plants and
vertebrates, North America, Dr. Robert J. Emry (361620, 363748); 533
plants, Africa, Dr. Robert Faden (361925); 16 rocks, 1,214 plants,
Venezuela, Dr. Vicki Funk (359934, 362040, 364690); 200 mollusks,
North America, Mrs. Raye Germon (362255); 134 fishes, Bahamas, Dr.
Robert H. Gibbs, Jr. (363870); 233 crustaceans, 1,173 crustacean
slides, Dr. Robert H. Gore (356533); 50 mollusks, Bahamas, Dr. C. W.
Hart, Jr. (358266); 7 amphibians and reptiles, Venezuela, John B.
Heppner (350404); 87 amphibians and reptiles, Brazil, Dr. W. Ronald
Heyer (362718); 3,613 crustaceans, 1,450 worms, North America,
Newfoundland, China, Dr. Robert P. Higgins (347428, 349482, 361668,
362444, 365512); 21 birds, Jamaica, Bill Hilgartner (360429); 400
worms, North America, Isles of Scilly, Dr. W. Duane Hope (362277,
363033, 365340); 2,143 mollusks, 3 fossils, 9 echinoderms, 1 worn,
North America, Australia, Belize, Dr. Richard Houbrick (356679,
360320, 361849, 363946, 365498); 59 birds, Trinidad, Dr. Peter Houde
(360433); 180 crustaceans, 169 mollusks, 6 echinoderms, North
America, Bermuda, Dr. Meredith L. Jones (351556, 355730, 360675);
145 fossils, 1 asteroid, 2 fishes, 100 worms, Seychelles, Dr. Brian
F. Kensley (355515, 360082); 8 echinoids, North America, Dr. Porter
M. Kier (358235); 50 echinoderms, New Caledonia, Cathy Lamb
(337316); 84 echinoderms, North America, Ronald J. Larson (332888);
300. fossil vertebrates, North America, Lloyd Logan (364004); 1
spider, Venezuela, Dr. Jerry Louton (367057); 1,186 crustaceans, 201
echinoderms, Japan, North America, Dr. Raymond B. Manning (359409,
361134); 107 crustaceans, North America, Dr. Raymond B. Manning and
Woody Lee (355577); 42 sea anemones and echinoderms, Ascension
Island, Dr. Raymond B. Manning, Dr. Meredith L. Jones, Dr. David L.
Pawson, Dr. Joseph R. Rosewater and Dr. Anthony J. Provenzano, Jr.
(323014); 2,821 insects, Mexico, Dr. Wayne N. Mathis (367081); 11
volcanic rocks, North America, Dr. William G. Melson (362956); 3
blocks of limestone containing fossil seagrass, Worth America, Gary
S. Morgan (361362); 2 sponges, China, Jim Norris (356869); 25 sea
urchins, 2 bird skeletons, 34 prairie chickens, South Atlantic
Ocean, North America, Bermuda, Dr. Storrs Olson (318271, 362331,

Smithsonian (cont'd)

360416); 20 holothurians, Puerto Rico, Dr. David L. Pawson (361697);
8 worms, Antarctica, Charles W. Potter (363467); 72 fossil
vertebrates, North America, Dr. Clayton E. Ray (363235); 50
phanerogams, Panama, Dr. Robert Read (363592); 97 birds, 12 mammals,
18 fishes, India, Dr. S. D. Ripley (362364); 4 minerals, North
America, Timothy Rose (365082); 50 amphibians and reptiles, North
America, Charles A. Ross (358619); 51 sponges and octocorals, 40
slides of sponges, North America, Bermuda, Dr. Klaus Ruetzler
(346420, 365629); 1 echinoid, Rangiroa Atoll, M.H. Sachet (357619);
939 plants, Russia, Dr. Stanwyn Shetler (360883, 363622); 250
plants, Peru, Dr. Steve Smith (364666); 600 worms, Guam, Myriam
Smythe (362445); 2 bamboos, India, Dr. Thomas Soderstrom (357704);
66,177 insects and arthropods, Cuba, Mexico, Dominican Republic,
Venezuela, Dr. Paul J. Spangler (366282, 366996, 366997, 367080); 19
crustaceans, 398 fishes, Seychelles, Dr. Victor G. Springer
(356342); 1 rat, Indonesia, Dr. Paul M. Taylor (355782); 9,390
fishes, 413 crustaceans, 111 insects, 1 mollusk, 6 amphibians,
Venezuela, Peru, Dr. Richard P. Vari (351119, 353910,359102); bulk
fossil samples, New Hebrides, Fiji, Dr. Thomas Waller (310434); 124
fishes, Brazil, Dr. Stanley H. Weitzman (363878); 1 mineral, North
America, John Sampson White (361801); 16 bamboos, Mexico, Steve
Young (360903, 363641); 12 corals, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Vassil
Zlatarski (365002, 365533); 47 mammals, Marine Mammal Program
(360551); 8,573 sponges and lower invertebrates, Tunisia,
Mediterranean Marine Sorting Center (298584). Found in Collections:
1 petrified wood, North America (364210); 5,919 fossils (358264);
439 minerals (361098). Purchased: 10 copepods, North America
(260739); 1 meteorite, North America (358446); 1 meteorite, North
America (362910); 5 trilobites (360366); 1 meteorite, North America
(356821); 98,225 butterflies (367029); 2,300 caddisflies, Bolivia
(365543); 100 bird skeletons and 8 alcoholics, Ecuador (362336); 14
moths, Chili (367870); National Zoological Park: 1 elephant seal
(357918); 36 mammals (360574); 1 salamander, North America (357945);
8 sea turtles, Greece (362106); 1 sea turtle, Cayman Islands
(362701). Oceanographic Sorting Center: 344 stlasterines, 2,764
scleractinians, 1,087 echinoids, Antarctica, Indian Ocean (260779);
9,624 mise. invertebrates, Antarctica, Indian Ocean and Brazil,
(323383); 12 algaes, Philippines (363571); 81 plants, Philippines
(363576); 10 plants, Chile, Argentina, Philippines (357839); 3.084
holothurians, Antarctic Ocean (289601); 6 echinoderms, Antarctica
(318316); 26,080) siphonophora and medusae, Ocean Acre Program
(319613); 2,932 echinoderms and misc. invertebrates (356847); 2
gorgonians (356880); 10,325 echinodermata larvae, 228 echinoids, 182
erinoids, 61 asteroids, 61 holothurians, 109 ascidians, 12
scleractinians, 38 gorgonians, 10 ophiuroids (363789); 127 fishes,
Belize (361433), 31 fishes, Bering Sea (363856); 112 fishes, Africa
(363881); 2 gastropods, Panama (363760); 1,425 recent brachiopods
(295038); 1,800 brachiopods (318633); 21 brachiopods (363941); 100
foraminifera (364780); 3 worms (361632); 1,549 worms (366143); 30
polychaetes (362274); 2 polychaetes, Belize (362789); 20 worms
(363245); 85 worm slides (363468); 1,210 nematodes (363686); 290
polychaetes, Arctic Ocean (363755); 3,000 polychaetes (364522); 9
worms (365346); 31 worms (365409); 171 worm slides, Antarctic Ocean

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Smithsonian (cont'd)

and South Pacific (366118); Tropical Research Institute: 16
echinoderms, Panama (314408); 3 sponges, Panama (359186); 1 mammal
skeleton, Panama (362178); 1 crocodile, Panama (362178); 1 treefrog,
Panama (364399).

South African Museum, South Africa: 2 bird skeletons (362388,
exchange).

South Florida Research Center: 1 echinoderm (352816).

South Florida, Univ. of: 8 echnoids (331914); 10 fishes (363884,
exchange); 2 plants (364716).

Southern California, Univ. of: 994 echinoderms (248694, 249302,
361699); 11 crustaceans (349537); Allan Hancock Foundation: 18
echinoderms (357631, 357618); 1 worm (363949); 303 corals and
anemones (255039).

Southern Illinois Univ. of: 18 fishes (317090, exchange).

Southeastern Oklahoma State Univ.: 68 phanerogams (363625,
exchange) .

Southwestern Louisiana, Univ. of: 128 plants (359703, exchange); 161
plants (360837, 364673, 363579); 205 crustaceans (361133,
361650).

Springer Fund: 12 fossil crinoids (363747); 3 fossil echinoids
(364779) .

Staatliches Naturhistorisches Museum, Germany: 2 fishes (361440,
exchange); 3 fishes (361450).

Stanford, Univ. of: 4 sea anemones (244137); 24 fossils (361571).

Station Marine D'Endoume, France: 6 corals (359249).

Stuart Fund, Smithsonian Institution: 5 minerals (358437, 359318,
361029); 358364 (See also Hillman Fund).

Swedish Museum of Natural History, Sweden: 14 lichens (364725,
exchange).

Tasmania, Univ. of, Australia: 1 plant (359650).

Tatsuo Tanaka Memorial Biological Station, Japan: 1 fish (337309).

Tennessee, Univ. of: 1 echinoderm (362306); 1 lichen (364563).

TereEco Corporation: 475 echinoderms (344397, 345879).

Texas A&I Univ.: 4 holothurians (306442).

Texas A&M Univ.: 11 asteroids, 1 coral, 8 ecninoids and holothurians
(310232, 326305, 335983, 338320); S. M. Tracy Herbarium: 104 plants
(361904, 3646565, exchanges).

Texas Tech Univ.: 9 fossils (364118).

Texas, Univ. of: Herbarium: 67 plants (363554, 363602, 363623,
364746); 20 plants (364745, exchange); Institute of Marine
Science: 24 fishes (248691, exchange); Marine Biomedical
Institute: 25 sponges (332586).

Toronto, Univ. of, Canada: 20 echnoids (361327).

Tropic World Foundation Inc.: 16 plants (363176).

Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology, Canada: 7 slabs of Devonian
brachiopods (353571, exchange).

Universidad Autonoma de Nueva Leon, Mexico: 4 fishes (319464).

Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso, Chile: 11 fishes (362541,
exchange).

Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela: 65 fishes (361452,
362540, exchanges); 1 plant (360866, exchange); 249 plants
(360866, 360768, 360881, 360905, 363190, 364706 364623).

Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia: 10 plants (360391).

Universidad de Concepcion, Chile: 10 holothurians (260599).
Universidad de Costa Rica, Costa Rica: 35 fishes (362573,
565552)’.
Universidad de Guadalajra, Jalisco: 1 plant (359701, exchange).
Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela: 20 plants (360341, exchange);
109 plants (360841, 363573, 363600, 364568, 364659, 364711).
Universidad de Oriente, Venezuela: 2 tunicates (363075).
Universidad Nacional de Asuncion, Paraguay: 86 phanerogams (364653).
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia: 5 plants (364616,
exchange).
Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Argentina: 33 plants (exchange),
10 plants (364621).
Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, Argentina: 28 mealybugs (365135).

Universidad Nacional Experimental de Los Llanos Occidentales "Ezequiel

Zamora", Venezuela: 26 plants (363192).

Universidad Nacional Tecnica de Cajamarca, Peru: 91 pnanerogams
(364573).

Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil: 101 phanerogams (360885); 1,787
fishes (361451, exchange); 17 insects (361611, exchange); 366
caddisflies (365577).

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil: 2 plants (360848).

Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Brazil: 98 fishes (365256,
exchange).

Universidade Fereral de Vicosa, Brazil: 20 plants (365815).

Universitat Hamburg, Germany: 12 plants (363631, exchange).

Universitat Munchen, Germany: 8 plants (362073).

Universitat Tubingen: Zoophysiologishes Institut, West Germany: 11
sea anemones (249108); 15 echinoids (352485).

Universite D'Aix Marseille, France: 1 echinoderm (330419).

Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium: 1 echinoderm (352070).

Universitetet I Tromso, Norway: 1 insect slide (362834).

University College of the West Indies, Jamaica: 1 sea anemone
(233397); 4 scleractinian corals (256553); 11 plants (363501).

University of the West Indies, Trinidad: 16 octocorals (323843).

University College of Swansea, England: 7 crustacean slides
(362983).

Uppsala, Univ. of, Sweden: 118 plants (360765, 363597, 364564,
364672, exchanges).

Utah, Univ. of: 4 sponges (361017); 1 plant (363488).

Vanderbilt Univ.: 28 plants (362072); 73 plants (364670, exchange).

Yepco-North Anna Power Station: 17 crayfishes (362529).

Virginia Institute of Marine Science: 36 sharks (361445); 5 mammals
(364847); 4 sea anemones (239462).

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univ: 2 scale insects
(365136). .

Visayas State College of Agriculture, Philippines: 30 sponges
(355888).

Walcott Fund, Smithsonian Institution: 2 fossil (361196, 364755).

Washington, Univ. of: Fisheries Research Institute: 22 crustaceans
(363997); School of Oceanography: 83 crustaceans (361821); Marion
Ownbey Herbarium: 125 plants (359677).

Waterloo, Univ. of, Canada: 5 crustaceans (360936, exchange).

Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology: 125 birds
(355790 ,exchange).

William and Mary College: 9 insects (365578).

Wisconsin, Univ. of: Herbarium: 68 plants (359707, 361924,
exchanges); 17 plants (361924).

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution: 19 fishes (213425, exchange); 1
horn coral (251124); 24 worms (362217).

Wyoming, Univ. of: 60 bagworms (365159).

Yale Univ.: Peabody Museum of Natural History: 100 sea anemones
(243276); 1 bird skeleton (362317, exchange).

Zoologisches Museum: Christian-Albrechts-Unversitat, Germany: 235
lacewings (365153, exchange).

Zoologisk Museum, Denmark: 2 asteroids (361823, 363266, exchange).

INDIVIDUALS

Rolf L. Aalbu: 9 beetles (362293).

Robert Aaronheim: 100 moths (362813); 82 butterflies (363958,
365139, 365563).

Dr. R. Tucker Abbott: 2 mollusks (363790).

Dr. Robert E. Acciavatti: 19 insects (365376, exchange).

Drs. Naosuke Adachi and Isao Yagi: 5 synthetic beryls (361792).

John Agard: 2 crustaceans (362532).

Dr. David G. Ainley: 136 sea birds (360458, 362382).

Dr. Herculano Alvarenga: 15 birds (362370).

Eliseo Amado-Gonzalez: 1 spider (362823).

Joseph R. Anderson: fossil walrus canine (362278).

Karen Anderson: 2 treefrogs (358019).

Dr. Bryan L. Andryszak: 3 crustaceans (363321).

J. Phillip Angle: 5 mammals (364876).

Roy A. Armstrong: 7 corals (365440).

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Ashby: 7 fossil bird and seal (350129);
fossil seal skeleton (361567); 2 fossil fish (363733).

Dr. J. R. Ashworth: 2 minerals (363364).

Sal Avella: 2 minerals (361752).

Avril Ayling: 2 sponges (360121).

Milton and Rita Babcock: 7 trilobites (362675).

Dr. Julie Bailey-Brock: 15 worms (362881).

Richard Bailowitz: 2 skippers (365143).

Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Baker: 457 fossil vertebrates (359166,
365385).

Greg Bammerlin: 9 fossil mammals (363090).

Carlos do Prado Barbosa: 6 minerals (365916).

Dr. Michael T. Barbour: ‘11 worm slides (366045).

A. Barnes: 20 holothurians (331886).

Roger C. Barnett: 9 minerals (359276, 364231).

Jeannette Barreca: 12 worms (365361).

Dr. Fabrizio Battoni: 1 beetle (362847).

Bruce H. Bauer: 225 fishes (365326).

John L. Baum: 1 mineral (363373).

Dr. R. W. Baumann: 2 stoneflies (365165).

Donald Baumgartner: 76 blowflies (367055); 92 houseflies (367070).

Robert L. Benner: 1 fern (364676).

Mrs. Thelma Bennett: 1 fossil tapir tooth (363254).

Dr. Richard H. Benson: 1 trilobite (366051).

Ezio Bernabe: 30 minerals (364259, exchange).

Colin D. Berrisford: 10 holothurians (260383).

Dr. G. J. Beukes: 2 minerals (361076).

Dr. Robert R. Bidigare: 1 gorgonian (363756).

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Biggs: fossil porpoise skull (363260).

T. Dale Bishop: 15 worms (361627).

Capt. and Mrs. D. B.. Bixler: 21 crustaceans (362676).Andre Blanchard:
18 moths (365145).

Francis S. Blasdell: 23 amphibians and reptiles (358026).

Dr. Nabil Z. Boctor: 1 meteorite (365903).

Dr. Russell Boggs: 1 mineral (351051).

David J. Bohaska: 4 fossil sea lion bones (363818).

T. Bonace: 11 caddisflies (363973).

Richard C. Bostwick: 1 mineral (361096).

Dr. Raymond W. Bouchard: 170 mollusks (338755).

John Boursot: 2 centipedes (365163).

Michel Boutet: 14 land snails (366077).

Dr. Ray A. Boyce: 7 pieces of petrified wood (366113).

Jane Boyle: 6 mollusks (365608); 10 echinoderms (365633).

Dr. Richard Braithwaite: 3 minerals (361077).

Dr. John Brattey: 19 worms (362251).

Jeffrey L. Briggs: 432 amphibians and reptiles (362768).

Kevin B. Briggs: 505 recent brachiopods (363295).

Dr. Ralph 0. Brinkhurst: 9 worms (365410).

Dr. Donald Brinkman: 39 Permian vertebrates (364000).

Dr. Pierce Brodkorb: 280 bird skeletons (329591).

Vernon Antoine Brou: 77 moths (362808,365543).

Mark Brown: 1 fossil porcupine fish jaw (363734).

Dr. Richard L. Brown: 44 butterflies (362846).

Roland Brown: 13 worms, 3 insects and 1 fish (361562).

Dr. Robert L. Brownell: 1 porpoise (364888).

Mrs. Ruth Browne: 4,000 fossils (360385).

Paul and Helen Buchanan: 2 fossils (363830).

Dr. John B. Buck: 182 insects (362842).

Dr. David J. Bullock: 3 frogs (364396).

Beatrice L. Burch: 4 corals (363311).

Mrs. Thomas A. Buren: 1,751 echinoderms (300062).

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns: 5 fossil seal bones (361367); 67 fossil
vertebrates (362280, 363238, 365868).

Stephen D. Busack: 86 amphibians and reptiles (362725).

Hector Caballos: 1 bird (360426).

Curtis Callaghan: 26 insects (365546).

Philip Cambridge: 50 echinoids (362513).

Dr. Lyle Campbell: 1 fossil walrus bone (362880).

Robert H. Campbell: 1 fossil wood (363256).

Juan I. Canete and Dr. Louis H. Disalvo: 14 worms (365582).

Dr. C. S. Carbonell: 470 caddisflies (365553).

Dr. James T. Carlton: 100 mollusks (366313).

Dr. James Carpenter: 24 insects (367043).

Kenneth Carpenter: 1 fossil cast (359502).

Dr. AnaLuisa Carreno: 13 microslides of fossils (362799).

Gerard R. Case: 5 fossil whale specs. (363719).

Dr. F. Chalumeau: 11 beetles (353764, exchange).

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Ralph S. Chamness: 2 fossil fish jaws (366347).

Dr. George Y. Chao: 1 mineral (365072).

Paul J. Cheung: 2 protozoan slides (363323).

C. Allan Child: 7 salamanders (283929).

Dr. Leon S. Ciereszko: 12 gorgonians (319522).

Mrs. Sharon Cisneros: 4 minerals (361060).

Clarence F. Clark: 3 land mollusks (364117).

Dr. J. F. Gates Clarke: 836 misc. insects (362830, 363957, 365568).

Dr. Jonathan Coddington: 140 misc. insects and arthropods (365156).

Paul Coffee: fragments of coral and pearl shell (357658).

Ed. Cohen: 8 spiders (362838, 363965, 365573, 367063); 30 phanerogams
(363209).

Dr. E. I. Coher: 12 horseflies (367034).

Dr. G. Kent Colbath: 19 fossil slides (366111).

A. J. Comproni, II: 624 mise. insects (367039).

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Comproni, Sr.: 238 misc. insects (367038).

Dan L. Cooper: 21 fossils (361379).

Elly Ana Cordiviola: 10 sponges (269111).

Dr. David T. Corey: 21 vial of spiders (363977); 58 arthropods
(367072).

Dr. Charles V. Covell, Jr.: 23 insects (363980, 365137).

Dr. James Craig: 2 minerals (361080).

Julian Cranfill: 3 minerals (361782, 363416).

Dr. David Craw and Dr. John Williams: 4 minerals (361099).

Dr. Brian R. Critchley: 1 worm (332774).

Dr. Ronald I. Crombie and Jerry Hardy, Jr.: 12 mexican fruit bats
(364477).

Marvin Cross: 300 fossil shark and reptile remains (363261).

Mrs. H. E. Crouch: 14 fossil samples (364157).

Charles R. Crumly: 9 amphibians and reptiles (353816).

Lydia Czapek: 1 quartz (361124).

Dr. Stephen Danielson: 1 spider (367067).

Dr. Mike Dardeau: 2 worms (362794).

Charles N. D'Asaro: 300 egg capules and masses (363459).

Dr. Dan M. Dauer: 3 worms (364761).

Charles E. Dawson: 100 misc. invertebrates (212754).

Mrs. J. A. Day: 2 insects (363956).

Allen Dean: 4 minerals (361118).

Dr. David Dean: 48 worms (366052).

Dra. Nelly Carillo de Espinoza: 14 spiders (357073).

Drs. Otto and Isa Degener: 40 phanerogams (361995).

Hironori Deguc hi: 1 plant (364728).

Dr. Don Denning: 16 vials of spiders (362843).

Philip DeVries: 2 insects (365558).

Dr. Louis H. DiSalvo: See also Juan I. Canete (365582).

Helmut Dismer: 1 mineral (362893).

George Divoky: 3 birds (360484).

Dr. Peter S. Dixon: 591 algae specs. (363540).

David Dockery: 23 fossils (363332).

Dr. T. W. Donnelly: 1 damselfly (362845).

Raymond Douglas: 38 fossil vertebrates and amber (363240).

Harry C. Dunlap: 4 squirrels, 1 weasel (360556).

James M. DuPont: 5 meteorites (363357).

Arthur F. Eadie: 1 mineral (352940, exchange).

Frances Eddy: 33 mollusks (359499).

Dr. William G. Eberhard: 2 spiders (367031).

Rev. Robert Eisele: 7 insects (362828).

J. P. Eissen, P. Maillet, M. Monzier: 20 pumices (362895).

Mrs. Elsie K. Eltzroth: 1 albino bluebird (360472).

Richard Emlet: 10 holothurians (358061).

Dr. Dodge Engleman: 1,997 misc. true bugs (362833).

John H. Epler: 5 slides of flies (367074).

Roland Eriksson: 25 minerals (359315, 365036, 365919).

Carl H. Ernst: 61 turtles (356034).

Dr. Christer Erseus: 12 worms, 11 worm slides (363279, 365613).

Dr. Terry L. Erwin: 45 mise. insects (365576).

Dr. Ralph E. Eshelman: 1 fossil (360131).

Alvaro Esteues Migotto: 25 worms (361712).

Dr. Elwin D. Evans: 4 fishflies (367052).

Janet L. Evans: 4 mayflies (367060).

Robert Evans: 1 mineral (359293).

Dr. Michael Ewing: 6 worms (364762).

Dr. H. Lee Fairbanks: 8 mollusks (355178).

Dr. D. John Faulkner: 7 sponges (354812, 365167).

Dr. Alice D. A. Fay: 201 ferns (364620).

Dr. Mark Feinglos: 14 minerals (361732, 362951, 365061, exchanges).

Albert L. Ferguson: 1 fossil auk humerus (360124).

Dr. Douglas C. Ferguson: 2,921 moths (363971).

Carl Ferraris: 28 corals (363720).

Dr. C.D. Ferris: 4 insects (363961).

Ola Fincke: 18 lots of frog larvae, 12 dragonflies (362737, 365571).

Dr. Lloyd T. Findley: 2 hydroids (366312).

Dr. Kenneth Finger: 9 fossils (366112).

Robert Finkelman: 3 minerals (366511).

Dr. Arne Fjellberg: 3 spiders (365162).

David B. Flanagan: 2 bamboos (364729).

Art Fletcher: 1 mineral (361052).

Mrs. Carol M. Flint: 277 insects (363970).

Dr. Larry Flynn: 46 fossil rodent casts (360075).

Terence B. Foley: 56 insects (363975).

George C. Fonger: 1 fossil seal incisor (363236).

E. J. Ford, Jr.: 130 leaf miners (365562). ,

Dr. W. A. Foster: 92 mosquitoes (367077).

Jim Fowler: 3 minerals (365114).

Harry Foye: 6 minerals (361123, 362975).

Dr. J. H. Frank: 14 beetles (362844).

Dave Franz: 45 asteroids (340673).

Dr. Jack Frazier: 2 echinoderms (350354); 55 mollusks, 1 snake
(362702).

Dr. John G. Frazier: 8 echinoderms (330168, 347787); 22 worms
(365600).

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Freed: 5 minerals (365933).

Vicky S. Frey: 29 echinoids (344925).

Norton A. Vicira Fritzscne: 6 fossil fish skeletons (365633).

Charles M. Fugler: 46 amphibians and reptiles (355027).

Emilio F. Garcia: 1 mollusks (364369).

Frank A. Garcia: 1 calcite (361780), 63 fossil fish and sirenian
remains (362314).

Torgeir T. Garmo: 2 minerals (362938).

B. J. Gartrell: 1 mineral (364214).

Christopher Garvie: 22 eocene decapod crustaceans (363746).

Ronald Gates: 4 minerals (363401).

William R. Gates: 3 frog larvaes (362133).

Arthur Gerk: 77 fossils (364781).

Ewald Gerstmann: 2 minerals (365875).

Dr. Willis J. Gertsch: 18 vials of spiders (362810).

Loran D. Gibson: 1 butterfly (363967).

Mrs. Dorothy B. Gilchrist: 1 quartz (365083).

Dr. R. J. Gilkes: 1 mineral (361050).

Liz Gilreath: 1 beetle (365131).

Colin W. Gipson: 2 fossil mammal jaws (363455).

Dr. E. Gittenberger: 11 marine mollusks (364155);

Dr. Thomas Gloerfelt-Tarp: 37 fishes (356448).

Harry Joseph Goett: 122 metavolcanic rocks (364258).

Mrs. Natalia Goodall: 11 fossil crabs and mollusks (363463).

David Grabda: 3 shark-bitten whale rib fragments (364827).

Frederick V. Grady: 40 fossil fish and mammal remains (363291).

Dr. Richard E. Grant: 12 fossils (361666).

Catherine D. Gray: See also James M. Gray (364753, 364754).

James M. and Catherine D. Gray: 2 pieces of green fossil woods and 3
petrified wood logs (364753, 364754).

Paul R. Greenhall: 12 amphibians and reptiles (298757).

Dr. Joel Grice: 2 minerals (361746).

Dr. J. Norman Grim: 1 protozoan slide (366500).

Todd Grimsley: fossil albatross portion (362214).

Matthew S. Groher and Dr. James G. Morin: 6 ophiuroids (363786).

Dr. W. T. T. P. Gunawardane: 8 insects (365216).

John Gunderson: 2 protozoan slides (365985).

Gerald Gunderson: fossil acanthodian (363674).

Dr. Charles R. Gunn: 19 plants (363572).

Lloyd Gunther: fossil slab (366277).

Dr. Stefan Hain: 5 mollusks (365342).

Peter A. Hall: 15 mollusks (363826).

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hamera: 347 moths (367040).

S. W. Hamilton: 1 caddisfly (367061).

Jeff Hancey: 1 fossil (363735).

Samuel Hansen: 2 minerals (365055).

Dr. Staffan Hansen: 1 mineral (364275).

Charles Hanzlick: 1 fossil wood (365632).

Richard Harbison: 2 echinoderms (334763).

Jerry David Hardy, Jr: See also Ronald I. Crombie (364477).

Peter H. Harmatuk: 1,836 fossil vertebrates (361307, 3635244,
365018).

Francis Harrington: 202 misc. insects (365547, 367046).

Dr. S. C. Harris: 53 caddisflies (362824).

Simon Harrison: 1 mineral (363399).

Harold W. Harry: 27 worms (352076); 1 sponge (352075).

Jack Harry: 4 insects (365160).

G. Schmedia Harschmann: 53 plants (363139).

Dr. John P. Hartley: 2 worms (362193).

Eugene F. Hartstein: 3 fossil mossaur teeth (3654790).

Michiaki Hasegawa: 12 water beetles: (363964).

Dr. Phyllis Hasson: 35 fossils (365988).

Dr. Marea Hatziolos: 17 sponges (356576, 359478).

Fred Hayes: fossil shark, seal and sirenian remains (363239).

Robert M. Hazen: 7 minerals (361737).

Richard W. Heard: 7 sponges (362307).

Dr. Barbara Hecker: 1 asteroid (365406).

Claus Hedegaard: 13 minerals (361785, 365049).

Joe Heidenberg: fossil seal metatarsal (361149).

Dieter Heinlein: 1 meteorite (363423).

Ernst Heiss: 2 insects (362832).

Edward P. Henderson: 25 minerals (363419, 365961).

Dr. Q. B. Hendey: 200 mollusks (355468).

Wolfzang Henkel: 2 minerals (362947).

Dr. George Herman: 5 corals (365170).

Hugh Heron: 1 mineral (364305).

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hertenstein: portion of a fossil monk seal jaw
(363262).

Martin Hetz: 84 weevils (363955).

Dr. Henry A. Hespenheide: 18 insects (365555).

Gary F. Hevel: 15,124 misc. insects (365545).

James Hill: 51 birds (362413).

Dr. Steven Hill: 168 phanerogams (364641).

Evelyn Himelgrin: 1 mineral (363410).

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hodges: fossil shearwater toe bone (363088).

Richard L. Hoffman: 2 salamanders, 21 insects (357982, 367049).

N. D. Holland: 1 protozoan slide (363310).

David W. Hollenbaugh: 14 minerals (361119).

Jay Holley: portion of a fossil walrus and 3 fossil vertebrates
(360246, 363237).

Ralph W. Holzenthal: 21 dragonflies (367050).

Carolus Holzschuh: 2 beetles (365551).

Dr. Hideo Horikawa: cast of a fossil sea lion (361197).

Peter Houde: 1 partial bird skeleton (360478).

Richard Hronik: 3 minerals (365065).

Dr. Neil C. Hulings: 100 marine mollusks (362432).

Dr. Mario A. Hunicken: cast of a fossil spider (362502).

Alexander D. Huryn: 6 caddisflies (362811).

John A. Hyatt: 188 moths (362822).

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyne: 1,152 fossil vertebrates (360247, 362281,
5637165). 505551)

Dr. Thomas Iliffe: 2 echinoderms (342201).

Dr. Billy G. Isom: 12 freshwater mollusks (363314).

Michael A. Ivie: 4 beetles (365140).

Jeremy F. Jacobs: 71 amphibians and reptiles (358028).

Dr. John L. Jambor: 7 minerals (365126).

Matthew J. James: 4 fossil echinoids (363749).

Dr. Henry Jarecki: 4,620 mise. insects (363972).

Dr. Dale Jenkins: 32 butterflies (362840).

Dr. J. G. Johnson: 12 fossil brachiopods (361018).

Mark E. Johnson: 2 fossil seal flipper bones and a partial tooth
(363241).

Thomas T. Johnson: 1 fossil (363736).

David Jonnston: 2 snakes (362751).

Jerome Jones: 2 salamander larvaes (326286).

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Victoria Jones: 80 caddisflies (367395).

Charles Judd: a bound book of plant specs. (359711).

James Kaltenbach: a partial porpoise skull (351147).

Dr. Anthony Kampf: 1 mineral (361800).

Dr. Leslie Kanat: 1 mineral (3655907).

Dr. B. J. Kaston: 240 vials of spiders (362820).

Dr. Masaharu Kawakatsu: 3 worms (361380).

Roy 0. Kendall: 4 small moths (365148).

Dr. Peter Kimmel: a fossil catfish spine (363751).

Mrs. Nettie E. King: a fossil walrus rostrum (363252).

Ralph F. Kirchner: 1 water beetle and 147 misc. insects (362841,
362849).

Dr. Ernst Kirsteur: 3 worms (361677).

Dr. Edward C. Knudson: 15 insects (365141, 365147).

Mrs. Patricia H. Kohler: 5 fossil cepnolopod, seal and walrus
remains (363107).

Dr. Alan J. Kohn: 2 fossils (363944).

John Kolic: 9 minerals (361055, 361079, 361113, 365075).

Dr. Boris C. Kondratieff: 3 mayflies and 10 stoneflies (362825,
363979) .

Dr. Nicholas A Kormilev: 1,019 tiger beetles (365549).

N. L. H. Krauss: 2,073 misc. insects (363689, 365149, 367032).

Dr. N. P. Kristensen: 69 caddisflies (362848).

Dr. Barry S. Kues: 2 fossils (365229).

Dr. Kishor Kumar: 34 casts of indian fossil mammals (361860).

Jean Lacourt: 66 sawflies (359197, 363976, exchanges).

Dr. Paul K. Lago: 6 caddisflies (365153).

Cathy Lamb: 5 crustaceans (337316).

Trip Lamb: 1 treefrog: (362709).

Austin E. Lamberts: 1 coral (358189).

Paulo da Cunha Lana: 37 worms (365020).

Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Land: 1 quartz (361063).

N. Gary Lane: 66 fossils (363091).

Scott Larcher: 61 misc. insects and arthropods (367048).

Ronny Larsson: 27 protozoan slides (350438, 359498, 361420, 365867).

Dr. A. L. Laskar: 3 minerals (363363).

Rene Maximiliano Lazalde M.: 19 opals (364213).

Dr. James D. Lazell, Jr.: 40 mise. insects and arthropods (367053).

James Leggett: 3 fossil peccary and whale teeth (363454).

Jean le Mouel: 8 minerals (361738).

Sara Lesher: a fossil gannet distal end (365359).

Dr. Herbert W. Levi: 2 spiders (362821).

Lance R. Lewand: 19 echinoderms (360660, 361328).

Dr. David J. Lewis: 2 mothflies (365536).

William R. Liltved: 18 marine mollusks (363035).

Dr. Bengt Lindqvist: 1 mineral (365896).

Ernest A. Liner: 17 amphibians and reptiles and 61 crustaceans
(362161, 362534).

Dr. Elbert L. Little, Jr.: 235 plants (363474).

A. se a Helen Tappan Loeblich: 206 fossil foraminiferas (361019,
B61576)%

Helen Tappan Loeblich: See also A. R. Loeblich (361019, 361576).

Gordon Love: 3 echinoids (313941).

Dr. P. J. Loveland: 4 minerals (361763).

Joachim Luckwaldt: 3 minerals (361070, 361789).

Spencer R. Luke: 7 asteroids (351262); 1 echinoderm (363076).
Dr. Denis H. Lynn: 1 protozoan slide (357446).

Dr. I. H. H. Lyster: cast of a fossil seal humerus (360500).
Dr. A. S. Y. Mackie: 3 worms (362208).

Dr. David B. MacLean: 50 caddisflies (365552).

Jean-Michel Maes: 8 caddisflies (367066).

P. Maillet: See also J. P. Eissen (362895).

Dr. Peter F. Major: 15 caridean shrimp (363307).

Linda Yvonne Maluf: 1 echinoderm (361698).

Dr. Joseph A. Mandarino: 1 mineral (364234).

Margaret Mann: 25 brachiopods (360313).

John C. Markham: 1 crustacean (356430).

Natalie J. Marovelli: 8 mammals (360562).

Joseph Martinez: 1 bird (364090).

Juan C. Martinez-Sanchez: 119 birds (355806).

Maxwell P. Marrow: 13 marine mollusks (354806).

Dr. Stephen A. Marshall: 58 flies (367051).

Bryant Mather: 15 insects (365132, 365540).

Philip Mays: 2 butterflies (362829).

Dr. W. P. McCafferty: 2 mayflies (366064).

Dr. John C. McCain: 5 echinoderms, 853 worms (362503).
Linda J. McCarthy: 7 fishes (362554).

Peter McCrery: 4 fossils (361148).

Emory MeDanal: 16 minerals (362921 ,363392, 364252, 365915).
Marion McDowell: 1 eel (362550).

Noel McFarland: 1,112 moths (362851).

Michael McInnis: 25 butterflies (367076).

L. David Mech: 3 lice (365154).

Olaf Medenbach: 1 mineral (362949, exchange); 4 minerals (362950).
Dr. Marcello Mellini: 4 minerals (363374).

George Melloy: a fossil pollywog (362640).

Dr. Arnold Menke: 1 millipede (362831).

Eric H. Metzler: 129 moths (367045).

Drs. Paul and Paula Mikkelsen: 5 fossils (363943).

Charles D. Miller, III: 9 misc. insects (367042).

Dr. Charles N. Miller, Jr.: 1 fossil and 34 fossil slides (363728).

John Miller: 6 echinoderms (331610).

Scott Miller: 40 land and freshwater mollusks (3613745).
Dr. Claudia E. Mills: 6 echinoderms (365233).

John ¢. Modin: 4 protozoan slides (341123).

M. Monzier: See also J.P. Eissen (362895).

H. P. Mookherjee: 4 marine mollusks (359161).

Dr. Donald R. Moore: 2 mollusks (364155).

Gary A. Moore: 1 iguana skelton (358031).

John Moore: phalanx portion of a fossil walrus (363025).
Jon Moore: 11 fossil vertebrates (363794).

Dr. Paul B. Moore: 8 minerals (362941).

Dr. James G. Morin and Matthew S. Grober: 6 echinoderms (363786).
Mrs. Michael D. Mullin: 2,270 fossils (363292).

William L. Murphy: 418 flies (362816, 365533).

Mrs. Ruth Murter: a fossil vertebra (365393).

Masanito Natori: 2 raccoon dog skulls (360589).

Mrs. L. D. Neill: 5 echinoderms (315890).

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Barry Nelms: 1 fin whale (364885).

A. C. Neumann: 17 echinoderms, 1 mollusks (359248).

Dr. Ernest Nickel: 2 minerals (361749, 365092).

Col. and Mrs. Marion Nielsen: 800 vertebrates (361308).
Tony Nikischer: 1 mineral (365906).

Dr. Y. Noack: 1 mineral (361075).

Bob Nostrand and Carol Nostrand: 2 fossils (362224).
Carol Nostrand: See also Bob Nostrand (362224).

Randy Nunnery: a fossil auk ulna and auk phalanx (361329, 365019).
Ulf Nyberg: 2 minerals (365117).

Dr. C.W. O'Brien: 11 weevils (365535).

Jeff O'Neil: a fossil tilefish skull (361022).

Dr. J. Orensanz: 16 worms (365021).

Tinika Ossman: 7 land mollusks (362295).

Dr. William Leslie Overal: 14 weevils (365550).

Dr. R. T. Patterson: 44 foraminifera fossils (361625, 366013).
Dr. W. H. Paar: 3 minerals (363402).

Faith D. Paine: 1 spider (367065).

Kay Pannell: latex cast of a dinosaur trackway (365408).
Theodore J. Papenfuss: 1 lizard (362705).

Dr. Charles R. Parker: 12 insects (363981).

Dr. Narayan G. Patel: 123 phanerogams (365732).

Harry Pavulaan: 58 skippers and butterflies (365161).

Dr. Donald Peacor: 1 mineral (365964).

Dr. David L. Pearson: 82 ground beetles (362835, 365157).
Dr. F. Pechar: 1 mineral (361786).

Claudia Pennie: 1 bird (360451).

Wendell Pennington: 1 water penny beetle (363965).

Don Pershau: 4 spiders (367064).

Dr. Ole V. Petersen: 1 mineral (357507, exchange).

Wayne R. Petersen: 1 bird (360389).

Giorgio Peyronel: 1 mineral (362929).

Peter E. Pickens: 19 worms (273540, 289455).

J. F. Pickett, Sr.: 1 crayfish (361140).

Dr. Harold Pieper: 2 bird skeletons (360394, exchange).
Guy E. Pierson: fossil sirenian skull jaws (362490).

Sid Pieters: 1 mineral (365929).

William W. Pinch: 35 minerals (359319, 362979, 363422).
Gyongyi Plucer-Rosario: 2 sponges (362530).

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Plugge: 1 sapphire (362945).

Gregory K. Pregill: 1 cave fish and 5 birds (362111).

Dr. Allan Pring: 1 mineral (361054).

Siegfried Raabe: right and left periotics of a fossil whale (362313).
Dr. Frank Radovsky: 3 small moths (362817).

Russell A. Rahn: 500 butterflies and motns (361692, 365557).
Dr. K. B. Rajput: 27 insects (367069).

Dr. John S. Ramsey: 523 crustaceans (359814).

Dr. J. A. Ramos: 8,565 mise. insects (362819).
Anthony B. Rath: 16 medusae (334764).

Dr. Carleton Ray: 510 sponges and echinoderms (271533).
Dr. Jan Reban: 2 minerals (364253).

Dr. Richard Reeder: 1 mollusk (364772).

David G. Reid: 360 mollusks (354807).

George Reiger: 5 birds (360457).

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Mr. and Mrs. Tomm Reinbold: 1 fossil tapir tooth (364002).

Susanne Renner: 98 plants (364631).

Dr. H. Ribeiro: 10 insects (363978).

Prof. H. Ribeiro: 2 mosquitoe slides (366974).

Dr. W. E. Ricker: 1 stonefly (365166).

Norman L. Riker: 3 fossils (361818, 363817).

Dr. Edward G. Riley: 4 beetles (363969, 365133).

Dr. Nathan W. Riser: 2 worms (363695).Juan A. Rivero: 1 frog
(362767).

Sgt. Albert J. Robb: 2 fossil seal bones (365395).

Dr. Robert K. Robbins: 69 butterflies (362837).

Sandy Roberts: 2 fossil bird bones (360127).

Willard L. Roberts: 8 minerals (363365).

George Robinson: 2 minerals (363381).

.Dr. R. A. Robison: 5 fossils (363750).

Frank Rocek: 4 minerals (361104).

Dr. W. D. Ian Rolfe: 6 fossil plants (361686).

George R. Rossman: 2 minerals (361788).

Dr. Gar W. Rothwell: 3,024 fossil plants (366110).

Jean-Paul Roux: 2 bird skeletons and 2 skulls (364091).

C. Ruckdeschel: 14 mollusks, 16 worms (339362).

Jack Rudloe: 5 echinoderms (265044).

Charlotte Watson Russell: 8 alcholic worms (363312).

Dr. 0. A. Saether: 42 slides of flies (367075).

Frank P. Sala: 163 moths (367037).

Rev. Lamuel G. Salik: 1 topaz, 2 beryls (365063).

Dr. Harry M. Savage: 433 misc. insects (362827, 367068).

Alan H. Savitsky: 127 amphibians and reptiles (362731).

Dr. M. Schlegel: 2 protozoan slides (365441).

Dr. G. Schmeda: 87 plants (365797).

Dr. K. Schmetzer: 1 mineral (362907).

Dr. Robert W. Schmieder: 50 echinoderms (355566).

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Schneider: 344 fossil vertebrates (361861).

Angelika Schwarz: 2 echinoderm slides (344725).

J. Douglas Scott: 1 mineral (361015).

Randy Scott: 163 fossil vertebrates (361651, 363293).

Frank Seidenschwarz: 13 plants (363170).

Nelson R. Shaffer: 5 minerals (364278).

Earl W. Shindledecker: 1 mineral (365050).

David Shipman: anterior portion of a fossil cetothere mandible
(361201).

Herbert Shockley: 1 fish (365299).

Dr. Liu Sicheng: 7 slides of worms (363131).

Michael G. Siegel: 1 quartz (365109).

Werner Simon: 4 minerals (365051).

Dr. Barbara H. S. Smith: 4 minerals (363350).

Dr. Julian P. S. Smith III: 2 slides of worms (362505).

Richard H. Smith, Jr.: 56 butterflies (365574).

Claudia Sobrevila: 60 spiders and 1 scorpion (365541).

Dr. James Sorauf: 2 fossils (363692).

Tony Soria: 152 moths (367041).

Dr. Sheldon Spencer: 4 fossils (363947).

Trent Spielman: fossil amphibian trackway (363831).

Charles Staines: 723 water and lady beetles (362812, 365146, 367056).

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Dr. William P. Stark: 134 stoneflies (365567).

Mrs. Terry A. Stasney: 100 stalk-eyed flies (365560).
Dr. Wolfgang Sterrer: 12 echinoderms (365865).

R. H. Stewart: 89 minerals (359997).

R. L. Stewart: 11 minerals (358448).

George C. Steyskal: 132 insects (365151, 367047).

Dr. Bruce L. Stinchcomb: 4 gastropods (363942).

Dr. Carl W. Stock: 9 stromotoporoids (361309, 363999).
Dr. H.-P. Stockwell: 150 weevils (365150).

Dr. Gary M. Stonedahl: 4 insects (363959).

Will Straube: 12 echinoderms, 9 mollusks, 55 worms (359475).
Dr. Stephen A. Stricker: 5 worms (362804).

Dr. Leonell C. Strong, Jr.: 3 mollusks (362270).

Dr. Kenneth J. Sulak: 2 fish (343244).

Rev. James M. Sullivan: 32 leaf beetles (352826).
Richard Swain: fossil sea cow skull cap (361000).

Dr. Neil R. Swanberg: 3 radiolarians (361701).

Dr. Keene Swett: 10 fossils (364371).

Clyde Swindell: 243 fossil vertebrates (361200, 363294).
Tina Tabarini: 1 mollusk (363714).

Tadashi Tano: 1 insect (364774).

Dr. A. C. Tarjan: 100 worms (360504).

Dr. I. Barry Tarshis: 74,428 blackflies (365144).

Calvin E. Taylor: 11 fossil bird bones (360130, 362215).
Dr. John Taylor: 9 echinoids (366297).

Dr. Malcolm Telford: 100 echinoids, asteroids, holothuroids (366141).

Dr. Harry ten Hove: 40 worms (365636).

Dr. Hjalmar Thiel: 350 worms (365511).

Betsy Trent Thomas: 1 bird (362379).

Dr. Donald B. Thomas, Jr.: 1 stink bug (363954).

William W. Thomas: 4 birds (360430).

Dr. Ronald Tripp: 31 trilobites (362222).

Jane Tucker: fossil seal tooth (362279).

Capt. Paul N. Turner: 32 worms (365649).

Dr. Paul Tuskes: 31 moths (362818, 363963).

William Ulrich: 4 minerals (361747).

Dr. Franco Urbani: 1 mineral (363403).

Dennis C. Van Hoose: 1,407 insects (367035).

Dr. Charles van Riper, III: mummified bird (364095).

Wouter I. Van Tichelen: 8 minerals (362902, 363327, 363415).

Oscar.Flores Villela: 3 lizards (358017).

Dr. Emily H. Vokes: See also Dr. Harold E. Vokes (362673).

Dr. Harold E. Vokes and Dr. Emily H. Vokes: 14 fossils and 1 silicon
cast (362673).

Dr. Fritz Vollrath: 1 spider (362809).

Dieter Von Samson: 10 fossil crocodile remains (360364).

Grady Walker: 75 fossils (362312).

Dr. Hsien-Ming Wan: 8 minerals (361748).

Dr. Chia-Ching Wang: 2 echinoids (365630).

Dr. George F. Warner: 28 sponges (356953).

Dr. Anders Waren: 1 mollusk (354548).

Dr. Les Watling: 20 worms (365510).

Charles N. Watson, Jr.: 2 butterflies (365142).

Ronald Watson: 3 fishes (365257).

G. Thomas Watters: 1 mollusk (363275).

John Watters: fossil sperm whale tooth (359854).

Dr. W. A. Watters: 1 mineral (359960).

Dr. John S. Weaver, III: 2 caddisflies (367035).

David Wells: distal portion of a fossil fish crow (366296).
Dr. Harry W. Wells: 160 anemones (231172).

James W. Westgate: 10 fossil vertebrates and cast of a fossil tusk

(364193, 365468).

Dr. Wilfried Westheide: 22 worms (363108, 365236).

David R. White: 124 water snakes (356079).

Dr. Wiedman: 16 fossils (364192).

Ronald S. Wieglus: 374 moths and wasps (362815, 367033, 367044,
367071). ‘

Frank Wilbur: 3 pieces of green colored fossil wood (364757).

Dr. Hans-Jurgen Wilke: 1 mineral (363328, exchange).

Gaye L. William: 1 mollusk (366314).

Dr. John Williams: 4 minerals (361099).

Dr. P. J. Williams: 2 minerals (361064).

Dr. Scott Wing: 1 spider (367054).

Eugenia I. Wright: 818 marine mollusks (362308).

Jill Yager: 1 coral (353354).

Dr. Isao Yagi: See also Dr. Naosuke Adachi (361792).

Dr. Tsunyi Yang: 10 brachiopods (365476).

Dr. Ellis L. Yochelson: 5 fossils (362501).

Dr. Daniel K. Young: 5 insects (365556).

Dr. Frank N. Young: 66 scarab beetles (349858).

Dr. Leonard Young: 25 marine mollusks (360309).

Gary G. Youngblood: 1 cotton rat (360635).

Victor Yount: 4 minerals (361804); 1 mineral (362903, exchange).

E. Yustiz: 4 wasps (365542).

Sven Zea S.: 19 sponges (341001, 359476, 361326).

Dr. Zhou Zhiyan: 11 fossil plants (366016, exchange).

Dr. Helmut Zibrowius: 7 echinoderms (358333).

Dr. A. Victor Zullo: 25 fossils (361422, 364521, 365344).

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Donors to the National Zoological Park

Donors of Financial Support

Anonymous

Thomas M. Mixer

Contribution in memory of Maryann Thomas
Jason, Ben and. Josh Johnson

Dr. Charles M. Kirkpatrick

Nate Mack Elementary School (5th Grade Class)
Dr. & Mrs. John Strauss

Robin Sturtz

Grants

American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
The Chicago Zoological Society

Columbus Zoological Park Association

The Dallas Zoological Society

The Lincoln Park Zoological Society

The Overbrook Foundation

The Packard Foundation

World Wildlife Foundation

Wildlife Preservation Trust International, Inc.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
Donors of Financial Support

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Cory

Donors to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Facilities Development:

Tupper Foundation - Earl Silas Tupper Research and Conference
Center
Mrs. Jean Niemier - Gamez and Bolafios Islands

Educational Programs:
Exxon Corporation - Fellowship and Assistantship Program
Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation - Latin American Predoctoral Fellowships
Special Educational Outreach Fund - Ecology and Conservation Seminar
for High School Students

Women's Committee of the Smithsonian Associates - Nature Trail on Barro
Colorado Island ;
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Dr. and Mrs. John D. Relfe
Mrs. John P. Renshaw

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Resknick
Alice Richmond

Mr. and Mrs. Chapin Riley
Mrs. Anne D. Rishel

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robbins
Mrs. Leanne B. Roberts

Sylvia Robins

Mr.

Mrs.

Mr.

and Mrs. Alan S. Robinson
Christine B. Robitzek
David Rockefeller

Lauren Rogers Museum of Art

Dr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mrs.

and Mrs. Michail E. Rollins
and Mrs. Daniel Rose

and Mrs. Benjamin H. Rose, III
and Mrs. Adolph Rosekrans

and Mrs. Peter Rosekrans
Victor J. Rosen
Robert M. Rosenberg

Shirley S. Rosenberg

Toby Rosenblatt

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Ronald L. Rossetti

and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Roth
and mrs. William M. Roth
and Mrs. Irving A. Rubin

Constance B. Runge

Mrs.
Mr.

Madeleine H. Russell
and Mrs. Thomas W. Russell, Jr.

Roxanne M. Sanderson

Mr.

Mr

Harry A... Saxe, Jim:

Judith Schaffer

Ivan Schatten

and Mrs. Garret Schenck
and Mrs. James Scheuer

. and Mrs. James Schilt
Albert E. Schlesinger

Norma H. Schlesinger

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.

Jo Anne Schneider

Ann McGovern Schneiner

and Mrs. Robert Schoelkopf
and Mrs. Thomas Schoenith
and Mrs. Morton L. Scholnick
and Mrs. Leslie J. Schreyer
Jacob Schulman

and Mrs. Alan E. Schwartz
Richard J. Schwartz

Samuel Schwartz

Suzanne Roy Sears

Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.

and Mrs. Walter Seid
James Seitz
Carl L. Selden
and Mrs. William Shannon
Mickey Shapiro
and Mrs. Frederic A. Sharf
and Mrs. John Shaw
and Mrs. Alger Shelden
Allen Shelden, III
and Mrs. Peter Sheldon
Peter N. Sherrill
and Mrs. Douglas Shorenstein
and Mrs. Walter Shorenstein
and Mrs. Gail T. Sidlek

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Mr.
Mrs.
Dhan
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Ms.
DE.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs
Mr.
Mrs.
Mis’
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.

Mr.
Mr.

Jacob Y. Terner,

Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
Dir.
Mrs.
Mr.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Dr.
Mrs.
Masi.
Di.
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Mr.

and Mrs.
Walter

Gilbert B. Silverman
E. Simmons

Edward L.Sleeper
Helen Farr Sloan

and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Stephen Sloan
George Slocum
Marshall Small
Richard Mayo Smith

Lawrence M.C. Smith

Marilyn
Janet W.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Anne F.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Irving Stenn,

and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Philip
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Smith

Solinger

Arthur K. Solomon
Ralph Sorenson
Dean Spanos

Ernest P. Spear
Spencer

Peter B. Spivak
William Steen
Michael Stein
Robert E. Steinberg
Jr.

S. Sidney Stoneman
Bayard T. Storey
James M. Storey
A. Straus

George Strombos

David A. Stulberg
Paul Sullivan
David J. Supino

Henry W. Suydam, Jr.
Joan McLellan Tayler

and Mrs.
Michael

Kenneth Taylor
A. Taylor
M.D.

Eugene Victor Thaw

and Mrs.

L. Harrison Thayer, II

Nancy B. Tieken
Lydia M. Titcomb

and Mrs.

John E. Toole

Margery B. Townsend

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Thomas H. Townsend
Michael E.F. Treacy

Patricia Trenton

Louise
BLALOCE
George

Helen S.

and Mrs.
Joseph

Esteban

and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Abbot W.

Talbot Trigg

Trumbull

Te. Trumbull

Tucker

Robert Tufo

A. Vance, Jr.

Vicente

Arthur Victor
Charles H. Vortriede
Vose

Miss Lois Wagner

Mrs. Norton Walbridge

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Waldstein
Mrs. David Wallace

Anne H. Wallace

Mr. Felix M. Warburg

Mrs. Joan Washburn

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Waterman
Ms. Barbara Wayman

Mr. and Mrs. Theo R. Weiler

Mr. Joseph J. Weiner

Mr. Efrem Weinreb

Dr. Harold P. Weintraub

Mr. Maurice Weir

Mrs. Rudolph W. Weitz

Mrs. Elaine G. Weitzen

Mr. and Mrs.Peter C. Welch

Mrs. Karl L.Wente

Dr. Frederick and Rev. Barbara N. Whitcomb
Mrs. Suzanne C. White

Mr. John Whitehead

Mrs. Frances J. Whitney

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wick

Elaine Wilde

Mrs. Patricia O'Connell Williams
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wineman
Mrs. Isadore Winkelman

Mr. James L. Winokur

Mrs. Enid S. Winslow

Mr. Marion.J. Wise, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Wojtalik
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wollenzin, Jr.
Mrs. Lois E. Womer

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Woods

Mr. and: Mrs. -. Ho Wultimeier,. LIL
Mrs. C. Lacoppiban Wyers

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yaffe

Mrs. Edward J. York

Mr. Richard York

Mr. and-Mrs. William J. Young, Jr.
Mrs. Guri Lie Zeckendor£f

Mr. Jerome Zipkin

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CENTER FOR ASIAN ART
FREER GALLERY OF ART and the
ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

Donors of Financial Support

Harry N. Abrams, Inc.

Mr. Franz Bader (Harold P. Stern
Memorial Fund)

Clark Endowment Fund

Dr. James S. Devine

Mr. Peter Drucker

Embassy of Japan

Mr. Paul Josephson

Ms. Beverly Lang

Dr. Thomas Lawton (John A. Pope
Memorial Fund)

Orientations

Mrs. John A. Pope (John A. Pope
Memorial Fund)

The Rockefeller Foundation

Donors to the Collection

Anonymous: In Memory of Collector
and Connoisseur Helen Dalling Ling

Mrs. Joe M. Blumberg

Mr. John M. Crawford

Mr. Stanley D. Fishman

Mrs. Garnet Hulings

Mr. Henry Noel

Ambassador and Mrs. George McGhee
Dr. and Mrs. Ignacio Rodriguez

Hon. and Mrs. Hugh Scott

Mr. F. B. Vanderhoef, Jr.

Donors to the Study Collection

Mr. Alfred Bodian

Charlottesville/Albemarle Founda-
tion for the Encouragement of
the Arts

Mrs. Nelly Ducommun

Mr. Stanley D. Fishman

Mrs. Edna L. Flapan

Mr. Dean Frasche

Mr. Joel Hettger

Mrs. David H. Karrick

Mrs. Henry Noel

Mrs. Hortense S. Sacks

Hon. and Mrs. Hugh Scott

Donors to the Library

Dr. O. P. Agrawal
Mr. An Kwo-cheung

American Institute of Indian Studies

Dr. Esin Atil

Dr. Milo C. Beach

Dr. Arthur Beale

Mr. W. Thomas Chase IIT

Ms. Louise A. Cort

Mrs. Helen Dietterich

Embassy of India

Mrs. Edna L. Flapan

Fondation Singer-Polignaa

Dr. ShenvGonvYn, Eu

Galerie Janette Ostier

Mr. Lawrence E. Gichner

Miss Carol Hammond

Kappy and Marshall Hendricks

Hsiung Shih Publishing Company

Mr. Akey C. F. Hung
International Cultural Society
of Korea

The Japan Foundation

Japan Society

Mr. Haruyuki Kaneko

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lebwohl

Dr. and Mrs. James Ling

Dr. Glenn D. Lowry

Mrs. Alastair Bradley Martin

Miss Janet Murray

National Commission for Islamic
Education, Scientific and
Cultural Organization

Oriental Gallery

Mrs. John A. Pope

Mr. Frank Joseph Shulman.

Mrs. Betty J. Stacey (In Memorv of
Comdr. Walter MacWilliams) °
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Sze

Utah Museum of Fine Arts

The Ellen Bayard Weedon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. B.
Wilding-White

Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly Wyatt

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Donors to the Collection

Anonymous

Junichi Arai

A.S.L. Industries

Tony Atkin

Holger Backstrom

Florence Barnes

Estate of Elizabeth Steward Barnwell]
Ernest Baron

Baychar

Michele Beiny

Bergdorf Goodman

Harry Blomster

Janet Bowers Brothwell
Brunschwig & Fils

Dr. Tilmann Buddensieg
Thomas Carnase

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Chazen
Christofle

Mrs. Carl Cohen

Rosemary Corroon

Mary Cramer

Lisbet Daehlin

Domberger KG

Louise Dushkin

Joost Elffers

Janet Feitelson

Dr. J. William Fielding
Roger A. Flynn

Mrs. Savage Crowell Frieze, Jr.
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Eduardo Garrido

Dr. Roger Gerry

Cora Ginsburg

Dorothy and Stephen Globus
Elizabeth Haynes

Estate of Lydia Bush-Brown Head
Mr. and Mrs. Maxime Hermanos
Helena Hernmarck

Margery Howe

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs
Jacques Jugeat, Inc.

Danny Kauffman

Theodore Krieg

Jack Lenor Larsen

Benedict Lissim

Mrs. Simon Lissim

Bo Ljundberg

Vera Maxwell

Mrs. Donald McBride, Jr.
David Revere McFadden

Mono-Seibel

Mrs. William Greer Nagle

Steven Nagy

New York State Historical Association
Elizabeth Gordon Norcross

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Pflueger
Mattina Proctor

Nathalie du Pasquier
Pennypacker Mills
Porzellanfabrik Friesland Bentz KG
Charles Richardson, Jr.

Kit Robbins

John Rombola

Rosenthal Glas und Porzellan AG
Elizabeth Roth

Mrs. Joseph Schillinger

Cynthia Schira

Marcella Schroeder

Roger Selchow

George Sowden

Toni Stabile

Dorwin L. Starr

Marianne Strengel]

Dorothy S. Teegen

Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation
Mrs.E.T. Uldall

Kate Urquhart

Lella and Massimo Vignell1
Carola T. Walton

Dorothy Warren

Piera Watkins

Johannes Wellman

Mrs. John Hay Whitney

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Williams
Wiscasset Public Library

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COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM
DONORS OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT

$50,000 OR MORE

The Vincent Astor Foundation

The J. M. Kaplan Fund

Moét & Chandon

New York State Council on the Arts
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross

Estate of Eleanor B. Sachs

Louis Vuitton FA

$20,000 OR MORE

Mrs. William B. Boyd
The James Smithson Society

$10,000 OR MORE

Mrs. Helen W. Buckner

Helena Rubinstein Foundation
Charles E. Sampson Memorial Fund
The Wellington Foundation, Inc.

$5,000 OR MORE

Alitalia

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Altschul
American Illustration, Inc.
AT & T Foundation

Channing Weinberg & Co. Inc.
The First Boston Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. William Goodman
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

The Napier Co.

The Pfizer Foundation, Inc.
Remy Martin Amerique

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shapleigh
The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation

$1,000 OR MORE

Anonymous

Avon Products, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brandwein

Bristol-Myers Company

Brunschwig & Fils, Inc.

Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.

Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton

Coach Leatherware Company, Inc.

The Condé Nast Publications Inc.

Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
Mrs. John A. Corroon

The Howard Gilman Foundation

J. Gurwin Foundation, Inc.

International Business Machines Corporation
Johnson & Higgins

Klebanow Family Philanthropic Fund/Jewish Communal Fund of NY
Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Neuberger & Berman

The Ohrstrom Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Lillian Nassau Palitz

Phibro-Saloman, Inc.

Philip Morris Incorporated

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.

Mrs. Stephen R. Seiter

Mrs. Celia Siegel

Mrs. Ben J. Slutsky

Solomon Equities

Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund/New York Community Trust
Mrs. Marietta Tree

$500 OR MORE

The Armand G. Erpf Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Auchincloss
Mr. H. W. Broido, dr.

Miss Quintina Colio

Mr. A. Theodore Dell

Estée Lauder, Inc.

R. H. Macy & Co.

The Helen R. and Harold C. Mayer Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Munves, Jr.
Mr. Christian Rohlfing

Mr. Matthew Schutz

Tiffany & Co.

Wine Institute

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HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Donors to the Collection

American Academy and Institute of Arts and Ne
Hassam and Speicher Purchase Fund

Anonymous

Mr. Robert Baxter

Miss Patricia T. Forrester

Mr. Joseph Henderson

Mrs. Olga Hirshhorn

Mr. Matt Phillips

Arnold Ronnebeck and Ursula Moore

Mr. Miles Rubin

Salander-O'Reilly Gallery

Mr. and Mrs. William Tewles

Donors of Financial Support

Art Lovers League, Baltimore, Maryland
Max Bennett
James Smithson Society

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART
Donors of Financial Support

Anonymous

Cafritz Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Curtin
David Driskell

Friends of the National Museum of African Art
Stanley -N. Goff

Hon. S. I. Hayakawa

Hechinger Foundation

David Lloyd Kreeger

Vera G. List

Richard A. Long

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcus

Beatrice C. Mayer

Frank E. Moss

Helen Neufeld

Robert H. Nooter

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Sonnenreich
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rosenthal
Gustave Schindler

Shell Companies Foundation

Walter E. Washington

Women's Committee of the Smithsonian Associates
Nicholas Xervas

Donors to the Collection

Dr. and Mrs. Philip C. Cohan
Marc Leo Felix

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flach
Mrs. Evelyn A. J. Hall

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Hammer
Mrs. Eleanor Reis Henry

Mrs. Barbara G. Martin

Robert S. McNamara

National Museum of Liberia

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Nooter
Mr. John N. Reis

Mr. Paul A. Reis

Frieda and Milton F. Rosenthal
Gustave and Franyo Schindler
Roy and Sophie Sieber

Dr. William H. Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Syrop

Lee Williams

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National Museum of American Art
Donors to the Collection

Allied Stores Corporation
Jeannot R. Barr

Mrs. John A. Benton
Berry-Hill Galleries

Dan Biferie

Howard Bond

Mortimer Brandt

Jeffrey R. Brown

Mrs. Claude Buck

Arthur Cohen

Container Corporation of America
Barbara Crane

Robert L. Drapkin

Werner Drewes

Karen Erla

Feeley Grandchildren's Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Feld
Melvin and H. Alan Frank
Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc.
Albert Green

Susumu Hada

Richard M. Hollander

Mrs. Jane Holzer

Mary and Richard Isaacson
J. Willis Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Leftwich D. Kimbrough

Amy Loeserman Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koffler
Mary Fife Lansing

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lebwohl
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lehman
Jean S. Lighton

Dr. Robert Loeffler

Adele Lozowick

Duncan McCosker

Frank J. McKeown

Lefferts Mabie

Margaret MacElfatrick

Mrs. Juliet Man Ray

Philip Michelson

Marc Montefusco

Alice H. Moore

Alfred T. Morris, Jr.
Alfred T. Morris, Sr.

- David Morse

Cornelia Jane Motheral

Estate of Mrs. Frances E. Musgrave

Dr. Paul A. Nelson

Dr. Lewis Obie

Arthur Ollman

Lynn M. Pearlstein

Reverend and Mrs. De Wolf Perry

Henry Ward Ranger, Bequest,
through the National Academy
of Design

Estate of Richard Recchia

Regis Corporation

James Renwick Collectors’ Alliance

The Sara Roby Foundation

Ed Rossbach

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Rubin

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ruttenberg

Lonny Schiff

Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Simon

Mrs. Mitchell Siporin

Joshua Smith

Mabel Sterns

Hiroshi Sueyoshi

U. S. General Services Administration

Aileen B. Train

Erwin P. Vollmer

Washington Print Club

James W. Washington, Jr.

Sandra B. D. Waters

Todd Webb

Katherine Westphal

Donald C. Whitton

John Young

Virginia Zabriskie

National Museum of American Art
Donors of Financial Support

Adams, Davidson Galleries, Inc.
Rita S. and Vartkess Balian

Diane and Norman Bernstein
Christie, Manson & Woods International, Inc.
James K. Devlin

Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation Inc.
Sandy F. and Gerson G. Eisenberg
Mrs. Johnson Garrett

Gremillion and Co. Fine Art, Inc.
Re )Philip, Hanes, Jr.

Hirschl and Adler Galleries

Thomas C. Howe

Mrs. Jaquelin Hume

IBM Corporation

Samuel C. Johnson

Beverly J. Lang

The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.
Nan Tucker McEvoy

Metropolitan Life Foundation

Paul S$. and Rueben Nakian

New York Stock Exchange Foundation
The Overbrook Foundation

Austra Puzinas

James Renwick Collectors Alliance
Sen. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IV
Ruttenberg Arts Foundation
Katharine and Charles H. Sawyer
Jean M. Seth

Michele Signore

Caroline T. Simmons

Eloise A. Spaeth

Ruth and Marvin Trattner

Trilogy Design at JSL, Inc.

R. Twining and Company and Grosvenor Marketing Ltd.
United Technologies Corporation
Sturgis Warner

The Washington Craft Show

The Washington Post Company
Virginia Bloedel Wright

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National Museum of American History

Donors to the Smithsonian Institution

2-Bit Software (through Sandra E. Hutchins and Jan Zimmerman): "Keystroke
Management" and "Working Mother's Dilemma" computer games, 1983
(1984.0961).

Gladys H. Abell: 34 political buttons, pins, and tie tacks, a window
sticker, and a charm (1984.0686).

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ables (through Frances G. Alexander): saltbox-type rural
mailbox, ca. 1928 (314630).

Bella S. Abzug: brown felt hat worn by Ms. Abzug at the Houston Women's
Conference in November 1977 (1980.0070).

Eileen A. Achilles and John G. Anderson: 4-string banjo made of used WW I
munitions materials by veteran Elmer 0. Thompson (1984.0975).

Activision, Inc. (through Robert Holmes and Charlotte J. Taylor): "Space
Shuttle: A Journey Into Space" computer game, 1984 (1984.0971).

Scott Adams, Inc., Adventure Intermational (through Alexis and M. Scott
Adams): “Preppie” and "S.A.G.A." #1-#5 computer games, 1982-83
(1984 .1009).

Rita J. Adrosko: double-woven 19th-century American textile (1982.0146);
in memory of Mr. and Mrs. John Adrosko: dress, veil, and a photograph
from the wedding of Alice Krynicki Adrosko on July 15, 1928 (1984.0556).

Richard E. Ahlborn: 6 Spanish religious booklets, a lariat, and a loop for
a lariat (1978.0346).

George C. Ahrling: set of drafting instruments (1983.0238).

Robert S. Alexander, Ph.D.: manometer recording camera with frame and
manometers C, D, E, and F developed and used by Dr. Carl J. Wiggers for
recording heart sounds, 1920s-1950s (1982.0199).

Whitney Alexander: 13 lace collars, cuffs, borders, and head pieces and 2
white embroidered furniture scarves (1985.0161).

Aluma Systems Incorporated (through R. J. Johnston and L. B. Thomson):
sample of an Aluma Beam structural system, 1984 (1984.0371).

American Heritage Life Investment Corporation (through Judson S. Whorton):
23 U.S. documentary stamps (1980.0946).

Sonie Ames Designs (through Corinne C. and Sonie Ames): porcelain plate
decorated with hand-painted roses done by Sonie Ames in 1981 (1984.0727).

Dr. George W. Andrews: folding camp table, enamelware coffeepot, and tinned
sheet iron frying pan used by Dr. Andrews' parents after 1926 (1984.0527).

Katharine and Mary Anglemyer: female doll with papier-mache head and
shoulders, kid leather body, wooden limbs, and wearing a long white lace
dress, ca. 1850 (1985.0066).

Anonymous in memory of Bernice Chrysler Garbisch: woman's white peignoir
with orange polka dots designed by Yves St. Laurent, 1973-77 (1983.0242);
2 Yves St. Laurent designer dresses, a pair of black patent leather
pumps, and a pair of burgundy satin shoes, all 1968-72 (1983.0338);
woman's jumpsuit and coat designed by Hubert de Givenchy, 1965-70
(1984 .0037).

Apple Arts, Ltd. (through Gerald Fried and Malcolm A. Lav): 2 complete sets
of progressive proofs used to print 2 works by artist Steve Zazenski by
the Positone lithographic process developed by Apple Arts, Ltd.

(1984 .0738).

Judith Arness: 3 saris from India, 2 of cotton and one of silk, 1960-62
(1984.1063).

Artists Against Nuclear War, Reactors and Waste (through Edith DiRe):

poster titled “Pentagon” (1984.0805).

Dr. Joseph and Rochelle D. Aschheim: egg-eyed darner's needle package by
Kirby, Beard & Co., silk crewel needle package by Abel Morrall Priory
Mills, and a package of 2 needles by Westgate Mills (1984.0413).

Rochelle D. Aschheim: woman's orange angora hat contained in its original
hat box, 1920-40 (1983.0653).

Col. Whitney Ashbridge: company size U.S. Army field desk (1979.0659).

Burton E. Ashley: button hook advertising Schneider Brothers Company of
Bemidji, Minnesota, 1914-17 (1983.0608).

Avalon Hill Game Company, Microcomputer Games, Inc. (through Jackson Y.
Dott): “Jupiter Mission 1999," "“Legionnaire,” and “Panzer-Jagd”
microcomputer games, 1982-84 (1984.0953). ;

Dorothy Averill: trapunto-quilted bureau cover made by Charley Minerva
Wheaton of Marbledale, Connecticut, 19th century (1984.0326).

Gary P. and Sandra G. Baden: 8 photograph albums containing 212 tintypes,
24 cartes de visite, 24 cabinet prints, and a paper print (1985.0258);
131 tintype photographs, 2 studio paper prints, and a snapshot
(1985.0280).

Mrs. Alice G. Bader: silver chain mesh purse, 1907-30, and a silver vanity
purse, 1916 (1983.0816).

Ruth D. Baer: 2 pillow shams, nightgown, chemise, drawers, corset cover,
and a towel from the wedding trousseau of Clara Fellheimer Israel,
married August 2, 1882 (1982.0107).

Charles M. Bagenstose in honor of Edna E. Bagenstose: woman's black fan and
red dress, late 19th century (1982.0617).

Jean G. Baker: 3 girl's hats and a muff, a collar bag, 2 woman's
corselettes, 3-piece dress, blouse, gloves, stockings, and a belt, late
19th and early 20th centuries (1984.0089).

Baldwin-Wallace College (through James D. Harvey and Dr. Neal Malicky): 2
hand-held telescopes, a refractor telescope with tripod, spectroscope,
photometer, surveyor's compass, and an orrery, 19th and 20th century
(1985 .0386).

Bally Manufacturing Corporation (through Glenn K. Seidenfeld, Jr.): girl's
bathing suit with "Ms. Pac-Man” logo and boy's pajamas, robe, and
sweatsuit, with "Pac-Man" logo, 1982-83 (1984.0917).

Walton G. Banks Inc. (through Walton G. Banks): 4 calculating machines and
an adding machine (1984.0682); engineer's chain (1984.1024).

Lois W. Banner: boy's T-shirt with slogan "A boy of quality is not
threatened by a girl for equality,” 1981 (1984.0806).

Harold E. and Joan Bartruff: miniature stoneware jug made at the Anna
Pottery in Anna, Illinois, 1878-94 (1984.0068).

Jeanne M. and Preston R. Bassett: coarse salt-glazed stoneware ring flask
and a brass, marble, and glass camphene lamp, both mid-19th-century
American (1983.0801).

Preston R. Bassett: 313 ceramic and glass lighting devices showing the
range of type, style, and method of manufacture during the 19th century
(1979 0796).

Helen Stanton Bauer and Walter Kay Bauer: 2 medals, 2 photographs, 2 news
articles, a newspaper, and a sea chest all reflecting the naval career of
Oscar F. Stanton from midshipman to rear admiral, 19th century
(1983.0487).

Mrs. Ella Strother Baughman: 2-passenger sleigh, ca. 1870 (1979.0679).

Bausch & Lomb (through Margaret Ross): 2 Bausch & Lomb contact lens care
kits and a pair of Soflens contact lenses (1981.0330).

Carter Bays: 5 toy sewing machines and a needle-making machine patent model
invented by Taddeus Fowler (1983.0616);3 toy sewing machines and a sewing
machine patent model invented by T. J. Halligan (1983.0827).

Bruce S. Bazelon: 3 buttons, 2 medals, 2 badges, and 2 insignia from
various U.S. military units, 19th and 20th century (1978.0011).

Elizabeth Behr in honor of Mary Berenice Behr, Chauncey Adelbert Doxtater,
and Mimi (Mildred) Fitzharris: First Communion dress of white cotton with
lace inserts worn by Mary Julia Allman Doxtater in 1901 (1985.0042).

James R. Belford: 3-piece turquoise-blue dress made and worn by Jenny
Williams Stevenson of Brooklyn, New York, and a black lace shawl both
1860-74 (1982.0646).

H. K. and Vesta Hartwell Bell: iron and brass buttonhole cutter used by
Helen Barber Hartwell, a tailor of men's clothing, 20th century
(1985.0031).

Mrs. Alfred Bendiner: cymbalom labeled Schunda Venczel Jozsef of Budapest,
Hungary and Joseph Matyas of New York, ca. 1900 (1984.1065).

James C. Benfield: "Musicwriter" musical typewriter made by R. C. Allen,
ca. 1954 (1984.0914).

Frances J. Berggren and Judith E. Miller: cornet with mouthpiece and 4
tuning shanks in original case, made by Antoine Courtois of Paris,
France, late 19th century (1981.0538).

Edward L. Bernays: pamphlet titled Mass Psychologist about Mr. Bernays
written by Henry F. Pringle, February 1930 (1984.0582).

Linda Besade: 2 polo balls of bamboo and a polo ball of plastic (1984.0611).

Edward J. and Millicent R. Best: patch-and-star pattern pieced quilt anda
piece of pillar-printed cotton fabric, 19th century (1985.0223).

John A. Betcher: set of drafting instruments, a coordinate window,
protractor, triangle, and map measure, all 1906, and a slide rule with
instruction pamphlet, 1936 (1982.0386).

Charles F. and E. James Bevan: woman's brown alligator leather handbag and

- change purse, 1930-42 (1984.0349).

Mary T. Beyer: burgundy-rose faille bridesmaid's dress with matching
hairpiece and shoes, 1955 (1984.1139).

Countess Mona von Bismarck: silk-embroidered cotton quilt and 4 samples of
painted silk fabric (1981.0955).

Bivona Surgical Instruments Inc. (through Sharyn Chapkowski): 2
endotracheal tubes and a tracheostomy tube (1982.0216).

William McC. Blair, Jr.: woman's mink fur coat, 1974 (1983.0861).

Mrs. William McC. Blair, Jr.: woman's coat, blouse, skirt, and scarf
ensemble designed by Chanel, 1978 (1983.0177); 2 woman's bathing suits, 2
blouses, 2 pairs of sunglasses, a hat, coat, and 3-piece suit, 1975-83
(4983 .0806). :

Mrs. William W. Bland: 10 pieces of clothing designed by Harvey Berin,
Galanos, Adele Simpson, and Ben Zuckerman, 1955-60 (1982.0214).

Susan D. Bliss: 2-piece black dress with crochet and embroidery work, ca.
1925 (1982.0246).

Charles Blitzer: 166 U.S. mint postage stamps in panes and blocks
(1983.0031).

Blue Chip Software, Inc. (through Ilene Slapin and James G. Zuber):
"Millionaire" and "Tycoon" computer games, ca. 1983 (1984.0970).

Lydia H. Bodman: woman's 2-piece pink silk dress, ca. 1895 (1983.0092).

Mrs. A. C. Bonebrake: pink sequined and beaded dress purchased by Mrs.
Bonebrake in Philadelphia in 1925 (1983.0099).

Peter N. Borsi: 2 Century printing frames, 2 Cornell lens hoods, 2 negative

numbering devices, a Victor Fotoflash holder, Eastman foot switch, Durst
Duomat autofocus enlarger, tripod, and an enlarging easel (1981.0913).

Mrs. Gertrude M. Bostedt: U.S. Navy enlisted man's dress blue uniform
jumper, trousers, neckerchief, and flathat worn by Arthur L. Bostedt
while serving aboard the USS Canandaigua during WW I (1983.0447); man's
2-piece knit bathing suit, 1921, and a woman's wool knit bathing suit,
1925-26 (1984.0390).

Clare Shenehon Boyd: 18th-century German stoneware pitcher with pewter lid
attached and a 19th-century red earthenware mug made in New England
(1981.0701); 18th-century English gin glass and wine glass, 5 pitchers, 2

_ dishes, a pan, and a mug of 19th-century American or English ceramic
manufacture, an English wine glass, ca. 1840, and a late 19th-century
glass juicer (1984.0048); 3 late 18th-century English creamware teabowls
and saucers (1984.1114).

Helen King Boyer: 15 intaglio prints and a chiaroscuro woodcut print by
Helen King Boyer, 10 drypoint prints and 2 aluminum plates by Louise M.
Boyer, and 4 etchings by Ernest W. Boyer (1984.0777); 3 engraved aluminum
plates for drypoint prints by artist Louise M. Boyer (1985.0097).

Neil A. Boyer: 27 pieces of photographic processing equipment, 24
photographs and mounts, and 11 cameras, attachments, and apparatus, all
from the collection of Lewis E. Boyer, late 19th-early 20th century
(1981.0904).

William P. Bradley: 12 WWI posters (1984.0217).

David K. Bragg: automatic temperature controller made by Draper
Manufacturing Company of New York, 1887 (1984.0386).

Arthur B. Briskman: 3 Cibachrome prints of the Brooklyn Bridge taken at
late afternoon, twilight, and evening by Paula Barr on December 8, 1982
(1984 .0572).

Mary Eve Brockman: oil portrait of Rosalynn and Amy Carter by Thorton Utz
(1980.0065).

Suzanne Brose: Cibachrome print of the Queensboro Bridge taken by Paula
Barr, 1982 (1984.0571).

Mrs. Helen E. Brown: black veil of tambour-embroidered net, 1840-60, and a
white chantilly lace barbe (1982.0291).

Jerold E. Brown, Ph.D.: 2 Keramos yearbooks of East Liverpool High School
in East Liverpool, Ohio, 1928 and 1929 (1984.0646).

Joan S. Brown: woman's 2-piece ivory silk dress, ca. 1867, a pair of
drawers, 1880-1920, combination teddy, ca. 1930, and a man's Panama hat
in its original box, 1920-50 (1983.0097).

Winifred M. (Lindsey) Brown: "Grand Army of the Republic Veterans” button
worn by Thomas Fitzgerald, post Civil War (1984.0580).

Mrs. Beatrice Bryant: 2 horse harnesses, 2 ox yokes, 2 milk cans, an egg
carrying box, buck saw, sauerkraut maker, pitchfork, potato cutter,
broadaxe, and an adze (320030).

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver V. Bucklen: 2 linen sheets, one embroidered “Mary -
1843 - Nissley” and the other "MN," and a Jacquard-woven coverlet
inscribed "J. Brosey 1841" and "M. Nissley" (1984.0247).

Jeanne Bultman: ice-blue silk satin evening gown first designed by Charles
James in 1929 and made for Mrs. Bultman in 1976 (1983.0176).

George E. Burch, Jr., M.D.: 159 medical instruments including radioactive
tracing, calorimetry, and circulation instruments from work pioneered by
Dr. Burch and historic electrocardiographic equipment (1980.0186).

James A. Burgel: one-quarter scale model of a dilapidated mobile home with
fully equipped interior titled "El Rancho Encantado, Mobile Homesteading,

U.S.A." made by Mr. Burgel in 1982 (1984.0084).

S. Joan Burk: journal kept by Guy Thomas Ricketts while serving aboard the
USS Nevada during WW I (1983.0603).

Frank C. Buxton, M.D.: green surgical scrub shirt and trousers, 1982
(1982.0283).

Jane M. Cahill, Virgil Kauffman, and Harry Tubis: stereoscope, lens,
shutter, and 20 stereographs and volumes of documents detailing the
careers of Arthur Brock, Jr., Norman H. Brock, and Major Edward H. Cahill
who pioneered aerial photography and developed photogrammetric mapping
(320769).

Betty Jane Campbell: infant's lace cap, 1899, 4 girl's dresses, 2 slips,
and a pair of panties, 1921-22, and 2 man's handkerchiefs, 1900-36
(1984 .0294).

Heather H. Campbell: 6 items from a U.S. Navy enlisted man's dress blue
uniform worn by Albert G. Bouton and 4 photographs of Mr. Bouton and his
shipmates aboard the USS Illinois, 1901-9 (1983.0409).

Cannon Mills Company (through Edward L. Rankin, Jr.): white Cannon towel,
1930s (1984.1057).

Custer T. Carland and Custer T. Carland: U.S. Navy Model K steam launch
engine, 1918 (1984.1092).

Amy Carter (through Rosalynn Carter): doll house brought by Miss Carter from
Georgia and played with in the White House (1981.0405).

Mignon Casselberry: Ronan Method 5-piece drafting tool, original manuscript
instruction book, and a 2-piece dress made using the Ronan Method all
invented and made by Mrs. Casselberry (1981.0430).

Lee M. Cattell (through Estell S. Cattell): 15 artifacts of U.S. Navy
enlisted man's uniforms, 1950-83 (1983.0456).

Babette Potter Chadwick: woman's cotton and silk white dress, 1904-5
(1984 .0695).

Stephen L. Champlin: 10 perforated vent tiles and 4 low-relief decorated
tiles made by Calco Tile Manufacturing Corporation of South Gate,
California, 1923-34 (1982.0667).

John W. Chesley, Jr.: 2 woman's dresses, wrapper, coat, wool petticoat,
belt, and a Red Cross veil, late 19th and early 20th century (1983.0385).

Children's Hearing and Speech Center, Children's Hospital National Medical
Center (through Gilbert R. Herer): 12 hearing aids and aid parts of
various types dating from the 1950s to the present (1980.0737).

Valentine Z. Chilk and Claire Cardozo imburg: ivory glove darner with needle
compartment, 19th or early 20th century (1983.0863).

Government of the Republic of China, The Philatelic Department, Directorate
General of Posts (through E. K. Chien): 72 mint stamps, specimen stamps,
and first day covers of the Republic of China (1983.0027).

Christmas Seal League of Southwesterm Pennsylvania (through Thomas J.
Hilliard, Jr.): 1,872 Christmas Seals which make up 25 complete sets of
seals for the years 1958-82 (1982.0776).

R. B. Churchill: girl's tan leather gloves, 1888-92 (1985.0043).

Sylvia J. Churgin: 161 phonograph records (1984.0610).

E. Clain-Stefanelli: 10 “Bungtown” imitation English copper half pennies
used in the American colonies, 18th century (1984.0485); 26 credit cards
(1984 .0606).

David Sanders Clark: set of buttons for the gray summer uniform of U.S. Navy
officers during WW II (1984.0001).

Philip W. Clark: data transaction recorder with associated documentation
(1984 .0932).

Elsie Tytla Claypool, M.D.: 9 kerosene lamps, a hanging lamp, marine
lantern, and a wooden floor candleholder, all late 19th to early 20th
century (1983.0729).

C. D. Clemente: 5 man's suits by designers Bill Blass, Lanzetti, Baker
Clothes, Dimitri, and Pierre Cardin, 1970-75 (1984.0055).

Shirley G. Cochrane: white formal shirt worn by Henry C. Kearns at his
wedding on December 12, 1916 (1983.0648).

Estate of Martha Jane Ballard Cody (through Thomas N. Brosmer): necklace of
woven hair, 1840-80, and a brooch with a lock of braided hair encased in
glass, 1840-60 (1983.0800).

William H. Cohrs: wooden bowl with dark relief band on outside rim recovered
from the wreck of the propeller steamer Vernon which sank in Lake
Michigan on October 29, 1887 (1984.0398).

The Coleman Company, Inc. (through H. J. Pfountz): double-mantle kerosene
lantem with mica windows and bail handle, ca. 1919 (1984.1096).

Emerson L. Coleman, Jr.: man's “dashiki" West African shirt and a green U.S.
Army shirt, 1975 (1984.0362).

Wn. Comfort: control panel and flow control valve from a Specialmatic
automatic machine tool control system, ca. 1960 (1984.0498).

Carl W. Condit: 162 linen tracings and drawings on paper of the framing for
the Woolworth Building and the West Street Building in New York City
(1984.0675).

Government of the Cook Islands, Philatelic Bureau: 22 mint stamps, souvenir
sheets and first day covers of the Cook Islands (1983.0028).

Dr. B. Franklin Cooling: book titled Benjamin Franklin Tracy; Lawyer,
Soldier, Secretary of the Navy, 1889-93, completed in 1969 (1983.0196).

Priscilla H. Corbett: infant's cap and pair of shoes, ca. 1896, woman's
Quaker bonnet, 1850-74, 2-piece dress, 1904, and a “pill box" hat, 1950s
(1983.0805).

Vincent L. Corrado: Friden calculating machine, Friden calculator and adding
machine adjustment manual, Monroe service bulletin #450 and 4 Monroe
schematics (1983.0475).

Hazel Cory: black pill box hat designed and made by Mabelle Parks of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 1958 (1984.0832).

Sherwood Costen: woman's black silk cape, 1850-55 (1983.0722).

Richard C. Cote: marble-topped table on a carved wooden pedestal base made

, by Edmund T. Lamb of Boston in the 1880s (1984.1075).

Elizabeth W. Covel: 5 woman's dresses, a 2-piece suit, anda belt, 20th
century (1982.0292).

Joyce W. and Loren D. Creede: 2 woman's parasols, pair of stockings, and a
shawl, 19th century (1984.0090).

CSL/WEC Associates, A Joint Venture (through Carl W. Bleicken): 3 cornice
sprinklers, 2 water pressure gauges, a variable pressure alarm valve, and
a hand-operated pressure pump, all part of a Grinnell Automatic Wet Pipe
Sprinkler System, ca. 1890 (1984.0396).

Mary R. Daily: 22 items of insignia and memorabilia and a scrapbook of
official naval correspondence, letters, and newspaper articles reflecting
the U.S. Navy career of WAVE officer Mary R. Daily, WW II-1951
(1982.0658).

Monta Lee Dakin: tube of Run-R-Stop used to repair woman's stockings, 1940s
(1984 .0477).

Mickey Dale: booklet of coupons from the Leckie Fire Creek Coal Company
store dated October 13, 1916, and a railroad ticket for passage from Glen
Alum to Iaeger, West Virginia on the Norfolk and Western Railway dated

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June 30, 1918 (1981.0002).

Caroline S. and John C. Davies: 129 maps, drawings, surveys,
chromolithographs, prospectuses, and agreements from the Hudson
Suspension Bridge & New England Railway Company including its Articles of
Incorporation and mortgage, 1869-1905 (1984.0244).

Mrs. Chalmer L. Davis and Chalmer T. Davis: infant's white christening gown
and slip and a photograph of Mr. Davis wearing the gown, ca. 1887
(1984 .0904).

Dr. Frank B. Davis: 28 items making up dress blue, dress white, and dress
khaki uniforms worn by Dr. Davis while a captain in the U.S. Coast Guard
Reserve, ca. 1965 (1983.0460).

George C. Davis: Monroe Epic 3000 programmable printing calculator with
ribbon and 2 instruction booklets and a Curta II calculating machine with
2 instruction booklets (1983.0471).

Martha B. Davis: 9 perfume bottles, 2 lingerie cases, 2 parasols, a Hattie
Carnegie beret, comb, vanity case, glove stretcher, rouge box, and a coin
purse, late 19th and early 20th century (1983.0718).

Constance R. Dawson: autographed quilt top presented to Rev. Bernard H.
Nadal by the women of his church in Virginia, dated 1847 (1983.0865).

P. W. Deafenbaugh, Jr.: 32 medical items (1984.0562).

Ellery Denison: 4 tintypes and 4 cartes de visite (1984.0912).

Government of the Kingdom of Denmark, Ministry of Public Works, General
Directorate of Posts and Telegraphs: 540 mint stamps of Denmark and the
Faroe Islands (1984.0267).

Richard J. De Prez: Universal quart capacity vacuum bottle with glass lining
made by Landers, Frary and Clark of New Britian, Connecticut, ca. 1917
(1984 .0886 ).

Eleanor Dickinson: 68 artifacts associated with the Pentacostal revival of
the mid-20th century (316429); 5 religious signs and boxes used in
evangelist churches and 2 aluminum signs, a concrete cross, and a
concrete heart made by Brother Harrison Mayes, 20th century (322671);
walking cane with religious messages written on it, adapted by Brother
Harrison Mayes of Middlesboro, Kentucky, and a box made by Dewey Chapin
of Jolo, West Virginia, to hold poisonous snakes during religious
services (1978.0344).

William J. Dickman: portfolio of 15 collotypes published in Berlin in 1918
after lithographs by Daumier, 12 miscellaneous prints, and 2 pencil
drawings (1984.0816).

Barbara Dickstein: pogo jumping stick and a bongo balancing board, 1950s
(1984.1017).

Sidney Dickstein: 10 examples of mid-20th-century man's and woman's clothing
(1982.0446).

Wilton S. Dillon: T-shirt and bumper sticker from the Communications Workers
of America in support of Walter Mondale, 1984 (1984.0448).

Mark E. Dixon: man's T-shirt announcing the 18th Airborne Corps’ parachute
club's participation at a beach festival which was "CANCELLED DUE TO THE
INVASION OF GRENADA" in 1983 (1984.0587).

Peter Dorobish: 2 Hoe Corporation pipe wrenches (1984.0453).

Gladys C. Dougherty: 2 handmade bird pins made during WW II in a relocation
camp in Utah for persons of Japanese descent (1977.0149); 4 cocktail
goblets, a decorated tumbler, and a perfume bottle with stopper and a
vase with Art Deco decorations, all 20th-century glass (1984.0288); 2
engraved steel plates for printing visiting cards, 1942 (1984.1039).

Ben M. Douglas: 2 notes of payment due to Stephen Girard to be paid to banks

in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1806 (1979.1055).

Dow Corning Corporation, Medical Materials Marketing, Communications
(through Robert G. Dean): obstetrical vacuum cup (1982.0444).

Eleanor E. Doyle: girl's white cotton dress, 1905-6 (1982.0252).

Pamela A. Dyer: black and white photograph of the crew of the USS Michigan,
WW I (1983.0486).

Dynamic Software Design (through Alexander Leavens and Shirley A. Russell):
“Wombats I: Gazumba the Great and The Wombats of Borozoa™ computer game,
1984 (1985.0003).

Ray Eames: man's brown leather shoes, 1940-55 (1983.0344).

Mary Eastwood: 12 photographs and papers relating to the formation of the
National Organization for Women, 1960s (1984.0392).

S. Arlent Edwards, Jr.: theatrical trunk (1983.0218).

Electronic Arts (through William J. Kaiser): “Archon,” "M.U.L.E.,” "Murder
on the Zinderneuf,” “One-on-One,” "Pinball Construction Set,” and "The
Seven Cities of Gold" computer games, 1982-84 (1984.0969).

Wm. J. Ellenberger: 19 drafting and drawing instruments and 3 slide rules
with 6 instruction pamphlets for using slide rules, early 20th century
(1981.20933);.

John T. and Sheila Elliot: collapsible "Kiddie-Koop” crib made by Trimble
Nurseryland Furniture, Inc. of Rochester, New York, 1930 (1984.0977).

Lucia K. Englehart: 22 pieces of clothing from the weddings of 4 generations
of Mrs. Englehart's family, 1862, 1894, 1918, and 1947 (1981.1069);
woman's black silk mantle with beaded lace trim, 1878-90 (1982.0125).

Anita G. English, Lilla Cabot Levitt, and Elizabeth S. Lyon: 7-piece silver
tea service presented to Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry by the citizens of
Boston on September 10, 1813 in honor of his victory over the British in
the naval battle of Lake Erie (1985.0121).

Mary Epremian: woman's scarf decorated with star bursts and rhinestones
designed by Vera in 1948 (1983.0341).

EPYX, Inc. (through Michael V. Katz): "Dragon Riders of Pern,” "Oil Barons,”
“Temple of Apshai,” “Curse of Ra,” and "FAX" computer games, 1982-83
(1984 .0993).

Celia K. Erskine: boy's white dress in Colonial Revival style, ca. 1884
(1982.0421).

Elliot P. Evans: wood-slat folding chair, ca. 1880 (1983.0348).

Timothy Evans: pair of woman's black silk net mitts, 1840-65 (1984.0457).

EVI Equipment, Inc. (through Joan Bedgood and Charles F. Payne): tier lift
for materials handling made by the Lakewood Engineering Company of
Cleveland, Ohio, early 20th century (1980.0161).

Col. Willis L. Fairbanks: "Chainomatic” analytical balance made by Christian
Becker, Inc. equipped with a chain adjustment system to eliminate using
small fractional weights, ca. 1941 (1984.0981).

Anthony P. and Martha E. R. Falbo: letter to Mr. Falbo from Dwight D.
Eisenhower dated February 20, 1948, concerning Brotherhood Week
(1984 .0579).

Fantastic Feminist Enterprises, Inc. (through Joanne McQueen): 2 T-shirts
"Fantastic Feminist" and "Macho is Sicko” (1983.0803).

Thomas Farnquist: steam whistle from the wreck of the propeller vessel
Indiana which sank in Lake Superior on June 6, 1858 (1982.0241).

Government of the Faroe Islands, Post Office: 228 mint stamps and first day
covers of the Faroe Islands (1984.0269).

Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Faulkner: woman's white silk blouse, 1912-16
(1983 .0038).

Federal Reserve Bank of New York (through Ralph A. Cann III): Sangamo
Electric Co. kilowatt hour meter (1981.0513).

The Honorable George J. Feldman in memory of Marion Schulman Feldman: 2
woman's suits and an evening gown designed by Gabrielle Chanel, a 2-piece
dress designed by James Galanos, and 2 pairs of beige shoes, 1960s-1970s
(1983.0198).

Josephine E. Felton: woman's black seal skin muff and scarf, 1890-1910
(1984 .0365).

Elizabeth J. Ferraro: pink satin stocking case with blue embroidered fan,
1951 (1984.1034).

Otto E. Fielder: 13 objects showing the development of an advertising
premium of a pair of puppy and kitten salt and pepper shakers from
drawing to finished product, 1950 (1985.0254).

Films and Filmscripts (through Earle B. Luby): videotape film shown and
broadcast at the Democratic National Convention, July 10, 1972
(1983 .0275).

Joan Orr Fink: woman's cap, hat, jacket, mittens, and parasol from the 19th
century and a black dress, 1910-25 (1982.0584).

Bernard S. Finn: Wanamaker automatic electric portable sewing machine, 1920s
(1984 .0179).

Helen Louise Fitz-Gerald: anniversary volume celebrating 50 years of the
Kubler & Niethammer paper mill and a plan of the mill's property in
Kriebstein, Germany, 1906 (1984.0590).

Lorraine M. Fitzgerald: photograph of the Oldham Hand Bell Ringers of
England dated February 8, 1867 (1985.0484).

Neil H. Folberg: 5 photographs by Mr. Folberg, 1971 (1984.1023).

LaVerne Hill Forbush: 6 lithographs and a collotype, 1839-46 (1985.0394).

Elverta H. Foster: 39 examples of 20th-century American art glass
(1982.0315).

Government of the Republic of France, Administration des Monnaies et
Medailles (through Monsieur le Directeur): 69 French medals (1978.2509).

Godfrey Frankel: 5 photographs of Brooklyn Bridge and a photograph of
Williamsburg Bridge, all from the late 1940s (1984.0195).

Elinor L. Frankenfield: surgical kit used during the Civil War by Dr.
Griffith Jones Scholl (1982.0604).

Jonn Freund and David Porter: 3 posters and 2 pieces of artwork for the
poster “Bedtime for Brezhnev" made by Mr. Freund and Mr. Porter
(1984 .0778).

Valeria K. Frost-Field: porcelain lamp base hand-painted with a scene of the
Roman goddess Juno by Mrs. Field and her teacher, Margaret Abbot, in
1927, a shade, and a metal finial (1984.0726).

Helen-Marie Fruth: brooch with Florentine intarsia floral decoration, 1870s,
amethyst, pearl, and gold link necklace, 1900-20, and a gold bar brooch
with floral motif of turquoise and pearls and a photograph of Mary
Leontine Gemp wearing the brooch, 1880s (1984.0364); cased ambrotype
portrait of a man (1984.1095).

Hazel Wright Funke: woman's pink slip, 1938-42 (1983.0647).

Anne H. Ganz: quilted grey robe made for a wedding trousseau, 1867-85
(1982 .0497).

Eleanor Belden Gatling and John W. Gatling: woman's black beaded dress and a
red feather-trimmed mantle, 1880s (1984.1106).

Frank Gay: 5 studio portrait photographs of wedding party members, mid-20th
century (1985.0208).

Edythe Robertson Geis: woman's blue silk and velvet dress, black parasol,

and a knitted cap, 19th century (1984.0920).

General Electric Company, Aerospace Controls and Electrical Systems
Department, Aircraft Equipment Division (through Dr. Hermann Schmid):
miniature digital voltmeter and an electronic digital slide rule, 1966-68
(1982.0609).

Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Postal Administration:
Christmas card with a first day cancelled stamp, 1981 (1984.0276).

Carol Gerson Graphic Design (through Carol Gerson): polling poster and
T-shirt in support of Jesse Jackson as Presidential nominee from the
Democratic Party, 1984 (1984.0494). :

Carl S. Gewirz: man's suede jacket by McGregor, 1956 (1983.0720); late 19th-
or early 20th-century needle lace banquet table cover with border design
based on the llth-century French "Bayeux Tapestries” (1985.0162).

Nancy Gewirz: 11 pieces of woman's designer clothes and accessories and 4
pieces of man's clothing, 1950s through 1970s (1982.0102); woman's
multicolor patch suede jacket and a tan and brown handbag, 1970-75
(1984 .0637).

Hazelle Gibbons: porcelain plate hand-painted in the "Dresden" style by Mrs.
Gibbons and titled Fit for a Queen, 1978 (1984.0725).

Cora Ginsburg: man’s white silk waistcoat embroidered with flower designs
and sequins, 1780s (1984.0078).

William J. Glick: 2 collotype prints, ca. 1949, and a book titled Willian
Edwin Rudge by Mr. Glick, 1984 (1985.0411).

Jonn C. Goff: 3 military surplus prisms for use in telescopes, WW II period
(19850327 )y.

Lawrence I. Goldberg: "Goldberg's Pizzeria” neon sign (1984.0575).

Mrs. Richard D. Gordan: 74 pieces of infant's and girl's clothing worn by
Mrs. Gordan's 3 daughters from 1951-65 and a girl's veil worn in 1937
(1980.0442).

Harry H. Gordon, M.D.: glass urine collection tube used for full-term
infants, 1930s (1982.0445).

Prof. David C. Gossard: control box for the "Analogic Part Programming
System” developed by Professor Gossard (1984.0212).

Greg Chandler Gove: 13 pieces of plastic dishes by the Beetleware
Corporation of New York, ca. 1923 (1984.0331).

Mrs. Gordon Gray: 3 woman's dresses by American designer James Galanos,
1965-67 (1983.0105).

William C. Gray: 2 enamelled Massachusettg license plates, 1910 and 1911,
and a Gray and Davis electrical switch box for car lights (1981.0631).
Lucille A. Grills: 7 stereographic views of Washington, D.C. (1985.0206).

Johanna Grimes: 12 cases of artificial teeth (312607).

Nicholas Grossman: Hewlett-Packard model 35 hand calculator with
accessories, 3 owner's handbooks, and a manual of HP-55 mathematics
programs (1982.0222).

Government of the Republic of Guinea, Philatelic Agency: 29 mint stamps of
Guinea (19384.0270).

Ashley B. Gurney: 2,706 farming periodicals, late 19th and early 20th
centuries (322603).

State Senator Robert A. Hall of Massachusetts in memory of his fellow
Marines: set of 300 stereographic slides of WWI by the Keystone View
Company, a book titled The World War Through the Stereoscope, and a
viewer (1982.0403).

Conrad S. Ham: refined earthenware teapot and cover reproduced by Josiah
Wedgwood & Sons, ca. 1871, from an original, thought to have been brought

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to America by Elder Brewster on the Mayflower in 1620 (1983.0802).

T. Hanley: 3 paper notes and 2 plastic discs used by the Commonwealth Bank
of Australia to train staff for the change to decimal currency in 1966
(1980.0987).

Addie E. Hayes: 15 sewing samples made by sewing instructor Nannie J. Taylor
of Washington, D.C.,-1935 (1983.0091).

Rudolf Henning: 3 Jew's harps made by Karl Schwarz of Austria, ca. 1983
(1984.0872).

Rochambeau A. Herosian: wooden slide rule with instruction sheet
(1982.0244).

Mrs. Helen A. Hess: IBM electric typewriter Model D with 4 boxes of "Typits”
interchangeable type bars (1984.0499).

Paul A. Higdon III: tinware "Little Brown Jug” with earthenware inner jug
patented by Pearl H. Brainard of Macomb, Illinois on December 11, 1923
(1984.1102).

Josephine E. Hitchcock: Korona Series 5 camera with accessories and case, 3
photographs by Parkhurst, and 2 photographs by Laura Gilpin (1984.0665).

Ray Watkin Hoagland: rosewood grand piano made by Chickering & Sons of
Boston, Massachusetts, ca. 1865 (1981.0625).

Pauline Stockton Hoff: 4 woman's fans, 1880-1920 (1983.0733).

John N. Hoffman (through Rev. Dr. James B. Parsons): 147 miscellaneous
objects from 19th- and 20th-century political campaigns (1984.0589).

Holiday Inns, Inc. (through Jimmie D. Scott): Holiday Inn great sign written
in Arabic on one side and Chinese on the other, 1975 (1983.0021).

Nina Holland: 2 pieces of oilcloth floor covering from a farm house in
Westport, New York (1982.0525).

Edgar M. Holmes, M.D.: nasopharyngoscope developed by Dr. Holmes’ father and
manufactured by the Electrical Surgical Instrument Co. of Rochester, New
York (1983.0741).

Catherine F. Hoopes: 10 cameras and a group of 28 photographic accessories
(1982.0774).

Mildry S. Hopper: choker necklace of 10 strands of imitation pearls and
rhinestones, 1906, and a black crocheted necklace, 1910-15 (1984.0543).

Elizabeth Horn: woman's ivory fan signed "A. Lawrence,” 1890-1920
(1984 .0239).

Dickran Y. and Viola D. Hovsepian: 9 mounted photographs by the Taber
Studios in San Francisco, California (1983.0759).

Richard H. Howland: pier table with marble top and a mirror from floor to
top, made in Baltimore, 1830-40 (1984.1121); garden settee of curved and
interwoven steel wire, 1875-1900 (1984.1136).

Elizabeth B. and Richard S. Hubert in memory of Mary Wilkins Harper:
sterling silver trophy cup won by Mary W. Harper on June 25-26, 1910 at
the Annual Run of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia (1978.0364).

Huffy Corporation (through R. Wieland): Sahara model woman's 3-speed
bicycle, the 30 millionth Huffy bicycle made, 1979 (1979.06384).

Milton C. Hugg: 16 Christmas tree light bulbs in shapes of animals, fruit,
flowers, and a Santa Claus, made in Japan, 1925-35 (1984.1042).

Dard Hunter II: 4 sheets of watermarked paper made from original molds from
the Dard Hunter Mill (1985.0427).

Heather Huyck: poster advertising an “ERA Walk-A-Thon" starting at Lafayette
Park in Washington, D.C. on August 22, 1982 (1984.0469).

Edna Vogt Hyatt and Edward L. C. Vogt: 51 pieces of mid-19th-century
American "Argus" or "“Thumbprint™ pattern pressed glass (1984.0327).

Clare Cardozo Imburg: silver finger shield (1983.0865).

INFOCOM, Inc. (through Albert Vezza): "Planetfall,” "Sorcerer," “Deadline,”
and "Zork I" computer games, 1982-84 (1984.0878).

Mary Inman: 2 pamphlets, a newsletter, bookmark, periodical, leaflet, and a
photocopied letter all documenting Ms. Inman's political beliefs and
opinions (1980.0473).

Instrument Society of America, Philadelphia Section, Inc. (through Horace
Richter): 67 automatic control instruments (1983.0006).

International Games, Inc. (through Joseph A. Cusimano): "UNO: Wild Tiles”
board game, 1983 (1984.0968).

In Touch Networks, Inc. (through Jasha M. Levi): man's black cotton T-shirt
with silver lettering and raised Braille dots spelling "In Touch,” 1983
(1983.0612).

Invacare Corporation (through Evan J. Kemp, Jr. and A. Malachi Mixon III):
chain drive hand-propelled tricycle wheelchair built in 1928 and 2 modern
wheelchair models, one hand-propelled and one power propelled, ca. 1980
(1983 .0306).

The University of Iowa, School of Art and Art History (through Wallace J.
Tomasini): "Philadelphia" bent iron hand press manufactured by Adam
Ramage in the 1840s (1984.0427).

Government of the State of Israel, Ministry of Communications, Philatelic
Services: 9 first day covers of Israel (1983.0133); 47 first day covers,
3 mint stamps, and a souvenir sheet of Israel (1984.0271).

Virginia B. Jachowski: beadwork necklace dated 1833 and a quilted white
cotton petticoat, mid-19th century (1983.0868).

Mrs. Clair Jackson: tintype portrait of a man (1984.0615).

Steve Jackson Games (through Steve Jackson): "Car Wars,” “Illuminati,” and
“Ogre” board games, 1982 (1984.0960).

Helen Danow Jacobs in memory of her father, Walter Danow, Hoe Company
Machinist: machinist's tool chest with 145 accessories and related
material belonging to Walter Danow, early 20th century (1984.0625).

Charlene James: man's T-shirt from the Orofino Lumberjack Days of Orofino,
Idaho, 1980 (1982.0727).

Jantzen Inc. (through Charles Coe): 16 items of man's and woman's sportswear
by Jantzen, 1983-84 (1984.0639).

Vida Hays Jarvis: gold thimble in red leather and brass case, late 19th
century (1985.0379).

Joyce L. and Robert G. Jensen: 2 pairs of U.S. Army spurs, WW I (1977.0823).

Government of the Island of Jersey, Department of Postal Administration:
picture postcard marking the 10th anniversary of the Jersey Post Office
and a booklet of stamps from Jersey (1979.0956).

Alex R. Johnson: gold tenth stater of Kyrenaica in North Africa, ca. 435-331
B.C. (1984.0423).

Robert J. Kann: set of 6 English pearlware teabowls and saucers decorated
with a polychrome handpainted "vase and flower” motif, 1830-50, and an
English copper lusterware pear-shaped pitcher decorated with low-relief
polychrome fruit, 1820-40 (1984.0027).

Alvin R. and Marjorie S. Kantor: undivided 70% interest of the Benjamin
Franklin General Post Office Account written entirely in Mr. Franklin's
own hand and includes 8 of his signatures, 1770-72 (1982.0786).

Andre Kappes: mint postage stamp of Algeria, 1940 (1984.0437).

Elizabeth de B. Karrick: penciled floor plan and elevation of the shed on
the Southmayd estate in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, ca. 1874 (1984.1030).

Kennebec Log Driving Co. (through William L. Philbrick): logging bateau used
in Maine equipped with 23 related tcols (1977.0685).

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Kathryn D. Kent: black silk dress with brown satin ruffles and trim made and
worn by Lydia Mosher Kent at her wedding and a white petticoat worn with
the dress, 1883 (1984.0662).

Susan L. Kentoff: 15 pieces of woman's dance and sport clothing, 1974-83
(1984.0190).

Christine Carlson Kerns: 2 Shirley Temple brand girl's dresses, ca. 1936-38
(1983.0374).

Claudia B. Kidwell: ready-made woman's corset labeled Royal Worcester Corset
Co., 1840-60 (1982.0098); 9 woman's hats, 4 girl's bonnets, a woman's
wrapper, and a petticoat, late 19th century, a woman's skirt, ca. 1910,
and a woman's tote bag, bathing suit, pantsuit, bra-slip, dress,
hairpiece, and a man's bathing suit, 1958-82 (1984.0250).

Bernard M. Kilbourn: 3 buttons and 2 posters with the slogan “Stop the
Draft," 1980 (1980.0607).

Kilburg Geochron Corporation (through James Kilburg): Geochron global time
clock, 1983 (1984.0731).

Kirsch/Hamilton Associates (through David K. Peters): “Prisma” electric
clock with seconds indicated by a disc that changes color as it rotates
around the face, ca. 1979 (1982.0324).

Frank E. Klapthor: white ceramic vase with oriental designs of blue and gold
made in China for export, ca. 1780 (1984.0480).

Alan D. Knez: St. John's College High School ROTC cadet's overcoat, coat,
and button, 1967-71 (1977.0822).

Ellen Kominers: woman's T-shirt used as a wedding invitation, dated
September 25, 1983 (1984.0189).

William Kominers: man's T-shirt inscribed "Super Hogs, Rose Bowl, Pasadena,
California, 1983" (1983.0725).

Janet Meade Komoroske: cotton patchwork "Sunburst" quilt, 19th century
(1984.0221)..

Frank Kopf: experimental cathode ray tube (1982.0109).

Mary-Anne K. and Peter S. Koromilas: retouching stand for negatives
(2984-0911).

Alice Kunkle: woman's gray satin and lace dress, 1915-17 (1983.0848).

Dominick Labino and The Honorable Sidney R. Yates: glass plaque with relief
bust of Harry S. Truman done by Mr. Labino in 1983 (1984.0367).

Gloria La Fay: woman's pink rayon dress, 1966-69 (1983.0382).

Lamar Chamber of Commerce (through Daniel Arnold and Gerald W. Gilkey):
ceramic plate commemorating the centennial birthday of Harry S. Truman,
born in Lamar, Missouri on May 8, 1884 (1984.0482).

J. P. Lambooy, Ph.D.: microbalance made by Christian Becker, Inc.,
radioactive scaler made by Radiation Instrument Development Laboratory,
and a flow counter made by Radiation Counter Laboratories, all ca. 1950
G1985)0214)).

Benjamin T. Layton: 4 WWI medals, 3 WW II insignia, and a name plate
(1978.0039).

James E. Lee: 1920 lawn mower (320043).

James R. Lee: white plastic duckpin with red band, 1984 (1984.0783).

The James Leffel and Company (through A. H. Van Wormer): bronze model of a
water turbine with draft tube and a plaster model of a turbine blade
(1981.0048).

Barbara Lowis Lehmann: tractor-powered chain saw with parts, ca. 1950
(1981.0281).

Bruce Leighty: 2 woman's pantsuits, a 6-piece ensemble, 3-piece ensemble,
3-piece dress, and a blouse, 1970s (1984.0291).

Ali Leonetti: 8 tools from Mr. Leonetti's locksmith and grinding shop which
operated in Atlantic City, New Jersey from 1932 to 1984 (1984.0621).

Eula B. Lewis: 5 aprons, 3 collars, 3 cuffs, 2 dresses, and a black velvet
neck band, all parts of housemaid's uniforms, 1920-40 (1984.0684); 5 lace
lampshade covers, 20th century (1985.0033); 10 Easter animal figure
ornaments, 2 jointed wooden dolls, a musical doll, black composition
doll, and a stuffed mohair polar bear, 1900-20 (1985.0104); in memory of
Mrs. Ethel Gunton Douglas: 275 examples of lace, embroidery, and
woven-patterned fabrics, 12 damask napkins, 6 damask tablecloths, and a
painted tapestry, early 19th to early 20th century (1984.0111).

Marie K. Lewis: white cotton nightgown worn by Mary A. Gundersdorf Baer as
part of her wedding trousseau, 1876 (1983.0372).

Samuel S. Liberman: Gem razor in its original box with extra blades and an
instruction sheet, 1940-60 (1983.0253).

Kathryn B. Lindeman: Universal vacuum bottle made by Landers, Frary & Clark
of New Britain, Connecticut, ca. 1916 (1984.1099)..

Lindenmeyr Paper Corporation (through Leonard B. Schlosser): half-size scale
model of the paper making machine invented by Nicholas Louis Robert, ca.
1800, made from Robert's patent specifications in 1984 (1984.0978).

Corporation of London, St. Bride Institute, St. Bride Printing Library
(through James Mosley): 3 pieces of hand-cast type dated 1677, 1746, and
1761: (1985..0182)):.

Thomas S. Lough: telephone answering machine, 1950s (1982.0264).

Susan L. Lowther: 2 girl's skirts, a pair of shoes, pair of tights, blouse,
crew neck sweater, and a turtle neck sweater, 1982-83 (1984.0505).

Steven Lubar: “Minnequa Imported Flax Water Bag” with aluminum closure made
by Pueblo Tent & Awning Co. of Pueblo, Colorado, 1925-49 (1984.0810).

Nadine H. and Walter D. Ludwig: violin made by J. B. Guadagnini of Milano,
Italy, dated 1752 (1984.0769).

Bertha Lyon: woman's leopard skin pill box hat, 1960 (1984.0407).

Margaret S. McComb: child's silver thimble, 19th century (1984.1062).

Ruth Ellen McCullough: partially constructed corset cover with unfinished
embroidery, 1915-25 (1982.0596).

McDonald's International (through Thomas A. Gruber): McDonald's restaurant
sign in Japanese (1983.0020).

Carolina Sheridan McElroy: 19th-century garden harrow (1978.2372).

Robert N. MacDonald: 6 experimental samples of and 4 products made from
Delring the first usable polymer of formaldehyde, samples developed in
the 1950s, and products made in the 1980s (1985.0281).

Marguerite MacMahon: "Polka Spider Web" lace-making kit containing 11 wheel
lace tools and accessories, 20th century (1985.0377).

Larry Magid: Jennings "Sportsman" model pinball machine, 1934 (1984.0607).

Robert J. Maier: electric cable automobile lift built by Waiker
Manufacturing Company of Racine, Wisconsin and used 1933-65 (1983.0504).

Vivian Maine: Correcteyescope with slides and case manufactured by Keystone
View Co. (1980.0711).

Kenneth Maley: 51 newspapers, T-shirts, buttons, stickers, pamphlets, and
mailings concerning the Gay Rights movement in Dade County, Florida
(1984 .0749).

Claudine B. Malone: 3 shopping bags, 2 woman's T-shirts, and 2 pairs of
panties with their original containers, 1980-84 (1984.0361).

Jane Marcks: porcelain plaque hand-painted with a portrait of a young girl
done by Ms. Marcks in 1980 (1984.0723).

Lucy Martin: steel leg braces with padded waist attachment made by F.

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Kaufman Surgical Co., ca. 1930 (1985.0041).

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lincoln Laboratory (through John A.
Kessler): X-626 klystron tube (1983.0311).

Frank M. Masters, Jr. in memory of Frank M. Masters, Sr.: 19 woodworking
planes, a drawshave, scraper, and a try square (1978.0205).

Rhoda Lowenberg Maurice: pair of white stockings worn by Rae Hirsch
Lowenberg at her wedding on December 15, 1903, and a woman's green net
mantle beaded in floral patterns, 1906-10 (1984.0249).

Mayfair Games, Inc. (through Darwin P. Bromley): "“fic-tio-nar-y" board game,
1984 (1984.0985).

Edith P. Mayo: 8 buttons, 2 pennants, 2 decals, a 2-part letter, bumper
sticker, invitation, and a T-shirt all from the 20th anniversary "March
on Washington,” August, 1983 (1983.0544); woman's bathing suit made by
Jantzen, 1955-57 (1983.0646); program from "A Call to Equality, A Service
For Equal Rights" held at the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint
Paul in Washington, D.C. on May 9, 1982 (1984.0470); 5-piece "Common
Cause Mailing, People Against PACs,” 1984 (1984.0657).

Elizabeth Medinger: box of archival materials from the work of Dr. Atherton
Seidell (1977.0875).

Dr. James F. and Sally M. Mello: boutonne woven counterpane (1984.0488).

Robert T. and Rose S. Merriam: silk applique counterpane in leaf and scroll
designs made by Jane Alcock, ca. 1730 (1985.0154); marriage license dated
December 3, 1786, power of attorney dated April 9, 1798, certificate of
membership in the Mercantile Library of Boston dated 1835, and an issue
of the Philadelphia Public Ledger newspaper dated March 25, 1836
(1985.0470).

Micro Lab, Inc. (through Susan Goldberg): "Death in the Caribbean” computer
game, 1983 (1984.0954).

Robert Miley: 2 pairs of man's high-heeled platform shoes in brown leather
and black and white patent leather, both by Thom McCann, 1974 (1984.0348).

Charles W. Millard III: copper tray inscribed with the wedding invitation
and a photograph of 5 women from the wedding party of Constance Emily
Keppler and Charles W. Millard, Jr. on April 27, 1928 (1984.0409).

Dorothea S. Miller: 2 woman's dresses, 2 petticoats, a robe, and a hat, all
mid-20th century (1984.0559).

Mabel Wooster Milstead: woman's petticoat with ruffles and lace, 1870-85
(1982.0436).

Milton Bradley Company, Inc. (through Michael R. Meyers): "Mystery Mansion,”
"Bargain Hunter,” "Candy Land,” “Easy Money,” and “Ripley's Believe It or
Not" board games and a "Simon" electronic game, 1974-84 (1984.0874).

Government of the Principality of Monaco, Postal Administration: 140 mint
stamps and 5 souvenir sheets of Monaco (1984.0272).

Ozella 0. Montague: beaded and sequined evening dress, 1909-13, anda
brocaded evening coat with white fur trim, ca. 1925 (1982.0289).

University of Montana, School of Forestry, Montana Forest and Conservation
Experiment Station (through Benjamin B. Stout): 11 pieces of surveying
apparatus (1984.0636).

John D. Montgomery: case for a 5-string banjo made by William Fitch of
Lansing, Michigan after 1905 (1981.0865).

Fran L. Moss: 2 woman's T-shirts made to raise money for New York's Central
Park and California beaches and a woman's T-shirt that says "I Love the
Big Apple™ (1984.0812).

Galva May and Paul W. Mowrey: Class B Liberty standardized U.S. Army truck,
1918' (1981 .0651).

Frances M. Rudell Moyer: 4 pieces of infant boy's clothing worn by William
Rudell, 1907-12, a silver butterfly brooch, 1890-1910, and a necklace
made of seeds, 1914 (1983.0375).

Lt. Col. William B. Mozey, Jr.: pewter button for an infantry officer's
uniform, post-1854 (1980.0641).

Mrs. John H. Murray: perfume bottle and powder box both of clear yellow
glass, 1921 (1983.0654); early 18th-century wood and pewter
schoolmaster's rod (1984.0697); 19th-century portrait medallion and an
early 20th-century pitcher, butter tub, and pair of salt and pepper
shakers, all of coarse earthenware American manufacture (1985.0093).

E. P. Muth, Ph.D: 13 pairs of spectacle frames, a box of 12 lens blanks, and
an automatic eyeglass holder (1981.0828).

Susan H. Myers: white ceramic beverage filter patented by Harry B. Wolper on
May 22, 1945, and manufactured by Kent Products Company of Chicago,
Illinois (1984.0779).

Mrs. Olaf J. Mysse: 4 pension certificates and 2 U.S. Army discharges
granted to George T. Hulme, dated 1898-1930 (1978.2163).

National Games, Inc. (through DeLaine 0. Foster and R. G. Foster):
“Anti-Monopoly I," "“Anti-Monopoly II," “Profit Farming,” and "Purely
Academic,” board games, 1977-83 (1984.0873).

National Womans Party: 2 resolutions for an equal rights for women amendment
in Maryland and Connecticut and a photograph of a mural of Margaret Brent
appearing before the Elders from the Old State House in St. Mary's,
Maryland (1981.0643).

National Women's Political Caucus (through Carol S. Silverthorn): 4
posters, 4 buttons, and a brochure (1982.0155).

The National Yeoman (F) (through Mrs. Irene M. Brown): 12 volumes of The
Note Book, June 30, 1979 through December 31, 1983 (1984.0433). is

Florence Neinken: 95 ancient mostly counterstamped coins (1981.1079).

Government of the Netherlands, Postal Department: 9 mint stamps of the
Netherlands (1983.0140); 57 mint stamps and 4 souvenir sheets of the
Netherlands (1984.0273).

State of New York, Department of Transportation, Engineering Research and
Development Bureau (through William P. Chamberlin): 4 samples of natural
cement (1984.0906).

Government of New Zealand, Post Office Philatelic Bureau: 18 mint stamps
and a mint souvenir sheet of New Zealand (1979.0968); 70 mint stamps from
New Zealand (1984.0275); (through G. W. Warner): 17 mint stamps of New
Zealand (1983.0134).

Government of Niue, Niue Post Office, Philatelic Bureau: 14 souvenir sheets,
10 mint stamps, and 6 first day covers of Niue (1984.0274).

Joseph A. and Patricia Atkinson Norcross: 2 man's wool and fur coats and a
woman's fox fur neckpiece, all late 19th or early 20th century
(1980.0548).

Northwestern University (through L. A. Ellis): Seth Thomas tower clock
movement, ca. 1879 (1984.0313).

Government of Norway, Postal Administration: 44 mint stamps and 15 first day
covers of Norway (1984.0277).

Nova Game Designs, Inc. (through James Rosinus): "Lost Worlds - Fantasy
Combat Book Game" and “Ace of Aces" book set games, 1983-84 (1984.0973).

Varue W. Oishei: woman's red wool “spiral” coat designed by Ronaldus
Shamask, 1981 (1982.0096).

Edward C. Okeriund: Weston Master IV light meter with incident light
attachment and case (1984.0664).

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Origin Systems, Inc. (through Dave Albert): "“Exodus-Ultima III" fantasy
role-playing game and poster, 1983 (1984.1048).

George H. and Mary B. O'Sullivan: wooden fan back piano stool with an
adjustable seat made by Holtzman & Son of Columbus, Ohio, late 19th
century (1984.0761).

Lillian D. Owen: woman's beige linen-like dress designed by Vera Maxwell,
1959-63 (1982.0282).

Page Belting Company (through John W. Hilger): Watson & Stillman Co.
hydraulic pressure pump (1984.0541).

Palmer College of Chiropractic (through W. B. Gehlsen and T. L. Tiemeier):
group of 23 photographs, art works, and printed materials, 3 adjusting
tables, 2 neurocalometers, a Derma therm-o-graph, and a copy of The
Chiropractor's Adjuster (1980.0196). iy

Mildred R. Palmer: 4 silver cups and a silver sidesaddle stirrup from
Bolivia, 3 South American earthenware figurines, 2 earthenware bull
figurines from Peru, and a pair of stirrups, gourd and silver mate cup on
stand with silver drinking straw, crown for-religious figure, and a pin
for a poncho from Chile, all late 19th to early 20th century (1984.0758).

Laura E. Patrick: violin made by Giovanni Grancino of Milan, Italy in 1696
(1984 .0976).

Hope Cooper Patterson: wind-up walking toy fox terrier, ca. 1900
€1985.0310):.

Mrs. Jefferson Patterson: 5 dresses, 3 shawls, 3 caps, 3 pairs of
stockings, a riding combination, coat, piece of fabric, hat ribbon, fan,
bracelet, brooch, pair of buckles, 2 curling irons, bag with curlers,
perfume set, man's dressing case, trunk, and a suitcase all used by Mrs.
Patterson and members of her family, 19th and 20th centuries (1980.0815);
ll-piece set of amber Venetian glass, 1930s, 9-piece Lenox “Architects'
Tea Set," 1933, 4 Wedgwood plates decorated with vignettes of Vassar
College buildings, ca. 1929, 4 refined earthenware plates depicting
scenes from the life of George Washington, ca. 1932, 3 18th-century
German earthenware and pewter tankards, 19th-century porcelain platter
made in Meissen, Germany, and a 20th-century Gladding, McBean & Co.
ceramic tile (1982.0141); 8 examples of 18th-century Chinese export
porcelain, 2 urns and 2 plates made by Samson & Co. of Paris, France,
early 20th century, 2 glass bowls made by Salviati & Co. of Murano,
Italy in the 1920s, and 2 red earthenware plates marked "1938"
(1982.0805); 51 objects of business and personal use reflecting the
diplomatic career of Jefferson Patterson and his wife (1983.0667).

Penguin Software (through Mark Glen): “The Coveted Mirror,” "The Quest,” and
"Transylvania" computer games and “The Graphic Magician” and “The
Complete Graphics System" information programs, 1982-84 (1984.0952).

Pennwalt Corporation, S. S. White Dental Health Products (through Kenneth D.
Ferguson, Jr.): dental air abrasive unit used in cavity preparation
(1982 .0637).

Government of Penrhyn, Post Office: 3 mint stamps and a souvenir sheet of
Penrhyn Island (1983.0210); 20 souvenir sheets, 11 mint stamps, and 6
first day covers of Penrhyn Island (1984.0280).

Cliff Petersen: sectional steam boiler patent model patented by Joseph
Harrison, Jr. on October 4, 1859 (1984.0233).

Martin J. A. Petersilia: 25 paper documents from various political rallies,
1983 (1983.0541); 10 programs and information sheets about performances
by Laurie James and 2 posters, a newspaper, and a handout about the Equal
Rights Amendment and issues for Democrats (1983.0844); 24 paper items, 4

buttons, and a T-shirt from the 20th anniversary “March on Washington,”
August 27, 1983 (1984.0455).

Ann Lafferty Pfeiffer: 2 woman's dresses and a suit, 1900-10, a suit and
3-piece ensemble, 1925-30, and a suit from the 1960s (1984.0821).

Pharmaceutical Innovations, Inc. (through Gilbert Buchalter): “Stabilizer”
cane and crutch tip invented by Gilbert Buchalter and manufactured by
Sci-O-Tech Company (1983.0040). F

Dr. Rilla M. Phillips: woman's collar decorated with white embroidery and
scalloped edges, 1900-20 (1982.0290).

Rita McNamara Pleet: woman's coat designed by Donald Brooks and a matching
tote bag designed by Judith Leiber, 1967 (1982.0457).

Frances D. and Karl F. Plitt: infant's belly band and pair of stockings,
1947 (1982.0280).

David S. F. and Peter R. Poggioli in memory of Raffaele P. Poggioli (through
Mary F. Poggioli): 2 tan cotton shirts and a tan worsted necktie all worn
by an Italian officer while in the United Nations service, ca. 1950
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Penny Poirier: 3 panes of 1981 and 1982 Christmas seals (1983.0030).

Blanche and Harry Polachek: computer printout of the value of Pi to 100,000
decimal places done by D. Shanks and J. W. Wrench in New York on July 29,
1.961. (1:97.7 «019 2))ic

Polyclinic Medical Center, PMC Division of Neonatology (through Michael J.
Paszek, M.D.): infant heart rate monitor made by Parks Electronics
Laboratory of Beaverton, Oregon (1982.0508).

Harold I. Popp: shorthand stenograph machine, ca. 1882 (1982.0325).

Alice M. Porter: 2 woman's designer dresses by Adrian, 1950 and 1953
(1982.0100); 3 woman's hats from the 1950s (1982.0343); pair of black
patent leather ankle strap platform shoes, 1944-49, and a pair of white
leather stilleto heel pumps, 1959-64 (1984.0893).

Constance Potter: 8 bumper stickers, 8 pamphlets, a leaflet, paper flag,
flyer, booklet, and a memo on various political subjects and a 12-piece
information packet about the Susan B. Anthony dollar (1983.0847); woman's
blue and yellow Nike brand running shoes, 1979-80 (1984.1086).

Rowa Wornall Powell: hat box with illustrations of Castle Garden, New York
while it served as a concert hall, 1824-60 (1983.0383).

William S. Preston, Jr. in memory of William S. Preston: topaz brooch and an
aquamarine brooch both worn by Nancy Pierce McNeil, 1820-50 (1984.0016).

John A. Prince: woman's brown floral print dress with cape, 1840s
(1984.0577).

Princeton University Observatory (through Jeremiah P. Ostriker and John B.
Rogerson, Jr.): Buff & Berger alt-azimuth, Pistor & Martins sextant, U.S.
Navy bearing circle and bearing bar, Filar micrometer, double image
micrometer, and a photometer (1983.0245).

Gordon Purdy: 25 porcelain “collector's plates" based on scenes from Norman
Rockwell paintings, the movie The Wizard of Oz, the circus, and a
photograph of Abraham Lincoln, 1970s and 1980s (1984.0497).

Railroaders Memorial Museum (through Robert L. Emerson): telephone/telegraph
emergency line hook (1983.0755).

Thomas M. Raysor, Jr.: 3 man's neckties, 2 suits, 2 shirts, and a pair of
trousers, 1960s (1984.0612).

Timothy J. Reese: "Spirit of '76/Presidential Inaugural/January 20, 1973,
Washington, D.C.” badge (1984.0235).

Dr. Henry Regensteiner in memory of his father Martin Regensteiner, M.D.:
Siemen's diathermy device, surgical table-chair, surgical side table,

lamp stand, and 2 heat-light boxes (313050).

Dorita Resnick: woman's heavy beige brocade cape, 1880s (1984.0678).

Lester W. Rice, Jr.: 23 issues of the Aurora General Advertiser of
Philadelphia published by B. Franklin Bache, December 1795 to January
1796, an album of Civil War lithographs, and an embossed
chromolithographed Valentine, 1880s (1984.0793).

Oscar W. Richards, Ph.D.: Greyson Ruling test slide, a McArthur microscope
with 3 glass slides distributed by the Open University of Great Britain
as part of a biology course, and a "Superscope” toy microscope made by
Learning Things, Inc. (1982.0336).

Louis D. Richardson in memory of George W. Richardson: working half-inch
model of a Cornish-type steam pumping engine and boiler built in 1934 by
George W. Richardson that was used by the City of Providence, Rhode
Island from 1873 until the early 20th century, blueprint and photostat
drawing of the engine from which the model was built, Worthington
revolution counter, ca. 1892, and a vacuum gauge (1983.0535).

John F. Richey: pantographic engraving machine with 381 pattern pieces
(1984.0245).

Irwin J. and Jean L. Richland: 2 black dolls in their original costumes as a
male chef and a female maid, ca. 1905 (1984.0631).

Ralph D. Riva: Fahrenheit thermometer advertising weavers' supplies sold by
Jacob Walder of Paterson, New Jersey, made by Perfection Thermometer Co.
of New York, ca. 1880 (1985.0069).

Franklin Robinson, M.D.: binocular ophthalmoscope and its transformer power
supply (1983.0641).

Ward M. Robinson: hooked slide fastener patent model, precursor of the
zipper, invented by Whitcomb L. Judson, 1891 (1984.0536).

Robert W. Root: 3 pike blades made for John Brown to be used in slave
uprisings in West Virginia, ca. 1859 (1984.0760).

George M. Rosenstein: Jenkins television scanner (1981.0597).

J. William Rosenthal, M.D.: 47 ophthalmic objects (1981.0738); 36 eyeglasses
and 26 lenses (1982.0170).

Sonya J. Ross: 2 man's and a woman's T-shirts, 1978 (1984.0866).

Leslie J. Ruben: woman's 3-piece suit designed by Margaret Godfrey and a
Pant-her 2-piece pantsuit, both ca. 1976 (1982.0284).

Etta B. Rubenstein: 2 buttons from the Presidential campaign of Eugene
McCarthy, 1968 (1984.0445).

C. Bard Rudder, Fred F. Rudder, M.D., and Fred F. Rudder, Jr.: direct blood
transfusion device and a mechanical device for the administration of
drugs and anesthesia both invented by Fred F. Rudder, M.D., ca. 1937
(1980.0653).

Fath Davis Ruffins: 4 woman's dresses and a man's shirt, all with African
“dashiki™ print designs, 1969-72 (1984.0826).

Margaret S. Rusk: 2 woman's blouses and a white dress with cutwork
decorations, 1909-13 (1984.0845).

Joy Safer: 2 woman's coats, one designed by Seymour Fox, the other by
Originala, 1968-69 (1983.0743).

Elizabeth K. Sanford: girl's brown leather purse, 1879-89 (1984.0030).

Robert C. Sardino: 19 artifacts related to the career of Robert L. Sardino
at the Crescent and Paramount Theaters of Syracuse, New York (1984.0789).

Stephen 0. Saxe: 32 composing sticks used to set printer's type, late 19th
to early 20th century (1984.0979).

Henry P. Scarupa: man's T-shirt commemorating the 1979 visit of Pope John
Paul II to Washington, D.C. (1982.0728).

Catherine and Mary M. Schaefer: 6 "Vortex" metal ice cream plate holders
(1984.0645); 3 pin cushions, 2 doilies, a letter dated 1923 stitched to
one of the doilies, a pen wiper, and a hexagonal spool box (1984.0732).

A. Ch. and Nadia Schalk: woman's rubber bathing cap made by Kleinerts,
1955-65 (1983.0609).

Mary Ann Scherr: gold and sterling silver heart-sensor necklace with Trach
attachment (1979.0488). °

Gail D. Schlaifer: 7 color Polaroid photographs (1984.0747).

Karl E. Schmutzler: letter opener with a bear's claw attached, blade marked
"Niagara Falls,” 1900-10 (1984.1100).

Henrietta Schoepflin in honor of the Merle Hazzard Weible Family: woman's
blue and white striped umbrella, 1750-1830 (1983.0037).

Schulmerich Carillons, Inc. (through Ronald 0. Beach): 25 handbells
developed and patented by Jacob Kunz and the first set manufactured by
Schulmerich Carillons, Inc., 1962 (1984.0763).

Mrs. Valyre Potier See in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Raphael G. Potier: white
damask towel commemorating the U.S. Centennial of 1876 (1984.0489).

Gloria L. and Ira Seiler, M.D.: 7 porcelain figures made by Cybis of
Trenton, New Jersey in the 1960s (1984.1094).

Phillip Seitz: 2 phonograph records (1984.0775).

Wilma Scheer Selders: platinum and gold flute and an extra gold head joint
with cases for each and a case cover for the flute, made by the William
Haynes Co. of Boston, 1949 (1984.0924).

Carl A. Sferrazza: 5 pairs of man's trousers, 4 neckties, 2 sweaters, 2
shirts, a jacket, headband, and a pair of gloves, 1974-80 (1983.0819).

David H. Shayt: architect's rule made by Dexter Brothers of Boston,
Massachusetts (1983.0237); thread box for thread made by the Willimantic
Linen Company and a linens marker labeled Clark's Indelible Pencil,
patented July 10, 1866 (1985.0155).

Jonn W. Shuman IV: first portable inhalation gas anesthesiology machine
built by Arthur E. Guedel, M.D., ca. 1930 (1983.0108).

Jane E. Shure: pair of girl's Calvin Klein blue denim jeans, 1980-81
(1982.0248); 10 pieces of woman's sports clothing, a stick pin, purse,
and a man's jacket designed by Halston, 1970s (1983.0651); 18 items of
infant's and children's clothing, 1979-84 (1985.0041).

Sierra On-Line, Inc. (through Larry Archer and Robert Schneider): "“B. C.'s
Quest for Tires," “Oil's Well," and “Time Zone” computer games, 1981-33
(1984 .0972).

Philip Sills: 34 patterns and 33 pieces of clothing and accessories designed
by Bonnie Cashin, 1954-77 (1979.1261).

Caroline T. Simmons: leather shirtcase and calling card case both with the
initials of S. Fosdick Jones, 1910-30 (1982.0725).

Don R. Simmons: piece of Brinkerhoff ribbon wire (321659).

Nancy Brenner Sinnott: light blue knit infant's bathing trunks, 1931-82
(1983 .0650).

Walter Byron Smalley (through Benjamin M. Leighton): 8 phonograph records
(1983.0818).

Jean L. Smith: 13-piece goucho costume obtained by Lewis E. St. John in
Argentina, ca. 1865 (1978.0345).

Stephen P. and Virginia B. Smith: patchwork throw with printed flags,
anthems, and costumes of various nations, early 20th century (1980.08383).

Verna E. Smith: 15 documents and a high school ring recording the public
school education of Ms. Smith on Long Isiand, New York, 1934-47
(1984 .0647); wicker laundry basket, 1899s, and a doll's folding wooden

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laundry rack, 1930s (1984.0650); 4 amber glass carpet protectors made by
the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company of Wheeling, West Virginia in the 1930s
(1984.0728); brass thimble contained in its original box, made in England
(1984 .0829). ;

Snyder Associates, Inc. (through Jean M. Snyder): mobile biomass gasifier
fueled with wood chips, 1980-82 (1984.0596).

Mary Louise Snyder: silk pieced-work quilt, late 19th century (1984.1059).

Sturgis A. Sobin: Hough's Security Cash Recorder wooden cash register made
in South Butler, New York, ca. 1893 (1983.0881).

Janet W. Solinger: woman's red crepe dress designed by John Kloss, 1968, red
knit dress designed by Jeanne Lanvin, 1970, and a T-shirt decorated with
a sequined parrot designed by Jones New York, 1972-73 (1984.01838); 2
woman's dresses designed by Albert Nipon, a dress by Calvin Klein, blouse
by Koo van den Akker, and a skirt by Jones New York, 1970s (1984.1036).

Virginia M. Solt: woman's white CLES BIEN Se 1905 (1983.0849).

Morris Speizman: 79 examples of men's, women's, and children's hosiery
showing 20th-century hosiery knitting machine techniques (1985.0032).

Philip D. Spiess II: powder bag used to whiten buck shoes, made by Bunny
Products Co., Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana, 1950-59 (1982.0097).

St. Martin's-In-The-Field (through Rev. Daniel W. Eckman, Jr.): child's
T-shirt designed by junior counselors and worn by all children attending
the church's Christian Summer Day Camp, 1982 (1982.0726).

Benjamin, Harvey G., and Norman Stack: 149 silver and bronze Middle Eastern
and Indian coins (1984.0147).

Helen M. Stackhouse: 7 pieces of children's clothing, 1911-20 (1982.0245).

Spiros G. Stamelos, M.D.: 7 silver coins issued in ancient Judaea with
portraits of Ptolemy I (1979.1247).

Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Medical Microbiology
(through Stanley Falkon and Caroline Nardini): 3 microtomes with 22
related parts (1981.0812).

Mrs. Robert B. Stephens: length of Spitalfields brocaded silk and a
silk-embroidered picture, both 18th century, a Leonard family record
sampler dated 1827, a sampler memorializing Guni Goodale dated 1832, and
a Skillin family genealogy sampler dated 1835 (1983.0617); 6 early
20th-century Amish quilts from Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio
(1985.0029).

Nancy E. Stewart: woman's mourning ring of woven hair mounted in gold
dedicated to "J.D." who died on April 20, 1828 at age 74 (1984.0736).

Elizabeth D. Stone: woman's slip from the wedding trousseau of Elizabeth
Gamble married July 13, 1912 (1983.0717); boy's cane or riding crop with
horse head figure at top, 1872-75 (1984.0464).

Dorothea M. Strang: 2 woman's chemises, one of pale yellow satin with light
brown lace and the other of pink crepe with tan lace, 1920-30 (1984.0956).

Dr. Joseph G. Strawitz: violin made by Robert E. Weber of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, ca. 1930 (1984.1133).

Cornelia Pickens Suhler: embroidered canvas-work rug made by Madame Nikolay
Rimsky—Korsakoff (1984.0181).

Janice E. Summons: 11 examples of woman's clothing from the 1970s
(1982.0747).

Mrs. Wm. Sutherland: woman's black silk satin jacket, 1903-08 (1983.0093).

Government of Sweden, The Swedish Post Office, Stamps and Philatelic
Service: 1,345 mint stamps, 189 first day covers, 30 maximum cards, 15
souvenir sheets, 12 aerogrammes, and 6 post cards of Sweden (1984.0278).

Syntex Dental Products, Inc., Den-Tal-Ez Manufacturing Co. (through Melvin

D. Booth and John L. Naughton): the first reclining dental chair invented
and built by John L. Naughton of Des Moines, Iowa in 1958 and the
100,000th reclining dental chair built by Den-Tal-Ez Manufacturing Co. in
Bay Minette, Alabama, 1981 (1982.0465).

Syracuse University, S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications (through
John James Brucha): a pantographic matrix engraving machine used by
Fredric William Goudy, ca. 1920 (1984.0737).

Dr. Hans Syz: 2 coffee pots with covers, 2 tea caddies with covers, 2 pairs
of cups and saucers, 2 pairs of tea bowls and saucers, sugar box with
cover, sugar bowl with cover, tea bowl, and a plate, all 18th century
Meissen porcelain (1982.0796); 74 pieces of 18th-century Meissen
porcelain (1983.0565); fragment of a porcelain tureen made in Meissen,
Germany, 1730-35 (1983.0752); 46 pieces of 18th-century Meissen porcelain
(1984.1140).

Arthur E. Tarantino: Dalton adding, listing, and calculating machine with
base and stand, 1916-22 (1984.0492).

Vernon E. Tate: 2 Seidell plastic single-eye viewers for microphotographs
(1977 .0874).

Taylor Backes, Inc.: blown colorless studio glass vase decorated by
sandblasting into grid-like patterns, made by William Dexter in 1979
C1989) 0255)F

Jack Howard Taylor, Ph.D.: color photograph of the spectrum by Gabriel Jonas
Lippman, ca. 1908, KB’ crystal grown by Dr. John Strong in 1929, and an
astronomical mirror made by Prof. Philip S. Fogg in 1931 and coated with
evaporated aluminum by Dr. Strong in 1932 (1985.0521).

J. H. Taylor, M.D. and Karen C. Taylor: mid-19th-century Brussels applique
lace shawl (1984.1120).

Mary Kathleen Taylor: woman's quilted grey robe, 1867-85 (1982.0582).

Colonel Harry D. Temple: ROTC insignia for Fork Union Military Academy
designed by Colonel Temple (310957).

Eleanor Lee Templeman: 4 cartes de visite portraits of Robert E. Lee,
General Beauregard, Mrs. Jefferson Davis, and Jefferson Davis in cartoon
style, Civil War period (1984.0908).

Andrew C. Teter: 3 pamphlets about The Rainbow Nation, 2 rainbow flags of
the International Co-operative Alliance, The Market Place newspaper, and
a button from the "March on Washington,” 1963 (1983.0592).

Jan and R. S. Thomas: woman's fan commemorating the 1876 Centennial
Exposition in Philadelphia (1983.0094).

Stephen M. Tiber: 3 man's jackets, 3 neckties, and a 3-piece suit, 1973-75
(1983 20713).

Marilee Tillstrom: box labeled "E. Burnham Importer of Hair Goods,” a
shopping bag, 1975, and a Stanley pen labeled “Jerry Silverman,” 1960-30
(1982.0435); 9 items of woman's accessories, pair of man's shoes with
box, and a girl’s overalls, blouse, and shoes, 20th century (1984.1089).

Timex Computer Corporation (through Daniel D. Ross): Timex Sinclair 1000
personal computer, ca. 1982 (1983.0289).

Marcelle Lapow Toor: 20 black and white beach scene photographs by Harry
Lapow (1984.0658).

Mary S. Torbik: woman's black imitation sealskin cloth coat, 1919-24
6193520013).

Naomi W. Towner: 3 Jacquard woven silk portraits of Janet Gaynor and Greta
Garbo together, Bette Compson, and Charles Lindbergh, 1930s (1985.0160).

Jeanette Residor Traten: porcelain plate in “Washington-Wakefield” pattern
made by Lenox China, Inc., ca. 1930, reproduced from 18th-century

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fragments excavated at the George Washington birthplace estate of
Wakefield (1982.0145).

TSR, Inc. (through Dieter Sturm): "Dungeons & Dragons" fantasy role-playing
game, 1983 (1984.1031).

Hobert W. and Virginia A. Turner: concert roller organ with 34 rolls, late
19th century, C. F. Martin guitar, 1913, and a Gibson mandolin, early
20th century (1984.0843).

Lillian Turner: woman's silver fox jacket, 1940 (1983.0719).

Turrell Uleman: chloride of silver battery set in a wooden case, ca. 1910
(1983 .0747).

The Ungame Company (through Lew Herndon): "Credit Ability," "Social
Security,” and "The Ungame” board games, 1975-80 (1984.0962).

Government of the United Arab Emirates, Ministry of Communications, General
Postal Administration, Philatelic Bureau: 2 mint stamps of the United
Arab Emirates (1983.0057); The Post Office, Postal Headquarters,
Philatelic Section: 53 mint stamps of the United Arab Emirates
(1984 .0268).

United Methodist Homes of New Jersey, Pitman Manor (through Carl Baker):
examining table, electrical device, trash container, and a Hamilton
suction apparatus (1980.0981).

United Nations, Postal Administration: 2,754 mint stamps, 16 souvenir
sheets, 8 post cards, and 4 air letter sheets of the United Nations
(1984 .0279).

Universal Electric Company (through Gary M. Kruzman): Bullard Mult-Au-Matic
6-station boring machine used from 1919-82 and 2 cast iron workpieces
(1984 .0380).

Unknown: Sharp model EL-8 calculator with adapter (1982.0656); 2 Japanese
first day covers (1983.0528); girl's hat, boy's cap, and a pair of
woman's sunglasses, 1983-84 (1984.0329).

UOP, Inc. (through John David Culton): watchman's time clock made by E.
Howard and Company of Boston (1982.0598); (through John D. Culton and
David 0. Stephens): architect's level, pocket railroad compass with
alidade attachment, surveyor's transit, and a set of mining lamps all
made by W. & L. E. Gurley of Troy, New York, 2 tripod caps made by C. L.
Berger & Sons, a Lufkin Rule Co. woven tape, a Chicago Co. steel tape,
and an unmarked ball joint and socket (1982.0701); (through R. M.
Baratta): 6-piece fire alarm system made by the Gamewell Fire Alarm
Telegraph Co., ca. 1880, 2 Leeds and Northrup potentiometers, ca. 1930, a
Ball generator, ca. 1884, Cooper Hewitt mercury-vapor light fixture, ca.
1907, General Electric transformer, and a police call box (1983.0319).

U.S.. American Revolution Bicentennial Administration: 6 pewter and 5 silver
plaquettes from "The Bicentennial History of the United States Ingot
Series” issued by the Franklin Mint (1983.0681).

U.S. Department of Defense, Department of the Army, Institute of Heraldry
(through Jacob D. Tomlinson): 42 distinctive unit insignia and 12
shoulder sleeve insignia (1983.0704); (through Margaret M. Moore): 33
distinctive unit insignia crests (1984.0330); The US Army Band
(Pershing's Own), ANTUSAB (through Col. Eugene W. Allen): pair of U.S.
Army Band insignia crests (1982.0722); (through SP6 Michael R. Calloway):
pair of women's unit crests of the U.S. Army Band and a brass hat badge
marked “Pershing's Own" (1983.0359).

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service,
National Institutes of Health, National Institutes on Arthritis,
Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases, Laboratories of Chemistry and

Bioorganic Chemistry (through Cyrus R. Creveling, Ph.D.): 61 German
hydrometers (1984.0046).

U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service (through Peter A.
Anastasi): 5 stamp panes and 5 die proofs for Migratory Bird Hunting and
Conservation federal revenue stamps, 1978-83 seasons (1983.0212); pane of
30 stamps and the die proof for the 1983-84 season of Migratory Bird
Hunting and Conservation federal revenue stamps (1983.0635).

U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration,
Transportation Test Center (through Wade D. Dorland): RS-1 road switcher
diesel locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company in 1942
(1983.0505).

U.S. Department of the Treasury, U.S. Mint (through Donna Pope): 26 coins
issued by the U.S. Mint, 1980-81 (1983.0678); 2 5-piece sets of 1983 U.S.
proof coins (1983.0679).

U.S. Federal Maritime Commission: Kelvin-White folding parallel rule used on
ships to read charts (1984.1002).

U.S. Panama Canal Commission (through F. A. Cotton): 7 pieces of Minton
china, 6 pieces of silverware, and a crystal goblet and wine glass used
as official service by the Panama Canal Government (1984.0127); General
Services Bureau (through Col. Robert D. Banning): 36,849 stamps, covers,
postal stationery, proofs, models, dies, art, designs, sketches, and
philatelic material illustrating the postal history of the Panama Canal
Zone (1983.0125).

U.S. Postal Service (through William F. Bolger): philatelic cover carried
aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger, August 30 - September 5, 1983
(1983.0527); Customer Service Department (through Jack Williams): pane of
50 stamps, 3 American Society of Civil Engineers first day of issue
cacheted covers, and a program celebrating the centennial of the opening
of the Brooklyn Bridge, May 24, 1983 (1983.0556); Office of International
Postal Affairs, International Relations Branch (through Michael J.
Regan): 5,392 stamps, 96 souvenir sheets, 11 mini sheets, 10 presentation
folders, 2 panes, and 2 first day covers from the People's Republic of
China, Guernsey, India, Japan, Spain, Spanish Andorra, and Spanish Sahara
(1984.0282); Stamp Management Branch, Stamps Division (through James R.
Williams): 3,750 mint stamps, 108 souvenir pages, 42 commemorative
panels, 36 souvenir cards, 24 stamped envelopes, 15 post cards, 3 air
letter sheets, and a proof sheet (1983.0138); 42 commemorative panels of
U.S. stamps (1984.0281).

U.S. Veterans Administration Medical Center 622 (through Georgia Simmons):
deep body rectal thermometer in wooden case, ca. 1945 (1982.0217).

Mrs. Forest E. Vail: leather ration book container with meat tokens, gas
coupons, ration books, and an application form, WW II (1984.0215).

Pablo E. Vasquez: 2 pairs of boots, a calf and goatskin boot, an alligator
leather boot, and a partially made boot in 2 fragments, all made by Mr.
Vasquez in 1962 and 1983 (1983.0721).

Ruth F. Venable: blue bisque porcelain egg and stand hand-painted with
enamel and gilt by Mrs. Venable in 1974 (1984.0722).

University of Virginia, Alderman Library, Manuscript Department (through
Michael Plunkett): 3 towels and a tablecloth of woven linen and a ball of
homespun linen yarn all made by women of the Pitman family of Shenandoah
County, Virginia (1984.1055); Chemical Engineering Department (through
Dolly Prenzel and J. D. Sims): 10 temperature recording and controlling
devices (1982.0089).

Vital Signs, Inc. (through T. I. Wall): Downs CPAP clear soft cushion face

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mask, equalizer headstrap with constant force cartridges, and a PEEP
valve with adapter all used in the administration of anesthesia
(1983.0740).

Robert M. Vogel: photograph of the Brooklyn Bridge when work on the
promenade deck framing was started in the summer of 1882 (1984.0771);
Duval Hunter's Catalogue of Oleograph Publications for the season of
1873-74 (1984.0774).

Maria von Matthiessen: 13 photographic portraits (1984.0666).

Voter Education Project, Inc. (through Sherrill Marcus): 5 posters that
encourage people to register and vote (1980.0151).

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Vough: pink and white art glass kerosene lamp made by
Mount Washington Glass Company, 1886-94, converted to electricity after
1902 by Hazel-Atlas Glass Company (1981.1080).

Janet Wallach: 12 examples of man's and woman's clothing, 1970-80
(1982.0449); 3 pairs of woman's panties by Jockey and a pair of man's
shorts by Calvin Klein, 1984 (1984.0468).

Gretchen Hoffman Waltman: man's shirt cuff and a woman's handkerchief, both
souvenirs of the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia (1984.0033).

Margery T. Ware: 6 infant's shirts, 1854-56, 2 man's vests, 1852, a man's
handkerchief, and a spool of J. & P. Coats thread (1984.0336).

Washington Adventist Hospital, Department of Surgery (through Minota
Stevens): Hoffman apparatus in metal case (1981.0246).

Waterbury Companies, Inc. (through David S. Ebersole): 417 19th- and
20th-century button dies made by the Scovill Manufacturing Company of
Waterbury, Connecticut and 9 drawers designed to hold the dies
(1983 .0422); 35 dies for the manufacture of buttons for the U.S.
Geological Survey, U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish Commission, and U.S.
Customs (1983.0536); 17 dies for making buttons for the U.S. Post Office
Department (1984.0574).

Joan Pearson Watkins: black fur muff, ca. 1915, and 3 pairs of woman's
sunglasses and a mink hat, 1960-65 (1982.0111); gray and white
herringbone twill raincoat worn by Lura Woodside Watkins, 1905-10
(1983.0252); printed textile from eastern India (1983.0619); pair of
woman's unbleached canvas espadrille shoes made by Grasshoppers, 1977
(1983.0798); woman's blue leather loafer shoes by Pappagallo, 1973-78
(1984 .0234).

Stanley E. Weaver: bright pink crepe dress designed by Cristobal Balenciaga
in 1965 and a red knit skirt designed by Norman Norell in 1963
(1983 .0339); in memory of Norman Norell: woman's black alligator shoes,
1968 ((1983.0199)..

Lucy H. Webb: gas refrigerator made by Servel, Inc., 1926-56, anda
Rubbermaid white plastic container, post-WW II (1984.0950).

Ben H. Weil: collection of 19 volumes of mint postage stamps, envelopes, and
souvenir sheets relating to the United Nations and its agencies and
programs and a complete collection of used United Nations stamps and
souvenir cards (323592).

Rosa Weinstein: suction carpet sweeper made by Keeves Vacuum Cleaner Co. of
Milford, Connecticut, 1900-10 (1984.0994).

Sharlene Weldon: woman's bibbed apron imprinted with a decorative pattern
for needlepoint work, 1983 (1984.0187).

Joseph Whitehill: horizontal single cylinder steam mill engine model
(1984.0412).

Betty V. Williams: automatic embroidery attachment for a sewing machine and
a sheet of instructions for its use (1983.0621).

Verna Forbes Willson in memory of John Sherman Peyton: tintype of people
listening to an electronic recording device, ca. 1890 (1981.0317).

Dean S. Wilson: man's 3-piece navy blue suit and a pair of brown loafer
shoes, both made by Brooks Brothers, 1974-76 (1984.0502).

C. Norman Witte, M.D.: telephone timer (1983.0746).

Robert J. Witzel: 13 studio portrait tintype photographs (1985.0227).

Laurance Wolfe: tinted tintype photograph (1983.0795).

Gordon K. and Margreta J. Woods: transit and tripod used to survey
irrigation canals in Montana in the late 19th century made by W. & L. E.
Gurley of Troy, New York (1984.0118).

Helena E. Wright: chromolithograph of a faith, hope, and charity theme
published by True & Co. of Augusta, Maine, 1878 (1984.0773).

Adele P. Yoka: 5-inch length of rope which was part of the ring for the
Dempsey-Tunney championship heavyweight boxing match held September 23,
1926, in Philadelphia (1984.0634).

Betty M. Zakarian: woman's pale pink silk satin and fur evening coat, ca.
1925 (193320652).

Charlotte and David E, Zeitlin: 2 covered coffeepots, a chocolate pot, mug,
and a figure of a woman standing, all examples of 18th-century English
creamware (1984.0378); 6 examples of 18th-century English earthenware
(1984.1119).

David E. Zeitlin: 2 tea caddies with relief-molded decorations designed by
Daniel Greatbatch and made by Whieldon-Wedgwood in England, 1755-65, an
English creamware teapot and tea caddy wih polychrome floral decorations,
1770-90, and a late 18th-century English plain creamware pitcher
(1983 .0820). é

Mary Zellick: tablecloth with matching napkin, pillowcase, and a bedspread,
all made of linen (1978.0349).

Charles H. Zierdt, Ph.D.: 76 phonograph records (1984.0569).

Max M-K Zung, M.D.: anesthesia machine and 14 pieces of related equipment,
Ga~ 1950° (1983 0209).

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National Portrait Gallery
Donors to the Collection

Dr. Kurt A. Adler
Alexander Alland, Sr.
Charles N. Andreae
Frederick R. Bell

Alfred Bendiner Foundation
Lispenard Seabury Crocker
Mrs. Janet Bissell Dimond
Mr. Lionel C. Epstein

Ms. Gertrude Fehl

Mr. Stuart P.. Feld

Gouldsboro Historical Society and
Dorcas Library of Prospect
Harbor, Maine

John D. Hatch III

Mr. Jack Henderson

Algernon Sidney Holderness, Jr.

Jem Hom

Life Magazine

Marliese and Sylvester March

Robert L. McNeil, Jr.

The Thomas More Society of America

Neikrug Photographica Ltd.

Mr. Martin Peretz

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Schreyer

Mr. Abraham Joel Tobias

Chauncey L. Waddell

Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Mr. John Wheeler

Mrs. Craig Wylie

National Portrait Gallery
Donors of Financial Support

Aspen Hill Homemakers

The Barra Foundation, Inc.

CBS Television Network

Eastman Kodak Company

Eastman Memorial Foundation, Lauren Rogers Museum of Art
The T. M. Evans Foundation, Inc.

The Gilan Foundation

Paula L. Goldsmid

Gulf States Paper Corporation

James D. Heiple

The Clarence and Jack Himmel. Foundation

The Lachaise Foundation

Beverly J. Lang

Chester H. Lasell

Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Louis LoMonaco

Katie L. Louchheim

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Robert L. McNeil, Jr.

The New Republic Inc.

Nor-Va Cedarettes

Martin Peretz

Chlorinda V. Russo

Margaret L. Smith

The Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund, The New York Community Trust
The Swann Foundation for Caricature & Cartoon
Time-Life Books Inc.

University of California, Riverside

Office of Museum Programs Donors of Financial Support

W. K. Kellogg Foundation grant for programs to "Expand the Educational
Influence of Museums."

Educational Outreach Funds for:

Workshop: "Policy and Management for Directors and Trustees of African
American Museums

Workshop: "Exhibition Design and Production": A Three-Part Professional
Training Opportunity for Tribal Museum Senior Staff

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OFFICE OF HCRTICULTURE
Donors to National Orchid Collection

Mrs. Victor Alfaro: 260 orchid plants and 35 assorted tropical plants.
Dodane to the Trees of Christmas Ornament Collection

Ellen Doak Winslow: 57 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree
"French Ribbon Tree.”

Friends of Counted Embroidery, New Jersey, Colorado, and Connecticut,
396 decorations for the Christmas tree “Counted Embroidery.”

Mary B. Martin: 193 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree
"American Colonial Designs.”

Hilda Geuther: 131 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree
"Shell Tree.”

New Mexico Extension Homemakers Council: 200 decorations for the
Christmas tree “New Mexico.”

Roberta J. Kieliger: 206 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree
"Teddy Bear Tree.”

Mary B. Licari: 96 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree "One
Family's Tradition.”

Hazel Logue and Deborrah Logue Price: 358 handmade decorations for the
Christmas tree “Family Craft Tree.”

Ikebana International, Washington, D.C. Chapter No. 1: 376 handmade
decorations for the Christmas tree “Japanese Origami.”

The Genesee Valley Fiber Guild of Flint, Michigan: 321 handmade

‘decorations for the Christmas tree “Weaver's Tree.”

Ralph and Tinka Brinton, and their children Heather, Wendie, Alicia,
and Ralph: 193 handmade decorations for the Christmas tree "Family
Heritage.”

Highland County Senior Citizens Center, Hillsboro, Ohio, 341 handmade
decorations for the Christmas tree “Appalachian Tree.”

Donor to the Library Collection
Ikebana International, Washington, D.C. Chapter No. 1: A collection of
19 hardbound books spanning 30 years of instruction in the Art of
Ikebana floral design. Also, 59 issues of Ikebana International,
1959-1983.

Donors to the Wire Frame Collection

Bruce Buntin: 1 wire floral frame in the form of a lyre.
Robert S. Judd: 1 wire floral frame in the form of a chariot.

Donors to the Garden Furnishings Collection

Jeanne P. Medici: 10 cast iron fence finials, 1 white metal angel
figure, and 1 stone garden figure.

Donors of Financial Support

Mary L. Ripley ($1000) Evelyn Kidwell ($50)
Carola Meller ($10)

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES
Donors to the Collections
Individuals

Boardman, Richard S.: papers of Richard S. Boardman

Brooks, Jane: papers of Robert A. Brooks

Coan, Eugene: taped reminiscences of Myra Keen

Cooper, Gustav Arthur: taped reminiscences

Cowan, Richard S.: papers of Richard S. Cowan

E1-Baz, Farouk: papers of Farouk E1-Baz

Giacconi, Riccardo: papers of Riccardo Giacconi

Keen, Myra: taped reminiscences

Kier, Porter M.: papers of Porter M. Kier

Klapthor, Margaret B.: taped reminiscences

Lundeberg, Philip K.: papers of Philip K. Lundeberg

Reingold, Nathan: papers of Nathan Reingold

Ripley, S. Dillon: papers of S. Dillon Ripley

Rosenberg, Dorothy: papers of Dorothy Rosenberg

Shasky, Donald R.: taped reminiscences of S.
Stillman Berry

Soderstrom, Thomas R.: papers of Thomas R. Soderstrom

Stewart, T. Dale: taped reminiscences

Tharp, Marie: papers of Bruce C. Heezen

Walkinshaw, Lawrence H.: papers of L. H. Walkinshaw

Watson, George E.: papers of Alexander Wetmore

Watson, George E.: papers of George E. Watson

Williams, Austin B.: papers of Austin B. Williams

Wright, A. Gilbert: taped reminiscences

Yochelson, Ellis L.: papers of Ellis L. Yochelson

Donors to the Collections
Institutions

American Ornithologists' Union: records of the Union

American Society of Zoologists: records of the Society

Animal Behavior Society: records of the Society

Atlantic Estuarine Research Society: records of the
Society

Colonial Waterbird Group: records of the Group

Entomological Society of Washington: records of the
Society

Estuarine Research Society: records of the Society

International Union of Directors of Zoological
Gardens: records of the Union

Museum Education Roundtable: records of the Roundtable

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES

Donors to the Collection

Richard Ahlborn: Papers from the 4th & 5th Annual Meetings of the Gypsy

Dr.
Dan
Hal

Lore Society, North American Chapter.

J. Lawrence Angel: Bibliography of Kuru.

Appleman: The Chemistry of Imperfect Crystals, vol. 1, 2nd rev. ed.
Banks: Natural Regions of the United States and Canada.

Silvio Bedini: Campani, Giuseppe. Discorso intorno a' suio muti

oriuoli (1660). Edizioni il Polifilo, 1983, and 5 other books.

Dale M. Bentz: Captain Sword and Captain Pen. reprint ed.

Dr.

Maciolek Blake: Georges Bank Benthic Infauna Monitoring Program.

Executive Summary Report for lst Year of Sampling; Final Report (Year
1); Final Report (Year 2).

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Marion C. Blois: Spring Wildflowers of Northern Virginia: a checklist.

Dr.
Dr.

Daniel J. Boorstin: 5 cartons of books.
Joseph E. Borokowski: 32 books.

Walter Boyne: several books and journals.
Stephanie Brandes: 7 books.

Mario Buatta: Description dés Arts et Metiers faite on approuvee par MM.

Mrs.
Dr.
Dr.
Tom
Lil

de l'Académie des Sciénces: Tomes 1-113 et Suoplements 1-3.
Robert C. Byars: McGuffey's Eclectic Readers, 5 vols.
Julian Campbell: The Land of Cane and Clover.

David Challinor: 26 journals.

Chase: 4 books.

Chesnes: 5 books.

Martin Chudnoff: Tropical Timbers of the World.

Drs
DY.
Mr.

Gates Clarke: National Geographic Society Research Reports. 21 vols.

Roy Clarke: Meteorites: Their Record of Early Solar-System History.
and Mrs. Ralph Colin: various journal issues.

Joseph G. Contento: 3 books on tapestry.

Dr.
DE.
Dr.

Dr.
DY.

Richard Cowan: 9 books.

Richard Crombie: Travels of William Bartram.

Jose Cuatrecasas: Checklist of the Herbaceous Spveratophytes of the
Caribbean Archipelago.

Teri L. Davis: Learning About Ourselves: Readings in Anthropology.

Robert De Filipps: Our Green and Growing World.

Edward De Pasquale: 18 boxes of books, auction catalogues, magazines,

and exhibition catalogues.

Bern Dibner: The Manuscript Papers of British Scientists, 1600-1940.
Mildred A. Doss: Colibries y Orquideas de Mexico.

A. Draegerman: 5 books.

Richard Drake: 4 books.

Bob

Llot Schools. Bustorieal!

Dreesen: United States Naval Test Pilo
5-1983.

narrative and class information, 194

Don Duckworth: 7 books.

Dr. A. Elzanowski: Nova Acta Leopoldina, vol. 33, no. 182.

Dr. Carl Ernst: 3 books.

Dr. Richard Eyde: 7 books.

Dr. Robert Faden: Integrated Project in Arid Lands. Technical Revorts
D1-D4.

Jim Ferraiolo: Mineralogy and Petrogenesis of Layered Pegmatite-Aplite
Dikes in the Mesa Grande District, San Diego, California.

Dr. William Fitzhugh: microfiche set of the bibliographic holdings of
the Elmer Rasmusson Library, We Have Eaten the Forest. The Story of a
Montagnard Village in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

Dr. Michael Fleischer: gift subscription to International Geology
Review with back issues.

Richard Foote: 30 books.

Paul Forman: Evolution of Naval Radio-Electronics and Contributions to

the Naval Research Laboratory.

Dr. Kurt Fredriksson: several journal issues.

Dick Froeschner: Psyllidae of Taiwan.

Raymond Gagne: Insect Ultrastructure, vol. 2.

J. Roy Galloway: Journey From Madras, 3 vols., 1807, and Valentia, George,

Viscount, Voyages and Travels to India, Ceylon, The Red Sea, Abyssinia,

and Egypt, in the Years 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806, 3 vols.,
London, 1809, and Indian Sporting Birds. 1915.

Paul Garber: 2 books.

Edward Garnier: 2 sound recordings of frog calls.

Ann Golovin: 8 books.

Janet Gomon: Guild of Natural Science Illustrators. Constitution and
Bylaws, and a complete run of the guild's Newsletter.

Mrs. Olivia Antoinette Griscom: The Book of Common Prayer. 1762.

Dr. Eric Grissell: Issledovaniia vo entomofaune Severo-Vostoka SSSR.

Nancy Gwinn: "Organization" Principles and Practices. Microficne
edition.

Mabel Haynes: Haynes, F.B., The Separation of Isotopes, Seminar, March

1936; The "VT" or Radio Proximity Fuze, for Applied Physics Laboratory,

Johns Hopkins University.

Shan-an He: Flora of Jiangsu Province (last volume).

Edward P. Henderson: Die Erzmineralien und Ihre Verwachsungen and
Abundance or Chemical Elements.

Brooke Henley: 3 books.

Anthony Hepton: Honolulu Botanic Garden Inventory, 1984.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxime Hermanos: L'Eau Forte, 2 vols.; Mr. Vanderbilt's
House and Collection, 94 vols., 1883-84.

John Hicks: Christmas Crabs.

Elaine Hodges: NOAA Technical Report NMFS Circ, nos. 384, 386, 394, 397.

Linda Hollenberg: Threatened and Endangered Plants and Animals of

Maryland.

La

Paul Hollister:

13 books.

Dr. Richard S. Houbrick: The Cultured Pearl: Jewel of Japan.

Otto Huber: Interrelaciones Suclos-Vegetacion en el Area de Galipero.
Dr. Regina Hughes: Tidal Marsh Plants.

Leo Joel: Die Volker der Erde.
Kerry Joels: NASA, the First 25 Years, 1958-1983. A Resource for

-Teachers.

Dr. David Johnson: Gosse Bird Club Broadsheet, nos. 1-37.

Jeff Jorgenson:

Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species

of Wild Fauna and Flora, 2 copies.

Dr. Ivan Karp:

27 books on African history and politics.

Mrs. A. Kayaloff: various catalogues and journals.

Dr. James E. Keirans: 18 books.

Harry Kemp: 2 books.

Captain Joseph F. Kent: Taschenbuch der Luftflotten, 1915.

Florence Kern:
John Kingsolver:
Industry.

Marcia Knudson:

9 books.
Punched Cards: Their Avplications to Science and

To Preserve the Sense of Earth From Space.

Dr. Karl Krombein: The Members and History of the Washington Biolgists'

Field Club.

1984.

Jane Lamlein: 5 books.
Beverly Lang: 4 books.

Esper S. Larson:

The Minerology and Paragenesis of the Variscite Nodules

from Near Fairfield Utah.

Russ Lee: 1 issue of Ultralight Pilot.

Leo Lerman: several boxes of catalogues, exhibtion notices, press
releases, announcements, and magazines.

Dr. Harilaos Lessios: A Text-book of General Astronomy for Colleges and

Scientific Schools.
Amy Levin: Geoscience Information Society Proceedings, vols. 12,13.

Richard Leyes:

Aeroplane Instruments, pts. 1,2.

Rick Leyes: 9 books.

Dr. Hui-Lin Li:

Contributions to Botany.

Donald Lopez: Chennault's Flying Tigers, 1941-1945, vol. ll.

Karl Lundeberg:

2 books.

Charles D. Lungren: 11 books.

Russell Lynes:

105 books on etiquette and household management.

Dr. Robert Maloy: 9 books.

Dr. Joe Marshall: 2 books.

Ted Maxwell: Dynamics of Ice Cover.

Dr. Roy McDiarmid: The Behavior and Ecology of the two Amazonian

Tortoises, Geochelone Cartonaria and Geochelone Denticulata, in

Northwestern Brasil.

Dr. James Mello:

An Illustrated History of Biology.

Dr. S. Okechukwu Mezu: Nigerian Vignettes. 2 copies.

William D. Middleton: The Time of the Trolley.
Charles J. Murphy: 21 books.
Shri Kanak Nanavaty: Mandalas volume (given in honor of S.D. Ripley).

Dr. Dan Nicolson: Icones Aroideae et Reliquiae. Alphabetical Index, and
Schott's Drawings. IDC.

Elizabeth Neilsen: Seismographic Networks: Problems and
Outlooks for the 1980's.

Dr. Donald J. Ortner: New Interpretations of Ape and Human Ancestry.

George Page: several books.

Dr. R. H. W. Pakenham: The Mammals of Zanzibar and Pemba Islands.

David O. Percy: National Colonial Farm Research Reports, nos. 1-25.

Mrs. Ithiel De Sola Poal: Communications Flows.

Crimalda Pontes: Helft, Jacques. Le Poincon des Provinces Francaises,
1968. Folio, lst ed., author's presentation copy.

Mary Raitt: 2 books.

Ivan Rubernik: The Vatican and Christian Rome.

Lester Rice: 4 books.

Edwin Robinson: 2 books.

Dr. Joe Rosewater: Lower Oligocene Gastropoda, Scaphopoda, and
Cephalopoda of the Vicksburg Group in Mississippi.

Malcolm Rosholt: Flight in the China Air Space, 1910-1950.

Rodris Roth: Frederick K. and Margaret R. Barbour's Furniture
Collection. A Supplement.

E. Merle Russell: 14 books.

Curt Sabrosky: XVII International Congress of Entomology. Abstract
Volume.

Betty Schetzer: 21 books.

Dwight Schmidt: Tumors of Bone and Cartilage. Atlas of Tumor Pathology,
NOs Dis

Catherine Scott: The Balloon: Bicentennial Exhibition.

Dr. Dorothy E. Shaw: Microorganisms in Papua New Guinea.

Mrs. Marian Lee Shepard: Life of Samuel F.B. Morse, vols. 1,2. 1875.

Mr. Kelly Snowers: The Floyd-Wells Company Catalogue, no. ll.

Dr. Walter Shropshire Jr.: 2 journals.

Dr. Lyman Smith: gift subscription to Boletim Sociedade Botanica do

Brasil and 2 other books.

Dr. Stephen Smith: Vascular Plants of Hugh Taylor Birch State Recreation
; Area. ;

Dr. Tom Soderstrom: La Guadua: un material verstil.

Morris Redman Spivack: several portfolios and reprints.

Dr. Victor Springer: Ryby Iaponskogo Moria i Spredelnykn Chastei
Okhotskogo i Zheltogo Morei, vol. 4.

Norman Stack: John Doggett's 1851 reprint of the 1786 New York Directory.

Dr. Daniel J. Stanley: 230 books and journals.

Mrs. James Hawley Stephenson: 17 books and a related collection on
hallmarks.

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George Steyskal: 4 books.

Mitchel Strumpf: Ethnomusicology in African Studies.
Dr. William Sturdevant: Zuni History (newspaper).

Dr. Paul Taylor: Malay Poisons and Charm Cures and 3 other books.
Dr. Re Dale Thomas: A Preliminary Checklist of the Vascular Flora of

Washington and St. Tammary Parishes, Louisiana.

F. Christian Thompson: Kritische Revision der Insektenfaune Deutschlands
nach dem System bearbeitet, 2 vols., and Directory of Canadian Field
Research Stations.

Dr. F. Tiedemann: 2 books.

Mrs. J. Michael Tooman: 3 books.

E.A. Trabant: Books, Bricks and Bibliophiles.

Douglas Ubelaker: Prehistory of the Gathright Dam Area, Virginia.
Dr. PE. Vanzolini: Sistematica e Ecologia dos Tropidurus do Grupo
Torquatus ao Sul do Rio Amazones (Sauria, JIguanidae) and_ several

journals.

Alfred Verville: A Chronology of Micnigan Aviation.
Robert Vogel: 42 books.
T. Chad Walter: Razmnozhenie Iglokozhikh i Dvustvorchatkh Molliuskov.

Dr. Manfred Waserman: The Reptiles of Maryland and the District of
Columbia.

Dr. George E. Watson: Akademie der Wissenschaften Wien.
Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Klass. Denkschriften, 105 vols.

Ellen Wells: 15 books.

John H. White: 15 books.

Roger White: 8 books.

Sylvia Williams: Beauty By Design: The Aesthetics of African Adornment.

Nancy Wilson: several books and catalogues on art and architecture.

Frank Winter: Treatise on the Comparative Merits of a Rifle
Gun and Rotary Rocket. 1863. microform.

Stanley Yankowski: 2 books.

Dr. George Zug: A Biogeographical Analysis of a Vicariant Event: The
Herpetofauna of the Gibraltar Strait.

Donors to the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service

Carnegie Corporation of New York

Joan Connolly

The Dog Museum of America

Fuji Photo Film USA Inc.

Hartford Jewish Foundation

Great Northern Brokerage

The J. Paul Getty Trust

Mr. Livingston Kosberg

Lasers and Electro-Optics Society of the Institute of Electrical and RleceronG
Engineers

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Low

New Orleans Museum of Art

The Optical Society of America

Sporting News Publishing

Mrs. H. C. Stevens

Time Inc,

United Jewish Charities of Detroit

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

The Ashok Group of Hotels (India Tourism Development
Corporation)

Association of Trial Lawyers of America

Coromandel Fertilizers Ltd.

The Handicrafts and Handlooms Export Corporation Ltd. of India

Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism
through the Louisiana Office of Tourism

Louisiana Heritage Foundation

Music Performance Trust Funds

OFFICE OF SMITHSONIAN SYMPOSIA AND SEMINARS

Donors of Financial Support

American Institute of Indian Studies Philip Johnson

Communications Workers of America M. W. Kellogg Company

Ford Foundation Northern Telecom International Limited
Government of India Pfizer International Inc.

Barrick W. Groom Tea Board of India

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SMITHSONIAN RESIDENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Donors of Financial Support

Office of Education, National Museum of Natural History, and National Capital
Puppetry Guild: partial funding of “The Adventures of Monkey King,” Discovery
Theater production. :

Office of the Mayor, District of Columbia Commission on the Arts and Humani-
ties: partial funding of "A Tribute to Count Basie," performing arts event.
Educational Outreach Fund, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public
Service: partial funding of Art and Writing Contests, Discovery Theater.
Office of the Mayor, District of Columbia Commission on the Arts and Humani-
ties: partial funding of "Smithsonian Salutes Washington Dance,” performing
arts event.

Hechinger Foundation: partial funding for “An Evening with Art Carpenter,
Master Furniture Designer.”

Smithsonian Wonen's Committee; Stephenson, Inc.; and the Educational Out-
reach Fund, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public Service: partial
funding of "Discover Graphics” program for area high school students and
teachers.

The National Capital Optimist Club Inc.: partial funding for "Kite Festival,”
family event.

Federal Nesign Council: partial funding for "Giants of Graphic Design,”
course.

National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States: partial fund-
ing for "What Style Is It?,™” course.

Washington Chapter, The American Institute of Architects, Inc.: partial
funding for “The Architectural Avant-Garde,” course.

AIA Forum for Architecture and Washington Chapter, The American Institute of
Architects: partial funding for "The Challenge of Architectural Design,”
course.

Asia Foundation: partial funding for “The Ascendancy of Asia: The Pacific
Community in the 2lst Century,” course.

Hannah Penn Middle School: partial funding for “The Art of Tradittonal
Stocytelling,” course.

Gannett Foundation; National Geographic Society; Coopers and Lybrand; Peat,
Marwick, Mitchell & Co.; The Union Labor Life Insurance Co.; Chevy Chase
Savings & Loan, Inc.; Ace Beverage; Stephenson, Inc.; Woodward & Lothrop;
and Washingtonian Magazine: partial funding for 20th Anniversary events.

Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation: partial funding for
"Downtown DC: Eastward Ho:", symposium.

JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE

1985 Corporate Fund Leadership

CHAIRMAN
John F. Welch, Jr.
General Electric Company
VICE CHAIRMEN
Samuel H. Armacost
Bank Americ Corporation
Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr.
Bechtel Group, Inc.
Robert A. Beck
The Prudential Insurance Company of
Bennett E. Bidwell
Chrysler Corporation
Theodore F. Brophy
GTE Corporation
Charles L. Brown
AT&T
James E. Burke
Johnson & Johnson
Donald F. Craib, Jr.
Allstate Insurance Group
John J. Creedon
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
James H. Evans
Union Pacific Corporation
James L. Ferguson
General Foods Corporation
John H. Gutfreund
Phibro-Salomon
Robert A. Hanson
Deere & Company
Henry H. Henley, Jr.
Cluett, Peabody & Co,
Edward L. Hennessy, Jr.
Allied Corporation
Edwin K. Hoffman
Woodward & Lothrop,
John ,JJ. Horan
Merck & Co.,
William R. Howell
J.C. Penney Company,
Edward G. Jefferson

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E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
F. Ross Johnson
Nabisco Brands, Inc.
David T. Kearns
Xerox Corporation
James L. Ketelsen
Tenneco, Inc.
William F. Kieschnick

Atlantic Richfield Co.

PERFORMING ARTS

America

Charles F. Knight
Emerson Electric
Howard M. Love
Intergroup, Inc.
Ruben F. Mettler
TRW Inc.
Jonn R. Opel
IBM Corporation
Edmund T. Pratt
Pfizer Inc.
James D. Robinson III
American Express Company
Andrew C..Sigler
Champion International. Corporation
Roger B. Smith
General Motors Corporation
Rawleigh Warner, Jr.
Mobil Corporation
Thomas H. Wyman
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Corporate Leadership Circle

AT&T Foundation

Ameritech Foundation

Atlantic Richfield Foundation

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Inc.
Exxon Corporation

GTE Foundation

General Electric Foundation

The General Foods Fund, Inc.

General Motors Foundation, Inc.
International Business Machines Corporation
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Mobil Foundation, Inc.

NEC America, Inc.

R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc.
Standard Oil Company (Indiana)

The Westin Hotel

Corporate Patrons

Allied Corporation Foundation
CBS* ine.

Champion International Foundation
Clark-Winchcole Foundation

The G. Unger Vetleson Foundation
Merck & Co., Inc.

Nabisco Brands, Inc.

The Procter & Gamble Fund

Shell Companies Foundation Inc.
Tenneco Inc.

Time Incorporated Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation

The Xerox Foundation

Corporate Sponsors

Alexander Grant & Company

The Allstate Foundation
American Can Company Foundation
American Express Foundation
American Security Bank, N.A.
Ashland Oil, Inc.

The Bristol-Myers Fund, Inc.
Burson-Marsteller

The Chevron Fund

Chrysler Corporation

Creicorp

The Coastal Corporation

The Coca-Cola Company

The Community Foundation of Greater Washington
Deloitte Haskins & Sells
Electronic Data Systems

Emerson Electric Co.

Ernst & Whinney

E-Systems, Inc.

Ford Motor Company Fund ;

The George Hyman Construction Company

Gulf Foundation

Halliburton Company

Herrick Foundation

Hess Foundation, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Family of
Companies Contribution Fund

McKesson Foundation

Metropolitan Life Foundation

NL Industries Foundation, Inc.

National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Northrop Corporation

Pacific Telesis Foundation

Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.

Philip Morris Incorporated

Potomac Electric Power Company

The Prudential Foundation

Raytheon Company

Sea-Land Corporation

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Sheller-Globe Corporation

Sonat Foundation

Southwestern Bell Corporation

Sperry Corporation Foundation

Sundstrand Corporation Foundation

TRW Foundation

Texaco Philanthropic Foundation

The Times Mirror Foundation

United States Steel Foundation, Inc.

United Technologies

The Washington Post Company

Whirlpool Foundation

Corporate Donors

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A. Alfred Taubman Foundation

A.G. Becker Paribas

Alcoa Foundation

Allen & Company

American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Foundation
Arthur Andersen & Co.

Associated Dry Goods Corporation
BDM International, Inc.
BankAmerica Foundation

Bankers Trust Company

Bechtel Foundation

BellSouth

Bender Foundation

Beneficial Corporation

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Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Bigheart Pipe Line Corporation

The Boeing Company

Borg-Warner Foundation, Inc.
Brown-Forman Corporation

C&P Telephone

Capital Cities Foundation
Caterpillar Foundation

Charles E. Smith Companies

The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.
Chemical Bank

Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.

CIBA-GEIGY Corporation

COMSAT

The Continental Group Foundation, Inc.
Corning Glass Works Foundation

Crown Zellerbach Foundation

Dart & Kraft Foundation

Dow Corning Corporation

The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation
Eastman Kodak Charitable Trust

Edward F. Hutton Foundation

Esmark, Inc. Foundation

Fairchild Industries Foundation, Inc.
Federal-Mogul Corporation Charitable Trust Fund
Federal National Mortgage Foundation
Federated Department Stores Foundation
First Virginia Banks

Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc.
Gannett Foundation

General Dynamics Corporation

General Mills Foundation

Getty Oil Company

The Gillette Company

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Gould Foundation

Grace Foundation Inc.

Grumman Corporation

The HCA Foundation

Hallmark Cards Incorporated

Harris Foundation

Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.

Honeywell Foundation

Jim Walter Companies Foundation

John Hancock Mutual Life

Johnson & Higgins

The Johnson's Wax Fund, Inc.

K Mart Corporation

Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Inc.

King Ranch

The Kiplinger Foundation, Inc.

Lomas & Nettleton Financial Corporation
Los Angeles Dodgers, Inc.

Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
Marriott Corporation

Martin Marietta Corporation Foundation
Mary Horner Stuart Foundation

The May Stores Foundation, Inc.

The McGraw-Hill Foundation, Inc.
Meredith Corporation .

Mesa Petroleum Co.

Monsanto Fund ;

Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York Charitable
N.W. Ayer Incorporated

National Geographic Society

National Intergroup, Inc.

Nissan Motor Corporation in U.S.A.
Norfolk Southern Foundation

J.C. Penney Company, Inc.

The Pfizer Foundation, Inc.
Phibro-Salomon, Inc.

Phillips Petroleum Foundation

Pneumo Foundation

Price Waterhouse ;

The Reader's Digest Association, Inc.
Reynolds Aluminum

Rockwell International

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corporation
Schlumberger Foundation, Inc.
Security Pacific Foundation

The Signal Companies

The Singer Company

SmithKline Beckman Corporation

Sooner Pipe & Supply Corporation

St. Regis Corporation

The Standard Oil Company (Ohio)
Subaru of America Foundation

Sun Company, Inc.

Bextron, Inc.

Touche Ross & Co.

Union Carbide Corporation

Union Oil Company of California Foundation
United Airlines Foundation

Warner Communications

Warner-Lambert Company

Wells Fargo Foundation

West Point-Pepperell Foundation
Woodward & Lothrop

Young & Rubicam Inc.

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AMF Foundation

The Abacus Group

Acacia Mutual Life

Air Products Foundation
The Ailen Group

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Allied Stores Corporation
Amerace Corporation
American Airlines, Inc.

American Association of Retired Persons

American Cyanamid Company
American Home Products Corporation
American Stock Exchange

Agthue Ds Little, Inc.

The Atlantic Companies

Automatic Data Processing

AVCO Corporation

Bank of Oklahoma

Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn,
Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc.
Bell Canada Enterprises Inc.

The Budd Company

CIGNA Foundation

CPC International Inc.

Campbell's Soups
Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.
Caterpillar Foundation

Celanese Corporation

Cluett, Peabody & Co.

Consolidated Natural Gas Company Foundation

Continental Telecom, Inc.
Cooper Industries Foundation
Cooper Laboratories, Inc.
Corning Glass Works Foundation
Cross & Trecker Foundation
Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Inc.
D'Arcy MacManus Masius

Detroit Bank & Trust Company
Dilton, Read & Co. Inc.

The Donohoe Companies, Inc.
Dow Jones & Co., Inc.

Doyle Dane Bernbach Inc.
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Dynalectron Corporation

Eaton Corporation

Eli Lilly and Company

Ethyl Corporation

Fayez Sarofim & Co.

Federal Express Corporation
Firestone Trust Fund

The First Boston Foundation Trust
L.B. Foster Company

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation
Garfinckel's

Gen Corp Foundation, Inc.
General Signal

Giant Food Foundation, Inc.
Gilbane Building Company

B.F. Goodrich Company

Guy T. Steuart Foundation

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Handy & Harman

The Hanger Foundation

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich

Hecht's

H.J. Heinz II Charitable and Family Trust
Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc.

Hitachi America Ltd.

Hoover Universal

Ingersoll-Rand

International Paper Company Foundation
The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc.
Moe -SiMrsdohn' N. Irwin It

ITT Corporation

J. Walter Thompson Company Fund Inc.
Jewish Communal Fund

John Deere Foundation

Kellogg Company

Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.

The Kidder Peabody Foundation

The Kissinger Family Foundation

KMG Main Hurdman

Lazard Freres & Co.

Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Company

Liberty Foundation

Litton Industries

Lutz and Carr

R. H. Macy & Co., Inc.

MAPCO Inc.

Mars Foundation

Material Service Foundation

Maugus Manufacturing, Inc.

Melville Corporation

Mickelberry Corporation

Milwaukee Foundation

Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc.

NS&T Bank

National Bank of Detroit

National Corporation for Housing Partnerships
National Life Insurance Company
Needham Harper Worldwide, Inc.
Neiman-Marcus

Noland Company Foundation

Oakleigh L. Thorne Foundation
Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide

The Oliver T. Carr Company
Oppenheimer & Co., Inc.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Owens-Illinois Fund

PACCAR Foundation

PPG Industries Foundation

Peoples Drug Stores Incorporated
Pitney Bowes

Pittsburgh Corning Corporation

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Pittsburgh National Bank

Primark Corporation

Pritzker Foundation

RA Controls, inc.

Raleigh Stores Foundation

The Raymond John Wean Foundation
Reading & Bates Corporation
Restaurant Associates Industries, Inc.
The Riggs National Bank of Washington,
Ross Roy, Inc.

Safeway Stores, Inc.

Sandoz, Inc.

B.F. Saul Co.

The Scott Fetzer Foundation
Scurlock Foundation

G.D. Searle & Co.

Silverstein Family Foundation
Sovran Bank, N.A.

Square D Foundation

Squibb Corporation

The Stouffer Corporation Fund
Suburban Bank

A. Sulka & Company

Survival Technology, Inc.

SYMS ‘Clothing, Ine.

Taft Broadcasting Company
heichnzcolor, Inc.

Temporaries, Inc.

Third National Bank

Thomas J. Lipton Foundation, Inc.
USAir

U.S. News & World Report

Wechsler Coffee Corporation
Wesray Corporation

Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation
The Williams Companies Foundation

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NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
Donors

Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company

The Ahmanson Foundation

Alcoa Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Aldworth

Joe L. and Barbara B. Allbritton

American Security Bank

Mrs. Robert Amory, Jr. in honor of
Richard Bales

Christianne Anderson

Walter H. and Leonore Annenberg

Anonymous

Willy Arnheim

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The Art Lovers League, Baltimore

The Artery Organization, Inc.

The Atlas Foundation

Richard Bales

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ballard

Bankamerica Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Perry R. Bass

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass

Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Bass

Mrs. Max Beckmann

Bell Atlantic Corporation

Ruth Benedict

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Bergman

Bernard and Audrey Berman

Diane and Norman Bernstein

Robert Hunt Berry

The Siegfried and Josephine Bieber
Foundation

Boeing Commercial Airplane Company

Boise Cascade Corporation

Brady Foundation

The Brown Foundation in memory of
Mrs. George R. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, Jr.

Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz
Foundation

B. G. Cantor Art Foundation

Family of Oliver T. Carr

Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc.

Amon G. Carter Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Carter

Carroll J. Cavanagh

CBS News

Center for Palladian Studies in
America

Dorothy Jordan Chadwick Fund

Mr. and Mrs. George V. Charlton

Mames C. Christenson

William B. Christensen

John Clemmer i

The Coca-Cola Foundation

Melvin S. and Ryna G. Cohen

Communications Satellite Corporation

The Conde Nast Publications Inc.

Catherine M. Conover

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Cordover

Corning Glass Works Foundation

The Marshall B. Coyne Foundation

The Charles E. Culpeper Foundation

Madeleine R. Cury

Chester Dale Fund

Chester Dale Trust

The Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc.

John B. Davidson

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. De Costa

The Detroit Institute of Arts
Founders Society

William C. Dickinson

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Donnell

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company

Dynalectron Corporation

Mrs. Robert B. Eichholz

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Elkins, Jr.

Julia B. Engel

The Charles Engelhard Foundation

Lionel C. Epstein

Sarah G. Epstein

Thomas M. and Betty B. Evans

Exxon Corporation

Frank and Jeannette Eyerly

The William Stamps Farish Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Farquhar

Dorothy Faul

Carma Fauntleroy

Paul B. Fay, Jr.

Peter H. Feist

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fendrick

David Edward Finley and Margaret
Eustis Finley Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Fisher

Annelise and William H. G. FitzGerald

Mrs. Julius Fleischmann

Ford Motor Company

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Arnold D. Frese Foundation, Inc.

The Fuller Foundation, Inc.

Andrew P. and Geraldine Spreckels
Fuller

Rosemary Furtak

GTE Corporation

JoAnn and Julian Ganz, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Getty

Evelyn H. Gilbert

Robert Ginsberg

Ralph Ginzberg

James M. Goode

Herb Gordon Oldsmobile, Inc.

Gould & Antonelli

Paul C. Graffagnino

Katharine Graham

Philip L. Graham Fund

Graham Foundation for Advanced
Studies in the Fine Arts

Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Gray

James K. Gray

Mrs. Gilbert C. Greenway

Mr. and Mrs. George Gund, III

John and Susan Gutfreund

Leo S. Guthman

Mr. and Mrs. Prentis Cobb Hale

Mr. and Mrs. Melville W. Hall

The Hall Family Foundations

Hallmark Cards Incorporated

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hampton

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hanes

Mrs. Clarence B. Hanson

Averell and Pamela Harriman

Charles U. and Janet C. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hazen

The Hechinger Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II

Professor Julius S. Held

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helman

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Hinduja Foundation

Gerald D. Hines Interests

Hirschl & Adler

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hixon

Oveta Culp Hobby

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gibson Hodge

Mrs. W. Franklin Hollinger

Mrs. James Stewart Hooker

Mrs. Bruce Duff Hooton

Anne Horan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Hudson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle H. Humelsine

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Hurd

Hyatt Foundation

The George Hyman Construction Company

IBM Corporation

Monika Ingenhoff-Danhauser

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Irwin, II

ITT Corporation

Marcia Jestadt

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jewett, Jr.

Johnson Wax

James A. Johnson, Jr.

Mrs. J. Seward Johnson

Felix and Helen Juda Foundation

The Junior League of Washington, D.C.

The Ruth and Jacob Kainen Collection

Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
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Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Kellen

George H. Kelley

Mary Kelly Memorial Fund

William M. Kelso

Mrs. Morley Kennerley

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Kidder

Richard A. and Lee Kirstein

H. Klotz

Seymour H. Knox

Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod

V. A. Kolve

In memory of Frank J. and Anna A.
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Samuel H. Kress Foundation

Ralph Landau

Elizabeth A. Lane

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lapides

The Lauder Foundation

Evelyn and Leonard Lauder

Ronald S. and Jo Carole Lauder

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Law

Sarah Barney Lefferts

Susanne Levy

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Little Farms Garden Club of Potomac

Lockheed Corporation

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Asbjorn R. Lunde

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Edward E. MacCrone Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maguire, III

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mansell

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John A. Masters

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Mrs. Eugene McDermott

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon

R. K. Mellon Family Foundation

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Dr. Georges and Dr. Lois de Menil

Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation

The Dunlevy Milbank Foundation, Inc.
in memory of Ella Milbank Foshay

Edwin Van R. and Cassandra Mellon
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Mark J. Millard

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Pepita Milmore Memorial Fund

Edith Monroe Moe

Mobil Oil Corporation

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Mrs. O. Ray Moore

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Hugo V. Neuhaus, Jr.

Neutrogena Corporation

Carl Nordenfalk

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John O'Brien

Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Elliot Offner

William B. O'Neal

Pacific Bell

William S. Paley

Charles Parkhurst

Pier Giorgio Pasini

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Perpetual American Federal Savings
& Loan Association

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Nancy Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Pingree, III

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Foundation

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Potomac Electric Power Company

Eugenie Prendergast

The Frederick Henry Prince
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Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Pritzker

General Dillman A. Rash

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Ridgewell's Caterer, Inc.

Riggs National Bank

Lucie M. Robbins

David Rockefeller

Dorothy Rodgers in memory of Richard
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rogers

Matthew L. Rohn

Roland International Corporation

Ingrid Rose

Arthur G. Rosen

‘Martin N. Rosen

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Nancy and Miles Rubin

Madeleine H. Russell

Dr. and Mrs. Harrison Sadler

Saint Anthony School

Mr. and Mrs. Fayez Sarofim

B. Francis Saul, II

Sarah Scaife Foundation

Rosi Schilling

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Yoshiaki Shimizu

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William K. Simpson

Carolyn Skelly

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Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Small

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Robert H. and Clarice Smith

Wiley J. S. SMith

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Alice Steiner in memory of John H.
Steiner

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Ruth Carter Stevenson

Suburban Bancorp

Texas Eastern Transmission
Corporation

The Tides Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Tobin

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Capt. and Mrs. Paul N. Turner

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Jane Van Nimmen

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Anne M. Walker

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John Walker

DeWitt Wallace Fund

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Emile Wolf

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Ian Woodner

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George W. Wyckoff

Wyeth Laboratories

Mrs. Lowe Yost

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Young

Mrs. Eugene Youngs

Dorothy Zimmermann in memory of
Frederick Zimmermann

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Alice S. Acheson

E. James Adams

Richard H. Adams, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Adams
In Memory of Arlyn Adolf
William A. Albaugh

Steven R. Albersheim

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Alexander
Jessie Allen

Dr. and Mrs. David W. Alling
Susan Mary Alsop

In Memory of Alfred and Clara Altheide

Dr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Altschul
Goetna G. Ames

Mr. William H. Amman

Howard K. and W. Arlene Ammerman
Virginia and Arthur L. Anagnost
Marion E. Anderson

Esther and Laurence Andrews
Patricia Mae Andrews

Lawrence Unlimited - Lawrence Anenberg

Mrs. Robert G. Angle

Anonymous (32 donors)

Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Apgar, IV

The Honorable Anne A. Armstrong

Mrs. Ivy Arnold

Jean Wilkes Arnold

Simon Arzigian

Aaron Ashley Inc.

Maude Atherton

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Gordon H. Austin

T. R. Averett

Mary C. Axmann in Honor of My Mother
Mary A. Axman

Susan Babaie

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Babbitt

Judge and Mrs. Carl W. Bacharach

Rodney J. and Phyllis S. Badger

Ethel K. Baier

Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Bailey

Carol Ann Bakinowski

James E. Ballowe, Jr.

Helen Banniettis

Gwen Baptist

Gina E. Barile

Mr. Jean Lawrence Barker

Marian T. Barnes

Richard L. and Nancy H. Barnoski

In Memory of Gene Baro

In Honor of Bernard Barryte

David B. Bartlett

In Memory of Brother Raymond E. Barzilai

John Baskett

Eleanor J. Bateman

Carol L. Bates

John D. Batson

Nancy McCoy Bauer

Ruth Margaret Beakley

Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Beal, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Beckler

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In Memory of F. Lammot Belin

Mrs. Irvin Bemstein

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Evelyn M. Bennett

William F. Bennett

Helene and Ralph Benson

Liz Bent

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Anne W. Biberman

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Imogene Bingaman

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Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Blackburn

Ethel Blaine

The Honorable Mr. William McCormick
Bilarrs eT.

Bernadette M. Blais

Miss Frances Blank

"Art Gives Life" - Sherry Blasberg

Millie and Harold Bless

Richard Block, Jr., in Memory of
My Parents and Sister

Gloria M. Blottenberger

Beverly Boas

Sarah S. Boasberg

Angel Boccia

E. E. Bode.

Peter Boesch

Georgia T. Boines

Mr. and Mrs. James C. H. Bonbright

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bony

Earl and Jean Bellows Booth

Helen B. Bornefeld

In Memory of Anne Katherine Boswell

Evgenia Botkin

Jenny A. Bounous

Margaret I. Bouton

Ruth Berenson in Honor of Margaret
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Mrs. Barbara G. Bowen

Paul Bowron

Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Boyles

Anne Marie Bradford

Lois Bradshaw and Carey Gordon

Ethel W. and Seymour Brandwein

Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Bredlau

James A. Bridenstine

Kay L. Rees in Memory of V. G.
Brigante

Susan B. Bristol

Mrs. Sidney F. Brody

Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Brooks

Margaret Parham Brooks

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Neil R. Brooks

In Memory of Myer D. Bross

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Brough

J. Carter Brown

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Jayne Stone Brown

Katherine L. Brown

Capt. Lawrence W. Brown U.S.A.F.

Olga Jamison Brown

Pam A. Brown

Robert Brown

Mrs. Robert S. Brown

Sarah E. Brown

Mrs. Stewart Brown

W. W. Brown

Eugene C. and Helen L. Brownson

Emma K. Brunner

The Honorable and Mrs. Wiley T.
Buchanan, Jr.

Marie O. Buckels

Eugene J. and Simone M. Buehler

Christine E. Burke

Ella Poe Burling

Mrs. John Burroughs

Nancy and Frederick S. Buschmeyer, Jr.

Donald R. and Lynn G. Bush

Howard and Diana Butner

Marilyn D. Butts

James Allen Byrne

Buffy Cafritz

William N. Cafritz

Dr. and Mrs. James F. Callahan,
Potomac, Maryland

Larry Calyn

Dr. and Mrs. Don B. Cameron

Gerard L. and Suzanne Campagna

Adele A. Campbell

Mrs. John M. Campbell

Louise Lyon in Memory of H. D. G.
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Muriel D. S. Carroll

In Memory of Irene V. Carson from
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Mary Carson

Nancy Jane Carson

Commander and Mrs. Beverly E. Carter

Cecil P. Carusi

Dorothy F. Cascioni

Howard M. Casper

In Memory of Bridget and Patrick
Cassidy

Gary P. Castor

For All Artists' Cats!

The Honorable and Mrs. Henry E. Catto

Valerie M. Cavanagh

Angela S. Caveness

Christine B. Cestello

Carl W. Chamberlin

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chance

Clara H. Chase

Leslie Cheek, Jr.

Laura C. Chertock and Stephen H.
Chertock

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cheston

Andrew Chiarodo

Antony Childs, Inc.

Mary Cole Childs

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Chilk

Eloise W. Choate

Belle Church

Patricia and Philip Churchley

Mrs. Adriana J. Chutter

Ann Ciszek

In Memory of Miss Adele Clark,
Richmond, Virginia Artist

Kathleen S. Clark

Leslie Lee Clark

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Clark, Jr.

Alice W. Clement

Linda E. Cleveland

Judith Clifford

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clopper

Katherine J. Cobates

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Coffelt

Daniel S. Cohen

Herman Cohen

Hyman J. Cohen

Nina Jo Cohen

In Honor of Rena T. Cohen

Don and Renee Domogauer in Memory of
Sol Cohen

Mrs. Cecile A. Colquhoun

Mrs. H. Dumscombe Colt

Edith Elliott Conger

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Sandra Lynn Connors

Catherine M. Conover

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Conrad

Louis and Barbara Conte

Robert and Lelah Conway

Donald Cook, Oakland, Md.

In Memory of Edith McKean Cook

Alistair Cooke

T. J. Coolidge

Steve Cordle

Dorothy M. Cormier

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Costrell

Adelaide Courtney

Elizabeth R. Covert

J. Harry Covington III

Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Cowles

Edward Hyde Cox

Mrs. Raymond C. Cox

Mrs. Sydnor M. Cozart

Rear Adm. and Mrs. Robert R.
Craighill

Cecil G. Crider

Janet McClayton Crites

J. Byron and Leila P. Crossman

Christian Ayne Crouch

Marion C. Crough

Susan Holmberg Currie

Helen and Edward Curry

Mary Elizabeth Curry

Mr. and Mrs. Allerton Cushman

Mrs. James W. Daly

George T. Dalziel, Jr.

David N. Danforth, Jr.

Mrs. N. R. Danielian

M. L. Dante

Jane O. Dart

Hermana W. Dasent

Eleanor Davidov

Hugh M. Davidson

Marie M. Davidson

Adrianne P. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Davis

Elsie Cole Davison

Sylvia De Cuevas

Lina De Rosa

Colonel and Mrs. J. E. Decher

Stanley and Lynn DeGroote

Mr. and Mrs. John Dehnel

Chagit and Roger M. Deitz

Art Spirit - Delewski

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. DeLisio

Sally J. Dempster

Clara Demuling

Sandra Lea Derr

Dr. John E. DeTurck

Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Dewey, Jr.

G. Di Lorenzo

In Memory of Mrs. Bess E. Dick

Bernard and Frieda Dillman

James A. Dillon

Lura May Dillow

Barbara W. Dix

Yvonne Dixon

Mary S. Dobbie

Dorothy Dockterman

Mary and Lamar Dodd

Mrs. Thomas C. Donnahue

Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Doolittle

Janet P. Dorman

Dorleen Dove

Betty P. Dow

Maurine A. Drake

Muriel M. Dreswick

In Memory of Mildred E. Drew

Mary Ellen Drier

Dorothy B. Krug

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Dubit

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Dublin

John A. Dudeck, Jr.

Hon. and Mrs. Robert Werner Duemling

In Memory of Harry E. Duey, Sr.

James T. Duff

In Honor of Ann and Harry Dukeley

In Memory of Floyde J. Duncan

Roger A. Duncan

Georgiana P. Dunham

Lucia J. Dunham

Mrs. Donald T. Dunne

Raquel R. Dunning

Gregory P. Dunsky

Richard Durocher

In Memory of Edwin Dutcher

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dym

Sterling and Ruth Eagleton

A. Louise Eckburg, Washington, D.C.

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Edmondson

Margaret Edsall

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Efron

Ursula M. Ehrhardt

Etan Edward Eiches

Rochelle and Barry Eisenberg and
Family

Ruth C. Eisenhart

Mos anenry H. Eliiott, Jr.

In Memory of Lt. Frank T. Ellis, Jr.

Mrsz NetivLe VEllis, Jr.

In Memory of Joseph Nelson Else and
Virginia Stewart Else

Wendy Emmer Grainger - In Honor of
Paul E. Emmer

Walter and Inge Engel

Stephen E. Engle

Zoe Kranson Engler

virene R. Eno

Cheryl Beazley Erdman

Glory D. Erdman

Linda Erskian

Professor L. D. and Helen S. Ettlinger

Frank and Jeannette Eyerly

In Memory of Leo E. Fabricius

Arthur Fagan

John S. and Lucy H. Farrington

Miss Alice M. Fearen

Alberta Fehler

In Memory of Ernest Reynold Feidler

Sylvan and Ruth Feigenson

Bernard Fein

Minnie K. Feinman

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Feld on Behalf
of Hirschl and Adler Galleries

In Memory of Horace J. Feldman

In Memory of Samson Feldman by His
Sisters - Rossetta A. and Sadie B.
Feldman

Elizabeth M. Ferguson

Ruth Ferrer

Caren F. Ferris

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Fetter

Donald M. Feuerstein and Jacqueline
H. Dryfoos

In Memory of Edward R. Fickenscher, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Fiekowsky
Miss Susan J. Finke

Mr. and Mrs. E. Jay Finkel

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. David Finley
In Memory of Dorothy F. Fischer
George M. Fitzgerald

Judith Fitzpatrick

Mary G. Flannery

Dorette K. Fleischmann

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fleming
Donald B. Fletcher

Don and Marilyn K. Flickinger
Harold W. Fogle

Mrs. Edward H. Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Merritt Folger
In Memory of Henry W. Forbes
Eugene T. Ford

Samuel S. Ford

Carol M. Fox

Elizabeth J. Foy

Mrs. Jack R. Frank

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Peg M. Frankosky

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fritchey

In Loving Memory of Grey Harman
Froelich

Harold D. and Sarah J. Fuerst

Anna S. Fujimori

Gladys and Everett Fuller

George and Jacqueline Gabelia

Jean Gage

Joanne E. Gaines

In Memory of Jacke Gaither

Larry R. and Maureen V. Gamble

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Gann

Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Gapp

Ruth Avis Gardner

Leonard Garment

Gayle M. Garrett

James A. Garrison

William P. Garrity

Joseph L. Gastwirth

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Geber

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gelabert

Genevieve Finn German

Mary H. Getsinger

Mr. and Mrs. William Gibb, III

John A. Gibbons

James C. Giblin

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Giddens

Evelyn H. Gilbert

James P. Gillece, Jr./Jane C.
Szczepaniak

In Memory of Mrs. Lawrence Gilman

Pauline and Jack Gilstrap

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Gladis

Lorna Jury Gladstone

Mildred B. Glancy

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gofstein

Ms. Valerie Golden

Dr. Milton Goldin

Mathilda S. Goldman

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Goldstone

Martha L. Golon

Peter and-Gail Goltra

I. Wayne Goodman

In Memory of Pauline Goodman

Carol E. Gordon

Wilma L. Gordon

Morton and Roberta Goren

Dr. Conrad L. Gossels

In Memory of Joseph Gottlieb

Dorothy and Shirley Gould

Mrs. Brunel Graham

John F. and Dorothy G. Graham

Marian Graham

Christabell C. Grant

Fredrika T. Graves

Boyden Gray

Nancy Gray

In Memory of Edwin Green

In Memory of Mooney, Rose, and Mosey
Greenberg

Edith S. Greer

H. A. and Josephine E. Grennan

Joann and Paul Gretch

Daniel V. Griffin in Honor of His
Parents Col. and Mrs. John J.
Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Chandler B. Griggs

Kimberly H. Groner

In Memory of Frances J. Gross

Sue R. Groth

Leonie Haenisch Grueninger

On Behalf of My Son, Manuel A.
Guerrero

Bernardo J. and Jane P. Guiliano

Gail J. Gulliksen

Mrs. Frank L. Gunderson :

In Memory of Mrs. Albert T. Gunner

Lillian Guralnick

Jacqueline W. Gustaves

Mrs. Harold Miller Gutekunst

Charles F. Guthmann, Jr.

James C. Guyot

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hager

Marilyn M. Hahn

To My Daughter Linda Hains

John M. Halick

Evelyn A. J. Hall - Mr. and Mrs.
Melville W. Hall

Jason Y. Hall

Robert C. and Joan S. Hall

Wade Hampton Hall

Sarah F, Halloran

Sylvia and Harold Halpert

Sharon L. Halpin and Frederick C.
Schafrick

David A. Hamod

Isidore and Jeannette Hankin

Gerald V. Hannan

Mrs. Elisha Hanson

Joan Dee Hanson

Andrew and Dorothy Haramis

Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin, Jz.

Chester A. Harding

Ruth S. and Harry H. Hardy

Margaret H. Harlin in Memory of Her
Daughter, Paige P. Harlan Sembler

Mr. and Mrs. Paul §&. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Harrison

In Memory of Harold Steele Harrison

Jane Turner Harrison

Virginia B. Hart

In Memory of Winifred S. Hartley

Linda Hartman

Ronald J. Hartranft

Helen and George Hartzog

Susan Leary Hassell

Dorothy Seegar Hatch

Vel Davis Hatch of Tulsa

Mrs. Wirt Hatcher

Phyllis Hattis

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Hawtin

Jeffrey Hayden

Rebecca Mabelle Haynes

Anne M. Hazen ‘

In Memory of Samuel H. Hazleton III

Mrs. Patrick Healy III

Cecile Hecht

Hedgerow House Art Publishing Company

In Memory of My Mother, Geneva Hedges

John Robert Heffernan

Mrs. Ernest P. Heiby

Dolores M. Heikka

John Dorsey Heinberg and Beverly
Brockus Heinberg

Mrs. Walter Heiner

Samuel Heller

The Honorable and Mrs. Richard Helms

Dorothy L. Henry

F, Douglas and Annie Laurie Hereford

C. Eliette Hermann

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Herndon

Phyllis F. Herndon

John Hertzler, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hess and Son,
Jeffrey

Matilda B. Heyser

Ellen Lea Hickey

In Memory of Paul Hughes Hildreth

In Memory of Mamie A. and Albert J.
Hilker

Dorothy M. Hillegass

Clara and Roderick Hills

Josephine Hillyard

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hines

Howard W. Hinkeldey

Karen Hinson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hirschler

John R. Hoagland

Erwin C. and Hortense E. Hock

Mary Hodapp

Dr. and Mrs. Merle J. Hodges

Henry C. Hofheimer II

Richard D. Hofmann, Jr.

Wallace F. and Wilhelmina Cole
Holladay

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hollaender

Patricia and Claude Hollyfield

Miriam Holmes

Mrs. B. R. Holmgren

Dolores Holtsman

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Holzschuh

Dr. and Mrs. Freddy Homburger

Al and Lois Honick

Joseph Hooban and Donna Ifill

Eugene M. Hood, Jr.

Henry R. and Sarahanne A. Hope

John Jay Hopkins Foundation, Mr. and
Mrs. Clement E. Conger

Marta Madrid de Horgan

Outerbridge Horsey

In Memory of Aida E. Horton

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Houser

The Howe Family

Mrs. J. Raymond Hoy, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Darryl F. Hubbard

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hughes, Jr.

Suzanne and Evan Hughes

Elbridge 0. Hurlbut

Emma Randolph Hurst

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Husta

Mrs. J. Dwight Hutchinson

In Loving Memory of Margaret E.
Hutchinson - Chiyo and Horton
Telford

Mrs. Enid G. Hyde

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hynson

Sue Inafuku

Mr. John Peters Irelan

Miss Roberta Irwin

Anne M. Jacks

Margaret M. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jacobson

Mrs. Sidney B. Jacques

Dr. Donald R. Jaffe

Lorna Jaffe

Sally C. Jaffee

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Casimer
Jagielo

H. M. P. Jagodzinske

Mrs. MacGill James

In Memory of Samuel Wilson Jamison

Linda J. Jaszcz

Mary F. Jensen

Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Z. Baruch in
Memory of Dr. Harold Joachim

Ss)

James A. Johnson, Jr.

Kenneth T. and Virginia V. Johnson

The Ralph R. Johnson Family

Alice Grier Johnston

Meredith Johnston

Henrietta Jones

Martha Yvonne Jones

Robert Emmet Jordan

Peter W. Josten

Dr.. Mary W. Juday

In Memory of Leon A. Kahn

Roslyn Kaiser

Kenneth E. Kaplan

The Honorable David Brewer Karrick, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Karsten

Kavita Katti

Dr. Solomon Katz

Peter K. Kautsky

Mrs. George C. Keiser

Kathleen Raye Keller

John Kendall

Eugene J. and Dale Burchard Kenney

In Memory of Louise D. Kent

Earl and Doris Kettler

In Honor of Khelevah Khatonah

Dr. Casey Kiernan

Jim and Diane Kilbourne

George V. Kinal

Ethel V. A. King in Memory of Anna M.
King

Marian King

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kinsolving

Kenneth and Carol Doran Klein

The Hon. and Mrs. Herbert W. Klotz

Adelaide S. Knapp

Knoll Art Appreciation Club, Lakehurst,
NeJis

Virginia S. Knull

Akira Komoriya

In Memory of Elli Konig

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Konski

Basil P. and Marlyn W. Korin

Audrey Koy

Antoinette F. Krajcar

Ronald P. and Elaine S. Kramer

In Memory of Lucile B. Kraseman

Otto R. Krause

In Honor of Charlotte Kriete

In Honor of Opal Kristich

In Memory of Henry C. Krom

Helen M. Krupovich

John T. Krynicky

In Memory of Barbara Tussey Kuban

Celia J. Kuhlmann

Mr. and Mrs. William Kummings

Rev. and Mrs. John Kyllo

Mr. Cameron LaClair

David John LaJuett

Professor Roy.Lambert

Richard Lambriola

Edward E. Lamm

David R. Lampe

Arnell and Everett Land

Landmark Services-Tourmobile, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lane, Jr.

In Memory of My Husband James K. Lane

Laura Brown Lane

Mrs. Walsie A. Langley

Mrs. Ann G. Largent

Vivienne M. Lassman

In Memory of My Father, Irwin B.
Laughlin

Florence D. Lavine

John S. Lawrence

In Loving Memory of William Lawson

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lazarus, Jr.

Col. U.S.A. (Ret.) and Mrs. James H.
Leach

Margaret W. League

Josefa G. Lee

Virginia A. Lee

Bob and Donna Leftwich

Edgar P. Leggett

Lucinda K. Leigh

Doris A. Leizear

John and Lydia Lenaghan

Edward C. Leonard, Jr.

In Memory of Elsie Persky Lesser

Daniel W. Leubecker

Given by Bertha B. Leubsdorf in Memory
of Karl Leubsdorf

Blanche Levenberg

In Memory of Samuel L. Levin

Maurice H. and Madeline LeVita

In Loving Memory of Abrham and Rose
Levitt

In Honor of Birthday - Arnold Levy

Dorothy Dort Levy

Alverta V. D. Lewis

Muriel E. Lewis

In Memory of Our Parents - Lena and
Lou Liebl

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Liftin

William R. Liggett

Donald V. Lincoln

In Memory of Sarah Okun Lipnick

Michael and Marilyn Litt

Mary Elizabeth Little

In Memory of Charles Cornelius Lockett

Mrs. Richard C. Loebs

Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Look

Harriet Willard Looney and Howard C.
Looney

Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lopez

Ms. Angela M. LoRe

Mr. and Mrs. Nash M. Love

Beverly Levenson in Memory of Dr. E. M.
LuBow

In Memory of Wallace Luchs, Jr.

In Memory of My Father Sam Lugerner

Lloyd and Barbara Luther

Joseph M. Lyle

John and Rosemary Lyon

Bruce Walter MacDonald

Elisabeth Blair MacDougall

Dorothy M. Macauley

In Memory of Louise Mattila Madison

Hazel L. Madsen

Jenny W. Magee

Michael and Susan Mahoney

Hon. Robert P. Mangieri

Phillip L. Mann

Nancy K. Mannes

E. A. G. Manton

In Honor of Joseph Valmore Marcoux

Mrs. Olya Margolin

In Memory of Our Little "Cellini":
Margot and James Marino, Jr.

Lois B. Markus

Maj. Gen. Raymond B. Marlin

Matthew Marmor

William F. Marquardt III

Wm. McChesney Martin

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Masterson, Jr.

Antonietta G. Mastrangelo

Ann Matchinsky

Nicolas and Martha Mathieu

Miss Armen Matossian

Alice M. Mayer

Virginia Mitts Mayo

Mary Kessler McAteer

John A. McCart

Robert J. McCarthy

Muriel McClanahan

Donald M. McClelland

In Memory of My Mother, Mrs. Charles D.
McCormick, by Mary Law McCormick

Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCune

Elizabeth W. McCutcheon

Dr. and Mrs. R. L. McDonald

Laurence P. McGinnis

Kleber S.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGuire

Mrs. Robert C. McGuire

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mathis in Honor of
Nelda McHugh

Elsa K. MclIlwain

Joan McKervey

James W. McLaughlin

Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. McMichael III

Eleanor K. McMillan

Mabel E. McNary

Frederick J. and Ruth H. McNulty

Heather McPherson in Memory of John B.
McPherson

Mr. and Mrs. William R. McWhirter, Jr.

Benjamin and Catharina M. Mehlan

In Loving Memory of Percy Freeman

Melville

Ana R. Menapace

Lydia Mendoza

Shirley Moore Menendez, Ph.D.

Maria Teresa Merriam

Florence T. Meschter

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Meyer

H. Emerson and Emma Holt Meyers

In Memory of James Michelsen

Simonne J. Michenon

Ann E. Middelthon

A. Richard Miller

Elise G. Miller

Iris Miller

Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie Miller

Marion N. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Miller

Marvin Millison

In Memory of Julia Minton

Richard A. Mirsky

Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Mitchell

Constance Green Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Molinas

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Monahan

Mrs. Anita P. Mongiovi

Gladys E. Montier

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton Moore

Mrs. O. Ray Moore

W. G. Moore

In Memory of Domenick and Eugenia Morda

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morino
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Coffelt

Sylvia W. Morris :

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Morrison

Esther Morrison

Margaret B. Morrison

Richard Mouton

Father Joseph Muha

st)

“A

Olga R. and Ralph L. Muros

Rev. Monsignor John Joseph Murphy

Anita Murray

Jennie Mustapha

Ruth E. Myer

E. Evelyn Myers

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Myers, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Nagelhout

Mrs. Charles W. Naudain - Helen K. M.
Naudain

Deborah Copeland Neely

Mr. and Mrs. John U. Nef

Paul and Marilyn Nejelski

Mrs. Clarence F. Nelson

Arthur Neufeld

Mr. and Mrs. James C. New

Elizabeth L. Newhouse

Harold F. Newstead, Jr.

William L. Nicholls, II

Bruce W. Nichols

Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Nisbeth

Nelleke Nix, artist

Pat Nolan

Saka Noma

Gerson Nordlinger, Jr.

Marie K. Noster

Prof. and Mrs. Benjamin Nunez

JoAnne S. O'Brien, D.V.M.

Justice O'Connor and Mr. John J.
O'Connor III

Merry G. Oddo and Eric C. Walle

Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. O'Donoghue

Comdr. and Mrs. Lester E. Ogilvy

Brian and Margaret Oliver

Mrs. Margaret D. Olsen

Patricia Ryan Olson

Yvonne S. Olson and Charles F. A. Hall

Nancy Bertelsen O'Malley

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Ethel Orendorff

Nathaniel J. and Ellen S. Orleans

M. E. O'Rourke

Pauline Ortega

Donald R. Osborn

Ned A. Ostenso

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert B. Ott

Mr. and Mrs. S. Kaufman Ottenheimer

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Overwein

Ruth A. Oviatt

Herbert B. Pahl

Alice Wang Pai and Shih-I Pai

Mrs. Anita P. Paige

Gilbert and Lynn Paige

Jennie Paluskiewicz

In Loving Memory of Rose Panaia

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Papillo

Chris and Miriam Parel

Dr. Rosemary Park

Charles Parkhurst

Glenn and Lee Parrish

Anna L. Patrick

Dr. M. V. Patrone

Patt Patterson

William E. Paulk, Jr.

Lois M. and Robert D. Pausch

Blanche Pavidis

Thomas and Katharine Pearce

In Memory of Mr. Henry Pearlman

Colonel and Mrs. Harold J. Pearson

Henry Charles Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Pearson

Dr. William D. Pederson

I. M. Pei and Partners

The Honorable and Mrs. Claiborne Pell

In Honor of Pyrma Tilton Pell

Paul and Carla Olman Pererzak

Marianne Perry

Catherine Peters

Ella R. Pfeiffer

Helen C. Pfohl :

Christopher H. and Mabel O. Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pichetto, Jr. in
Memory of Stephen Pichetto

Ethel R. Pike

Dr. Edmund P. Pillsbury

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pinkard

Elizabeth Ann Plack

Eleanor Poland

Mrs. John A. Pope

Mrs. Sarah H. Pope

Lillian L. Poses

Amy H. Pound

Anastasia A. Pratt

From Eugenie Prendergast in Memory of
Maurice and Charles Prendergast

Norris and Betty Price

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff

Charles R. and Linda M. Privitera

Herbert Prokesch

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Pulcipher

Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Quesada

Jean A. Quick/R. C. Horn

J. Gary Quigg

Lenard and Sara F. Quinto

Lois L. Ramm

Pauline Ramsey

William L. Rankin

Florence and Eugene Ransom

Meigs L. Ranney

In Memory of Dr. Alfred L. Raphael

In Honor of Eliza Rathbone

Susan E. Rausch

Ravenal Foundation

In Memory of Lucy Thomas Rayman

Sara and Jim Read

Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. John Redmond

Janet C. Reed

Virginia B. Reed

Julie L. Reese

Robert Newton Reid

Edward Rensin

Michael Revetta

Walter E. Rex

Walter J. and Carole P. Rhodes

Marcelle G. Ricca

Annette Rich in Memory of Sophie
Hoberman Rich

Pamela Beth Richards

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Richardson

Judith Richelieu

Rev. and Mrs. George Harriss Ricks, Sr.

Nancy Ridenour

Richard W. Rieder

In Memory of My Father, Rev. W. B.
Rigg, and My Brother, Rev. F. W. Rigg

In Memory of C. Spencer Rippon

Frank and Helen Rippon

Joseph R. Ristorcelli

M.°H. W. Ritchie

George M. Riveire, Sr.

Michael and Cynthia Roark

In Memory of Douglas Robbins by
Elisabeth R. Cole

Josephine T. Roberts

Ronald S. Robins

In Loving Memory of My Wife Jan Robison
- James E. Robison

Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rodano

Jane Rodman

In Memory of Elsa G. Rodriguez

Miguel A. and Isabel Rodriguez

Rosemary F. Rogers

Judy F. Romer -- In Appreciation of the
Beauty the National Gallery Bestows

Adele and Bernard Rosen

Mary Westfall Rosen

Donald Rosenbaum

Jean L. Kosenheim

Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roth

Toby M. Rotman

Marya and Keturah B. Rowan

Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Rowe

May E. Roxburgh

Enid Rubenstein

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruberg

Lawrence Rubin, President, M. Knoedler
Co., Inc.

Mr. John B. Rudder

In Honor of My Art History Teachers -
Dorothy E. Runge

Chlorinda V. Russo

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Sabine II

Donation by Marie C. Sadd in Memory of
Victor Sadd

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sadler

Beulah Sadoff

Rebecca Ann Saltz

Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Saltz

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Salus II

Florence M. Salvan

Mrs. Delfina Sandelin >

Marjorie Sanger

Anne Coates Sangree

Dee and Nick Sarelas

Jennifer Saville

Edith M. Sawin

Edith M. Sawin

Mrs. Leroy Lee Sawyer, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Morteza Sazegar

Leslie and Edna Scattergood

Debbie Schaefer-Jacobs and John M.
Jacobs

In Memory of Anges E. Schaeffer

Rebecca L. Schafer

Herman F. Schexnyder

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Schimmel

Elisabeth Jacqueline Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. Schmidt

Miss Marguerite V. Schneeberger

Timothy J. Schoepke

Lynn Scholz and Tedson J. Meyers

In Memory of My Father, Abraham
Schreiber - Madeleine H. Schreiber

Mrs. Taft B. Schreiber

Hon. and Mrs. Robert M. Schwarzbart

Merva E. Schweikart

Malvina Schweizer

Mary Ann Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Scott

Joseph Scovronek

Dorothy J. Seelmann

Louise and Perry Sellon

Pearl Selwyn

In Memory of Rhoda G. Senft, by
Elizabeth Senft

Miss Esther Severud

Kristine J. Shanahan

Ernest Shapiro

Ms. Barbara J. Sharf

Isaac and Estelle L. Sharon

John McKee Shaw

Mrs. Charles P. Shephard

Vicki A. Sherman

Janice W. Sherwood

Nancy and Alan Shestack

Nicholas and Eleanor Short

Mary Jean Shugars

Mrs. Norman P. Shumway

Drs. James N. and Mary Dunn Siedow

Jack and Lenore Silberman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Silberstein

Miss Sophie Silfin in Gratitude to the
National Gallery of Art

Judith A. Sillstrop

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverman

Mrs. John Farr Simmons

William G. Simpson, Jr., Greenwich,
Conn. ;

Nancy Ann Sinagra

Mr. and Mrs. George Singer

Joel Alan Sink

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Skalka

Roger L. Slakey, Jr.

In Memory of Charles E. Slatkin

Jonathan W. Sloat

Bernard Slosberg

In Memory of Adele Smailis, Painter,
1893-1984

Elizabeth F. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. G. Wayne Smith

The Honorable and Mrs. Gerard C. Smith

Hugh Stewart Smith

Laura E. Smith

Lowell S. Smith and Sally A. Sanford

Margaret Lawson Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Smith

S. Wylie Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood B. Smith, Jr.

Mrs. William W. Smith

Marion and Nathan Smooke

Robert L. and Phyllis A. Snyder

Rose S. Snyder

Juli and Jim Sobka

Mrs. Sonia Storich Solmssen

Barbara Spangenberg

Nell R. Spannare

In Memory of Pfc. Donald W. Spark
U.S.M.C. and Col. Michael M. Spark
U.S.M.C.

Robert L. and Elizabeth M. Spatz

Stephen Spector

Mildred B. Spence

Dr. George F. Spilenberg

Theodore J. Spilman

Natalie Davis Spingarn

W. Cannon Spotswood

In Memory of Pearl Sprinzen

Margaret D. Spurling

Mary M. Stafford

Mary Jane Stafford

Lucile W. Stanton

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 0. Stark

John E. Starrett

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Starzman

Fran Towson in Memory of Clifford
Stech

Mrs. Ursula Stechow in Memory of
Wolfgang Stechow

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steel

Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sternberg

Grace D. Sterne

Dr. DeWitt Stetten and Jane Lazarow
Stetten

Adele de Werff Stevens

Col. (Ret.) Donald K. Stevens

Lisa Stevens

In Memory of Stoddard M. Stevens

Deborah L. Stevenson

Mr. and Mrs. J. William Stewart

Chris L. Stokely

Susan Cooper Stokes

Michael S. and JaneAnn Stout

Bertram W. and Frances G. Strauss

Samantha Acson Streicher

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Stromberg

Benjamin C. and Eleanore B. Sturgill

Eleanor Louise Sullivan

Mrs. Roger Sullivan

Janet Lord Sumner

Bruce G. Sundlun

Joanne Sunquist

Dechen P. Surkhang

Julie Sutton

Alice L. Swalm

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Swenson, Jr.

In Memory of Roy Bruce Swenson and In
Honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swenson

Elizabeth C. Swift

George G. Szarvas

Britton D. Tabor

In Honor of Angelo F. Tamanini

Martha Barris Taylor

Ruth K. Taylor

William J. Taylor III

Dorothy Tebbetts

Texas School Pictures by Willis L.
Smith

Paul Theerman

Ursula M. Theobald

Marcia Thomas

James R. Thomason

James R. Thomason

J. Bradbury Thompson

Josephine Cockrell Thornton

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tievsky

Roy Anderson in Memory of Tiffany

Ruth I. Timmony

Dr. L. Tirnauer

Felicia May Titus in Memory of May C.
and Leo M. Titus

In Memory of Mark Tobey, Artist,
Baha'i Friend - Joyce Lyon Dahl

Mary Toda

Michel Tombelaine

Hugh Oscar Tomlinson

John Edward Toole

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Towell

Elizabeth K. Townsend

Mary D. Tracy

Ida T. Tracy in Memory of Robert L.
Tracy ;

The Honorable and Mrs. Russell E.
Train

Mrs. M. Tremblay

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Trentman

Joseph and Pamela Troy

John Chur Tsao

Larry J. Turner

Ann Ugelow

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Unger

United Dreamers of Fraser Valley

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Vaillancourt

Ann P. Van Gaasbeek

Mrs. Robert D. van Roijen

Janet C. Vance

Mildred Vance-Secular

Mrs. John L. Vanderslice

Magda Vasillov

Charles Owen Verrill, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Vershbow

Donald and Deborah Vidican

Thomas G. Vitez

Jane G. Vogel

Barbara Von Goetz

Marcia F. Wackerhagen

Camile M. Waldrop

Allan E, and Katherine H. Walker, Jr.

Susan P, Walker

Lynette E. Waller

William Wallman

Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walstrom

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Warner

Monroe Warshaw

Grace Ann Washbourne

Krystyna Wasserman

Leslie Watson

Mrs. Paul L. Wattis

Diane B. Waxman

Charles and Ellen Wayne

Eileen and Jesse Wayne

Melvin R. Weaver

R. Juanita Johnston in Memory of
Wilmer E. Weaver, Sr.

Harold Webb

Clytie F. Webber

Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Weeks

In Memory of Lee Weems from Pat and
Dexter Bowman

In Memory of My Father, Dave Weinberg,
by Son, Edward A. Weinberg

Martin A. and Diana K. Weiner

Ann L. Weinstein

Mary Z. Weisend

Marcia S. Weisman

Beverle and Ed Weller

Rose Marie Wells

Geraldine Westerfield

Mrs. Peggy M. Westerhold

Kathryn M. Westhoff

Dr. Alice Sunderland Wethey

William F. Whalen

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wheat

Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Dix Wheelock, Jr.

In Memory of Gertrude Griffiths White

Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick White

Mrs. Helen M. Whitebread

The Honorable and Mrs. Charles S.
Whitehouse

Mrs. Leslie H. Whitten

Ms. Dorothy Whittington, El Paso,
Texas

William J. Wiatrowski

Mr. Kurt Wiener

A, L. Wild

Sharon N. Willig

399

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Wilsey

Edna M. Wilson

James H. Wilson

Judith Winshel

Clement and Sophie Z. Winston

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Winston

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Winston

Stanley B. and Zdenka Winters

Karl P. and Flora N. Wirth

Dr. Paul E. and Mary Wisenbaugh

Milton and Evelyn D. Wittman

Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Wohlstetter

Francis W. and Gloria P. Wolek

Sidney Wolins

Noel Tripp Woll

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolpoff

Bob Womack

Hilda L. Woodford

Ellen Wormser

Eleanora M. Worth

Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Wortman

Mrs. Charles K. Wright

Kenneth M. Wright

Mrs. Robert E. Wright

Mrs. George A. Wyeth

Amanda Yauger

Barbara Ethel Weaver Young

Bing Edward Young

Richard Margetts Young, D.D.S.

Captain and Mrs. Curtis T. Youngblood

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Yunger

In Memory of Hyman Zaretsky

Alfred and Judith Zernik

In Memory of My Mother, Rose Zeserman,
by Helen Z. Baker

Edith R. Zeydel

Louis G. and Pamela Zinnecker

Mollie B. Zion

Col. and Mrs. Michael N. Zirkle

Saretta Zitver

In Memory of Marilyn Zucker Zupkoff

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Appendix 9

Benefactors of the Smithsonian Institution in Fiscal Year 1985

As a trust instrumentality of the United States, the Smithsonian Institution has received federal sup-
port since it was established in 1846 to carry out the terms of James Smithson’s will. Appropriated
funds have long provided important additions to the trust funds, donated by Smithson and subse-

. . . . Oh Ree . $ .
quent benefactors, to enable the Institution to carry out its responsibilities for research and exhibition

of the national collections and maintenance of the valuable objects and records of science, history, an
culture entrusted to the Institution.

The Smithsonian’s basic trust funds have provided the Institution with the elements of flexibility
and independence essential to its creative, innovative growth. Trust funds traditionally have made
possible many of the research, acquisition, and educational programs that are central to the Smithso-
nian’s achievements.

The Smithsonian is extremely grateful to all foundations, corporations, and individuals for their
gifts, bequests, and contributing memberships in the Smithsonian Associates.

The Contributing Members of the Smithsonian National Associates support the Institution’s work
through annual contributions of $50, $100, $250, $500, and $1,000. © .

The James Smithson Society was created in 1977 to encourage and recognize major gifts to the
Smithsonian Institution. The Society, which is the highest order of the Contributing Membership in
the Smithsonian Associates, is composed of Annual and Life Membership categories. Extraordinary
contributions to the Smithsonian Institution are recognized through the Society’s Founder Medal
award and Life Membership.

The Smithsonian Institution gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the James Smithson
Society and the Contributing Membership of the Smithsonian Associates.

d

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JAMES SMITHSON SOCIETY LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs. Anni Albers

Mrs. Joseph V. Alhadeff

Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Allbritton

Mr. David K. Anderson

Mr. Scott R. Anselmo

Mr. Ronald P. Anselmo

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Bains

Mr. and Mrs. F. John Barlow

Mrs. Frederick C. Bartlett

Mr. and Mrs. Preston R. Bassett

Mrs. Donald C. Beatty

Mrs. Henry C. Beck, dr.

Honorable and Mrs. Ralph E. Becker

Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Bedford

Mrs. Edward B. Benjamin

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Benton

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Berry

Mrs. Gerald M. Best

Dr. and Mrs. B. Narayana Bhat

Mr. Ricnard A. Bideaux

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blauner

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh B. Block

Mr. and Mrs. William Beaty Boyd

Mr, Lee Bronson

Mrs. David K. E. Bruce

Dr. Ruth Dawling Brunn and Dr. Bertel Brunn
Dr. and Mrs. George —. Burch

Mrs. Arthur J. Burstein

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Burstein

Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Burstein

Mrs. Hyman Burstein

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hubbard Caldwell, Jr.
Major General and Mrs. Daniel S. Campbell]
Mrs. Catherine B. Cantrell]

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson J. Cantrell, dr.

Mr. Allan Caplan

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Capps

Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. C. Chiu

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cleveland

Mr. Robert L. Coleman
Dr. and Mrs. George L.
Mrs. Howard F. Cook
Dr. and Mrs. Roger D. Cornel]
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Cunningham
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Dahrling, II
Mr. Jonn R. Doss

Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. Dover
Mr. Edward R. Downe, dr.

Dr. Dale B. Dubin

Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. duPont
Mr. Joseph M. Erdelac

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Evans

Compton

Dr. and Mrs. Dan Feriozi

Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Ford, II
Mrs. Edwin Gaines Fullinwider
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Andrew Funt
Mr. and Mrs. George Garfield
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Garfield
Dr. and Mrs, Lamont W. Gaston
Mr. Kirkland H. Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Gilson
Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Gould
Mr. Jerome L. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Chaim Gross

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hall

Dr. and Mrs. Armand Hammer
Mrs. Ricnard Harkness

Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Harrold
Mrs. Enid A. Haupt

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Hazen
Mrs. Lita Annenberg Hazen

Mrs. Francis Tracy Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Henning
Mrs. Edith Mansfield Hills
Mrs. Joseph H. Hirshhorn

Mrs. James Stewart Hooker

Mr. Paul Horgan

Dr. and Mrs. Howard Ihrig

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jacobus
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kainen

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kastner
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Merril Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Koffler
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kurt Land
Dr. and Mrs. David Landau

Dr. Morris. P.. Leibovitz

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Leininger
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Lennon
Mrs. Sara L. Lepman and

Mr. Joshua M. Lepman

Mr. and Mrs. John Levey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levey

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Jonn A. Logan

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lord

Mrs. Louis Lozowick

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Magowan
Dr. and Mrs. Leo J. Malone

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manoogian
Mr. Jonn A. Masek

Honorable and Mrs. Robert M. McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Melzac
Mr. Jack L. Messman

Mrs. Sandy Levey Miller

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moldermaker
Mrs. Edmund C. Monell

Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. H. Mosmann
Mr. Fredric Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Mullins

Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Murray

Mr. Mortimer L. Neinken

Dr. and Mrs. James Brooks Newbil]
Honorable and Mrs. Paul H. Nitze
Mr. and Mrs. Bob O'Leary

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and Mrs. Clifford S. Charles
Harry R. Charles, Jr.

Robert David Charny

Radm. and Mrs. John D. Chase

Mr.

.- Joel Chaseman

. Henry S. Chenault, dr.

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. and Mrs. John C. Chester

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. H. Lawrence Clark

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. and Mrs. Wallace M. Cohen

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. Robert A. Collier

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. Margaret S. Collins

- and Mrs. 1. Clyde Collins: dr.

Philip L. Collyer

Miss Berita E. Compton

Mr.

Mrs.

Mr.

and Mrs. Louis C. Conant
Herman Cone, dr.
H. D.. Gonkey, tl

Miss Vivian G. Conklin

. Gerard Conn

. Charles W. Consolvo

. Thomas Cook

. and Mrs. William L. Coon
. Mark £. Cooper

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Mr. and Mrs. David M. Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dolstra

Mr. Geoffrey Creede Mr. David Cremers Mr. Sigmund R. Domanski

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Mr. BD. *L'.. Crosstey Mrs. David Donovan

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Mr. Lewis W. Crowell Mrs. Joyce N. DortchMr. Alden Lowell Doud
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Crowley Mr. Joseph F. Douglas

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Ms. Ida D. Cuthbertson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Drage
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Ms. Mae E. Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Louis Drummeter, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodford Dayton Mr. Edward E. Eckert

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Deming Mr. Peter 0. Ehrenhaft

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Denzler, dr. Mr. Lawrence A. Ehrhart

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Mr. Lowel] Deyoung Or. Paul Der Elder

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dickerson Mrs. Virginia Ellingsworth

Mr. Phil Dickey Mrs. R. E. Ellinwood

Mr. J. E. Diegelman Radm, and Mrs. Robert W. Elliott, Jr.
Hon. Douglas Dillon Mr. Paul G. Ellis

Mr. William Dingeldein Mr. Bernard Ellis

Dr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Dixon Mr. George T. Elmore

Mr, Keith A. Dobbins Ms. Helen J. Emigh

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Dobbs, dr. Mr. Ostrom Enders

Mr. J. G. Dobry Mr. and Mrs. Richard England

it. Gen. and Mrs. Charles G. Dodge Mrs. Jane M. Epstine

Mr. A. C. Escalle

Mr. Robert Escobar, dr.

Mr. Allen Eskind

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Estridge
Mrs. William R. Eubank

Mr. John N. Eustis

Mr. W. M. Evans

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Evans, Jr.
Miss Constance M. Ewy

Mr. Henri Eyl

Ms. Marilyn Farrand

Mrs. Ernest R. Feidler

Dr. Michael Jon Feinstein

Mr. Joseph T. Fenn

Col. and Mrs. Lucian M. Ferguson
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Mr. Eugene R. Gabriel

Mr. Thomas J. Galligan, Jr.
Mr. Alan Gallinger

Miss Mildred Bambil]

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Mr. Bob Gardner

Dr. A. B. Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Garfink
Mr. and Mrs. John Garney

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Garney
Mrs. John Gates, dr.

Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Gebnardt
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Mr. W. Jd. Godard

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Mrs.
. Richard Grill

. William Grimes

. Donald Grimes, Jr.

. Audrey Groene

. Helen Grossman

. Nancy Grove

- A. G. Gudmundson

. Marilyn Guerra

. Peter GulottaMrs. Helen W. Gunderson
» Lee P. Haacner

. and Mrs. Alvin Haas

Joseph Gregg

Miss Elizabeth P. Hagen

Mr.
Mr.
Mr,
Mr.

Col.

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander S. Haig
and Mrs. Maxwell L. Hall

and Mrs. Samuel Halpern

and Mrs. Theodore M. Hamandy
and Mrs. William T. Hamilton, Jr.

Kenneth A. Hamman

and Mrs. B. C. Hammock

and Mrs. Ewin A. Hansen

Morella T. Hansen

Kurtz M. Hanson

Charles C. Hansult

and Mrs. Paul 0. Harder

Miss Dorcas Hardin

Mr,

Eldon A. Hardy

. Paul Hardy

. Hardy Hargreaves

. Robert A. Harper

. Robert C. Harris

. Michael J. Hatfield

- and Mrs. Ronald W. Haughton
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. Jonn T. Hayes

. and Mrs. Andrew Hayes

. Louis J. Hazel

. <enneth P. Head

. Arthur ‘Hebert

. Robert C.
. and Mrs. David R. Heebner
rhe We. FHOT.

. and Mrs. Donald E. Henderson
- and Mrs. Douglas B. Hendrick
. Jeffrey _. Hendry

. Robert M. Henry

. Jack E, Herington

- Paul C. Herndon

- Arnold L. Hespe

Se 40. Hessler

Hector

Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Mr.
Dr.
Ms.
Mr.
Brig
Mr.

Mr.
Mr.
Capt
Mr.

Ms.
Radm

Mr.
Goll

Doris Hiatt

William L. Higgins f
and Mrs. Friedrich Hilken
and Mrs. William J. Hines
J. H. Ward Hinkson
Joseph U. Hinshaw

S. R. Hobgood

Eleanor J. Hoehn

and Mrs. C. W. Hogan

+ Gen. Es P.Hoisington

Duncan A. Holaday

Nick Holland
Richard Hollander
SRN. Hod ley
Jonn M. Holm

. Franklin P. Holman

. and Mrs. Richard Hook

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. Jennifer J. Horinek

. and Mrs. Howard D. Howell

~ Sally’ G.cHoyt

- Samuel G. Hubbard

. W. C. Huffman

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- Evelyn 1.
~ and Mrs. As DS Hulings
. William R. Humphrey

. Frank Hunsicher

- William R. Hunter

- and Mrs. James D. Hurd
. Emma Gade Hutaff

Huisentruit

Marjorie P. Hutchinson

. and Mrs. Walter D. E. Innis

. Jonn R. Jacoway

. John M. Jacquemin

. and Mrs. Jonathan Ravid Jaffe
. Sidney A. Jaffe

. Reinhardt H. Jahn

. William P, Jambor, Jr.

. and Mrs. Chet H. Jameson, Jr.
. W. N. Jardine

- and Mrs. Thomas E. Jenks

. Thomas A. Jensen

. J. J. Jeresek

. Ludwig Jesselson

. Frances Jingoli

Timothy A, Johnson
Alfred H, Jonnson

Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Holderness, Jr.

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Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.

Woodrow C. Johnson

and Mrs. David D. Johnson
Diane S. Johnson

Ray A. Johnson

Ernest S. Johnston
Virginia A. Johnston
Charles Johnston

James E. Jones

William J. Jones

Thomas Q. Jones

Gordon: W. Jones

and Mrs. Richard E. Jones

Mrs. Margaret P. Jones

Mr.

Bernard Artnur Jones

Miss Charlotte Jones

Mr

and Mrs. Samuel C. Jones

. G. Quinton Jones, Jr.
. and Mrs. John B. Jones, Jr.

Robert E. Jordan
Thomas A. Jordan

. Norman Jorgenson
. Herbert H. Joseph

and Mrs. Edward H. Judson
and Mrs. Albert H. Jung

. Forrest Junod

. Edmund J. Kahn

. and Mrs. S. C. Kaim

- and Mrs. Bernard M. Kalstone
. John D. H. Kane

. Emanuel Karadimos

. Robert H. Karatz

» R. H. Karns

. and Mrs. Richard A. Kaslow
- Jack Katz

. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kaye

Dennis A. Keefe

Major John R. Keiper, dr.

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. Robert xeller

- Rosa F. Keller

. and Mrs. H. J. Kellner

. J. E. Kemper

- and Mrs. Harris L. Kempner, Jr.
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. David T. Kenney

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. B. R. Kent

. Kenneth E. Kerle

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Mr. Walter H. Kidd

Mr. Gary Kilpatrick

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King

Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth J. King
Mr. William W. King

Mr. «. M. Kirkpatrick

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Mr. David R. Kline

Ms. Linda Heckman Kling

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Mr. M. G. Knerr

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Mr. David W. Knudsen

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Mr. John P. Kondig

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Mrs. June F. Kraft

Mr. Joseph J. Krebs, Jr.

Mr. Irving Kreisberg

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Mr. and Mrs. Morton J. Kuff
Mr. C. E. Kunkel

Dr. M. Kuppusami

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Miss Martna Ladd

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Mr. John Lansdale

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Mr. James E. Ligntfoot

Meer RAL Lae

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Mr. Walter H. Long, Jr.

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. William P. Macones
. H. J. Maddock

. Rex A. Maddox

. Frank J. Madia, dr.
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. Susan Makara

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. Col. and Mrs. William Malone
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. Thomas Manno

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. Paul Margus

. Allan W. Marknam

. Edward Marks

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. George Marston

. Alfred S. Martin

. and Mrs. John Cephas Martin
. M. S. Martin

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Mr.

Mrs.
Mrs.

Mr.

Robert Matheny
B. E. Matheson
Elbert G. Mathews
and Mrs. Wayne A. Mattox

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. William B. May

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. dames I. McAuliff

. Walter J. McBride

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. Bruce McClintock

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. Matthew McCullough

. Robert McFadden

. Joel U. McFarland

. Nancy J. McGinness

. E. B. McGlohn

. Ronald K. McGregor

. and Mrs. Kenneth C. McGuiness
. and Mrs. Philip McHugh

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Mr. John S. McInnes

Dr. and Mrs. W. E. McIntyre
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas W. McKay
Ms. Martna C. McKay

Mr. W. J. McNeil

Mr. R. V. McPherron

Mrs. Ruth R. McRae

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mead
Mr. Robert S. Melville

Mr. David L. Melvin

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Mr. Leon A. Mensing

Mrs. Rose Menz

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mercy, dr.
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Mrs. Katnryn Mervenne

Mr. Dominic L. Meylor

Ms. Carla Michaels

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Mr. and Mrs. James T. Milne
Mr. H. Minert

Mr. Glenn J. Mischel

Mr. and Mrs. R. Mishkin

Dr. and Mrs Michael H. Mishking
Mr. and Mrs. Ford F. Miskell
Mr. Walter W. Mitchell

Mr. Earle W. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchel]
Mr. Carl H. Mohr

Mr. Leo Molinaro

Mr. Jules G. Mollere, III

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Montgomery

Mr. Richard H. Moore
Mrs. E. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton Moore
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Mrs. E. Moore

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Mr Jerry L. Mungo

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Miss Janet H. Murray

Mr Gary A. Murrel]

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Dr. Heidar Nemat

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Mr. Jonn Olnoft

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Mr. Richard Omohundro

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Mrs.
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.

and Mrs. Oliver Lloyd Onion

. Robert Orben
eidiv= Ee OT RONMaY cm. Utes

Arthur Orloff

Robert Orton

and Mrs. E. G. Osborne

James C. Overholt

Joseph Owen

Henry S. Owens

G. K. Palys

Snirley Pan

and Mrs. Michael Papadopoulos

Cmdr. Everett Parke

Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Parker

and Mrs. J. R. Parsons

and Mrs. Gerald H. Patrick
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. Jd. Roy Pennell, Jr.

. Clarence Pennington

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. d. Perruzzi

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. donn F. Perry

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. Joseph J. Petrillo

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. Jonn W. Pfeiffer

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Mrs. Helen T. Purcell]

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Miss Anne E. Quiggle

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Mr. David A. Ransom

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Mr. Rollin M. Reeder

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Mr. R. L. Rhodes, Jr.

Mr. Arthur H. Rice

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Richards
Mr. Allen Richards

Mr. Robert E. Richardson

Ms. Melissa J. Richens

Miss B. A. Richmond

Mr. Daniel M. Ricker, Jr.
Mrs. Richard Riddel]

Dr. Monira Rifaat

Mr. and Mrs. S. Donley Ritchey

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Mrs. F. Ritter

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rixse, Jr.
Ms. €. J. Roach

Mr. Stephen C. Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Roberts
Miss Jean Roberts

Dr. George Robertson

Mrs. Diane Robertson

Radm. W. D. Robertson

Ms. Nancy J. Robertson

Mr. and Mrs.’ George Robeson, dr.
Mr. Ray Robinson

Mr. Walter Robinson, dr.

Dr. Ava Rodgers

Ms. Priscilla Robers

Mrs. William Rogers

Mr. Irving Rose

Mr. Charles Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Rose
Mr. John Rosenhamer

Mr. Kurt Rosinger

Mrs. Robert T. Ross

Mr. John Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ross
Mr. George Ross

Dr. S. Rossello

Mr. and Mrs. L. Rothschild
Mr. Arnold Rothstein

Mr. and Mrs. Josiah P. Rowe
Mr. Miles Rubin

Dr. Philip Rubovits-Seitz
Mr. Artnur Rule

Mr. Peter Russel]

Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Ryan
Dr. Stephen K. Rymer

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Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Saint
Mr. Lee Salsbery

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Mr. A. Herbert Sandwen

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Mr. Milton C. Sappe

Mrs. Stanley J. Sarnoff

Mr. David Saunders

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Mrs. Lillian Saxe

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- Raymond Simon

. and Mrs. James Singletary
. Sanford Slavin

. and Mrs. Leon Sloss

. and Mrs. Stevan B. Smith
. and Mrs. Dean Smith

. Edward Smith

. W. Tilford Smith

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. James B. Smith

. Zachary Smith

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. Deboran P. Snow

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. Richard P. Solloway

. and Mrs. William Sorg

. and Mrs. Jonn J. Sottile
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. D. B. Spangler

. and Mrs. Donald A. Spear
. Harry H. Spence

. Cmdr. Gladys M. Sperrle

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. G. Spivey

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. Donna W. Stanford

. Ellwood Stang

. Gary Staples

. R. N. Stefan

. Jonn Stefano

- Jonn Steib

. Lucy’ Stephens

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. William QO. Stewart

. Donald A. Stewart

. and Mrs. Eugene Stichman
. Jonn P. Stirn

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. and Mrs. Ricnard Stratton
. Warren J. Strudwick

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Bernard Sullivan

James Sullivan

Sally Sullivan

Vincent M. Sullivan

Don E. Summers
Jacqueline T. Sunderland
John Sutch

and Mrs. Robert L. Sutherland

Caroline L. Sutter
Russell Swanson

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Phelps H. Swift

Paul C. Symmons
Albert Szvetics

and Mrs. Leland E. Talbott
H. L. Taylor

Richard R. Taylor

Jonn Taylor

Joseph M. Tessmer
Charles W. Thacker
Alan Thebert
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. Barry Dan Thomas

. and Mrs. Holcombe H. Thomas
. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Thomas
. Allen D. Thomas

. W. Thompson

. Sylvia Marie Thompson

. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson
. James L, Thompson

. Margot K. Thomson

. Douglas S. Thorne
. Thomas Thornton

. M. Throop

. Barbara L. Tierney

. L. E. Tierney

. Neil Tillotson

. Donald C. Tilton
. Richard Timmons
. H. Titchell

. and Mrs. Everett R. Tomlinson
. William J. Tonkin

. Clarence QO. Tormoen
» William C. Tost

. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Townsend
. and Mrs. Anthony Tralla

. Austin E. Trask

. Eunice L. Trask
. Timothy Traub

Mr. Ernest M. Travis

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Mr. Donald 0. Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tucker
Mr. Robert L. Tull

Mrs. James N. Tulloh

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Turbeville, Jr.

Mr. David S. Turner

Mr. J. T. Turner

Mr. Samuel D. Turner

Mrs. William T. Tyne

Dr. Emily A. Ulmer

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ulrich
Mrs. George C. Underwood, II
Ms. Helen Unger

Miss Eleanor Unzicker

Mr. Donald Usner

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vallandingham
Mr. Ray E. Vanalstine

Mrs. H. U. Vanhaeften

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Van Horn
Ms. Caroline E. Van Mason

Mr. John A. Varela

Mr. Thomas J. Varga

Mrs. Franklin Veatch

Ms. Natalie D. Venneman

Ms. June A. Ventura

Mr. Albert L. Villaret

Ms. Alice B. Vincillione

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis C. Vogel
Mr. William Loyd Vogt

Mr. William Wood Wadman, II!
Mr. Paul F. Wagner

Mr. Paul M. Walison

Dr. Joseph Walker

Ms. Jean W. Wall

Mr, L. Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Wallick
Mr. John 0. Wallor

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walske

Mrs. Claride W. Walters

Mrs. Harry Wanger

Miss Carolee J. Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wareheim
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D Warinsky
Mr. William W. Warner

Mr. George E. Watson

Mr. Philip Watts

Mr. Robert P. Weaver

Ms. Anna Weaver

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Peter M. Wege

Edward Weidlein

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and Mrs. Edward Weinberg
and Mrs. Eric W. Weinmann
H. T. Weinstein

and Mrs. Alan Weintraub
Leonard W. Weis

J. R. Weiss

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Lucille Wendt

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. Annette P. Whatley

Adelia C. Wheeler

. George Y. Wheeler, II

and Mrs. Richard H. Wherley

. Jonn P. Whiteley

. Catherine L. Whitsitt

. and Mrs. G. Allan Wnittaker
. James H. Wiborg

. Richard J. Wicklund

. and Mrs. J. Burker Wilkinson
. and Mrs. Robert S. Wilkinson, Jr.
. and Mrs. Norman C. Willcox
. Robert A. Williams

. Dorothy R. Williams

. and Mrs. James C. Williams
. and Mrs. Kenneth R. H. Williams, Jr.
. J. Reid Williamson
. Gen. and Mrs. Ellis W. Williamson
. Jane Wilner

. Hugh H. Wilson

. and Mrs. Kendall W. Wilson

Henry T. Wilson

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. and Mrs. Payson Wolff

. Audrey J. Wolfinger

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David L. Wood

Harry E. Wood
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Jack A. Wright

Mary E. Wright

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. and Mrs. Nelson Wurz

. Frederick B. Wynn

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. Gregory B. Young

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