THE AMERICA\ }IINERALOGIST, VOL. 50, OCTOBER' 1965

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PAUL FRANCIS KERR

X{enlonro Hoornn, U. S. Geological Surtey, Washington, D. C'

The determination of opaque ore minerals b-v r-ray diffraction patterns:

Econ. Geol. L9, l-34, i l lus., 1924.A magnetic sulphide ore from Chicagof Island, Alaska: Econ. Geol. t9,

369 376 . i l l us . . 1924 .A s imple rotat ion apparatr ts : Am. Mineral .g,169 171, i l ius. , 1924.

(and Husnnr G. Scnnrqcr). Active thrust-faults in San Benito Countl-,

Cal i forn ia: Geol . Soc. Am. 8.361 465-+91, i l ius ' inc l ' g . sk. map, 1925;

abs. , p . t57,1925; Pan-Am. Geologist43,152, 1925.

(and cuanrEs K. Cennnu). Electrical conductivity of ore-minerals:

Econ. Geol.2Or 72g-737, i l lus., 1925 1 abs., Am. Mineral. l0r 66, 1925'

A simple test for pearls discovered: Jeuelers'Circular 91, no. 11,98-99,

101, i l lus. , Oct . 14, 1925.(with Eunrqun J. Z.a.womr). The dimorphism of furfuryl fttoate: Am.

Chem. Soc. J .48,791-197, i l lus. , 1926'

The significance of strain structure in quartz from Ducktown, Tennessee:

Am. Mineral. Ll ' 206-209, i l lus., t926,; a"bs.,67 , 1926.

The properties and occurrence of amber-how it may be identif ied:

Jeuelers ' Ci rcular 94, no. l , I9 I -199,240' i l lus. , Feb.2,1927.

(and Hurnnr G. ScHENCx). Significance of the Matil i ja ovetturn'. GeoI'

Soc. Am.8.39, 1087-1102, i l lus. , 1928;abs. , 187,1928; Pan-Am. Geol-

ogist 49,77 , t928.

Simple suggestions for locating the true position of a flaw in a gem:

Jewelers' Ci.rcular 96, no. 4,I31,133,135, i l lus., Feb. 23, 1928.

(with Cr..l,nnNco S. Ross). Optical and r-ray research on clay minerals

(abs.) : Am. M'ineral. 13, lIO, 1928.

An artif icial gem-stone isomorphous with spinel: Am. Mineral. L4r 259-

264. i l lus. . 1929.(with Cr.rnnNCE S. Ross). Dickite, a kaolin mineral: Am. Mineral. L5,

3 4 3 9 , 1 9 3 0 .Kaolinite from a Brooklyn subway tunnel: Am- Mineral. 15' 144-158,

i l lus. , 1930; abs. , p . l I7 ,1930.(wi th CranrNCE S. Ross) . Thekaol in minerals : Am.Ceramic Soc. J .13,

151 -160 ,1930 .(with Eoc.ln T. Wnonnv, Ct,l 'noNcn S. Ross). Progress in the study of

ciay minerals Colloid' Symposium Annwal 7, Papers presented at the

7th Symposium on Colloid Chemistry, The Johns Hopkins University,

J:Lne 1929, p. 191-193, New York, John Wiley & Sons, 1930.

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Studying gems at Columbia University: Jeutelers' Circular 100, no. 7,32-33, i l lus. , Mar. 20,1930.

(with Cr..tnoNCE S. Ross). The clay minerals and their identity: l. Sed.Petrology l, 55-65, i l lus., 1931.

Bentonite from Ventura, Calif.: Econ. Geol. 26, 153-168, i l lus., 1931.(with CranoNcE S. Ross). The kaolin minerals: U. S. Geol. Suraey Prof.

Paper 165, l5l-176, i l lus., 1931. Russian translation, 51 p., Kiev, 1935.Memor ia l o f Lea McI . Luquer: Am. Mineral .16197-99, por t . , 1931.(and Hunenr G. ScHENCx, Srelrox W. Murron). Geology of the Ventura

quadrangle, Cal i f . (abs.) : Geol . Soc. Am. 8.42, 186 187, l93l ; Pan-Am. Geologi,st 55, 64, 193I.

(with Cr..l.nnNcE S. Ross).'Ihe manganese minerals of a vein near BaidKnob, North Carol ina: Am. Mineral .17, l -18, i l lus. , 1932.

Kaolinite from the terminal moraine of Staten Island: Am. Mineral. L7,29-34, i l lus., 1932.

Montmorii lonite or smectite as constituents of fuller's earth and bento-nite: Am. Mineral. L7,192 198, i l lus., 1932.

The occurrence of andalusite and related minerals at White Mountain,California: Econ. Geol. 27, 614-643,il ius., 1932.

(with AusrrN F. RocBns). Thin-section Mineralogy.3ll p., i l lus., NewYork, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1933.

Zinc deposits near Franklin, N. J., im, Mineral deposits of New Jerseyand eastern Pennsl'lvania: 16th Int. Geol. Cong., United. States 1933,Guidebook 8, Ercursion A-8, p.2-15, i l lus., 1933; also i.n, I{ew YorkCity and ai,cinily, Guidebook 9, p. 139 151, i l lus., 1933.

Memorial of George Frederick Kunz: Am. Mineral. L8r 9l-9{ port.,1933.

(with Cr..LnrNcE S. Ross). The clay minerals (abs.), iz, Symposium onthe phl.sical chemistry of the alumina-sil ica refractories: Am. CeramicSoc . J . , 16 , 57 -58 , 1933 .

Courses in precious stones at Columbia University: Gems and. Gemology L,39 40 ,1934 .

Geology of the tungsten deposits near Mill City, Nevada: Unia. Nevado8.28rno.2,46p. , i l lus. inc l . g .map, 1934: abs. t i t led "Tungsten deposi tat Mil l City, Nevada," Ant,. Mineral.18, 115, 1933.

(with CrenaNcn S. Ross). Halloysite and allophane: [/. S. Geol. SunteyProf. Paper 185, 135-148, i l lus., 1934.

(with CrannNCE S. Ross), Bentonite and related clays (abs.) : Geol. Soc.Am. Proc. for 1933, p.380, 1934.

(and Pnrr.re JnNNnv). The dumortierite-andalusite mineralization atOreana, Nevada: Econ. Geology 3Or 287-300, i l lus., 1935.

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Scheelite-bervl deposit at Oreana (abs.): Am. Mineral. 2O, 207, 1935;Geol. Soc. Am. Proc. for 1934, p.428-429,1935.

U-galena and uraninite in Bedford, New York, cyrtolite: Am. Mineral.20, 4+3-450, i l lus., 1935.

(with Rocnn H. Bn.r.v, Rlrpu E. Gnru). Application of clay mineraltechnique to Illinois clay and shale: Geol. Soc. Am. B. 46, 1909 1926,1935; abs. t it led "Technique for the investigation of argil laceous sedi-ments," Geol. Soc. Am. Proc. for 1934, p. 426, 1935 Am. Mineral.2O,202-203, t935.

(and EucrNE CALLAGHAN). Scheelite-leuchtenbergite vein in ParadiseRange, Nevada: Geol . Soc. Am. 8.46, 1957 1974, i l lus. inc l . g . sk. map,1935; abs. , Am. Mineral .2 l , t98, 1936.

Progress report of the Committee on Affi l iation of the MineralogicalSociety of America (Paul F. Kerr, chairman): Am. Mineral,.20, 65-67 ,1935.

Proceedings of the fifteenth annual meeting of the Mineralogical Societyof America at Rochester, N. Y. ; Am. Minerol.2O, 188-214, 1935; 16that New York, 21, 183-210, 1936; lTth at Cincinnati, Ohio, 22,199-222,1937; 18th at Washington, D. C. ,23, 159-186, 1938; 19th at NewYork, N. Y., 24, 174-198, 1939; 2}th at Minneapolis, Minn., 25, 197-218, 1940; 2lst at Austin, Texas, 26, 187 207, l94l; 22d at Boston,Mass., 27, 207-237, 1942; Ior 1942 (no meeting),28, 174-181, 1943;for 1943 (no meet ing) 29,126 133,1944.

An improved specific gravity balance: Am. Mineral. ZI, l2l-I24, i l lus.,1936.

(and EucnNB N. CeunnoN). Fuller's earth of bentonitic origin fromTehachapi, Calif . : Am. Mineral.2L,230-237, i l ius., 1936.

The tungsten mineralization at Silver Dvke, Nevada: Unia. Neaad.a B.30, no. 5, 67 p. , i l lus. inc l . g . map, 1936.

Sil l imanite group-andalusite, kyanite, sil l imanite, dumortierite, i irInd.ustrial Minerals and Rocks, l{onmetallics other than Fuels, p. 59-74,i l lus. , New York, Am. Inst . Min. Met . Eng. , 1937.

Memorial of Rov Jed Colony: Am. Minerol. 22, 195-198, port., 1937.Attapulgus clay: Am. Mineral.22r534-550, i l lus., 1937.Award of the Roebling Medal of the Mineralogical Society of America to

Dr. Palache: Science 86, no. 2239,486-487, Nov. 26,1937.The Mineralogical Society of America: Science 87, no. 22+8,88, Jan. 28,

1938. A report of the 18th annual meeting, Washington, D. C., De-cember 1937.

(with Hucn E. Bunrn). The nature of mineral particles in sputum andash of the lungs of sil icotics: J. Indus. Hygiene and. Toricology,2Or 535555. i l ]us. . 1938.

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Tungsten mineralization at Oreana, Nev.: Econ. Geology 33, 390-427,il lus., incl. g. sk. map, 1938; abs., Am. Mineral.23, 173, 1938; Geol.Soc. Am. Proc. Ior 1937 .92. 1938.

A decade of research on the nature of clay: Am. Ceramic Soc. J.21r 267-286, i l lus., 1938. The Edward Orton, Jr. Memorial Lecture given atthe 40th annual meeting of the American Ceramic Society, NewOrleans, Lousiana, March 30, 1938.

Tungsten arcs (abs.) : Geol. Soc. Am. B. 50, 1916-1917, 1939; Am.

M iner aI. 25, 208-209, t940.A pinit ized tuff of ceramic importance: Am. Ceramic Soc. J.,23r 65-7 1,

i i lus., 1940.Tungsten-bearing manganese deposit at Golconda, Nevada: Geol. Soc.

Am. 8.51, 1359-1389, i l lus. inc l . g . map, 1940; abs. ,2026, 1940.(and Wrrr.r.Lu W. LoruBnsoN). An occurrence of pinite rock (abs.): Geol.

Soc. Am. B. 51, 1933, 1940; Am. Mineral .26,198-199,1 '941.(and Annoy.lDo LrsB6A, Arsonro I. EnrcnsBu). Nota de campo s6bre a

occurr6ncia de diamante no distrito de Diamantina: Mineragdo e

M etalurgia 6, no. 32, 54-63, i l lus., Julho-Agosto 1941.(with SvoNov H. B.Lr.r.). The Vargas diamond: Gems and Gemology 3,

135 -136 ,1941 .El tungsteno de la Cordi l lera Norteamer icano: Bol . Minas (L ima, Peru) ,

ser. 3, 14, fasc. 1, l9-+0, i l lus. incl. g. sk. maps, 1941.Memorial of Phil ip Krieger: Am. Mineral.26, 178-181, port., 1941.A South American reconnaissance: Report f or the Carnegie Endowment f or

International Peace,14 p., i l lus., October 1941.(with Ausuw F. Rocons). Optical. Mineral,ogy.2nd ed., 390 p., i l lus.,

New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1942. (Second edition of Thin-section M ineralogy, 1933).

Brazil ian qttartz a strategic mineral: Mining tt Metal,lurgy23r374-375,19421, Portuguese translation, "Quartzo brasileiro-um mineralestrat6gico," Mineragd.o e Metalurgia 6, no. 35, 213-214, illus., Nov'1942.

(and Arnnnro I. EnrcnsnN). Origin of the qrartz deposit at FazendaPaci, Brazrl: Am. Mineral.27r 487 499, i l lus incl. g. sk. map, 1942;

abs., Geol. Soc. Am. B. 52, 1914, I94l; Econ. Geol,. 36, 845, l94t; Am.

M ine ra l . 27 ,225 ,1942 .(and Elrzarnrn J. AtlrsrnoNc). Recorded experiments in the produc-

tion of qrartz'. Geol. Soc. Am. 8.54, Supplement 1, 34 p., i l lus., April 1,1943.

Review of "Economic mineral deposits" by Alan M. Bateman and "Oredeposits as related to structural features" edited by Walter H. New-house: New Yorh Times Booh Reaiew, p. 27, April 4, t943.

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(and Fono Youxc). Hydrotungstite, a new mineral from Oruro, Bolivia:Am. Mineral. 29, 192-310, i l lus., 1944; abs. t it led ,,A new hydroustungsten oxide from Oruro, Bolivia,t, Am. Mineral. 26, 199, lg+1.

Review of "chronic pulmonarv disease in South wales coalminers, rr,Environmental studies" (London, H.M. Stationerv Office, 222 p.,1943): Am. Mineral.29, 161 162, 1944.

Review of "Seventh edition of Dana,s System of Mineralogv,,: Econ.Geol .39rSI5 522, i l lus. , 1944.

(and Rer.rH J. Horlrns). X-rat' study of the tantalum mineral simp-soni te: Geol . Soc. Am. 8.5Or 479 504, i l lus. , 1945; abs. , Econ. Geol . 4O,89, 1945.

Cattierite and vaesite; new Co-Ni minerals from the Belgian Congo: Am.M ineral.. 30, 483-497, i l lus., 1945.

(and Rarrn J. Horuos, Manc.qnnr S. Kxox). Lattice constants in thepyrite group: Am. Mineral. 30, 498-504, i l lus., 1945.

Tungsten mineralization in the United States: Geol. Soc. Am. Mem. LS,241 p., i l lus. incl. g. maps, 1946.

Kaolinite after beryl from Alto do Giz,Brazll: Am. Mineral.3Lr 435-442,il lus., 1946.

A conference report on international inspection of radioactive mineralproduction, by the Committee on Inspection of Raw Materials, paul F.Kerr, chairman, Carnegie Endolvment for International peace, 15 p.,published jointly b-v the Carnegie Endowment. . . , Geological Societyof America, and the American Institute of Mining and MetallurgicalEngineers, February 1946.

Bauxi te ""ggs" (abs.) : GeoI . Soc. Am. 8.56, I173, l91S; Am. M, inera l .3L,I99, 1946.

Alteration studies: Am. Mi,neral. 32, 158-162, 1947 abs.,202-203, 1947.Presidential address, 27th annual meeting, Mineralogical Societv ofAmer ica, Chicago, I l l . , Dec. 26,1946.

(and J. LeunBNcB Kur.e) . Differential thermal analysis ol sid.erjte: Am.Mineral. 32, 67 8-680, i l lus., 1947.

(with J. LaunnNco Kui.e). Multiple thermal analyses: Science 105, no.2729,413-414, i l lus. , Apr i l 18, 1947.

(and J. LaunrNcr Kurr). Multiple differential thermal analysis: Am.M' inera l .33, 387-419, i l lus. , 1948; abs. , Geol . Soc. Am. 8.5g, 1200,1947; Am. Mdneral,. 33, 199-200, 1948. Reprinted in, Subsurface geo-logic methods, Colo. School of Mines Quort. 44, 264-295, i l lus., July1949.

(and Dowero L. Gnar, SvnNny H Ber.r.). Carbonado from Venezueia:Am. Mineral. 33, 251-255, 1948.

(with W,o.r.ron H. BucnBn). Excursion to the First Watchuns basalt at

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Paterson, New Jersel', in Geol. Soc. Am.,61st Ann. Mtg., Guid,ebooh ofErcursions, p. 109-119, i l lus., 1948.

(with J. F. Vrns). Sengierite; a preliminary description : Am. MineraI. 34,109-120, illus., 1949.

(with J. LeunBNcn Kurr). Improved differential thermal analysis ap-paratus: Am. Mi ,nera l .34r839 845, i l lus. , 1949.

Mineralogical methods in mineral exploration: Mining Engineering L,22 25. i l lus. . 1949.

(and Poccv-Knv H,c.Mrr.row). Glossary of cla1. mineral names: Am.Petrol. Inst. Project 49, Clay M,ineral Standard;, Preli.m. Rpt. l, 68 p.,Feb. 1949. Revised January 1951.

(and J. LrunnNcn Kurr). Reference clay localit ies, United States: Am.Petrol. Inst., Project 49, Clay Mineral Standards, Prelim. Rpt. 2, lO2 p.,i l lus., Feb. 1949. Revised January 1951.

(and J. L,runnxco Kur-e, PBccy-K,ry H.r.urr.roN). Differential thermalanall.ses of reference clav mineral specimens: Am. Petrol. Inst. Project19, Clay Mineral Standards, Prelim. Rpt.3,48 p., i i lus., May 1949.

(and MencAREr S. MerN, Pcccy-Kay Haurr.row). Occurrence andmicroscopic examination of reference cla1. mineral specimens. Part 1,Occurrence: Am. Petrol. Inst. Project 49, Clay Mineral Standards,Prelim. Rpt.51 1-14, April 1950.

(with DoNero W. Dlvrs, T. G. Rocnow, F. G. Rowr, M. LurnBnFur-rrn, PBccy-K,q,y Heurrrox). Electron micrographs of referenceclay minerals: Am. Petrol. Inst. Project 49, Clay Mineral Standarils,Pre l , im. Rpt .6,17 p. , i l lus. , Apr i l 1950.

(and Poccv-Kay H,rlrrrroN, RosorvN J. Prr,r-, ANN B. Besserr, Wor.l-GANG ELSToN). X-ray diffraction measurements and chemical anal-yses, pH data, differential thermal analyses, and optical properties, iaAnalytical data on reference clay minerals: Am. Petrol. Inst. Project 19,Clay Mineral Stand.ard,s, Prelim. Rpt.7, Sec. 1, 1-69, i l lus., July 1950.

(and HaNs H. Aornn). Summary, 'i,n,Infuared spectra of reference clayminerals: Am. Petrol. Inst. Project 49, Clay Mineral Standards, Prelim.Rpt .8, Sec.5, 143- I46,July 1950.

(and J. LaunBNcB Kurl, C. Mn.c.nB P,lrronsoN, Rosnnr Wnrcnr).Hydrothermal alteration at Santa Rita, New Mexico: Geol. Soc. Am. B.6L,275-347 , i l lus. incl. g. maps, 1950; abs., 58,1200,1947 .

(with DoN,r,rr L. Gnan). Trace-element studies, Santa Rita, New Mexico:Geol . Soc. Am. 8.61, 1023-1052, i l lus. , 1950.

Discussion of alteration and its application to ore search, in,, Appliedgeology, a symposium: Colorod,o School of Mines Quort.45, no. 18,328-336, 1950.

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Studies of uraninite: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-715,3-26, i l lus.,

July 1950.(and DoNar.o L. Evrnnanr). Uranium-bearing veins of the Beaverlodge

Lake area, Saskatchewan: [/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-7Lsr 2737, i l lus., July 1950.

(and RavuoNn F. RonrNsoN). Uraninite at the Sunshine mine, Coeurd'Alene district, fdaho: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-7L1. 38-44,i l lus., July 1950.

(and Horwnrcu D. Hor.raNn). Differential thermal analyses of davidite:Am. M ine ra l361563 -57 2 , i l l us . , 1951 .

(with 1. LawnnxcB Kur.r, PunlrBrn KnNr). Thermal study of theCa-Mg-Fe carbonate minerals : Am. M,ineral. 36, 643-670, i l lus., 195 1.

Alteration fealures at Silver Bell, Arizona : Geol. Soc. Am. B. 62, 451-480,i l lus. inc l . g . map, 1951; abs. , 60, 1901, 1949.

Ihe earth's uranium: ScientiJic Monthly 184, no. 5, 17-21, i i lus., May1951. Reprinted in, Atomic Pozuer, p. 69-77, Simon & Schuster, NewYork, 1956.

Natural black uranium powder: Science 114, no. 2952,91-92, July 27,195 1 .

(and Tnoruas P. AxonnsoN, Poccv-Kav H.q.lrrr.row, RosnrvN J. Prr.r).Preliminary memorandum, Marvsvale, Utah: U. S. Atomic EnergyComm. RMO-797,1-7, Sept . 1951.

(and RosnlvN J. Prr.r). X-ra-v fluorescence data on Marysvale uraninite:U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-797,8-23, i l lus., Sept. 1951.

(and Cuenlns A. R,rson, Pl'ccv-K,ly HlMrrroN). Uranium in BLackKing prospect, Placervil le, Colorado: L/. S. Atom,ic Energy Comm.RMO-797, 2+-43, i l lus., Sept. 195 1.

(and Tuoues P. ANpnnsoN, Prccv-K.q.v H,rlrrr.roN). Bellevue-Ro-chester mine: [/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-797,45-47, i l lus.,S e p t . 1 9 5 1 .

(and Wnrreru J. Conen). Notes on alteration along uranium-bearingvein, Alhambra, Montana: Lr. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-797,62-68, i l lus., Sept. 1951.

(with Hannv M. Danr.). Preliminary memorandum of a portion of the"Benny K" claims, Piute County, Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comtn.RMO-83Lr 13 p. , i l lus. inc l . g . sk. map, Nov. 6, 1951.

(with Jacr GnnnN). Preiiminary memorandum, East Slope area, Marys-vale, Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-832,20 p., i l lus. incl. g.sk. map, Nov. 1951.

(with Gtnalr P. Bnopuv). Preliminary memorandum, Papsy's Hopeprospect, Marysvale, IJtah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-833, Ilp . , i i lus. inc l . g . sk. map, Nov. 6, 1951.

(with Lours E. Woor..q.pn). Preliminary memorandum on the Dark

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Horse and Saturdav areas, Nlarysvale, Utah: U. S. Atomic EnergyComm. RMO-860, 15 p., i l lus. incl. g. sk. map, Nov. 1951.

(with Hlnny M. DAHL). Preliminary memorandum on the Scorpionarea, Piute County, IJtah: []. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-862, 14p . , g . sk .maps , Dec . 1951 .

(with Gannn P. Bnopnv). Preliminary memorandum on the FIat Tireprospect, Marysvale, Utah: [/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-863,llp . , i l lus. inc l . g . sk. map, Dec. 1951.

(and J. LaunBNcB Kure). Pre-Cambrian uraninite, Sunshine mine,Idaho: Sc'ience 115, no. 2978, 86-88, Jan. 25, 1952.

(with Lours E. Wooreno). Preliminary memorandum on the BeaverCreek area, Marysvale, Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RMO-885'15 p., i l lus. incl. g. sk. maps, Jan. 1952.

(and Gen.r.lo P. Bnopny, I{ARRv M. D,Lur, Jacr GnnnN, Lours E.Woor.,rnr). A geologic guide to the Marysvale area: U. S. AtomicEnergy Comm. RM0-924, Par t 1,57 p. , i l lus. inc l . g . map, May 1952.

Review of "Tables for the microscopic identif ication of ore minerals" byW. Uytenbogaardt : Science 115, no. 2982,221-222, Feb. 22,1952.

(and RevltoNo F. RosrNsoN). Uranium mineralization in the Sunshinemine, Idaho: Mining Engineering 5,495-511, i l lus., 1953; AIME Tr.L96, Mining Branch 1953, 495-511, i l lus., 1954; abs., Econ. Geol'ogy 47,r23-r24, t952.

(and Poccv-K.q.v HeltnroN). Alteration of a vitrophyre dike, BullionMonarch mine, Marysvale, Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3046, 8-25, i l lus., 1953.

(with Gonan P. Bnopnv). The La Veta prospect near Marysvale, UtahU. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3O46r 26-44, i l lus. incl. g. sk. map,1953 .

(with Ganero P. Bnopnv). Hydrous uranium molybdate in Marysvaleore: IJ. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3O46,45-51, 1953.

(and W. L. SruesoN, Poccv-Kav Haurlrow). Deer Trail area, Marys-vale, Utah: U . S. Atomic Energy Comm. RM E-3O46, 52-57 , i l lus., 1953.

(with H,lnny M. DAHL). Radioactive features of vein minerals, Pros-pector mine, Marysvale, Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3046,64-72, t953.

(with Jecr GnnnN). Geochemical aspects of alteration, Marysvale,TJtahi U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3o46r73-99,1953.

(with Jrcr GnooN). Pseudomorphous il l i te after biotite (abs.): Geol. Soc.Am. 8.64,1429,1953; Am. Mineral .3g, 331, 1954. .

(and H.tnnv M. Deur). Uranium-fluorite association in the Todiltolimestone, Grants, New Mexico: I/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3051,4 p. , i l lus. , Oct . 15, 1953.

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Progress report; October 1953: LI . S. Atom,ic Energy Comm. RME-3O64,7 p. , Oct . 1953.

(and Pnccv-Kev H.q.urlroN). Hematite pseudomorphs from the 'focli l to

limestone, Grants, New Mexico: I/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3068, 9 p. , Dec. 2,1953.

Review of "Contribution b l '6tude des gites de tungstBne frangais', byMaur ice Weppe: Econ. Geol .48,63-64, 1953.

(and Devrs M. L,r.r,uelr). Report on a nodule from Temple Mountain,Utah: a/. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3O96,pt. I,7-15, i l lus., April1954.

(with Pnccv-Kay H.cMrrroN). Uranophane and B-uranotile, Marvsvale,Utah: U. S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3O96, pt. 1, 38-48, i l lus.,April 1954.

(with Poccv-Kay Heurr.roN). Phosphuranylite at Marvsvale, Utah:LI . S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3O96, pt. 1, 49-51, Aprii 1954.

(and Pnccv-Kev Helrrrron). Pitchblende and manganocaicite at theDeer Trail mine, Marysvale, Utah: tI . S. Atomi,c Energy Comm. RME-3096, pt . 1 ,52-55, Apr i l 1954.

(and Poccv-Key Heurrrow). Quartz crystals from the Todilto l ime-stone, Grants, New Mexico: LI . S. Atomi,c Energy Comm. RME-3O96,pt. 1, 56 59, i l lus., April 1954.

(with Purrre M. Bernrn). Uranium occurrences in the older sedimentaryrocks of the Marysvale district: tl . S. Atomic Energy Comm. RME-3096, pt . I ,60-74, i l lus. inc l . g . sk. map, Apr i l1954.

(with Purrrr M. BBrnrr). X-ray methods applied to the stud.v of thetiemannite-metacinnabar group: U. S. Atomi,c Energy Comm. RME-3096, pt . 1 ,75-84, Apr i l 1954.

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