Marchand, Nathan. Frequency Modulation. New York, Murray Hill Books, Inc., 1948. Comprehensive treatment of the basic principles of FM. Designed primarily for use by the serviceman, technician, and the amateur radio operator in developing skills for handling installations and maintenance of equipment. Marshall, Robert and Mary. Your Tape Recorder: How to Select One and Get the Most Out of It. New York, Greenberg., 1955. An easy-to-read guide giving fundamentals of tape recording and specific suggestions for use. Marshall, Samuel L. TV Installation Techniques. New York, John F. Rider Pub., Inc., 1950. A comprehensive illustrated guide for the TV installation technician. Newitt, J. H. See Johnson-Practical Television Servicing. Noll, Edward M. Television for Radiomen. Indianapolis, Ind., Paul H. Wendel Pub. Co. A practical reference notebook on color television for experimenters, hobbyists, and TV servicemen. UHF Television and UHF-VHF Tuners. Indianapolis, Ind., Paul H. Wendel Pub. Co., 1951. A manual for the service technician. Of special interest to Board of Education maintenance technicians responsible for the servicing of classroom sets. Also useful for comparative studies of operating and performance characteristics. and Mandl, Matthew. Television and FM Antenna Guide. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1951. An antenna textbook and a practical guide to the many antenna problems encountered by television technicians. Television for Radiomen, 3d Ed. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1955. A practical guide to construction, operation, and servicing. A complete thorough study of television for radio servicemen, the radio amateur, and technical school students. Preisman, Albert. Graphical Constructions for Vacuum Tube Circuits. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1943. Designed to fill a gap in the literature on vacuum tubes, viz, graphical constructions. Rabinoff, Carter V., and Wolbrecht, Magdalena E. Principles of Television Servicing. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1953. Just what the title implies. Written for the technician and his teacher. Radio Amateur's Handbook, The. West Hartford, Conn., American Radio Relay League. Annually 1928 to present. Deals with all phases of radio communication problems, stressing present practices for the amateur, and describing new equipment in all categories. Radio Amateur's License Manual, American Radio Relay League, West Hartford, Conn., 1951. A completely revised edition of the standard guide to be used in preparation for the FCC amateur license examination. Richardson, Glen A. See Henney-Principles of Radio, 6th Ed. Rider, John F., ed. Television-How It Works. New York, John F. Rider, Publisher, Inc., 1951. Develops a familiarity with television. Explains the operating of television receivers for the technician. Saunders, A. C. W. Notebook. Indian apolis, Ind., Paul H. Wendel Pub. Co. A technician's notebook treating 20 basic parts of a television receiver and the essentials for rapid servicing by circuit analysis. Shultz, E. H., and Anderson, L. T. Experiments in Electronics and Communications Engineering. New York, Harper & Bros., 1943. Laboratory guide for communication engineering students. Contains more than 100 experiments ranging from simple direct current measurements to complete video amplifiers, radio receivers, radio transmitters, antenna systems, and microwave equipment. Spinrad, Leonard. Closed Circuit Data Book. New York, Leonard Spinrad, 1955. A directory on the closed circuit field. Includes rates, available cities for black and white and color, labor unions in the field, and a description of the various types of closed circuit operations. Stone, George K. See Almstead—Radio: Fundamental Principles and Practices. Tucker, Durward J. Introduction to Practical Radio. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1945. A reference for the practicing radio engineer and technician, as well as a complete manual for the beginner. Upton, Monroe. Electronics for Everyone. New York, The Devin-Adair Co., 1954. The story of electricity in action; television, color television, radio, radar, hi-fi, etc.-what they are and how they work. Walker, R. C. Electronic Equipment and Accessories. Brooklyn, N. Y., Chem ical Publishing Co., Inc., 1945. Specific information on the various applications of electronic devices with illustrative examples of many uses outside the field of telecommunication. Watson, Herbert M.; Welch, H. E.; and Eby, G. S. Understanding Radio. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1940. 35 A guide to practical operation and theory of radio. Welch, Herbert E., and Eby, George S. Understanding Radio, 2d Ed. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1951. A revision of the original text for beginners with eight new chapters and revised illustrations. Welch, H. E. See Watson-Understanding Radio. Wellman, William R. High Fidelity. New York. D. Van Nostrand Co., Inc., 1955. An introductory work that should help to take some of the mystery out of "Hi Fi" for teachers concerned with developing music appreciation. Wolfe, Halley. See Frayne-Elements of Sound Recording. Wolbrecht, Magdalena E. See RabinoffPrinciples of Television Servicing. Periodicals Advertising Age. Weekly Advertising Publications, Inc. 200 East Illinois Street, Chicago 11, IL AERT Journal. Monthly. Association for Education by Radio-Television, 228 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago 1, Ill. Audiocraft, Audiocom, Inc., The Publishing House, Great Barrington, Mass. Audio-Visual Communication Review, Division of Audio-Visual Instruction (DAVI), National Education Assn., 1201 16th Street NW, Washington 6, D. C. Audio-Visual Guide, Monthly Sept. to May. Educational and Recreational Guides, Inc., 172 Renner Avenue, Newark, N. J. Better Broadcasts Newsletter, American Council for Better Broadcasts, 423 N. 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