Nikola Tesla Books
6 making your Imagination work for You, An interview with Nikola Tesla, by M. K. Wisehart, American Magazine, April 1921, p. 13. Pioneers of Wireless, by Ellison Hawks (Chap. XV) London, Methuen and Co., 1927, 304 p. Tesla Luminescence in Certain Oxides of Nitrogen, by rreston B. Car- wile. Ph. D. Thesis, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., 1928. A Famous Prophet Looks Into the Future, by Alden P. Armagnac. Popular Science Monthly, Nov. 1928, p. 16. Tesla at 75. Time, Feb. 20, 1931, p. 27. Tesla Envisioned Present Electrical Era 40 Years Ago, by Kenneth Sweezey. N. Y. Herald Tribune, July 19, 1931, Sect. 4, p. 1. They All Stand Out From the Crowd: Nikola Tesla. Literary Digest, Vol. 11, p. 9, July 29, 1933. The worla of Tomorrow. An Interview vi th Nikola Tesla. by Grace M. Keefe. Psychology Magazine, October 1933, p. 12. Nikola Tesla, biographical sketch. Scientific American, Mar. 1934. Vol. 150, p. 115. Nikola Tesla, a sketch. Electrical Engineering May 1934, Vol. 53, p. 817. Homage to Tesla on a 50th Anniversary. Electrical Engineering, May 1934, p. 817. Nikola Tesla's Youth and Strength at 78, by George F. Corners. Physical Culture, march 1935, p. 22. Electrical Wizard: Nikola Tesla. In our Foreign Born Citizens, by Annie E. S. Beard. Crowell, N.Y., 1939, p. 379-384. Nikola Tesla Father of Wireless, 1857-1943. By Hugo Gernsback. Radio Craft, February, 1943. p. 264. Nikola Tesla. (An evaluation) by W. H. Eccles. Nature (London), Feb. 13, 1943, Vol, 151, p. 189-190. Nikola Tesla's Achievements in the Electrical Art. I Tesla's Con- tribution to Electric Power, by Charles F. Scott, Honorary Member, A.I.E.E.; II Tesla's Contribution to High Frequency, by L. P. Wheelcr, President I.R.E.; Electrical Engineering, August, 1943.
