Dr. Nikola Tesla Bibliography Page 165

Damjanović, A. B. "Nekoliko priloga istoriji radiotehnika," Nauka i Tehnika - Beograd, Dec., 1953, p. 450. (fp)

Peter II, King of Yugoslavia. A King's Heritage. N. Y., G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1954, 304 pp. (An account of the meeting of the king and Tesla, Ch. 9, p. 158.) (b)

Craggs, J. D. & Meck, J. M. High-Voltage Laboratory Technique. London: Butterworth Scientific Publication, 1954. (Theory and construction of Tesla coils, pp. 104-110). (b)

Hering, D. W. Popular Science Library - The Story of Force in Motion. New York: P. F. Collier & Son, 1954, 430 pp. (Photo of Tesla on p. 57.) (b)

Rakić, Milivoje. "Od Galvanija i Volte do tesle," - Elektrifikacija - Beograd, Jan., 1954. (fp)

Nikolić, Nikola. "Uvod u bežičnu telemchaniku," Radiomater - Beograd, Jan., 1954. (fp)

DeForest, Lee. "Seven Guide Posts to Inventive Success," Everyday Science & Mechanics, Feb., 1954, pp. 213-216. (Briefly mentions the work of Nikola Tesla, the outstanding brilliant young electrical genius".) (p)

Anderson, L. I. "Onima koje interesuje zivot i rad Nikole Tesle," Elektrifikacija - Beograd, Feb., 1954. (fp)

"Thomas Edison - address by Col. R. R. McCormick," Chicago Tribune, Feb. 8, 1954. (Mention of his grandfather standing up for the supposed faker, Nikola Tesla, one of the early great experimenters in electricity.) (n)

The New Life-Line A Motor. Westinghouse Electric Corp., Westinghouse Filing No. 3000, B-6154-A, March, 1954, 24 pp. (b)

Nikolić, Nikola. "Šta znamo o Tesli," Radiomater - Beograd, July - Aug., 1954, p. 117. (fp)

Nikolić, Nikola. "Sistem četiri kola," Radiomater - Beograd, July - Aug., 1954, p. 181. (fp)

Kawcyn, R. A., and Marshall, T. C. "The Design & Construction of Vacuum Tube Tesla Coils," Radio & Television News, Aug., 1954, pp. 45, 98. (Construction and operating details with photos and diagrams.) (p)

Bradvarević, M. "Teslin avtomobil na miazni pogon," Tesla (Tesla Technical Review) - Beograd, No. 1-2, p. 3, 1954. (fp)

Njegovan, V. M. "Tesla u domovini," Tesla - Beograd, no. 1-2, p. 38, 1954. (fp)

'''John Fox' the Cat," Psychic Observer, Nov. 10, 1954. (Letter to editor mentioning Tesla and pigeons.) (p)