http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/3b242bc5279b0e5b25cdeb463186d0c9.pdf 760bd089d5e0e16c2df5f38f8d88eeeb PDF Text Text Februery 28, 1966 Dr. Coeino Ajmone Moreen EEG Journel Notional Institutee of Health The KINDS ~ EEG Bethesda 14, Herylend Deer Dr. marten: It is with greet pleasure that l encloee the corrected pege proofe of the bibliography. We have made all the oortectiont recommended by the editors. Following your euggeetion thet we review the refer» encee in Dr. Breeier'e review, we beve recommended the addition of nine citations. These ere each marked in the appropriate position with the letter "a“. The requested changes have been made in the author end subject indicee. if listed ebetrect bee been reviewed end in the instances which e complete article he: been published by these authors, citation he: been ohenged to reflect the full erticle. In two in- In eddition, in etencee the article wee elreedy lieted in the bibliography under enother title, end tether then delete titles. we have had the phrase "eeo full article fi_“_?. In working with the eubject index. my eeeooietee one I have found its format too complex. The tee of two on deehee to repreeent the header word in e column of subject references it quite eetietectory when e single word it represented. When, however. two deebee. three deehee. end on one occasion. four deehee ere need. end. these deehee flow over onto the next column, the subject index become: completely ueeleee. I would commend you tO'reeding Page 66 as an example. consider modifying the subject index to limit the use of two deehee for single worde only? If this ie too expensive, would it on be poeeible for you to minimise the use of two dashes and exclude anyWould you thing greater then that? One of the nejor use: for this bibliography in the use of it: indicee end I believe we will be severely crititirefi for the format of the eubject index. must be �Dr. Moreen 2—23—64 Page Two were able to check each of your questions but one. I have been unable to obtain a copy of Article 343 (More. 6. ottel., Ann. med. psychol.. 1958, 116 (2): 202), to check the proper cpeliing of B. Severgnini. You may recall that you reminded us that there in e einilnr neon listed in Article 570. The Ipelling in this instance is ”Severgini”, and this in the correct citation from the Riv. Neural. I would be very grateful if your secretory could check with N.L.H. to see if the nannies of 1958 are now back in the stocks. They were We absent last week. Regarding the inquiry of our use of the Capitol World List of Scientific Periodicals 1900-50, we have followed the recommendations of the Journel. Vol. 14, p. 160. That one the official reference for the‘ Journal at the time the bibliogreohy wee tiret completed. We did diacoee this leot summer, and I believe that our citations are coneietent with that. It would only be with e greet deel of effort that we could modify our present citations to meet with the new specifications of the Journal. I would request that you permit this one. no described in our introduction. Since undertaking this project. I have come to concur with yon: thought that the only merit of each u bibliography is in it: meticulous accuracy. For this reason, I would wish you to reqoec-t the editors to return another net of galley proofs. While, in general. these proofs are very good, we have found it neceesery to make correction: on every page. After so much effort, it would be most helpful if we have another chance to make the bibliography perfect. Three week: ago I proniaed you a completed review article by this date. and have been unable to fiolfill that promise. I on I have been continuing to work on thie. and hape that I can have it available two weeks from today. If you find that this in an inordinate delay, I would ill recommend that Thank you for all your helpful you ccnylete the publication of the bibliography comments. Sincerely yoore, Hex rink, Director MF/jb H.D. on it is. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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