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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.49 No.10

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  • 45BAA Journal Vol.49 No.10 October 1939
  • 107CONTENTS
  • 49TO ALL OUR MEMBERS regarding the outbreak of war
  • 50REPORT OF THE COUNCIL ON THE WORK OF THE SESSION, 1938 OCTOBER 1 TO 1939 SEPTEMBER 30
  • 50I. PROGRESS OF THE ASSOCIATION
  • 51II. THE OBSERVING SECTIONS
  • 60III. LIBRARY REPORT
  • 60IV. LANTERN SLIDE DEPARTMENT
  • 60V. THE BRANCHES
  • 65VI. INSTRUMENTS BELONGING TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 70CASH ACCOUNT
  • 74REPORT OF the Computing Section
  • 74Occultations of Stars Observed during the Year 1938, and Reduced by Members of the Section
  • 79Occultation of B.D.+ 6x1E 259 by Saturn
  • 80PAPER COMMUNICATED TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 80The Darkness and Acceleration of the Great Red Spot
  • 84COMMUNICATIONS TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 84The Computation of Total Solar Eclipses
  • 88Comet Tempel II
  • 89ASTRONOMICAL DIARY
  • 91REVIEWS
  • 91The Minor Planets of the Hecuba Group." Being the Halley Lecture delivered on 16 June 1938. By A. O. Leuschner
  • 92Catalogue of Lewis's Medical and Scientific Lending Library." Part II.
  • 92The Military Uses of Astronomy." By Colonel F. C. Moles-worth,
  • 93An Introduction to Astronomical Navigation." By P. H. Legg
  • 95NOTES
  • 95Comet Notes
  • 96NOTICES OF THE ASSOCIATION
  • 97Variable Star Section Special Notice
  • 100INDEX TO VOLUME 49
  • 104ILLUSTRATIONS
  • 106FORTY-NINTH SESSION, 1938-39 OFFICERS AND COUNCIL
  • 107CONTENTS
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