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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 50, No. 1301, Dec. 5, 1919
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Front Matter (1 p.)
The Carnegie Institution of Washington, pp. 529-533
The Significance of the Declining Birth-Rate --A Reply, pp. 533-536
- Ellen Hayes
Scientific Societies Meeting at St. Louis, pp. 536-537
Scientific Events
- Science and Industry in New Zealand, pp. 537-538
- Research in the Ceramic Industry, p. 538
- Awards by the Henry Draper Committee of the National Academy of Sciences, pp. 538-539
- Addresses at the St. Louis Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, p. 539
- Mr. Frick's Bequests, pp. 539-540
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 540-541
University and Educational News, pp. 541-542
Discussion and Correspondence
- An Unusual Form of Rainbow, p. 542
- H. M. Reese
- A Simple Device for Illustrating Osmosis, pp. 542-543
- Elbert C. Cole
- Why Not Government-Maintained Fellowships, pp. 543-544
- G. F. Ferris
Special Articles
- The Term ``Inversion'', pp. 544-546
- J. B. Ferguson
Organization of the American Meteorological Society, pp. 546-547
- Charles F. Brooks
The American Chemical Society, pp. 547-548
- Charles L. Parsons
Back Matter (1 p.)
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