Archives of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, CA 92093-0219
Revised, March 1995
SIO Reference Number 81-16

TABLE OF CONTENTS

                                                                 
PROVENANCE........................................................1

ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESSING........................................5

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE............................................6

FOLDER LIST:

   S.I.O. Series.................................................31

   Non-S.I.O. Series.............................................97


                           PROVENANCE

     Some original correspondence, photographs and other primary
source material documenting the history of the Scripps Institution
of Oceanography was collected from time to time by members of the
Library staff and catalogued into the Library's special collections
as early as the 1940's when Ruth Ragan served as Librarian.  In
1961, Helen Hill Raitt, wife of Professor Russell Watson Raitt and
long a member of the Scripps community, used this material as she
prepared three lectures on the history of the Institution. Mrs.
Raitt "was alarmed to find that ... cartons of random letters and
reports of unlabeled photographs and building specifications were
giving way before a deluge of new acquisitions in the battle for
library space."  Mrs. Raitt and several other members of the
community tried to "impress some order" on this material, but
unfortunately, no further description of the material or its
arrangement remains.

     Mrs. Raitt's lectures on the early history of Scripps were
well received, and she decided to prepare a history of Scripps,
which was published in 1967.  During the course of Mrs. Raitt's
research for the book, a significant quantity of early files was
found, and a number of persons associated with Scripps donated
manuscript material documenting its early history.  Unfortunately,
no accession records or donor files were kept documenting what
material was received and who donated it.  Mrs. Raitt's
correspondence, however, does give us some information on the
growth of the Archives during this period.  Mrs. Raitt conducted
interviews with many people associated with Scripps during its
formative years.  These included Mrs. Francis B. Sumner, Ruth Ragan
and Edna Watson Bailey, among many others.  Dr. Bailey was William
Emerson Ritter's literary executer and held Dr. Ritter's
correspondence and other papers.  After their interview, Dr. Bailey
gave Mrs. Raitt that portion of the Ritter Papers which concerned
Dr. Ritter's directorship at Scripps.  In a similar fashion, Mrs.
Raitt received some letters of Erik Gustav Moberg from his widow. 
These collections were added to the Archives, together with files
documenting the directorships of Thomas Wayland Vaughan and Harald
Ulrik Sverdrup which Mrs. Raitt located in Ritter Hall.

     Mrs. Raitt's work was continued by Elizabeth Noble Shor, who
was asked to write a second volume of the history of the
Institution by director William A. Nierenberg in 1972.  Mrs. Shor
is the wife of Dr. George G. Shor, Associate Director of the
Institution, and had assisted Dr. Carl Leavitt Hubbs and Mrs. Hubbs
in the care of the Hubbs Library and the Hubbs Papers from 1962 to
1976.  Mrs. Shor served as Archivist at Scripps from 1973 to 1981. 
During this period, she conducted research for her book and
gathered archival and manuscript material documenting the history
of the Institution.

     Mrs. Shor secured a number of collections for the Archives. 
She located thirty-three linear feet of material, the directorial
files of Roger Revelle, and other early records, in Ritter Hall and
added these to the Archives.  The voluminous Carl Leavitt Hubbs
Papers were added to the Archives in 1979.  Walter Munk donated
several folders of his papers concerning Carl Eckart to the
Archives.  In June, 1977, sixty-four folders of files documenting
Scripps expeditions were sent to the Archives by the Ships
Scheduling Office.  Files documenting several buildings on the
Scripps campus were donated by the UCSD Office of Architects and
Engineers.  Correspondence and a few account books of S.I.O.
Business Manager Wesley Clarence Crandall were found by Mrs. Shor
and added to the collection.  The Conrad Limbaugh Papers were given
to Carl Leavitt Hubbs by the Limbaugh Family.  Dr. Hubbs
transferred them to the Archives in 1979.  Mrs. Alison Raitt Guest
brought her mother's papers to the Archives from Mrs. Raitt's home
after her death in 1976.  When the Alpha Helix program was
concluded in 1980, the files of the Program Office and files
concerning the Program in the Ships Scheduling Office were sent to
the Archives.  Dr. Fred Noel Spiess gave his records as a member of
the Special Committee on Non-Senate Academic Ranks to the Archives
in 1979.  The files of Winfred Emory Allen were transferred to the
Archives from storage at the Institute of Marine Resources in 1981. 
The Sumner Family donated Francis Bertody Sumner's photographs, and
Thomas Wayland Vaughan's daughter donated some of his papers and
photographs to the Archives.

     Rather than transferring a complete series of files, several
S.I.O. offices transferred non-current files to the Archives in
small units.  The Director's Office, for instance, transferred
several boxes of non-current files to the Archives during the
period 1973-1981.  Similarly, the non-current biographical files of
the Academic Personnel Office were transferred to the Archives
between 1973 and 1976.  The Public Affairs Office transferred
their non-current biographical and subject files to the Archives
from time to time, often sending individual boxes.

     The Archives acquired unsolicited items or folders from a
variety of persons and offices.  Some of this material was received
through the campus mail and did not include a note indicating where
it had come from.  Material was received in this manner from the
Marine Physical Laboratory, the Physiological Research Laboratory,
the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, the S.I.O.
Library, the Marine Life Research Program, Marine Facilities and
even from several UCSD administrative offices.  There is little
information on how, when and from whom such files were received.

     As the original order of files received by the Archives had
been disturbed, and as no information on provenance was recorded,
Mrs. Shor found the records of the Institution to be in poor order
and devised a plan to organize the archival and manuscript material
in the Archives into two large artificial files: the Biographical
Files and the Subject Files.  In addition to these files,
photographs were placed in subject and chronological order in a set
of looseleaf notebooks.

     Mrs. Shor began to construct the biographical and subject
files by sorting the earliest records of the Institution.  The
William Emerson Ritter Papers were sorted into incoming
correspondence (alphabetical) and outgoing (chronological).  File
folders labelled with the names of "anyone who had been a staff
member (or student) of Scripps" were established, and
correspondence to, from or about an individual were filed into that
folder, regardless of the provenance of the item.  The remaining
Ritter correspondence was filed in the biographical files under
Ritter's name.  

     In this manner, Mrs. Shor sorted the records of directors
Ritter, Vaughan and Sverdrup and additional material as it was
received in the Archives.  However, many items did not readily fit
into the biographical files, so Mrs. Shor established the subject
files.

     The subject files are divided into two units, the S.I.O.
series and the Non-S.I.O. series under "U.S. Navy - Office of Naval
Research" is largely drawn from the personal papers of Roger
Revelle and his official correspondence as Director of Scripps.

     Within these two major units, Mrs. Shor established broad
subject headings, followed by sub-headings as needed.  For
instance, "Buildings and Property" and "Campus Development" were
established as broad subject headings.  Later, these two headings
were combined and sub-headings, such as the names of individual
buildings, were established.  Subject folders were arranged
alphabetically by heading, and the chronologically.  There is one
exception, folders under the broad heading "Ships" are arranged
alphabetically by ship name.  Items within folders are arranged
chronologically.

     In 1977, Mrs. Shor described her method of sorting material
received by the Archives into subject folders: 

          "[The Subject files] require preliminary sorting of the
          folders into subject category, establishing new subjects
          as required, considerable cross-referencing, rearranging
          sheets within each folder, and finally interleaving this
          material into already established files."


                   ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESSING


     The arrangement of the Subject Files was devised by Mrs.
Elizabeth Noble Shor, S.I.O. Archivist, 1973-1981.

     The Subject Files are arranged into two large units: S.I.O.
files and Non-S.I.O. files.  Within these two sections, folders are
arranged alphabetically.  Folders bearing identical folder headings
are generally arranged chronologically.  There is one exception to
this rule.  Material filed into the broad subject heading "Ships"
is arranged alphabetically by ship name.  Material filed into the
broad category "Expeditions" was originally arranged
alphabetically, but has been rearranged chronologically by
expedition date.  Items within folders are arranged
chronologically.

     Originally, the Subject Files included published material as
well as manuscript and archival material.  If a full citation was
available for a published item, it was removed from the file and
replaced with a separation sheet during processing.  Published
items separated from the files have been cataloged into the
Archives reference collection.

     Oversize material, such as architectural plans, have been
removed from the Subject Files, listed on a separation sheet, and
placed in oversized storage.

     Folders were replaced with acid-free folders and folder
headings were transcribed on to the acid-free folders.  Rusting
paper fasteners were removed or replaced with rust-proof staples. 
Acidified items and fragile items have been either encapsulated in
mylar or photocopied on acid-free bond paper.  The collection was
removed from filing cabinets and placed in acid-free boxes. 
Folders and boxes were numbered. 

     A preliminary folder list was then generated.  A list of
subject cross-references were generated from Ms. Shor's card file
of the collection.

     As the Subject Files include archival records from many
individuals associated with the Institution, no biography or
administrative history was written as these would necessarily
encompass the entire history of the Institution.

     


                     SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

     The S.I.O Subject Files consist of 35 linear feet of material
in 28 boxes.  The files include both manuscript and archival
material dated 1890-1981, but the bulk of the collection includes
material which documents the period 1930-1970.  Although the files
consist overwhelmingly of material documenting the history of the
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, they also include material
pertinent to the history of oceanography in the twentieth century.

     The Subject Files are divided into two series entitled
"S.I.O." and "Non-S.I.O."  Material in the "S.I.O." series
comprises the bulk of the collection (30 linear feet).  Both series
contain material created or received by Scripps offices and
personnel and concern activities undertaken at Scripps or elsewhere
by Scripps personnel.  The "Non-S.I.O." series, however, largely
concerns relationship of the Institution with outside groups, such
as the American Miscellaneous Society, the U.S. Navy and the
National Science Foundation.  The "Non-S.I.O" series also includes
material concerning Scripps participation in national and
international programs such as the International Geophysical Year
and the International Indian Ocean Expedition.

     The Subject Files include large groups of files documenting
Scripps budgets and property, conferences and symposia,
expeditions, staff, contracts and research, and ships.  

                             BUDGET

     There are 85 folders of material (approximately 1.5 linear
feet) filed under "Budget."  This includes material dated 1910-
1974, but the bulk is dated 1918-1948.  Material in these folders
includes formal budgetary documents, calculations, summaries of
accounts, memoranda and notes.  Scripps did little formal budgetary
planning before 1912 when it joined the University of California. 
Until 1947, the University required the Institution to submit
biennial budgetary requests.  After that date, budgetary requests
were submitted annually.  

                     BUILDINGS AND PROPERTY

     There are 110 folders of material (approximately 2 linear
feet) arranged under the heading "Buildings and Property."  This
includes correspondence, maps, reports, specifications, blueprints
and plans, bills, accounts and notes documenting buildings and
property improvements planned and/or constructed on the Scripps
campus or for Scripps.  The section also includes a few folders on
general campus improvements (e.g. access roads, telephone system
installation).  Although material in the section largely documents
plans for construction of buildings, there is also material on
space planning, long range campus planning, and the utilization of
existing buildings.

     There are fourteen folders under the heading "Conferences" and
six folders under the heading "Symposia" which document conferences
and symposia held on the Scripps campus and/or organized by the
Institution of its personnel.

                           EXPEDITIONS

     There are 285 folders of material (approximately 5 linear
feet) filed under the heading, "Expeditions."  This material
includes correspondence, schedules, tracks, maps, expedition
planning proposals, proposals from scientists concerning their
participation in expeditions, lists of crew and expedition
participants, reports, summaries, ships logs and a few diaries of
persons who participated in expeditions.  This material concerns
expeditions in which S.I.O. scientists participated.  Most of the
expeditions included in this section were planned and executed by
Scripps.  Material filed in the "Expeditions" section was largely
drawn from the files of the Ship Scheduling Office and therefore
includes more information on expedition planning than expedition
results.  Information in the "expedition" section is complemented
by material filed under "Marine Facilities" and material filed
under "Ships".

                     CONTRACTS AND RESEARCH

     There are sixteen folders filed under the heading "Contracts"
and fifty-seven folders filed under the heading "Research."  Both
sections include correspondence, copies of contracts and research
summaries.  However, material filed under "Contracts" concerns
specific S.I.O contracts while material filed under "Research"
concerns broad areas of research pursued by scientists at Scripps
with internal support or support from one or more outside agencies. 
Other material on research at Scripps can be found filed directly
under the name of the unit conducting the research (e.g. Marine
Life Research Program) or under a subject heading (e.g. Submarine
Geology).

                              SHIPS

     There are 243 folders of material (approximately five linear
feet) filed under the heading "Ships."  This material includes
correspondence, specifications, plans, contracts, memoranda, ship
operations data, maintenance logs and other items documenting
vessels and platforms owned, chartered by, operated by, or
otherwise affiliated with the Scripps Institution.  The "ships"
section also includes material on ship design.  For instance, there
are folders concerning the U.S. Navy, Naval Ship Engineering Center
design AGOR or T-AGOR.  AGOR was not a specific ship but rather a
design for a series of ships built by the Navy.  The R/V Thomas
Washington and the R/V Melville are AGOR design ships.  Additional
information on Scripps vessels and marine operations can be found
among folders entitled "Marine Facilities" and among folders
documenting the work of the Marine Operations Committee under the
name of the Committee and under the heading "S.I.O. Staff Council, 
Committees."  

                            PERSONNEL

     There are fifteen folders of material concerning Scripps
personnel filed under the heading "Staff Lists."  This material
includes aggregate data on S.I.O personnel and lists of staff which
include names, character of work, title and/or department, name of
spouse, home address, phone number, date hired, and salary.  These
lists were generated by a variety of offices, including the
Academic Affairs office and the S.I.O Staff Council.  A list dated
1953 also gives a brief biography of staff members.  In addition to
material filed under the heading "Staff Lists," there is a small
quantity of personnel material filed under "Research, American
Petroleum Institute, Project 51" in box 17.  The "Marine
Facilities" section also includes lists of crew members.

                            1890-1910

     The collection includes approximately 20 folders of material
dated before 1911.  There are ten folders of material documenting
the Marine Biological Association of San Diego which was formed in
1903 and served as the governing body of the station which was to
become the Scripps Institution.  There is one folder under the
heading "Ships" which includes a document entitled, "Soundings off
San Diego, Albatross, 1904."  There is one folder on the station's
budget in 1910, and there are several folders under the heading
"Buildings and Property" concerning the station during this period. 
One of the buildings and property folders concerns the laboratory
at La Jolla Cove, 1905-1910, the location of the station before the
current campus site was acquired.  There are folders on the
construction of the Scripps Building in 1909 and the construction
of the seawall on the Scripps campus.  There are several folders
under the heading "History" which consist largely of published
essays on the history of the Institution but also include some
notes and photocopies of original material relevant to the history
of Scripps which are housed at other repositories.
     
     The "Ships" section of the Subject Files includes several
folders of material on the first ships used by Scripps.  There is
one folder documenting the lease of the launch Elsie which consists
of a contract between the owner of the launch and William Emerson
Ritter, first director of the Scripps Institution.  The Elsie was
used for oceanographic work by Ritter and his associates at San
Pedro in 1901.  There are four folders pertinent to the yacht Loma
owned by Edward Willis Scripps.  Mr. Scripps first loaned and later
donated the yacht to the station during the period 1904-1906.  The
files include correspondence and financial records concerning the
Loma, and the yacht's during a trip to San Clemente in July, 1905. 
There are three folders of material relevant to the R/V Alexander
Agassiz, a yawl built for the marine biological station in 1907. 
These folders include correspondence regarding the acquisition of
the vessel and its use, a bill of sale dated 1912, and notes by
Helen Hill Raitt on the ship.

                            1911-1920

     The Subject Files include some fifteen folders of material
documenting the history of Scripps during the period 1911-1920. 
These include five folders of material on the budget, two general
folders of material on buildings and property, a folder of building
record cards, a folder on the construction of cottages at Scripps,
three folders of correspondence and other material on the
construction of the Library-Museum and a folder on the construction
of the S.I.O. pier in 1916.  Scripps scientists have conducted
measurements and undertaken observations from the pier since 1917. 
These observations include temperature, comments on marine life,
notes on wind conditions and other phenomena.  Folders under the
heading "Pier" concern pier observations and other work conducted
on the pier.  Material concerning the construction of the pier is
filed under "Buildings and Property, Pier."

                            1921-1930

     There are approximately two dozen folders in the Subject Files
documenting the history of Scripps during the period 1921-1930. 
These include a folder under "Administration" on the administrative
organization of the Institution in 1924, a folder on the Advisory
Board at Scripps dated 1926-1929, a folder of correspondence
concerning the Aquarium-Museum dated c1925, a folder concerning
automobiles owned by the Institution, six folders concerning the
campus budget, and fourteen folders under "Buildings and Property"
concerning the development of the Scripps campus during the 1920's. 
The development of the campus during this period was largely
sponsored by Ellen Browning Scripps.

                       ERIK GUSTAF MOBERG

     The "Ships" section of the Subject Files includes several
folders documenting the work of Erik Gustaf Moberg, a chemical
oceanographer at the Scripps Institution who was in charge of all
boat work.  The general ships section includes several essays by
Moberg: one dated in 1929 on the research vessel Carnegie, two
others written the same year containing Moberg's recommendations
for work to be conducted at sea, and an essay dated 1931 entitled,
"Boat and Program for Oceanographic Investigations."

                         SCRIPPS RESERVE

     Box 24 of the Subject Files includes a folder labelled
"University of California Natural Land and Water Reserve System."
(f15) This folder contains correspondence exchanged by Scripps
Director Thomas Wayland Vaughan, Percy Barnhart and others with
California state legislators during an effort to have the beach at
the Institution declared a biological reserve and property of the
University.  No abalone or lobster catches were to be allowed on
the property.  In 1929, a bill was introduced into the Legislature
by William E. Harper defining the reserve.  It was approved by the
governor and enacted on August 14, 1929.

                           R/V SCRIPPS

     The "Ships" section also includes five folders on the R/V
Scripps, a purse seiner acquired by the Institution in 1925.  This
material includes correspondence, financial records, records of
maintenance and other papers concerning the ship.

                            1931-1940

     The collection includes more than a box of material (1.25
linear feet) concerning events at Scripps during the period 1931-
1940.  This includes one folder on the Advisory Board, thirteen
folders on the budget, and eighteen folders on buildings and
property.  The buildings and property folders include campus maps,
a folder on the campus master plan of 1930, folders on cottages,
the Library-Museum, Machine Shop, pier and seawall, the Scripps
Building and the tennis courts.  A folder under "Ceremonies"
concerns the 1938-1940 Charter Day festivities, an annual
celebration of the University's establishment in 1868.  Course
outlines dated 1936+ are filed under that heading.  These include
only some course outlines, and do not reflect the entire curriculum
of the Institution.

     Material pertinent to the Gulf of California expeditions of
1939 and 1940 is filed under "Expeditions." Cores and sediment
samples collected on these expeditions were analyzed in the Scripps
Sediments Laboratory which was established in 1935.  There are two
folders of memoranda, reports and equipment requests filed under
"Marine Sediments Division" in box 14 which concern the Laboratory. 
This material documents the work of Roger Randall Dougan Revelle,
Richard Howell Fleming, Erik Moberg and others in the Sediments
Laboratory.

                  OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTATION

     Folders entitled "Inventory of Equipment and Property" include
material dated 1930-1947.  The inventory documents not only
equipment purchased by the Institution, but also lists equipment
designed and fabricated at Scripps during the period.  Additional
information on instruments designed and/or fabricated for use at
Scripps can be found under the heading "Special Developments." 
Folders under this heading contain correspondence and other
material dated 1949-1968 which documents the Scripps unit which
designed and built equipment and instruments for use at the
Institution.  There are also folders of material on particular
instruments designed at Scripps under the general heading,
"Equipment."  Three folders concerning a magnetometer are filed
under "Marine Physical Laboratory" and include material from 1952-
1959.  Folders containing material pertinent to the Floating
Instrument Platform (FLIP) and the Remote Underwater Manipulator
(RUM) are filed under "Ships."

     There are ten folders in the "Research" section pertinent to
research conducted at Scripps during the period 1921-1940.  Three
concern research sponsored by the U.S. Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries on South Pacific fisheries and on pilchard fisheries
during the late 1930's and early 1940's.  Six folders document
research conducted by W. Forest Whedon on fouling organisms during
the period 1936-1941 which was supported by the U.S. Navy Bureau of
Construction and Repair.

                               WPA

     There are several folders in the Non-S.I.O. series of the
Subject Files dated during the 1930's and entitled "U.S. Works
Progress Administration."  These include correspondence, proposals,
requisitions and other records describing work undertaken at
Scripps or for Scripps with the sponsorship of the WPA.  In 1935,
one team of WPA workers painted and repaired twenty Scripps
buildings and the pier.  Another team of workers constructed curbs,
drains and ditches to improve road drainage and prevent soil
erosion on campus.  In May, 1936, Scripps prepared a narrative
report on WPA Project 691, written by Erik Moberg, which describes
laboratory, clerical, translating, library, drafting, photography,
carpentry, and boat work undertaken by WPA personnel in the
Sediments Laboratory.

     A memorandum dated December 26, 1939, describes a WPA project
in the field of physical oceanography.  From 1936-1939, WPA Project
165-03-6309 was conducted at Long Beach under joint Scripps and
U.S. Hydrographic Office supervision.  Project workers evaluated
and codified data on ocean temperatures and currents.

                            1941-1945

     More than a foot of material in the S.I.O. Subject Files
documents the period 1941-1945.  This includes one folder on
automobiles and sixteen folders on buildings and property,
including a copy of the campus master plan dated 1945, several
folders on cottages, and a folder on the Library-Museum.  It is
disappointing to note that there is only one folder under
"Contracts" on National Defense Research Committee sponsored work
at Scripps.

     Scripps undertook no collecting expeditions during the war and
there is no material in the "Expeditions" section relevant to this
period.  However, folders entitled, "Research, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Pilchard Fisheries," (Mox 16, f23+) includes
information on cruises of the R/V E.W. Scripps during the period
1940-1941.  These cruises were taken off the coast of California
near the Channel Islands to collect pilchard eggs and larvae and
hydrographic, zooplankton and salinity data.

     There are many other folders in the "Research" section
pertinent to research conducted at Scripps during the war years. 
There are several folders documenting kelp research conducted by
Scripps with the support of the Kelco Company and the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service.  Additional post-war correspondence concerning
kelp research can be found under the heading, "Marine Botany." 
There are eight folders of correspondence, reports and other papers
documenting surface current, drift, salinity and temperature
studies conducted by Scripps during the war, one folder dated 1944
on a study of the Afternoon Effect, and one folder dated that same
year documenting research on waves in shallow water conducted
jointly by S.I.O., the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the
U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships.

                              UCDWR

     It is disappointing to note that the Subject Files include
only seven folders documenting the work of the University of
California Division of War Research.  The paucity of material on
UCDWR is largely due to the fact that the central UCDWR files were
apparently shipped to a federal records center and lost after the
war.  Material gathered from other offices which documents the work
of individual scientists at the UCDWR is filed under the name of
the individual in the Biographical Files.  For instance, papers
documenting Martin Wiggo Johnson's research on snapping shrimp for
the UCDWR are filed under his name in the Biographical Files.  A
small amount of additional material concerning the UCDWR is located
among the records of the Marine Physical Laboratory in the Scripps
Archives.

                            1946-1950

     The period 1946-1950 was a period of great expansion at the
Scripps Institution, both of its campus and its programs.  The
Subject Files include several feet of material documenting events
during this period.  Fundamental changes in the administrative
organization of the Institution are reflected in a folder entitled,
"Administration, S.I.O. Organization, 1946-1949," in box 1.  These
changes were largely made by directors Carl Eckart and Roger
Revelle.  The "Administration" section of the Subject Files
includes a folder of correspondence and other papers generated by
the Search Committee appointed to find a new director after Harald
Ulrik Sverdrup's retirement in 1947.

   MARINE PHYSICAL LABORATORY and MARINE LIFE RESEARCH PROGRAM

     Several new and important laboratories, programs and
administrative units were founded during the post-war years.  These
included the Marine Physical Laboratory, which grew out of the
UCDWR in 1946, the Marine Life Research Program which studied the
depleted Sardinops sagax, or Pacific sardine, with generous funds
provided by the State and the fishing industry, the Marine
Vertebrates Division which was created in 1948, and the Marine
Invertebrates Division created that same year.  Subject Files
include significant quantities of correspondence, reports and other
papers documenting the establishment and work of these units.  The
collection also includes one folder of correspondence documenting
the work of the Marine Biochemistry Program at Scripps during the
post-war period, and two folders on marine botany at Scripps.

                        SUBMARINE GEOLOGY

     Box 23 of the Subject Files holds five folders labelled,
"Submarine Geology" which include material dated 1948-1953.  This
consists largely of correspondence and memoranda generated by
Francis Parker Shepard which complements correspondence filed under
his name in the Biographical Files.  The material describes

research by Shepard, Douglas Lamar Inman and others on submarine
geology, support for research at Scripps from the American
Petroleum Institute, use of underwater cameras, corers and other
instruments,  The correspondence also includes some discussion of
wave action and currents.  Several letters discuss Shepard's
monograph, Submarine Geology.  Material documenting Shepard's early
work on sediments can be found in folders entitled "Marine
Sediments Division."

     The expansion of Scripps programs during the post-war period
led to a concomitant expansion of the Institution's library which
is documented in five folders under the heading, "Library."

            MARINE FACILITIES AND EXPANSION OF FLEET

     During the immediate post-war period, plans were formulated
for several large and significant expeditions and the Institution
also moved to expand its fleet.  In 1947, Scripps acquired the R/V
Crest, formerly a harbor minesweeper.  In 1948, the R/V Horizon,
formerly a Navy owned ocean tug, was added to the fleet.  That same
year, the purse seiner R/V Paolina-T was purchased with Navy funds
for the Institution.  Correspondence documenting the acquisition,
condition and use of these ships is included in the Subject Files. 
Scripps established Marine Facilities in 1948 to superintend the
fleet and coordinate the services of crew and maintenance staff. 
Boxes 11, 12 and 13 contain correspondence, memoranda, schedules,
summaries of operations, financial records, crew lists and other
material documenting the work of Marine Facilities.  Folders filed
under "Marine Facilities, Ships, Accounting Data for Costs, Summary
Operations and Memos to Accounting, Ship Operations" in box 12
provide excellent documentation of the actual movements of the
Scripps fleet.  These folders supplement material filed in the
"Expeditions" section.  Crew lists and crew salary lists filed
under "Marine Facilities" in boxes 12 and 13 compliment other lists
of Scripps personnel filed under "Staff Lists."

                        RADIO STATION WWD

     The Subject Files also include 22 folders of material
documenting Radio Station WWD during the period 1946-1972 in box
16.  With the post-war expansion of the Scripps fleet, the
Institution required an expanded radio communication network.  When
the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries phased out one of their stations
in 1949, Scripps acquired the authorization to establish Marine
Communications and Ocean Data Station WWD in San Diego.  The "Radio
Station WWD: folders in the Subject Files include a history of the
station written in 1965, correspondence, reports, Federal
Communications Commission forms, and copies of radio messages
received from the Scripps fleet.

                          CONSERVATION

     Folder 16 in box 24 contains material dated 1944-1954, 1956,
1964-1969 and 1972 under the heading, "University of California
Natural Land and Water Reserves." Material in this folder dated
1944-1949 concerns the conservation of wildlife in the Mission Bay
area.  Material dated 1948 concerns an addition to point 207 of the
"Rules and Regulations Relating to Navigable waters in the United
States." restricting anchorage and fishing in the vicinity of the
Scripps pier.  Material dated 1951-1954, 1956 and 1964 concerns a
proffered gift of marshland in the Mission Bay area from Mrs. Oscar
J. Kendall and Mr. A.A. Frost to the University of California.  The
marshland was offered to the University to protect it from
commercial development.

                          LOYALTY OATH

     In February, 1950, the Regents of the University of California
required all faculty members to sign a loyalty oath.  This sparked
a controversy throughout the University system, including debate in
the Academic Senate and discussion among the faculty of the Scripps
Institution.  The Subject Files include six folders of material on
the controversy dated 1950.  This material includes memoranda,
petitions, correspondence, notes, resolutions of the Academic
Senate, committee reports and other papers largely reflecting the
activities and views of the Scripps community, but also including
documents reflecting the attitudes of University of California
faculty and administrators at other campuses.  The folder entitled,
"Loyalty Oath, Notes by Roger Revelle, c1950," (box 11, f34)
includes Dr. Revelle's notes on committee meetings, notes on
objections to the oath, statements on the oath, and memoranda of
meetings and telephone conversations concerning the controversy.

                      OPERATION CROSSROADS

     During the post-war period, Scripps conducted and participated
in several expeditions of great scientific importance.  The
"Expedition" section of the Subject Files includes eight folders on
Operation Crossroads, 1946-1953, the first U.S. atomic test which
was conducted at Bikini Atoll.  The "Expeditions" section also
contains four folders of material on the Bikini resurvey of 1947-
1948 which evaluated the environmental impact of the Crossroads
test a year after it was conducted.  Both the original Crossroads
test and the Bikini resurvey were conducted by the federal
government, but both included scientists from the Scripps
Institution of Oceanography as observers or scientific team
participants working under government supervision.     

     Roger Revelle, then serving the Navy as head of the geophysics
branch of the Office of Naval Research, organized and led the
oceanographic and geophysical component of Operation Crossroads. 
In 1947, he led a second team to resurvey Bikini.  Revelle had long
been associated with the Scripps Institution, first as a student,
then as an instructor, and two years after his return from service
in the Navy, as Director of the Institution.  The folders on
Operation Crossroads and the Bikini resurvey under "Expeditions"
consist largely of Revelle's correspondence and the correspondence
of other Scripps scientists who participated in these expeditions.

                             MIDPAC

     The "Expeditions" section also includes thirteen folders of
material on the MIDPAC expedition of 1950, renowned for its
exploration of the central and eastern Pacific, for the discovery
of the Mid-Pacific mountain range, and for the measurement of heat
flow through the ocean floor.  The folders include correspondence
and radio cables, schedules of operations, the log of the
expedition, and papers concerning a MIDPAC/Capricorn reunion held
in 1975.

                            U.S. NAVY

     The Non-S.I.O. series of the Subject Files includes almost a
full box (1.25 linear feet) of material filed under the heading,
"U.S. Navy."  There are 11 folders of material pertinent to the
Navy Hydrograph Office for the period 1945-1962, 21 folders of
material pertinent to the Office of Naval Research during and just
after the second world war, and five folders of material concerning
the U.S. Navy Oceanographic office which succeeded the Hydrographic
Office in 1962.  Revelle is credited with planning and initiating
the organization of the oceanographic section of the Hydrographic
office and participating in the establishment of the Office of
Naval Research.  These files document the fruitful post-war
relationship between the Navy and the Scripps Institution.  They
consist of correspondence, proposals, research reports, memoranda
and other material largely documenting research conducted at
Scripps with Navy support.

                            1951-1955

     The Subject Files include over one hundred folders of material
documenting the history of the Scripps Institution during the
period 1951-1955.  Again, these files reflect the post-war
expansion of Scripps.  There is one folder on the Administrative
Advisory Council which was established in 1951 under Chapter IX,
Article 3(c) of the Standing Orders and Bylaws of the Regents of
the University of California.  The Administrative Advisory Council
at Scripps was established by Director Revelle, who chaired the
Council, to assist him in the administration of the Institution. 
The folder contains memoranda, correspondence, minutes and other
records documenting the work of the Council.  Although this folder
includes material dated 1951, there is no material documenting the
work of the Council from 1952 until 1954.

                 ADMINISTRATIVE ADVISORY COUNCIL

     The Subject Files include one folder of material under
"Administration" pertinent to Faculty Meetings dated 1949 and
1954+.  There are also 15 folders concerning the Scripps budget
during the period 1951-1955.  The "Buildings and Property" section
includes three folders on the development of the campus during this
period.  One concerns a lunchroom, planned but never built.  One
concerns the Scripps Machine Shop, and one contains an inventory of
space needs at the Institution which was conducted in 1954.

                           CONFERENCES

     Several important conferences were held at the Scripps
Institution during the early 1950's.  There is one folder under
"Conferences" which includes correspondence, notes, memoranda and
other material documenting the California Cooperative Oceanic
Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI) Sardine Conferences held during
the 1940's and early 1950's.  The 1951 University Charter Day
celebration at Scripps included the dedication of the Thomas
Wayland Vaughan Aquarium Museum and a conference entitled "The
Position of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the
University, State and Nation."  Speakers included Roger Revelle,
Claude Ephraim ZoBell, Norris Watson Rakestraw, Carl Henry Eckart,
Carl Leavitt Hubbs, Francis Shepard, Robert Gordon Sproul and
Detlev Wulf Bronk.  The Subject Files include invitations,
correspondence and a transcript of the conference.  One folder of
material filed under "Symposium" describes a 1952 symposium on
oceanographic instrumentation which was held at Scripps.  The fifth
and sixth annual meetings of the Pacific Tuna Conference were held
at Scripps in 1954 and 1955.  Correspondence about and programs of
these conferences are included in the Subject Files.

     There are three folders entitled, "Descriptive Oceanography"
and dated 1950-1953 in box 6 of the Subject Files.  This material
was originally drawn from a folder in the central files of the
Office of the Director.  It includes correspondence, memoranda and
other papers concerning the Marine Life Research Program,
meteorological research undertaken with the support of the U.S.
Weather Bureau, and material concerning the California Cooperative
Oceanic Fisheries Investigation.

                  INSTITUTE OF MARINE RESOURCES

     There four folders in the Subject Files which concern the
Institute of Marine Resources (IMR), a University of California
institute founded at the urging of Roger Revelle and other
scientists in 1951 to foster research on fisheries and other marine
resources.  The "Research" section of the Subject Files includes
several folders specifically concerning IMR projects.  There is one
folder entitled, "Studies of Marine Fisheries in Peru, 1954-1955"
which documents research conducted under IMR auspices.  

     There are six folders under "Research" on American Petroleum
Institute Project 51 which was administered by IMR from 1954-1957. 
API Project 51 was initiated in 1951 and directed by Francis Parker
Shepard to study the sedimentary formations of the coastal waters
of the Gulf of Mexico.  Five of the six API folders concern project
personnel.  Six folders under the heading "Scripps Tuna
Oceanography Research (STOR)" document the STOR program which began
in 1957 and was administered by IMR from 1963 until 1971.  The STOR
program was terminated in 1973.

     Additional information on the formation and work of the
Institute of Marine Resources can be found among the papers of
Roger Revelle and Carl Leavitt Hubbs at the Archives.  The Archives
also holds the official records of the IMR Office of the Director
for the period 1950-1070.  These records document the directorships
of Milner Bailey Schaefer and John Dove Isaacs.  The Milner Bailey
Schaefer Papers, also housed at the Scripps Archives, include
material documenting his work at IMR.

     The "Research" section of the Subject Files includes
documentation of other projects undertaken at Scripps during the
early 1950's.  There are seven folders documenting research on the
movement of nearshore material,  This research was conducted by
Francis Shepard, Douglas Inman and others with the support of the
Beach Erosion Board.  There are three folders of material on
Limnoria and other woodboring organisms, seven folders on air-sea
boundary research, one folder on surface water waves, and one
folder on long period ocean wave research.

     There are six folders of material filed under "Waves and
Currents," in box 27.  This material consists largely of
correspondence dated July, 1950-1956 which was originally filed in
the Central Files of the S.I.O. Office of the Director.  The
correspondence is arranged chronologically and consists of carbon
copies of letters from Scripps scientists, mainly Walter Heinrich
Munk, and letters received by Scripps scientists concerning
theories and research on the dynamics of waves and currents and the
optical properties of the sea surface.  The folders also include a
few letters which discuss the University of California Institute of
Geophysics and the International Geophysical Year.

                            CAPRICORN

     The "Expeditions" section of the Subject Files include folders
describing expeditions undertaken in the early 1950's.  These
include Northern Holiday, Shellback, Capricorn, Transpac, Norpac
and Eastropic.  The Capricorn Expedition is significant in part
because it was the first expedition that carried scuba divers.  The
"Expedition" files under Capricorn include Willard Bascom's essay,
"Diving During Capricorn Expedition, 1953." Additional material on
diving during this and other expeditions can be found under the
general heading "Diving," which includes material dated 1947+.  

          MARINE BIOLOGY PROGRAM ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION

     There are two folders in Subject Files on the Marine Biology
Program dated 1952-1958.  In 1953, the Scripps Institution applied
to the Rockefeller Foundation for funds to support the program and
enlarge the marine biology faculty.  Rockefeller granted the
Institution more than one million dollars the following year. 
These files include correspondence, a copy of the 1953 Scripps
proposal, minutes of the Committee on Rockefeller Grant Faculty
Appointments and other papers concerning the marine biology
program, curriculum and faculty.  Additional material concerning
the Rockefeller Foundation grant and the marine biology program at
Scripps can be found in the Carl Leavitt Hubbs Papers at the
Scripps Archives.   


                            1956-1960

     There are approximately two boxes of material (2.5 linear
feet) in Subject Files which document the period 1956-1960.  This
material includes only three folders pertinent to the Scripps
budget.  Although the Subject Files include folders documenting
Scripps budgets up to 1958, there is a gap in the files between
1958 and 1960.  There is one folder of budgetary material dated
1961, but no material on Institution budgets from 1962-1971.  The
Subject Files include five folders on Conferences held at Scripps
during this period.  These include material on the Conference on
Marine Corrosion and Fouling Problems, 1956, the Eastern Pacific
Oceanic Conference of 1956-1957, the New Research Methods in
Hydrology conference of 1957, and the Recent Research in
Climatology conference held that same year.

     During the period 1956-1960, several important buildings were
constructed on the Scripps campus including Sumner Auditorium,
Sverdrup Hall, and a new wing added to Ritter Hall.  Unfortunately,
the Subject Files do not include material documenting these
buildings.  There are, however, folders concerning a lunchroom
planned but never constructed, and the Scripps Research Shop which
was completed in 1960.

     The Subject Files include 28 folders of material on Scripps
expeditions undertaken during the period 1956-1960 under
"Expeditions."  These include material on the Chinook, Acapulco
Geological Expedition, Equapac, SCOPE (Scripps Cooperative Oceanic
Productivity Expedition), SIGRE (Scripps Institute of Geophysics
Revillagigedo Expedition), Mukluk, Downwind, and Vermillion Sea
expeditions.

                         SCRIPPS ISLAND

     The Subject Files include several folders of material under
"Island Research Facility", which document an idea first proposed
in the 1950's to construct an island-like port and laboratory
facility offshore near the Scripps campus.  The facility was
variously referred to as Scripps Island, the Offshore Research
Facility, and the Experimental Inshore Oceanographic Facility. 
Although several plans for the island were made and discussed
during the 1970's, the facility was never built.  Material in these
folders includes correspondence, renderings, and budgetary material
largely drawn from the records of the S.I.O. Office of the Director
generated by William Aaron Nierenberg and his staff.

                 INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL YEAR

     The Non-S.I.O. series of the Subject Files include more than
one hundred and twenty folders including material dated between
1955 and 1960.  There are forty-four folders of material concerning
the International Geophysical Year.  These were drawn almost
entirely from Roger Revelle's personal papers and his records as
S.I.O. Director.  Like many of his colleagues, Revelle was
extremely interested in plans for the IGY and was active on several
committees which planned events for the year.  He served as a
member of the United States National Committee-International
Geophysical Year Technical Panel on Oceanography and its Technical
Panel on Geomagnetism.  He also served as Chairman of the USNC-IGY
Equatorial Committee.  The IGY material in the Non-S.I.O. series
includes sixteen general folders containing correspondence, meeting
minutes, program plans and other documents dated 1955-1960.  The
files include sixteen additional folders documenting the work of
the Comite Special du Conseil International des Unions
Scientifique, Annee Geophysique Internationale (CSAGI).  These
folders include correspondence, information on IGY program plans in
many nations arranged alphabetically by the name of each country,
and an annotated copy of the CSAGI Guide to IGY data centers dated
1957.

              INTERNATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC CONGRESS

     The Non-S.I.O. series also includes one folder of
correspondence and a copy of the program for the first
International Oceanographic Congress held at the United Nations in
1959.  Again, material in this folder was drawn from material
generated by Roger Revelle who helped organize and served as the
president of the Congress.  The Scripps Archives also holds tape
recordings of some of the Congress sessions.

              INTERNATIONAL INDIAN OCEAN EXPEDITION

     The Non-S.I.O. series includes twelve folders of material on
the International Indian Ocean Expedition in box 25.  This
ambitious program was administered by a Special Committee on
Oceanic Research (SCOR) of the International Council of Scientific
Unions, organized by Roger Revelle in 1957.  SCOR recommended that
ships from many countries study the Indian Ocean, which was
described as the "largest unknown area on earth."  The Subject
Files include copies of programs and prospectus, planning summaries
and reports including several recommendations, drafts and reports
on United States participation in the Expedition.  The Subject
Files include four folders of correspondence concerning the
Expedition dated 1960-1967.  The correspondence consists largely of
copies of letters exchanged by Expedition program planners and sent
to Roger Revelle.  There is also correspondence and memoranda
concerning the participation of the Scripps Institution in the
Expedition.

     In addition to the material on the Expedition filed within the
Non-S.I.O. series of the Subject Files, the "Expeditions" section
of the Subject Files includes material on three Scripps expeditions
which were part of the International Indian Ocean Expedition
effort.  There are seven folders relevant to the Monsoon Expedition
of August, 1960 to March, 1961.  There are nine folders of material
relevant to Lusiad Expedition, conducted May, 1962 to August, 1963. 
There are three folders concerning Dodo Expedition, April-December,
1964.

                            1961-1965

     There are approximately four boxes (5 linear feet) of material
documenting the history of the Scripps Institution during the
period 1961-1965.  These include nine folders on a major
administrative reorganization of Scripps dated 1960-1966 (box 1,
f6-14).  A reorganization of the Institution was first proposed by
Roger Revelle in 1960.  While certain functions of the Business
Office were consolidated that year, the real reorganization of the
Institution did not begin until 1961.  In September of that year,
Assistant Director Jeffery Dean Frautschy announced that the
Divisions of Marine Resources, Marine Geophysics and Marine Geology
and Geochemistry would cease to exist and be replaced by a Division
of Oceanography and a Division of Earth Sciences.  The
reorganization raised questions about the formal definitions of
divisions, departments, research programs and laboratories at
Scripps and the relationship of these units to the newly formed
University of California, San Diego.

                  ADMINISTRATIVE REORGANIZATION

     From 1938 to 1961, graduate education was conducted at Scripps
under the general supervision of the Graduate Dean at the
University of California, Los Angeles.  In July, 1961, the San
Diego Division of the University Senate was formed with a Graduate
Council established as one of its committees.  A separate Graduate
Division for San Diego with its own dean was established at the
same time.  From that date, general supervision of graduate
education conducted at Scripps passed from UCLA to UCSD.  The
transition raised some serious questions about the relationship of
the Scripps Institution to graduate education at the University.

     The folders on the reorganization include memoranda, notes on
budgetary and personnel matters, minutes of the Committee on
Educational Policy, minutes of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Proper
Relationship of S.I.O. and Graduate Education, and correspondence
exchanged by acting S.I.O. Director Fred Noel Spiess, UCSD
Chancellor Herbert Frank York and University Vice President Harry
R. Wellman.  Material dated 1965-1966 consists largely of
correspondence and memoranda exchanged by newly appointed Director
William Nierenberg and the chancellor of UCSD concerning efforts to
strengthen and better coordinate graduate education at Scripps.


                      S.I.O. STAFF COUNCIL

     The S.I.O. Staff Council was formed with the adoption of by-
laws on January 12, 1960 to constitute a forum for its members,
advise administration on the opinions of its members, and to aid
the administration.  The membership originally consisted of
permanent academic appointees, but membership has been expanded
over the years to include certain technical staff and others.  The
Director of the Scripps Institution serves as ex officio  chair of
the Staff Council.  Other officers are elected by the membership. 
An executive committee is appointed by the Staff Council's
Committee on Committees.  The Committee on Committees, consisting
of elected members and the Director ex officio, is empowered to
create and dissolve standing committees and recommend the
appointment of members of standing committees to the Director.

     The council has at least two regular meetings annually. 
Special meetings may be called by Council officers or upon request
by ten members of Staff Council.

     The Subject Files include 15 folders of material dated 1960-
1980 on Staff Council.  This material includes minutes of Council
and its standing committees, committee reports, memoranda and
correspondence concerning Council and/or generated by the Executive
Committee, Council agenda, bylaws, bylaw revisions, meeting
announcements and letters of committee appointment.  Unfortunately,
the folders do not include full sets of minutes for the Council,
nor do they include full sets of minutes for Council standing
committees.  In fact, the folders do not include any material
pertinent to Council business in 1961 and include only by-laws
documenting the work of the Council in 1960.

     Additional material concerning the Staff Council can be found
filed under the names of individual Staff Council standing
committees.  For instance, the Subject Files include five folders
of material filed directly under the heading "Marine Operations
Committee," a Staff Council standing committee.

                          AIRPLANE DC 3

     The Subject Files include fourteen folders labelled, "Airplane
DC3" in box 1.  These folders include correspondence,
specifications, drafts of agreements and other papers dated 1962-
1973 which document the gift of a DC 3 aircraft to the University
for the use of the Scripps Institution.  During the 1970's, Scripps
leased the aircraft to outside agencies.  Correspondence and leases
documenting the lease of the aircraft are also included among this
material.


                       ALPHA HELIX PROGRAM

     There are twenty-six folders of material documenting the Alpha
Helix Program filed in box 1 under "Alpha Helix."  This program was
supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation which
allowed Scripps to operate a new vessel, the R/V Alpha Helix, and
undertake a series of expeditions during the period 1961-1973.  The
folders include minutes of the Alpha Helix Program Advisory Board,
correspondence, cruise reports, budgetary material, ship time
requests and research proposals received from scientists who wished
to participate in the Program.  This material was largely drawn
from the files of the S.I.O. Office of the Director and records of
James Lawrence Faughn in the Ship Scheduling Office.  A few
additional items relevant to the Alpha Helix Program are filed
under "Physiological Research Laboratory," the unit which
administered the Program.

     There are fourteen folders of material on expeditions
undertaken as part of the Alpha Helix Program under "Expeditions"
in the Subject Files.  This material includes correspondence, ships
logs, notes and other papers documenting the Billabong Expedition
to the Great Barrier Reef in 1966, the Amazon Expedition of 1967, 
the Bering Sea expedition of 1968,  the New Guinea Expedition of
1969, and the Antarctic Expedition of 1970-1971.  This material was
largely drawn from the files of the S.I.O. Ship Scheduling Office.

     There are only two folders under "Ships" concerning the R/V
Alpha Helix.  These consist mainly of correspondence dated 1960-
1967.  There is also one folder concerning the dedication of the
R/V Alpha Helix filed under "Ceremonies." Additional information
about the vessel, the Alpha Helix expeditions and the Alpha Helix
Program can be found among the records of the S.I.O. Alpha Helix
Program Office, housed at the Scripps Archives.

                 CARL ECKART BUILDING (LIBRARY)

     There are fifteen folders under the heading "Buildings and
Property," which document buildings planned and/or constructed
during the period 1961-1965.  Nine of these folders concern
planning and construction of the Carl Eckart Building, the new
S.I.O Library, which was completed in 1976.  Folders on the library
include specifications and blue prints, as well as  correspondence
and memoranda.  There is one folder of material on the Experimental
Aquarium which contains material dated 1963-1964.  This material
actually concerns an addition to the Experimental Aquarium which
was completed in 1965. 

                   PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH LAB

     There is one folder under "Buildings and Property" on the
Physiological Research Laboratory.  There are three folders under
the heading "Physiological Research Laboratory" which concern the
program and work of the Laboratory.  One folder entitled
"Neurobiology Facility, 1970" includes a report detailing the
history of the Facility which was created in 1965 and was briefly
a part of the Physiological Research Laboratory.  Additional
material on the Laboratory building and program can be found among
the records of the S.I.O. Office of the Director (Nierenberg)
housed in the S.I.O. Archives.

          INSTITUTE OF GEOPHYSICS AND PLANETARY PHYSICS

     There is one folder under "Institute of Geophysics and
Planetary Physics" which concerns the IGPP administrative program
and one folder on the IGPP building under "Buildings and Property." 
Additional material on IGPP can be found among the Walter Heinrich
Munk Papers, under Dr. Munk's name in the S.I.O. Biographical
Files, and under IGPP among the papers of the Office of the
Director (Nierenberg).  These collections are housed at the Scripps
Archives.  A large quantity of IGPP records, including Dr. Munk's
files as Director and records generated by the IGPP Business Office
remain in storage at IGPP.  This material includes extensive files
on support for, design, construction and dedication of the IGPP
building, on IGPP grants and contracts, on research conducted by
the Institute and its budget.  The Archivist can provide a
preliminary folder list for this material.

                         NAGA EXPEDITION

     Scripps undertook several large and important expeditions
during the period 1961-1965.  There are twenty-four folders of
material under "Expeditions" which concern the Naga expedition
dated 1959-1961.  Naga explored the Gulf of Thailand and the South
China Sea with the cooperation of the governments of Thailand and
the Republic of Vietnam.  The material includes correspondence,
reports, tracks, charts and other material documenting this
expedition.  Much of the material under Naga was generated by James
Faughn, the project officer for the expedition.

     The "Expeditions" section also includes documentation of three
Scripps expeditions undertaken as part of the International Indian
Ocean Expedition. These are Monsoon. Lusiad, and Dodo.  There is
also one folder of material on Japanyon, an expedition undertaken
by Francis Shepard and others in 1961 to explore submarine canyons
off the coast of Japan.  There is one folder of material on the
Hilo Expedition to Hawaii in 1962, an expedition undertaken to find
a site for Mohole drilling.  Additional information on Project
Mohole can be found in a folder entitled , "American Miscellaneous
Society," in the Non-S.I.O. series.

     The Scripps fleet was expanded during the period 1961-1965. 
There are eight folders of material on the R/V Alexander Agassiz
(II).  This vessel was acquired as a surplus property by the
Scripps Institution in 1962.  The Agassiz folders include the
vessel's specifications.  There is one folder of material on the
R/V Oconostota, an ocean tug acquired by Scripps that same year,
mainly to tow the Floating Instrument Platform (FLIP).  FLIP was
designed by the Marine Physical Laboratory and constructed in 1962. 
The platform is documented in five folders of correspondence,
memoranda, and other papers in the "Ships" section.  From 1963 to
the 1970's, Scripps leased several diving saucers which were used
by Scripps scientists to explore and film the ocean bottom in the
San Diego area.  There are four folders of material in the "Ships"
section documenting the use of the saucers.  This includes partial
logs of diving saucer dives which list dive dates, locations and
participants.  Additional information on the use of the diving
saucer can be found among the Francis Parker Shepard and Edward
William Fager Papers at the Scripps Archives.

     Scripps first leased and then purchased the R/V Ellen B.
Scripps in 1965.  There are five folders of material documenting
this vessel in the "Ships" section.  There are twenty-one folders
of material under "Ships" documenting the R/V Thomas Washington
which was acquired that same year.  A folder on the dedication of
the R/V Washington is filed under "Ceremonies."  There is one
folder under "Gifts" concerning the yacht Nereus, which was offered
to Scripps in 1962 but was not added to the Scripps fleet.

                            1966-1970

     There are over one hundred folders of material in the Subject
Files documenting the period under the "Budget," "Contract" or 
"Research" sections.  There are thirteen folders of material
generated during this period filed under "Buildings and Property." 
Eight folders concern the Camp Elliot land on what is now the
campus of UCSD.

                   ELLIOT LAND OF UCSD CAMPUS

     In 1961, the University of California applied to the U.S.
Department of Health, Education and Welfare for surplus property at
Camp Elliot, an abandoned military facility located northeast of
the Scripps campus.  The University received a grant of 506 acres
of Elliot land from the federal government in 1964.  Material filed
under "Buildings and Property, Elliot Campus (UCSD)" documents this
transfer and University plans for the development of the site. 
Material under this heading dated 1968-1972 includes administrative
memoranda, correspondence and reports, minutes and other papers
collected or generated by the S.I.O. Office of the Director.  In
1968, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare requested the
return of some of the Camp Elliot acreage as it had not been
developed.  This led to several meetings of the University's
Committee for Camp Elliot and plans for the immediate development
of the site.  The 1968-1972 material documents these events and
plans.

                          MOUNT SOLEDAD

     The "Buildings and Property" section includes one folder on a
long range plan for the Scripps campus developed in 1967 and one
folder on improvements made in 1966 to the road and entrance to the
Scripps campus.  There are also three folders pertinent to Mount
Soledad.  The Soledad material includes memoranda, correspondence
and other material documenting plans for the use and development of
land and a building on Mount Soledad which was acquired by the
Scripps Institution in 1965.  The material includes a copy of a
proposal submitted by Scripps to the National Science 
Foundation in 1967 for funds to develop the property and use it as
the site of the S.I.O. Radiocarbon and Tritium Laboratory, directed
by Hans Eduard Suess.  The property also housed the Oceanic
Environmental Laboratory directed by Theodore Robert Folsom. 
Material filed under "Buildings and Property, Mount Soledad" dated
1968 concerns an effort made by the Scripps Institution to acquire
the Navy owned signal station property on Mount Soledad.

     There are two folders of material under the heading
"Conferences" dated 1966-1970.  One consists of an invitation to
"The Ocean, 1968: A New World," a conference held at Scripps in
February, 1968.  The other consists of an invitation and program
for "Man's Chemical Invasion of the Ocean: An Inquiry," a
conference held at Scripps in February, 1969.  There is also a
small amount of material concerning the celebration of the
University's centennial under "Symposiums, Centennial Symposium,
1968" in box 24.

                              DSDP

     There are three folders in box 6 concerning the Deep Sea
Drilling Project.  DSDP was established in July, 1966 with a 12.6
million dollar contract from the National Science Foundation and
quartered at Scripps.  The contract was for eighteen months, but
was extended with an additional award of $22.2 million from NSF in
1969.  The material in these folders includes brochures, press
releases, reports, memoranda and a small amount of correspondence
concerning the Project.  The bulk of the records documenting the
project, however, are current and remain in the Deep Sea Drilling
Project office.
     
                              ZETES

     There are seventy-five folders of material under the heading
"Expeditions" which document expeditions undertaken by the Scripps
Institution during the period 1966-1970.  Five of these folders
concern Zetes Expedition, undertaken January-August, 1966, with the
R/V Argo.  The R/V Argo travelled to Alaska and Japan to conduct a
wide range of oceanographic studies, including research on heat
flow from the sea floor, biochemical activity of bacteria at great
depths, structure of the water column and other topics.  Material
on this expedition includes correspondence, maps, radio cables and
press releases.  There is material documenting Dr. Claude ZoBell's
work as chief scientist on Leg IV of Zetes, called Deepac X. 
During this leg, Zobell and his colleagues collected
microbiological samples from great depths using new coring devices.

                            EASTROPAC

     There are eight folders of material on the Alpha Helix Program
Billabong Expedition to the Great Barrier Reef.  There are two
folders of material on Eastropac Expedition (January 1967 - April
1968) which investigated the oceanography of the eastern tropical
Pacific Ocean as part of a cooperative program to study the region
which was initiated by the Eastern Pacific Oceanic Congress (EPOC). 
Material on Eastropac includes expedition proposals and plans,
memoranda and radio cables.  Additional information on EPOC can be
found among the Joseph Lee Reid Papers at the Scripps Archives.

                              NOVA

     There are seven folders of material on Nova Expedition (April-
December, 1967) which undertook investigations of the geology,
geophysics and geochemistry of the southwestern Pacific with
support from the National Science Foundation and the Office of
Naval Research.  This material includes correspondence, memoranda,
personnel lists, maps and radio cables pertinent to the expedition.

                              CIRCE

     There are five folders concerning Circe Expedition (March,
1968-March, 1969), a circumnavigation of the world which explored
the western Pacific, Indian and southern Atlantic oceans with
support from the National Science Foundation and the Office of
Naval Research.  During this expedition, participants studied
bottom topography, magnetic patterns, heat flow, sediments and
variations of the earth's magnetic field near the equator.  Data
pertinent to the sea floor spreading theory was collected.  The
expedition used a seagoing computer and a satellite navigation
system, which was unique at that time.  The material in these
folders includes correspondence and memoranda, itineraries, maps,
lists of personnel, radio cables, press releases and a brochure of
the expedition. 

       The Subject Files include thirteen folders of material dated
1966-1970 on ships.  There is one folder of material which includes
items relating to the design of a vessel to replace the R/V
Horizon.  Another folder concerns plans for a 65 foot research
vessel.  There are folders on the chartered vessels Defiance and
Fisherette, one folder on the Oceaneer and Wando River, one folder
on the Valkyrien and three folders on the Glomar Challenger.  The
material on the R/V Glomar Challenger is dated 1968-1969.  This
vessel was used for drilling operations of the Deep Sea Drilling
Project.

                            VISITORS

     Several distinguished persons visited the Scripps Institution
during the late 1960's.  Folders filed under "Visitors" document
the September, 1966 visit of T.S. Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey, the November, 1967 visit of Crown Prince Vong Savang and
Princess Manilay of Laos, the October, 1969 visit of U.S. Vice
President Spiro Agnew, and the November, 1969 visit of Francois
Ortoli, French Minister of Industrial Development and Scientific
Research.

                            1971-1981

     There are approximately 120 folders of material in the Subject
Files pertinent to the period 1971-1981.  Only four folders concern
the Scripps budget during this period and these concentrate on the
1971/1972 budget.  There are five folders pertinent to the period
under "Buildings and Property."  These include a copy of a report
by Blaylock-Willis and Associated entitled, "Earthquake Resistance
of Selected Structures of the University of California, San Diego." 
This report was written in 1972.  There is one folder on the Marine
Biology Research and Instruction Building completed in 1977.  A
folder including information on the dedication of this building and
the Carl Eckart Building is filed under "Ceremonies, Building
Dedications, Marine Biology."  There are three folders of material
concerning the Scripps Building dated 1977-1981.  This material
largely concerns the renovation of the building.  there is one
folder under the heading "Ceremonies" which documents the
dedication of the Scripps Satellite Oceanography Facility in 1979. 
Additional information on the Facility can be found under "Remote
Sensing Facility" in the Subject Files.  This folder contains a
copy of the April, 1978 S.I.O. proposal submitted to the National
Science Foundation requesting funds to develop the Facility.

     The Subject Files include two documents prepared by Elizabeth
Noble Shor during this period.  One is a history of the Aquarium
Museum filed under "Aquarium-Museum" which was written in 1981. 
The second document is an inventory of paintings, sculpture, and
other art work prepared by Mrs. Shor in July, 1980.  The inventory
lists the title, artist, location and other information for each
work of art.

                                

                             GEOSECS

     In 1968, an advisory council composed of scientists at the
Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, the Oregon State University, the Rosenstiel School
for Marine and Atmospheric Science at the University of Miami, the
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and the Woods Whole
Oceanographic Institution was convened to direct an international
program to investigate the geochemistry of a large section of the
ocean.  This study became known as the Geochemical Ocean Sections
Study (GEOSECS), and it was supported by funds from the National
Science Foundation International Decade of Ocean Exploration
program.  Several large expeditions were planned by the advisory
council, including an expedition to the Bering Sea and near
Antarctica.  This expedition became known as Pacific GEOSECS
(August 1973 - April 1974).  It utilized the Scripps vessel R/V
Melville and was directed by Scripps scientists.

     There are two folders in the Subject Files which include
material documenting the GEOSECS program and the Pacific GEOSECS
expedition.  One folder of material is filed under the heading
"GEOSECS," the other folder of material is filed under
"Expeditions, Pacific GEOSCES."  Both of these folders are in box
10 and both include correspondence, memoranda, expedition planning
documents, press releases and other material on the GEOSECS program
and Pacific GEOSECS expedition.

     The Subject Files include one folder of material on the
Geological Data Center under that heading.  The Center was formed
on July 1, 1970 to collect, process and index significant
geological data collected by Scripps vessels.  The S.I.O. Subject
Files include two documents concerning the Center.  The other
reports on the status of the computer data processing and retrieval
system at the Center.  Both documents are dated 1971.

                             NORPAX

     The Subject Files include two folders of material on the North
Pacific experiment (NORPAX).  This long-term cooperative program
was created with funds from the Office of Naval Research and the
National Science Foundation International Decade of Ocean
Exploration program to investigate changes in the upper waters of
the north Pacific Ocean, their interactions with the atmosphere and
the effect of these on the weather and ocean environment.  NORPAX
participants include Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the
University of Hawaii, UCLA, Oregon State University, the University
of Alaska, Texas A & M University, the U.S. Navy, and General
Dynamics Corporation.  NORPAX was an outgrowth of the Scripps North
Pacific Study.  

     Material on NORPAX includes a copy of L.R. Glosten &
Associates technical specifications for an interim NORPAX support
ship, memoranda, minutes of NORPAX ship technical discussions and
other material concerning planning for a NORPAX ship which was
never constructed.  This material is filed under "North Pacific
Experiment (NORPAX)" and concerns the period 1972 to 1973. 
Additional material on the planned NORPAX vessel can be found under
"Ships, NORPAX."

                   MARINE OPERATIONS COMMITTEE

     The Subject Files include five folders of material on the
Marine Operations Committee filed under the Committee's name.  The
Marine Operations Committee was established as a S.I.O. Staff
Council standing committee in 1960, when Staff Council was created. 
However, the Committee actually pre-dated the Staff Council. 
Unfortunately, the Subject Files do not include materials
documenting the early work of the Committee.  The "Marine
Operations Committee" folders include minutes of meetings,
memoranda, and a small amount of correspondence on ships, ship
operations, and ship operating funds.  The folders also include a
copy of the June, 1976 S.I.O. proposal to the National science
Foundation for ship operations support.  Additional reports and
minutes of meetings, memoranda, and a small amount of
correspondence on ships, ship operations, and ship operating funds. 
The folders also include a copy of the June, 1976 S.I.O.proposal to
the National Science Foundation for ship operations support. 
Additional reports and minutes of the Marine Operations Committee
can be found among "S.I.O. Staff Council, Minutes and Reports of
Committees" folders in box 23 of the Subject Files.

                         R/V NEW HORIZON
     
     Files under "Ships" during this period include material on the
NORPAX  vessel mentioned above, on the Utility Boat and on the R/V
New Horizon.  In 1969, S.I.O. sought funding from the National
Science Foundation to build a 170 foot, 300 ton vessel.  Funding
was not obtained from NSF, but in 1977, Scripps received over three
million dollars from the California State Public Works Board to
finance the construction of a vessel to replace the R/V Alexander
Agassiz (II).  An S.I.O. committee was appointed to oversee the
design of the vessel which was based on a study made in the 1960's
by Maxwell Silverman, an S.I.O. research engineer.  Rudolph F.
Matzer and Associates of Jacksonville, Florida were named as the
naval architects for the vessel.  The ship was built by Atlantic
Marine Inc. of Jacksonville and completed in 1978.  It was named
the R/V New Horizon and was dedicated on January 25, 1979 at Nimitz
Marine Facility.  The Subject Files include 15 folders of material
on the New Horizon.  Fourteen of these contain daily and weekly
construction reports on the vessel dated 1977-1978.  The remaining
folder includes drawings, correspondence, committee reports and
memoranda documenting the planning and construction of the vessel.

                            VISITORS

     The Subject Files include several folders under "Visitors"
documenting distinguished visitors who came to the Scripps
Institution during the 1970's.  There are five folders of material
documenting the 1975 visit of Emperor Hirohito of Japan.  There is
one folder of material documenting a visit from a group of
scientists from the Peoples' Republic of China in 1975.  One folder
documents a 1978 visit of a marine science delegation from the
People's Republic of China.


                      S.I.O. SUBJECT FILES

                       Records, 1890-1981

                              MC 6A


Box  Folder              Folder Title

                          S.I.O. SERIES

               Administration
                    S.I.O. Organization
 1     1                 1924

       2                 1946-1949

       3                 1955-1957

       4                 1962, 1964, 1965, 1968

       5                 1974-1978

                    Reorganization
       6                 1960-October 1961

       7                 November-December, 1961

       8                 January-September, 1962

       9                 October-December, 1962

      10                 July-December, 1963

      11                 March-July, 1964

      12                 August-December, 1964

      13                 January-June, 1965

      14                 July, 1965-1966

      15            S.I.O. Relation to University of California,
                     1972

                    Administrative Advisory Council
      16                 1951, 1955-1956

      17                 1957-1958

      18                 1959

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Administration (cont.)
                    Administrative Advisory Council (cont.)
 1    19                 1960

      20                 1961-1962

                    Administrative Memos
      21                 S.I.O., 1952-1959

      22                 Berkeley, 1927-1957

      23            Arthur B. Jebens Report, "Reconnaissance     
                     Survey Report, S.I.O.," 1974

      24            Committees, 1948, 1958, 1959, 1962-1964

                    Director's Search Committee
      25                 1947 

      26                 1964

      27            Faculty Meetings, 1949, 1954-1958

      28            Faculty By-laws, n.d.

               Advisory Board on S.I.O.
      29            1926-1929

      30            1931-1933

               Airplane 
                    DC3, Correspondence
      31                 1962-1963

      32                 1964-1966

      33                 1967-1968

      34                 1969-1970

      35                 1971

      36                 1972

      37                 January-June, 1973

      38                 July-December, 1973

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Airplane (cont.)
                    DC3, Correpondence (cont.)
 1    39                 1974-1975

      40                 Specifications, c1971

                    Use by
      41                 General Dynamics, 1969-1972, 1974

      42                 McDonnell-Douglas, 1970-1972

      43                 Nova University, 1973

      44                 University of Wisconsin, 1971-1973

               Alpha Helix Program
      45            1961-1973

      46            Advisory Board, 1968

                    Correspondence
      47                 January-March, 1969

      48                 April-May, 1969

      49                 June-September, 1969

      50                 October-November 5, 1969

      51                 November 8-December, 1969

      52                 January-February, 1970

      53                 March, 1970

      54                 April-July, 1970

      55                 August-December, 1970

      56                 January 1-7, 1971

      57                 January 11- November, 1971

      58                 1972

      59                 February-July, 1973


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Alpha Helix Program (cont.)
                    Correspondence (cont.)
 1    60                 August-December, 1973

      61                 1974

      62                 1975

      63            Cruise Reports, 1973

      64            Field Report, R/V Alpha Helix Expedition to   
                     Guadalupe Island, Baja, California, Mexico,  
                     February 25-March 23, 1970

28     1L           Expenditures, September 1968-April 1969

                    Proposals for the Use of the R/V Alpha Helix
 1    65                 1968-January 7, 1969

      66                 January 15, 1969

      67                 January 16-April, 1969

 2     1            September-December, 1969

       2            1970

       3       Annual Reports, Correspondence, 1955 

       4       Applied Oceanography Group
                    1961-1963

       5            1964-1970

28     2L           Newsletter, April 7, 1965

               Aquarium-Museum, Correspondence
 2     6            c1925, 1945-1947

       7            1948-1950

       8            1951

       9            1952

      10            1953


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Aquarium-Museum, Correspondence (cont.)
 2    11            January-June, 1954

      12            July-December, 1954

      13            January-February, 1955

      14            March-September, 1955

      15            October-November 10, 1955

      16            November 11, 1955

      17            1958-1962, 1966-1968, 1973-1975

      18            "History of the Scripps Aquarium-Museum,"     
                     B. Shor, June, 1979

      19       Art Objects at S.I.O., B. Shor, Inventory, July,   
                1980

      20       Automobiles, 1927-1929, 1940, 1942-1944

               Bathythermograph
                    Administrative Correspondence
      21                 1946-June 1948

      22                 July-August, 1948

      23                 September-December, 1948

      24                 January-June, 1949
 
      25                 July-December, 1949

      26                 1950

      27                 1951

      28                 1952

      29            Administrative Data, 1953

      30            R/V Golden Bear, 1948-1950


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Bathythermograph (cont.)
                    Research
                         Correspondence
 2    31                      1945-1947

      32                      1953-1954

      33                      1955

      34                      1956-1958

      35                      1960-1961

      36                      1962

      37                      1963, 1965-1968


                         Processing Reports
      38                      September 1953-April 1955

      39                      May 1955-February 1956

               Budget
      40            Summaries, 1924-1980

      41            1906-1911

28     3L           "Scripps Donation for Biological Library at La
                     Jolla, Statement of Account from December 1,
                     1912 to June 30, 1914" 

 2    42            1913/14-1918/19

28     4L           Statements of Account, 1916-1918

       5L           1918/19-1919/20  

 2    43            1919/20-1920/21

      44            1923/24-1924/25

      45            1925/26-1926/27

      46            1927/28-1928/29

      47            1929/30

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Budget (cont.)
 2    48            1930/31

      49            1931/32

      50            1932/33

      51            Biennium, 1931-1933

      52            1933/34

      53            1934/35

      54            Biennium, 1933-1935

      55            1935/36

      56            1936/37

      57            Biennium, 1935-1937

      58            1937/38

      59            1938/39

      60            Biennium, 1937-1939

      61            1939/40

      62            1940/41, 1939/1940

      63            1940/41, 1941

      64            Biennium, 1939-1941

      65            1941/42, 1940

      66            1941/42, 1941

      67            1941/42, 1942

      68            1942/43, 1941

      69            1942/43, 1942

      70            1942/43, 1943


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Budget (cont.)
 2    71            Biennium, 1941-1943

 3     1            1943/44, 1943

       2            1943/44, 1944

       3            1944/45, 1943

       4            1944/45, 1944

       5            1944/45, 1945

       6            1945/46, 1944/1945

       7            1945/46, 1946

       8            1946/47, 1945

       9            1946/47, 1946

      10            Biennium, 1945-1947

      11            1947/48

      12            1948/49, 1947-June 1948

      13            1948/49, July-December, 1948

      14            1948/49, 1949

      15            1948/49, Local Expenditure Accounts

      16            Summary of the Fiscal Structure of the Scripps 
                     Institution of Oceanography, July 28, 1949

      17            1949/50, March-December, 1948

      18            1949/50, January-June, 1949

      19            1949/50, July 1949-1950

                    Master Table, S.I.O. Budgets, Local Accounts,
                     1949-1950
                         Memoranda
      20                      May-September 15, 1949


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Budget (cont.)
                    Master Table, S.I.O. Budgets, Local Accounts.
                     1949-1950 (cont.)
                         Memoranda (cont.)
 3    21                      September 16-December, 1949

      22                      January-May, 1950

                         Master Accounts
      23                      1-2C

      24                      3-6

      25                      7-22

                    List of Scripps Institution Master Accounts,
                     1949-1950
      26                 November 1, 1949

      27                 January 25, 1950

      28            Monthly Statements of Account Balances,
                     September 1949-August 1950

      29            1950/51, 1949

      30            1950/51, January-May, 1950

      31            1950/51, June-December, 1950

      32            1950/51, January-March, 1951

      33            1950/51, April-December, 1951

      34            1951/52, 1950-January 1951

      35            1951/52, February 1951-1952

      36            1952/53

                    Supporting Data, 1952-1953 Budget
      37                 1951-January 1952

      38                 April-July, 1952

      39            1953/54, [Salary Information]


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Budget (cont.)
 3    40            1953/54, S.I.O., n.d.

      41            1953/54, Marine Life Research and Institute of
                     Marine Resources, n.d. 

      42            1953/54, 1952/1954

      43            1954/55

      44            La Jolla Campus Budget Request, 1956/1957

      45            1957/58

      46            1957, 1961

      47            1971/72, January-February, 1971

28     6L           1971/72, February 18,1971

 3    48            1971/72, March-June, 1971

      49            1974

               Buildings and Property
      50            1911-1919, 1923

28     7L           1914-1915

 3    51            1924-1929

      52            1930-1931

      53            1932

      54            1933-1935

                    General
      55                 1936-1941

      56                 January-June, 1942

      57                 July 1942-1944

28     8L                March 15, 1943

 4     1                 1945-1946

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
                    General (cont.)
 4     2                 1947-1948

       3                 1953-1959

       4                 1960-1962

       5                 1964-1974

       6            Cottages, 1967-1977

       7            Building Record Cards, c1910-1930

       8            Collections Building, March 1963

                    Cottages
       9                 1912-1913, 1924-1925

      10                 1926-1936

      11                 "Report on Residential Housing at Scripps 
                          Institution of Oceanography of the
                          University of California," February 26,
                          1937

      12                 "Residential Housing of the Scripps      
                          Institution of Oceanography," W.P.      
                          Stephenson, Architect, August 9, 1937

      13                 1938-1939

      14                 1940-1942

      15                 1943-1961

      16                 Repairs, 1941-1946

      17                 Tenants' Association, 1940-1949

      18                 GRB-190, Campus Housing Reports, Monthly, 
                          1953-1960 

      19                 Occupancy, Rates and Water, 1954-1960

      20            Deeds to Land, 1907-1916


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
 4    21            "Earthquake Resistance of Selected Structures 
                     of the University of California, San Diego," 
                     December 21, 1972, by Blaylock-Willis and    
                     Associates

      22            Carl Eckart Building, S.I.O Library, 1973-1978

                    Elliot Campus [UCSD]
      23                 1964-1965

      24                 March-May, 1968

      25                 June, 1968

      26                 July-December, 1968

      27                 1969-1974

      28                 "Project Planning Guide, Elliot Campus   
                          Utilities and Site Development, 1968-   
                          1969, 1967-1972 MCIP"

                         "Construction Specifications for Elliot  
                          Field Station, Access Road to           
                          Transmitter Station  University of      
                          California, San Diego," 
      29                      November, 1968

      30                      Step 2, May 1970

      31            Experimental Aquarium, 1963-1964

      32            Hydraulics Laboratory, 1961-1962, 1972

      33            Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics 
                     Building, 1963

28    11L           Laboratory at La Jolla Cove, 1905-1908

                    Library-Museum
 4    34                 n.d.-1915

28    12L                1915, 1916

 4    35                 1916, 1920, 1922, 1927-1932


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
                    Library-Museum (cont.)
 4    36                 1937, 1941-1942, 1949, 1952-1957

      37                 1959-1961
                    Library
      38                 1962-June 1963

      39                 July-August, 1963

      40                 September 1963-June 1964

      41                 June 1964-July 1965

      42                 August 1965-1968

      43                 1969-1970

      44                 1971

      45                 1972-1976

      46                 "Documents and Specifications for        
                          Remodeling the Library Building, Project 
                          906502, at the Scripps Institution of   
                          Oceanography..., 1963-1964"

      47            S.I.O. Long Range Plan, 1967-1968

28    10L                April 17, 1967

 4    48            Lunchroom, 1953, 1955

      49            Machine Shop Facilities, 1937

                    Maps
28     9L                n.d.

 4    50                 1931-1976

      51            Marine Biology Research and Instruction       
                     Building, 1974-1977

      52            Master Plans, 1930, 1945, 1948, 1958

                    Mount Soledad
      53                 1965-1967

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
                    Mount Soledad (cont.)
 4    54                 1968

      55                 1969-1970

                    Nimitz Marine Facility
      56                 1959, 1966-1967, 1969

28    13L                March 31, 1964

 4    57            North Pacific Experimental Facilities         
                     (NORPAX), 1972

      58            Physiological Research Laboratory, 1962-1965, 
                     1980

                    Pier
      59                 1916, 1920-1924

28    14L                1925

 4    60                 August-September, 1925

      61                 October 1925-1926, 1930, 1932, 1935,     
                          1937, 1943, 1946, 1950-1952, 1954

      62            Research Shop, 1950, 1952, 1954-1956, 1962-   
                     1963, 1967, 1971

                    Ritter Hall
      63                 1925, 1928-1929

      64                 April-May, 1930

      65                 June-December, 1930

      66                 January-June, 1931

 5     1                 July-December, 1931

       2                 1932

       3                 1935-1936

       4                 1943, 1949, 1953, 1973


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
 5     5            Road Closing, 1925, 1928, 1941-1946

       6            Road/Entrance Improvements, 1966

                    Scripps Building
       7                 1909-1912

28    15L                1909-1910

 5     8                 1931

28    16L                1931

 5     9                 1932

      10                 1945, 1950, 1952

      11                 1977

      12                 1978-1981

28    17L                1978-1981

                    Seawall
 5    13                 1927-1929, 1932

      14                 1939-1942

28    18L                1941

 5    15            Seawater System, 1910, 1926, 1931-1932, 1934, 
                     1964, 1970

                    Seawater Test Facility [i.e., Shore Processes 
                     Laboratory]
      16                 1961-1965

      17                 1968-1972

      18            Seaweed Canyon, 1964-1965

      19            Southwest Fisheries Center, 1958-1960

      20            Space Inventory, 1954

      21            Telephone System, 1932-1933

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Buildings and Property (cont.)
 5    22            Temporary Building North of Ritter Hall, 1945

      23            Tennis Courts, 1934, 1950, 1952-1955

               Business Office
      24            1946-1948

      25            1949-1956

               Center for Marine Affairs
      26            1970-1971

      27            1972-1974

               Ceremonies
      28            Dedication of Scripps Institution for         
                     Biological Research, 1916

      29            1953-1960

                    Charter Day
      30                 1938-1940

      31                 1941, 1946-1949

      32                 1950, 1956

      33                 1957-1958, 1960-1961, 1972

      34            Dedication of Marine Facilities, R/V Alpha    
                     Helix and R/V Thomas Washington, 1966

      35            Building Dedications, Marine Biology, Eckart  
                     Building, 1977

      36            Dedication of the Satellite-Oceanography      
                     Facility, October 12, 1979

      37            Service Day, 1960-1961

      38            Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 75th     
                     Anniversary, 1978

      39            University of California 75th Anniversary,    
                     (March 1943), 1941


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ceremonies (cont.)
 5    40            Chief Scientists Manual, Spring, 1977

                    Sardine Conferences, CalCOFI
      41                 1949-1951


      42                 1952-1953

                    The Position of the Scripps Institution of    
                     Oceanography in the University, State and    
                     Nation
                         Charter Day, 1951
      43                      1950-February 1951

      44                      March 1951

      45                      Transcript of Tape Recordings of    
                               Conference, March 1951

      46                      April-September, 1951

      47            Pacific Tuna Conference, 5th Annual Meeting,  
                     November 3-5, 1954, 6th Annual Meeting,      
                     November 15-17, 1955 and the 7th Annual      
                     Meeting, October 22-24, 1956

      48            1956-1957

      49            Conference on Marine Corrosion and Fouling    
                     Problems, April, 1956

      50            Eastern Pacific Oceanic Conference, 1956, 1957

      51            New Research Methods in Hydrology, February 2- 
                     3, 1957

      52            Recent Research in Climatology, March 25-26,  
                     1957

      53            "The Ocean, 1968 - A New World," February 1-2, 
                     1968
 
      54            "Man's Chemical Invasion of the Ocean: an     
                     Inquiry," February 24, 1969


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Contracts
                    Summaries and General
 5    55                 1945-1946

      56                 1947-1953

      57                 1954-1956, 1961

      58            Beach Erosion Board, 1949, 1952

      59            National Defense Research Committee, 1941-1942

                    NObs-2074
      60                 1945-June 1947

      61                 July-December, 1947

28    19L                1947

 5    62                 1948

      63                 January-May, 1949

      64                 June 1949-1950

                    N6-ORI-III
      65                 1946-1947

      66                 1948

      67                 January-May, 1949

      68                 May-December, 1949

      69                 1950-1953

      70       Course Outlines, 1936-1937, 1948-1952, 1962

      71       Curriculum Committee, 1949, 1960

      72       Data Collection and Processing Group, 1960-1970

               Deep Sea Drilling Project
 6     1            n.d.

       2            1966-1970


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Deep Sea Drilling Project (cont.)
 6     3            1971-1978

               Descriptive Oceanography, Paul L. Horrer
       4            July 1950-May 1951

       5            July-December, 1951

       6            1952-1953

               Diving
       7            1947-1952

       8            1953

       9            1956, 1958-1959, 1961

      10            "Outline of a Training Film on the Use of Self 
                     Contained Diving Apparatus," c1951

               Diving Accident Reports
      11            1955

      12            1956-1957

      13            1958-1960

      14            1961-1970 

               Equipment
      15            1948-1949, 1961, 1978

      16            Deep Sea Winch, 1952-1954

      17            Radar on Ships, 1955-1956

      18            Off Campus Inquiries, 1969-1971

               Expeditions
      19            Tracks and Lists, 1950-1974

                    Gulf of California, January-February, 1939,   
                     R/V E.W. Scripps
28    24L                n.d.

 6    20                 1939-1940

                         S.I.O. (cont.)      

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Gulf of California, January-February, 1939,   
                     R/V E.W. Scripps (cont.)
                         October 5-December 24, 1940, R/V E.W.    
                          Scripps
 6    21                      1940

      22                      1941-1943

                    Operation Crossroads, March-July, 1946, USS   
                     Bowditch, USS John Gilliss, USS John Blish,  
                     USS Sumner, USS Dutton, etc.
      23                 n.d.

      24                 n.d.

      25                 Operation Plan, n.d.

      26                 1945-January 1946

      27                 February 1946

28    25L                February 13, 1946

 6    28                 March-April, 1946

      29                 May-December, 1946

      30                 1947-1953

                    Bikini Resurvey, 1947, USS Chilton, LCI(L)-   
                     615, USS Coucal
      31                 April-June 28, 1947
      
      32                 June 30, 1947

      33                 July 1947-1948

28    21L                1947

 6    34            1949

                    Midpac, July 27-October 28, 1950, R/V Horizon, 
                     USS Marysville
      35                 October-December, 1949

      36                 January-April, 1950

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Midpac, July 27-October 28, 1959, R/V Horizon, 
                     USS Marysville (cont.)
28    30L                January 1950

 6    37                 May-June, 1950

      38                 July-August, 1950

      39                 September 1950

      40                 October 1950

      41                 November 1950

      42                 December 1950

      43                 January-February, 1951

      44                 March-July, 1951

      45                 August 1951-1952

                         Log Book
      46                      July 27-August 31, 1950

      47                      September 1-30, 1950

      48                      October 1-28, 1950

                         Midpac/Capricorn Reunion
      49                      July-August, 1975

      50                      August 17, 1975

      51                "Midpac, the First Big Step," from the 
                         1950 Diary of Edward S. Barr, August 17,
                         1975

                    Northern Holiday, July 27-September 26, 1951, 
                     R/V Horizon
      52                 May-July, 1951

      53                 August 1951

      54                 September 1951


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Northern Holiday, July 27-September 26, 1951, 
                     R/V Horizon (cont.)
 6    55                 October 1951-1953

      56                 "Excerpts from Log Book of Horizon,      
                          Operation Northern Holiday," July 28-   
                          September 26, 1951

                    Shellback, May 17-August 28, 1952, R/V        
                     Horizon, USS Marysville, M/V Gilbert, M/V    
                     Hugh M. Smith, M/V Cavalieri
      57                 May 1951, January-March, 1952

      58                 April 1952

 7     1                 May 1952

       2                 June 1952

       3                 July 1952-1953

                    Capricorn, September 26, 1952-February 20,    
                     1953, R/V Spencer F. Baird, R/V Horizon
       4                 1952

28    22L                1952

 7     5                 February-May, 1952

       6                 June-July, 1952

       7                 August 1-14, 1952

       8                 August 15-23, 1952

       9                 August 25-30, 1952

      10                 September 1-15, 1952

      11                 September 16-19, 1952

      12                 September 22-24, 1952

      13                 September 25-30, 1952

      14                 October 1-10, 1952

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Capricorn, September 26, 1952-February 20,    
                     1953, R/V Spencer F. Baird, R/V Horizon      
                     (cont.)
 7    15                 October 12-20, 1952

      16                 October 21-31, 1952

      17                 November 1-12, 1952
                
      18                 November 13-30, 1952

      19                 December, 1952

      20                 January-February, 1953

      21                 March-April, 1953

      22                 May 1953-1957

      23                 Helen Raitt's Journal, Aboard the R/V    
                          Spencer F. Baird, December 27, 1952-    
                          January 1, 1953

                         Notes by John Dove Isaacs
      24                      1952

28    23L                     1952

                         Ship's Log
 7    25                      November 28, 1952-January 15, 1953

      26                      January 16-February 4, 1953

      27                 Willard N. Bascom, et. al., "Diving      
                          During Capricorn Expedition," 1953

                    Transpac, July 17-December 1, 1953, R/V       
                     Spencer F. Baird
      28                 n.d.

      29                 February 1952, September 1952-February   
                          1953

      30                 March-April, 1953

      31                 May 1953

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Transpac, July 17-December 1, 1953, R/V       
                     Spencer F. Baird (cont.)
 7    32                 June 1953

      33                 July 1953

      34                 August 1953

      35                 September 1953

      36                 October 1953-1954

                    Pelagic Area Studies Survey, May-August, 1954, 
                     R/V Paolina T, R/V Spencer F. Baird
      37                 February-May, 1954

      38                 July 1954-May 1955

      39            Acapulco Trench (Chubasco), October 19-       
                     December 20, 1954, R/V Horizon, R/V Spencer  
                     F. Baird, 1954-1955

      40            1955

      41            Wigwam, R/V Spencer F. Baird, R/V Horizon, R/V 
                    Paolina T, R/V T-441, 1955

                    Norpac, July-September, 1955, R/V Stranger,   
                     R/V Hugh M. Smith, R/V Paolina T, R/V        
                     Horizon, "Biological Results of the Portion  
                     of CalCOFI,"
      42                 n.d.

28    39L                1954-1956

 7    43                 April 1954-March 1955

      44                 April-August, 1955

      45                 September-December, 1955

      46                 January-February, 1956

      47                 March 1956-1958


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Eastropic October 1-December 15, 1955, R/V    
                     Spencer F. Baird, R/V Horizon
 7    48                 1954-August 1955

      49                 September-October, 1955

      50                 November 1955-1956

                    Chinook, June-August, 1956, R/V Spencer F.    
                     Baird, R/V Stranger
      51                 May-June, 1956

      52                 July-November, 1956

      53            Acapulco Geological Expedition, September 19- 
                     October 1, 1956, R/V Spencer F. Baird

                    Equapac, August 5-October 1956, R/V Stranger, 
                     R/V Horizon
      54                 October 1955-June 1956

      55                 July 1956

      56                 August-December, 1956

28    28L                1956

 8     1                 1957

                    SCOPE (Scripps Cooperative Oceanic            
                     Productivity Expedition), November 7-December 
                     20, 1956, R/V Stranger
       2                 1956

       3                 1957

                    SIGRE (Scripps Institute of Geophysics        
                     Revillagigedo Expedition), February 8-March  
                     22, 1957, R/V Stranger
       4                 1956

       5                 1957

       6            Mukluk, July 8-August 26, 1957, R/V Spencer F. 
                     Baird, R/V Horizon, 1957

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Downwind, October 1957-February 1958, R/V     
                     Horizon, R/V Spencer F. Baird
 8     7                 July-September, 1957

       8                 October 1957

       9                 November-December, 1957

      10                 January-April, 1957

28    27L                January 10, 1958

 8    11                 May 1958-1959, 1976

      12            1958

      13            Dolphin, March 27-June 9, 1958, R/V           
                     Horizon and R/V Hugh M. Smith, 1958

      14            Scot, April 28-July 7, 1958, R/V Spencer F.   
                     Baird, 1958

                    Doldrums, August 1-September 30, 1958, R/V    
                     Horizon, R/V Spencer F. Baird, R/V Stranger
      15                 1957-July 1958

      16                 August 1958

      17                 September 1958-1959

28    26L                1958

 8    18            Vermilion Sea, February 25-May 29, 1959, R/V  
                     Spencer F. Baird, R/V Horizon, 1959

                    Naga, June 15, 1959-June 26, 1961, R/V        
                     Stranger, M/B Mao Tien
      19                 Preliminary Reports, n.d.

      20                 1956-1957

      21                 1958

28    32L                1958-1972

 8    22                 1959

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Naga, June 15, 1959-June 26, 1961, R/V        
                     Stranger, M/B Mao Tien (cont.)
 8    23                 January-March, 1960

      24                 April-June, 1960

      25                 July-September, 1960

      26                 October-November, 1960

      27                 December 1960

      28                 January-February, 1961

      29                 March-April, 1961

      30                 May-September, 1961

      31                 1962-1975

      32                 "[James] Faughn's Last Bangkok Notes,"   
                          January 3, 1960

      33                 "Preliminary Report, Marine Research     
                          Cruise S4 and Summary Status Report of  
                          First Year's Operations," April, 1960

      34                 "Progress Report and Preliminary Report  
                          of Cruise S5 in Gulf of Thailand," May, 
                          1960

28    33L                "Progress Report and Preliminary Report  
                          of Cruise S6 in South China Sea," July, 
                          1960

      34L                "Report on Use of FAO 45.cm-Plankton Net 
                          by Naga Expedition," July 27, 1960, by  
                          Doctor Edward Brinton, et. al.

      35L                "Progress Report and Preliminary Report  
                          of Cruise S7 in the Gulf of Thailand,"  
                          August, 1960

      36L                "Progress Report and Preliminary
                          Report of Cruise S8 in South China Sea, 
                          September-October, 1960 

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Naga, June 15, 1959-June 26, 1961, R/V        
                     Stranger, M/B Mao Tien (cont.)
28    37L                "Progress Reports and Preliminary Reports 
                          of Cruise S9 and S9A in the Gulf of     
                          Thailand," December 1960-January 1961

      38L                "Preliminary Report and Progress Report  
                          of Cruise S10, South China Sea," March, 
                          1961

 8    35            Fanfare, July 1959, R/V Hugh M. Smith, R/V    
                     Spencer F. Baird, USS Saluda, 1959

      36            Dorado, July-August, 1959, R/V Horizon, 1959

      37            Limbo, May 16-July 1, 1960, R/V Horizon, 1960

      38            Tethys, June 15-August 23, 1960, R/V Spencer  
                     F. Baird, 1960

                    Monsoon, August 23, 1960-March 1961, R/V Argo, 
                     M/V Malita
      39                 1958-1959

      40                 January-July, 1960

      41                 August 1960

      42                 September 1960

      43                 October-December, 1960

      44                 January-June, 1961

28    31L                1960-1961

 8    45            Step I, September 15-December 16, 1960, R/V   
                     Horizon, 1960-1961

      46            Carib, October-December, 1960, R/V Spencer F. 
                     Baird, 1960-1961

      47            Japanyon, May 27-September 18, 1961, R.V.     
                     Spencer F. Baird, 1961


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
 8    48            Leapfrog, July 21-September 17, 1961, R/V     
                     Stranger, R/V Hugh M. Smith, 1961

      49            Swan Song, August 14-December 1, 1961, R/V    
                     Argo, 1961

      50            Risepac, October 27, 1961-January 30, 1962,   
                     R/V Spencer F. Baird, 1961

      51            Bacanyon, January-February, 1962, R/V Argo,   
                     1961-1962

      52            Hilo (Mohole Site Selection Studies), March-  
                     May, 1962, R/V Stranger, R/V Hugh M. Smith,  
                     R/V Spencer F. Baird, 1962

      53            Proa, March 15-September 22, 1962, R/V Spencer 
                    F. Baird, 1962

                    Lusiad, May 15, 1962-August 15, 1963, R/V     
                     Argo, R/V Horizon
      54                 1961-February 1962

      55                 March-May, 1962

      56                 June-July, 1962

      57                 August-September, 1962

      58                 October-November, 1962

      59                 December 1962

28    29L                1962

 8    60                 January-February, 1963

      61                 March-December, 1963

      62            Zephyrus, June 13-October 1962, R/V           
                     Horizon, 1962

      63            Tempo (STOR Cruise TO-62-1), August 1-        
                     September 15, 1962, R/V Hugh M. Smith,       
                     1962  


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
 8    64            Criss-Cross, February 21-April 19, 1963, R/V  
                     Spencer F. Baird, 1962

      65            Bonacca, June 5-September 22, 1963, R/V       
                     Spencer F. Baird, 1963

      66            Amphitrite, December 3, 1963-February 11,     
                     1964, R/V Argo, 1963-1964
             
      67            Ursa Major, August 1-October 2, 1964, R/V     
                     Alexander Agassiz, 1964

      68            1965

      69            Wahine, April-May, 1965, R/V Spencer F. Baird, 
                    1965

                    Dodo, April 8-December 23, 1964, R/V Argo, RRS 
                     Discovery
      70                 March 1963-March 1964

      71                 April-June, 1964

 9     1                 July 1964-1965

       2            Kayak, July 10-September 25, 1964, R/V        
                     Oconostota, 1964

       3            Quartet, January 21-February 1965, R/V Spencer 
                     F. Baird, R/V Horizon, R/V Oconostota, R/P   
                     FLIP, 1965

       4            La Pared, April 28-May 21, 1965, R/V Argo,    
                     1964-1965

       5            Gorda, May 1965, R/V Horizon, 1965

       6            Muddauber, October 27-December 17, 1965, R/V  
                     Alexander Agassiz, 1965-1966 

       7            1966

       8            Spheres, 1966, R/V Horizon, 1966


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Zetes, January 3-August 7, 1966, R/V Argo
 9     9                 1965-February 1966

      10                 March-May 10, 1966

      11                 May 11-31, 1966

      12                 June-August, 1966

      13                 1967-1968

      14            Kani, January-September, 1966, R/V Horizon and 
                    R/P FLIP, 1965-1966

      15            Show (Mohole Site Selection Studies), January 
                     29-October 1, 1966, R/V Horizon, R/V Argo,   
                     1966
             
      16            Six-Pac, March 30-April 19, 1966, R/V         
                     Horizon, R/V Yaquina, 1966

                    Billabong, Great Barrier Reef, April 15-      
                     October 15, 1966, R/V Alpha Helix
      17                 December 1965-April 1966

      18                 May 1966

      19                 June-July, 1966

      20                 August-December, 1966

      21                 1967

                         James Faughn's Shipboard Journal
      22                      March-April, 1966

      23                      May-June, 1966

      24                      July-August, 1966

      25            Exjibia, June 28-August 27, 1966, R/V Thomas  
                     Washington, 1965-1966

      26            Tow One, September 17-October 5, 1966, R/V    
                     Thomas Washington, 1966


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
 9    27            Tripod, October 15-December 22, 1966, R/V     
                     Argo, 1966

      28            Tow Two, December 12, 1966-January 16, 1967,  
                     R/V Thomas Washington, 1966-1967

      29            1967

                    Eastropac, January 24, 1967-April 15, 1968,   
                     R/V Argo, USC&GS Rockaway, R/V Thomas        
                     Washington
      30                 1965-1967

      31                 1968

      32            Carmarsel (Carolina-Marshall Islands Sea Level 
                     Expedition), February 7-April 7, 1967, R/V   
                     Horizon, 1966-1967
 
                    Amazon, February 15-October 8, 1967, R/V Alpha 
                     Helix
      33                 1966-1968

28    20L                March 16-17, 1968

 9    34                 Bob Livingston's Log, February-April,    
                          1967

                    Nova, April 8-December 18, 1967, R/V          
                     Horizon, R/V Argo
      35                 1966-February 1967

      36                 March-April, 1967

      37                 May-June, 1967

      38                 July 1967

      39                 August-September, 1967

      40                 October-November, 1967

      41                 1968

      42            Marine Vertebrates Cruise MV67-III, June 8-9, 
                     1967, R/V Thomas Washington, 1967

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
 9    43            Wildcat, August 17-September 26, 1967, R/V    
                     Oconostota, 1967
     
      44            Gam, October 30-November 22, 1967, R/V Ellen  
                     B. Scripps, 1967     

      45            Tow Mas, November 8-December 17, 1967, R/V    
                     Thomas Washington, 1967

      46            1968

      47            Aphrodite, 1968, R/V Ellen B. Scripps, 1968

      48            Marine Vertebrates Cruise MV68-I, January     
                     1968, R/V Thomas Washington, December 1967-  
                     February 1968

      49            Bering Sea, March 1-September 30, 1968, R/V   
                     Alpha Helix, 1968

                    Circe, March 7, 1968-March 13, 1969, R/V Argo
      50                 1966-January 1968

      51                 February-March, 1968

      52                 April-August, 1968

      53                 September-December, 1968

      54                 January-April, 1969
             
      55            Tip Tow, April 24-May 15, 1968, R/V Thomas    
                     Washington, 1968

                    Styx, June 18-August 5, 1968, R/V Alexander   
                     Agassiz
      56                 1967-May 1968

      57                 July-December, 1968

      58            Climax I, September 15-October 22, 1968, R/V  
                     Argo, 1968

                    Piquero, December 9, 1968-September 8, 1969,  
                     R/V Thomas Washington
      59                 March-November, 1968

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
                    Piquero, December 9, 1968-September 8, 1969,  
                     R/V Thomas Washington (cont.)
 9    60                 December 1968-February 1969

      61                 March 1969-1970

      62            1969

                    Scan, March 4, 1969-January 26, 1970, R/V     
                     Argo
      63                 July 1968-February 1969

      64                 March-May, 1969

      65                 June-September, 1969

      66                 October 1969-February 1970

10     1            Marine Vertebrates Cruise MV69-IV, April 7-11, 
                     1969, R/V Ellen B. Scripps, 1969

       2            New Guinea, May 1-December 1, 1969, R/V Alpha 
                     Helix, 1969

       3            Dragon, R/V Alexander Agassiz, May 6-June 11, 
                     1969
 
       4            Climax II, August 12-October 12, 1969, R/V    
                     Argo, 1969

       5            Parka Tow, October 6-December 11, 1969, R/V   
                     Thomas Washington, R/P FLIP, September 1969

       6            Equatow, October 10-30, 1969, R/V Thomas      
                     Washington, 1969

       7            Carnivora II, November 3-7, 1969, R/V         
                     Oconostota, 1969

       8            Quebrada, November 6-December 21, 1969, R/V   
                     Thomas Washington, 1969

       9            1970


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
10    10            Catalina Cruises, 1970-1972, R/V Oconostota,  
                     R/V Alexander Agassiz, R/V Ellen B. Scripps, 
                     1970-1972 

      11            Seven Tow, January 22-September 18, 1970, R/V
                    Thomas Washington, 1969-January 1970

      12            Bongo I, February 16-21, 1970, R/V Ellen B.   
                     Scripps, 1970

      13            Antipode, June 15, 1970-August, 1971, R/V     
                     Melville, 1970-1971

      14            Antarctic, August 27, 1970-July 26, 1971, R/V 
                     Alpha Helix, 1970-1971

      15            Aries, November 14, 1970-October 3, 1971, R/V 
                     Thomas Washington, 1970-1971

      16            1971

      17            Iguana, August-October, 1971 and March-May,   
                     1972, R/V Ellen B. Scripps, R/V Kana Kaoki,  
                     1971-1972

      18            1972

      19            Hypogene, 1972, R/V Melville, 1972

                    South Tow, January 5, 1972-February 21, 1973, 
                     R/V Thomas Washington
      20                 July 1970-September 1971

      21                 November 1971-January 1973

      22            Cato, April 1972-March 1973, R/V Melville,    
                     1971-1972

      23            Aztec II, January 2, 1973, R/V Oconostota,    
                     1973

      24            Tasaday, June 4, 1973-March 3, 1974, R/V      
                     Thomas Washington, 1973-1974 

      25            Pacific GEOSECS, August 22, 1973-April 21,    
                     1974, R/V Melville, 1973-1974

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Expeditions (cont.)
10    26            1974

      27            Dit-Tow, May 13-31, 1974, R/V Thomas          
                     Washington, n.d.

      28            Krill (Panope), May 27-September 19, 1974,    
                     R/V Alexander Agassiz, R/V Melville, 1973-   
                     1974

      29            Cocotow, August 12-December 11, 1974, R/V     
                     Melville, 1974

      30            Eurydice, August 29, 1974-July 14, 1975, R/V  
                     Thomas Washington, R/V Ellen B. Scripps, 1974

      31            Indopac, March 24-September 30, 1976 and      
                     January 11-July 26, 1977, R/V Thomas         
                     Washington, R/V Atlantis II, R/V Chiu-Lien,  
                     1976-1977

      32            Mariana, July 24, 1978-March 11, 1979, R/V    
                     Thomas Washington, 1978-1979

      33            Rama, March 13-December 22, 1980, R/V Thomas  
                     Washington, 1980

      34            Vulcan, August 18, 1980-August 1, 1981, R/V   
                     Melville, 1980-1981

      35       Explosives Board, 1955-1957, 1961

      36       GEOSECS (Geochemical Ocean Sections Study),        
                1973-1974

      37       Geological Data Center, 1979

               Gifts
      38            1952, 1955-1960

      39            1961-1963

      40            1964-1965, 1968

      41            Ewing Memorial Fund, 1968

      42            Friends of S.I.O., 1965

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Gifts (cont.)
10    43            Yacht Nereus, 110.2, 1962-1963

      44                 Photographs and Negatives

               Histories [of S.I.O.], Index and Texts
      45            1890-1916

      46            1921-1927

      47            1931-1940

      48            1941-1951

      49            1953-1959

      50            1961-1965

      51            1966-1967, 1974

      52            1978-1979

      53       Histories [of S.I.O.], Published Articles on       
                S.I.O.], 1939-1977

      54       Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics,     
                1949-1950, July 1965-June 1970

               Institute of Marine Resources
      55            1951, 1954, 1956, 1967, 1974

                    "California and Use of the Ocean," [Marine    
                     Resources Planning Study]
      56                 June-July, 1964

      57                 August-October, 1964

      58                 November, 1964-1965

      59       Institute for the Study of Matter, 1963-1964

               Inventory [of Equipment and Property]
      60            1930-1936

28    40L           1936

10    61            1937-1939

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Inventory [of Equipment and Property] (cont.)
10    62            1940-1942

      63            1943-1944

      64            1945-1947

               [Scripps] Island [Research Facility]
      65            1959, January-July, 1964

      66            August-December, 1964

      67            1965-1966

      68            1967

      69            January-February, 1968

               [Scripps] Island [Research Facility] Agreement     
                between City of San Diego and Foundation for Ocean 
                Research
28    41L           January 22, 1968

10    70            March-April 8, 1968

      71            April 9-30, 1968

      72            May-June, 1968

      73            July-August, 1968

11     1            September 1968

       2            October 1-15, 1968

       3            October 16-November 14, 1968

       4            November 15-30, 1968

       5            December 1968
             
       6            July-September, 1969

       7            October 1969-1970

       8            1971-1975


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               [Scripps] Island [Research Facility]; Agreement    
                between City of San Diego and Foundation for Ocean 
                Research, January 22, 1968 (cont.)
11     9            1981

      10       John Murray Expedition, 1933-1934, July 3, 1963

               Library
      11            1910, 1912, 1925, 1937-1938, 1942, 1945, 1947- 
                     1948

      12            1949-1950

      13            1951

      14            1952

      15            1953-1954

      16            1955

      17            1956

      18            1957-1958

      19            1959-1972

      20            Annual Reports and Summaries
                         1938, 1941, 1945, 1947-1957

      21                 1958-1960, 1966, 1972, 1974

      22            Histories, 1946-1977

      23            "Library Survey, Scripps Institution of       
                     Oceanography, University of California,"     
                     December, 1950, Revised April, 1951 [by] W.  
                     Roy Holleman, Librarian 

                    [Acquisitions], Philip M. Douglas, 1955-1956
                         Letters
      24                      1955-January 1956

      25                      February-September, 1956
     
      26                 Desiderata, Dealers


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Library (cont.)
                    [Acquisitions], Philip M. Douglas, 1955-1956  
                     (cont.)
11    27                 Institutions

      28       S.I.O. Library Committee, 1936-1937, 1942, 1947,   
                1949-1952, 1956, 1968-1970

               Loyalty Oath
      29            March 1-14, 1950

      30            March 15-31, 1950

      31            April 2-16, 1950

      32            April 17-30, 1950

      33            May-October, 1950

      34            Notes by Roger Revelle, c1950

      35       Machine Shop, 1948, 1956-1957, 1960-1963

               Marine Biochemistry
      36            1948-1949

      37            1950-1951

      38            1952-1953

      39            1954-1955

      40            1956-1958

               Marine Biological Association of San Diego
      41            1903-1905

      42            1906-1916

28    42L           1906, 1912

11    43            Record of Incorporation, May 3, 1904

28    43L           Bylaws, 1903-1912

                    Minutes of Meetings
11    44                 1904, 1914

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Biological Association of San Diego (cont.)
                    Minutes of Meetings (cont.)
28    44L                1904, 1915, 1916

                    Accounts and Receipts
11    45                 1904

28    45L                1904

11    46                 1905-1909

               Marine Biology Program and Rockefeller Grant
      47            1952-1953

      48            1954-1958

               Marine Botany
      49            1948-1950

      50            1952-1957

               Marine Facilities
      51            1948

      52            1949

      53            1950-1951

      54            1952

      55            1953-1954

12     1            1955

       2            1956

       3            1957

       4            1958

       5            January-June, 1959

       6            July-December, 1959

       7            1960

       8            January-June, 1961

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Facilities (cont.)
12     9            July-September 14, 1961

      10            September 15-December, 1961

      11            January-June, 1962

      12            July, 1962-1963

      13            1964

      14            1965

      15            1966

      16            January-March, 1967

      17            April-December, 1967

      18            1968

      19            1969-1970, 1972

                    Ship Operating Costs
                         Miscellaneous
      20                      1952-1956

      21                      1957-1959

                         Memoranda
      22                      1961-1962

      23                      January-July, 1963

      24                      August-December, 1963

      25                      January-July, 1964

      26                      August-December, 1964

      27                      1965
     
      28                      1966


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Facilities (cont.)
                    Ships, Accounting Data for Costs, Summary     
                     Operations and Memos to Accounting, Ships    
                     Operations
12    29                 July 1951-June 1955

      30                 July 1955-June 1958

      31                 July 1958-June 1959

      32                 August 1959-December 1960

      33                 1961

      34                 1962

      35                 January-June, 1963

      36                 July-December, 1963

      37                 January-June, 1964

      38                 July-December, 1964

      39                 January-June, 1965

      40                 July-December, 1965

      41                 January-June, 1966

      42                 July-December, 1966

      43                 January-July, 1967

      44                 August-December, 1967

      45                 January-July, 1968

      46                 August-December, 1968

      47                 January-July, 1969

      48                 August-December, 1969

      49                 January-July, 1970

      50                 August-December, 1970

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Facilities (cont.)
                    Ships, Accounting Data for Costs, Summery     
                     Operations and Memos to Accounting, Ships    
                     Operations (cont.)
12    51                 January-July, 1971

      52                 1972-1973

      53            Crew Salaries, 1948

                    Recommendations, Ship Crew Salaries and other 
                     Benefits
                         April 20, 1965
      54                      Enclosures 1-5 

      55                      Enclosures 6-11

13     1                 May-July, 1965

                    Non-Crew Personnel Aboard Vessels
       2                 1965-1966

       3                 1971

                    On Board Count, 1969
       4                 1967-1969

28    46L                July 1-November 30, 1969

13     5                 1970

28    47L                July 1969-December 1970

13     6                 1971

28    48L                July 1970-December 1971

               Marine Invertebrates Division, Correspondence
13     7            1948-1950

       8            1951

       9            1952-1953

               Marine Life Research Program
      10            1917, 1946


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Life Research Program (cont.)
13    11            January-March, 1947

      12            April-June, 1947

      13            July-August, 1947

      14            September 1947

      15            October-December, 1947

      16            January-May, 1948

      17            June-July, 1948

      18            August 1948

      19            September-October, 1948

      20            November 1948

28    49L           November 19, 1948

13    21            December 1948

      22            January 1949

      23            February-March, 1949

      24            April-May, 1949 

      25            June-July, 1949

      26            August-September, 1949

      27            October, 1949

      28            November-December, 1949

28    50L           December 24, 1949

13    29            January-March, 1950

      30            April-June, 1950

      31            July-October, 1950


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Life Research Program (cont.)
13    32            November-December, 1950

      33            January 1951

      34            February 1951

      35            March 1951

      36            April-June, 1951

      37            July-August, 1951

      38            September-October, 1951

      39            November-December, 1951

      40            January-February, 1952

      41            March-April, 1952

      42            May-June, 1952         

      43            July-December, 1952 

      44            1953-1954

      45            1955, 1958, 1960

      46            1963-1964, 1968-1969

               Marine Microbiology
      47            1948

      48            1949-1950

      49            1951

      50            1952

               Marine Operations Committee
      51            1961-1962, 1964

      52            1975-April 1976

      53            May 1976


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Operations Committee (cont.)
13    54            June 1976

      55            July-December, 1976

               Marine Physical Laboratory
14     1            January-June, 1946

       2            July-December, 1946

       3            1947-1948

       4            1949-1951

       5            January-July, 1952

       6            August-December, 1952

       7            1953

       8            1954

       9            1955-1957

      10            1960-1967, 1970, 1975-1976

                    Magnetometer, 301
      11                 1952-1954

      12                 1955-May 1957

      13                 June 1957-1959

      14            Staff Lists, 1951-1952, 1958-1965

               Marine Sediments Division [Sediments Laboratory]
      15            1932-1937

      16            1938-1942

               Marine Technicians
      17            1948-1949, 1951

      18            1965

      19            August 15, 1965


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Technicians (cont.)
14    20            1966-1967, 1969, 1972-1974

               Marine Vertebrates Division
      21            January-July, 1948

      22            August-December, 1948

      23            January-July, 1949

      24            August 1949

      25            September 1949

      26            November-December, 1949

      27            January-February, 1950

      28            March-April, 1950

      29            May 1950

      30            June 1950

      31            July 1950

      32            August 1950

      33            September 1950

      34            October 1950

      35            November-December, 1950

      36            January-February, 1951            

      37            March 1951 

      38            April 2-13, 1951

      39            April 16-30, 1951

      40            May 1-14, 1951

      41            May 16-31, 1951

      42            June 1951

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Marine Vertebrates Division (cont.)
14    43            July 1951

      44            August 1951

      45            September 1951

      46            October 1951

      47            November 1951

      48            December 1951

      49            January 1952

      50            February 1952

      51            March 1952

15     1            April 1952 

       2            May 1952

       3            June-July, 1952

       4            August-December, 1952

       5            January-June, 1953

       6            July-December, 1953

       7            January-May, 1954

       8            June-December, 1954

       9            January-June, 1955

      10            July-December, 1955         

      11            January-November, 1956 

      12            1957

      13            1958

      14       Neurobiology Facility, 1970


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               North Pacific Experiment (NORPAX)
15    15            October 1972

      16            November 1972-1973

               Oceanids
      17            1969

      18            "Flip: An Original Musical Review by Madeleine 
                     Miller," April 30-May 1, 1969

      19       Patents
                    1948-June 1950

      20            July-December, 1950

      21       Photographic Laboratory, 1949

               Physical Oceanography
      22            January-July, 1948

      23            August-October, 1948

      24            November-December, 1948

      25            January-June, 1949

      26            July-December, 1949

      27            1950-1952

      28            1954-1958

               Physiological Research Laboratory
      29            1961-1962

      30            1963

      31            1964, 1968-1969

               [S.I.O.] Pier
      32            1924, 1926, 1933-1934, 1937-1939

      33            1940, 1943, 1949, 1954, 1965-1967, 1969

      34            General Pier Log, 1919-1941


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               [S.I.O.] Pier (cont.)
15    35            History, 1933, 1976

      36            "Instructions for the Pier Observer," prepared 
                     by Eugene E. Collins, August, 1958 

      37       Poetry, 1951-1970

      38       Police, 1952, 1954-1955

      39       Public Affairs Office
                    1968

      40            International Ocean Exposition, U.S.          
                     Exhibition, Okinawa, July 20, 1975 thru      
                     January 18, 1976 

      41            S.I.O. Fact Sheets, 1964-1968, 1978

      42            Faculty Lectures, 1956-1959

                    Films
      43                 1948-1951, 1966, 1968

      44                 "The Sea Around Us," 1952

      45                 Vermilion Sea Expedition, Vermilion Sea  
                          Hydrographic Film, 1959-1966

      46                 "The Boundless Sea," Jerry Fairbanks     
                          Productions, 1968-1969  

      47                 "University Explorer," [Radio            
                          Broadcasts], 1934, 1943, 1945, 1947-    
                          1952, 1954, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1969

28    51L                [Radio Station KHJ, Los Angeles], n.d.

                         CBS Broadcast
15    48                      "21st Century," December 1966-March 
                               1967

      49                           Information Kit

      50                 "Lassie," [Television Program Filmed at  
                          S.I.O.], 1968


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

15    51       Publications
                    1948-1954

      52            1955-1969

      53            "Around the World After Whales," 110.5, 1969- 
                     1970

                    "OOP," (Oceanic Observations of the Pacific), 
                     110.5
      54                 1957-1961

      55                 1963, 1966, 1972

               Radio Station WWD
      56            1946-1948

      57            January-July, 1949

      58            August-December, 1949

      59            1950-1952

      60            1953

      61            1954

      62            1955-1959 

      63            1960

16     1            1961

       2            1962

       3            1963

       4            1964

       5            1965

       6            1966

       7            January-June, 1967

       8            July-December, 1967


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Radio Station WWD (cont.)
16     9            January-July, 1968

      10            August-December, 1968

      11            January-August, 1969

      12            September-December, 1969

      13            1970

      14            1971-1972

               Research
      15            1932-1949

      16            [W. Forest] Whedon, Fouling Organisms
                         1936-1937

      17                 January-June, 1938

      18                 July-December, 1938

28    52L                1937-1938

16    19                 January-June, 1939

      20                 July 1939-1941

                    [U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, South   
                      Pacific Fisheries Investigations]
      21                 1938-1939

      22                 1940

                    U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Pilchard      
                     Fisheries
      23                 1940-February 1941

      24                 March 1941-1943

      25            American Petroleum Institute, Projects 43  and 
                     43a
                         1941-1943

      26                 1944


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Research (cont.)
                    American Petroleum Institute, Projects 43 and 
                     43a (cont.)
16    27                 1945-June 1948

      28                 July-December, 1948

      29                 1949-1950

      30                 1951-1952, 1954, 1956

                    Kelp, [Kelco Company]
      31                 1941-1944

28    53L                1941      
                                 
16    32            [Extraction of Gums from Pacific Coast Seaweed 
                     as Surce of Substitute for Agar], Contract   
                     with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1942-   
                     1944

                    [Correspondence Regarding, and] Receipts for  
                     Classified Material, World War II
      33                 1943-1944

      34                 1945

      35                 1946

                    Surface Currents, Drift, Salinity, and        
                     Temperature [Studies], World War II
      36                 n.d.

      37                 1942-April 1943

      38                 May-July, 1943

      39                 August-December, 1943

      40                 January-June, 1944

      41                 July-December, 1944

      42                 January-March, 1945

      43                 May-October, 1945


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Research (cont.)
                    Surface Currents, Drift, Salinity, and        
                     Temperature [Studies], World War II (cont.)
16    44                 November 1945-1946

      45            [Memorandum on the] Afternoon Effect,         
                     [based on a study carried out by Lt.         
                     Armstrong], 1944

      46            Sea and Swell
                         n.d.

      47                 1944-1946

28    54L                1946

16    48            Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, U.S.    
                     Navy Bureau of Ships, Waves in Shallow Water, 
                     1944

      49            American Society for Testing Metals, U.C.,    
                     Atmospheric Corrosion [Research], 1945-1949

      50            War Department, Beach Erosion Board, [Study   
                     of] Tidal Flats, 1945

      51            Deep Scattering Layer, 1945-1946, 1949, 1966- 
                     1967, 1969, 1979

                    U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships, Project SOFAR,     
                     [Tracking of Guided Missiles and Pilotless   
                     Aircraft]
      52                 1946-1947

28    55L                November 19, 1947

16    53                 1948-1952

                    Contract N6ori-211, Office of Naval Research, 
                     U.C., [Fog Forecasting]
      54                 1946

      55                 1947

      56                 1948 

      57                 1949

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Research (cont.)
16    58            [Cooperative Program for Meteorological Upper 
                     Air Observations by the Department of        
                     Meteorology, UCLA and S.I.O.], 1948-1950

17     1            [U.S. Air Force] Weather Service, [U.S. Navy  
                     Office of Naval Research, Study of the       
                     Meteorologic and Oceanographic Conditions off 
                     California], 1949  

                    Contract Nonr-233, [Office of Naval Research, 
                      U.C.], Foraminifera Research
       2                 1949-1950

       3                 1951-1952

       4                 1953-1954

                    [U.S. War Department], Beach Erosion Board,   
                     [Contract W-49-055-eng-3, Investigations of  
                     Fundamental Principles Governing the Movement 
                     of Beach and Nearshore Materials]
       5                 1948-April 1949

       6                 May-December, 1949

       7                 1950

28    56L                1949-1950

17     8                 1951-April 1952

       9                 May 1952-1954

      10                 1955-1956

                    Contract Nonr-233 (13), [Office of Naval      
                     Research, Research on Limnoria and other     
                     Marine Wood-boring Organisms]
      11                 1950-1951

      12                 1952

      13                 1953-1955


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Research (cont.)
17    14            [Development of Research and Instruction in   
                     Fish and Fisheries at the University of      
                     California], 1950

                    [Papers, Air Research and Development Command, 
                     U.C. Air Sea Boundary Research]
      15                 1950

      16                 1951

      17                 1952

      18                 1953

      19                 1954

      20                 1955

      21                 1956-1957

      22            [Measurements of] Gravity in the Pacific, 1952
     
      23            Contract Nonr-233 (20), [U.S. Navy Office of  
                     Naval Research, Research on Theoretical      
                     Study, Field Measurements and Report on]     
                     Surface Water Waves, 1953-1956

      24            Western Gulf Oil Corporation, U.C. Institute  
                     of Marine Resources, [Investigation of Effect 
                     upon Marine Life of Certain Types of Gas     
                     Bombs in Connection with Offshore Undersea   
                     Seismic Explorations], 1954-1955

      25            [Foreign Operations Administration], Studies  
                     of the Marine Fisheries of Peru, 1954-1955
 
                    Tuna, General
      26                 1954-1955

      27                 1956

      28            [U.S. Navy Office of Naval Research], Proposal 
                     to Develop and Evaluate the Bathyscaphe for  
                     Oceanographic and Military Purposes, April   
                     26, 1956


                         S.I.O. (cont.)
     
               Research (cont.)
17    29            Contract AF 19 (604)-1163, Air Force Cambridge 
                     Research Center-U.C., Study of Long Period   
                     Ocean Waves, 1954-1956

                    American Petroleum Institute, Project 51
      30                 Fourth Quarterly Report and Annual Report 
                          for 1955-1956

                         Personnel, [Neil Marshall File], 1953-   
                          1956
      31R                     Austead Curtis
 
      32R                     Demond-Moore

      33R                     Moriarty-Sanborn

      34R                     Sayner-Young

      35            U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Oceanographic 
                     Investigations in the Western Tropical       
                     Pacific Ocean [relative to] Tuna, 1956-1958
     
      36       [S.I.O.] Research Advisory Council, 1960-1961

      37       ["The Scripps] Satellite Remote Sensing            
                Facility," [Proposal No. UCSD-1128 to             
                National Science Foundation,] April 1978

      38       Scripps Industrial Associates, 1972, 1975

      39       Scripps Tuna Oceanography Research (STOR) Program
                    April 1955, 1957

28    57L           1957

17    40            1958

      41            1959-1962

      42            1963-1967

      43            1968-1973

      44       Sea Grant, 1973-1975


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               [Proposal for] Sea Grant Institutional             
                Support, Education, Research and Advisory         
                Services in Applied Ocean Sciences, S.I.O,        
                UCSD-3514, July 1, 1970
17    45            pages A-1 thru A-16

      46            Pages A-17 thru F-2

               Sealab II
      47            1964-March 1965

      48            April-May, 1965

      49            June 1-9, 1965

      50            June 11-July 1965

      51            August-December, 1965

      52            Handbook, 1965

      53            Photographs, 1965

18     1            Newspaper Clippings
                         June-August 11, 1965

       2                 August 12-20, 1965

       3                 August 21-26, 1965

       4                 August 27-September 7, 1965

       5                 September 8-17, 1965

       6       Sealab III, 1966-1969

               Seawater Test Facility
       7            1959, 1961-1963

       8            January-April, 1964

       9            May 1964-1968, 1971

      10       Seismograph, 1927, 1951

      11       Shipboard Computer, 1966-1968


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships
18    12            ["Soundings off San Diego, Albatross, 1904"]

      13            1910, 1923, 1927-1928

      14            "The Carnegie : Its Personnel, Equipment and  
                     Work, with Suggestions for its Proposed      
                     Future Cruise," by Erik G. Moberg, 1929

      15            "Suggestions Regarding Boat Work," by E. G.   
                     Moberg, cDecember 1929

      16            ["Work at Sea of the Scripps Institution,     
                     1929-1933"]

      17            1930-1932

      18            "Boat and Program for Oceanographic           
                     Investigations," by E.G. Moberg, recopied    
                     September, 1931

      19            1938

      20            1945-1947

      21            1948

      22            1949

      23            1950

      24            1951

      25            Daily Vessel Reports
                         March 7, December, 1951

      26                 January-June, 1952

      27            1952

      28            1953

      29            1954-1955

      30            1956-1959

      31            1960-1961

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
18    32            "Marine Facilities Division, Shore Fleet      
                     Support Activity, Data on Ships and Shore    
                     Facility," November 1960

      33            1962

      34            1963

      35            January-May, 1964

      36            July-December, 1964

      37            January-March, 1965

      38            April-June, 1965 

      39            July-December, 1965

      40            1966

      41            Design of a Vessel to Replace R/V Horizon,    
                     1966-1970

      42            1967-1968

      43            Sixty-Five Foot Lab Vessel (Scholander), 1967- 
                     1968

      44            1969

      45            January-July, 1970

      46            August-December, 1970

      47            January-May, 1971

      48            June-July, 1971

      49            August-December, 1971

      50            NORPAX Ship (not built), 1971

      51            1972

      52            1973


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
18    53            1974

      54            1975

      55            February-September, 1976

      56            October-December, 1976, 1978

                    Ship Schedule Requests, approved
      57                 1958-1959

      58                 1960-1962

      59                 1963-1964

19     1                 1965-1966

       2                 1967

                         R/V Alexander Agassiz
       3                      1966-1969

       4                      1970-1972

       5                      1973-1976

       6                 R/V Dolphin, 1974-1976

       7                 R/V Gianna, 1974-1976

       8                 R/V Horizon, 1965-1968

       9                 R/V Oconostota
                              1968-1971

      10                      1972-1973

      11                 R/V Stranger, 1956-1957

      12                 T-441, 1967

                    AGOR
      13                 n.d.

      14                 1964-April 1965


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    AGOR (cont.)
19    15                 May-December, 1965

28    58L                Blueprints, n.d.-1965

19    16            AGOR-300, 1968-1969

                    Alexander Agassiz I
      17                 1908-1910, 1916-1920

28    59L                Bill of Sale, July 12, 1912

19    18                 Notes by Helen Raitt

                    Alexander Agassiz II
      19                 1961-May 1962

      20                 June-December, 1962

      21                 1963-1965

      22                 1966, 1968, 1971, 1973

      23                 1975-1978

      24            "Specifications for Conversion of the Vessel  
                     Alexander Agassiz (FS-208) for Scripps       
                     Institution of Oceanography," c1962

                    "Specifications for Conversion and Overhaul of 
                     the Research Vessel Alexander Agassiz [II]   
                     for Deep Ocean Coring for Scripps Institution 
                     of Oceanography," prepared by Ocean Science  
                     and Engineering, Inc., 1966
      25                 Part I-Part II, sec, 10

      26                 Part II, Sections 11-22

      27                 Part II, Section 23, Part IV

                    Alpha Helix
      28                 1960-1961
                          
      29                 1964-1967


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    Argo
19    30                 January-May, 1958

      31                 June-December, 1958

      32                 January-May, 1959

      33                 "Report of Material Inspection of USS    
                          Snatch (ARS 27) held May 19, 1959 by    
                          Sub-Board of Inspection and Survey, San 
                          Diego Group, Pacific Reserve Fleet," May 
                          1959

      34                 June-July, 1959
     
      35                 August-October, 1959

      36                 November-December, 1959

      37                 January-April, 1960

      38                 May-June, 1960

      39                 July-August, 1960

      40                 September-December, 1960

      41                 January-February, 1961

      42                 March-August, 1961

      43                 September-December, 1961

      44                 1962-1963

20     1                 1964-1965

       2                 1966

       3                 1967-1968

       4                 1969

       5                 1970

       6            Boat Truck, 1964-1966

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    Buoy Boats
20     7                 1946-1949

       8                 1950-1951, 1953-1954, 1956, 1965

       9            Charley Bear, 1968-1969

                    Crest
      10                 1947

      11                 1948

28    60L                1947-1948

20    12                 1949-1950

      13                 Todd Shipyards Corporation, Los Angeles  
                          Division, Inclining Experiment Data,    
                          M.S. Crest (Ex-YMS-292) January 19, 1949

      14            Deep Jeep, 1966, 1969

      15            Defiance (Charter), 1968

                    Diving Saucer
      16                 1963-April 1964

      17                 May 1964

      18                 August-December, 1964

      19                 1965-1966

      20            Dolphin
                         1971, 1973-1977

28    61L                1971
     
20    21            Duchess
                         1965-1970

28    62L                February 5, 1965

20    22            Dukw, 1953-1954


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    E.W. Scripps
20    23                 1936-1937

      24                 1938-1939, 1941-1942

      25                 1943-1946

      26                 1947

      27                 1948

      28                 1949

      29                 1950-1952

      30                 1954-1955, 1961, 1975

      31                 Field Notes on Bottom Samples Collected  
                          on E.W. Scripps, May-September, 1938

28    63L                Report of Survey by Walker, Potts, and   
                          Wyatt, Marine Surveyors, July 17, 1947

                    Ellen B. Scripps
20    32                 1963-1964

      33                 1965

      34                 1966

      35                 1968, 1970

28    64L                Bareboat Charter and Option to Purchase, 
                          December 15, 1964

20    36            Ellen Browning, 1977

28    65L           Elsie, Contract between M. Duffy of San Pedro 
                     and William E. Ritter, acting for the        
                     University of California, for hire of the    
                     gasoline launch Elsie, May 15-August 15, 1901

20    37            FSS 227 Conversion, 1960-1962

      38            Falcon, 1964


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
20    39            Fisherette (Charter), 1967-1970

                    Floating Instrument Platform (FLIP)
      40                 1961

      41                 1962

      42                 1963

      43                 1964-1965

      44                 1966, 1968-1970

      45            Gianna, 1973-1977

      46            Glomar Challenger, 1968-1969

      47            Golden One, 1963

      48            Horizon
                         1947

      49                 January-July, 1948

      50                 August-December, 1948

      51                 1949-1951

      52                 1952-1956

      53                 1957-1963

      54                 1964-1966

      55                 1968-1969

      56                 Summaries of Operations, July 1, 1950-   
                          October 1968

28    66L                Specifications for Conversion and Repair 
                          of ATA 180 for Scripps Institution of   
                          Oceanography, and "Instructions to      
                          Bidders," 1948


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    Horizon (cont.)
28    67L                Specifications for Reconversion and      
                          Repair of the TSMV 'YMS-292' to         
                          Oceanographic Survey Vessel for         
                          the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 
                          August 10, 1948    

20    57            Hugh M. Smith, 1956, 1959-1963

      58            Instrument Mobile Platform (IMO), 1968-1969

                    Loma
21     1                 1902, 1906, 1962

       2                 Log of the Loma for the San Clemente     
                          Trip, July 1905 

       3                 National Bank of Commerce, San Diego,    
                          Check Book, Account with Fred Baker for 
                          the Boat Fund of 1500 Dollars by E.W.   
                          Scripps for Repairing Schooner Loma,    
                          1904

28    68L                Papers Relating Original Cost of         
                          Refitting the Loma Prior to its Gift to 
                          the Marine Biological Association of San 
                          Diego by E.W. Scripps, 1904-1905

                    Melville
21     4                 1964-April 1965

       5                 May-December, 1965  

       6                 January-April, 1966

       7                 May-September, 1966

       8                 October-December, 1966

       9                 January-July, 1967

      10                 August-December, 1967

      11                 January-June, 1968

      12                 July-December, 1968

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    Melville (cont.)
21    13                 January-May, 1969

      14                 July-August, 1969

      15                 September-December, 1969

      16                 January-April, 1970

      17                 May-July, 1970

      18                 August-December, 1970

      19                 January-April, 1971

      20                 June 1971-1972

28    69L                Fleet-wide Priorities for Marine         
                          Facilities Improvements, Fiscal 1971-   
                          1972, May 19, 1972

                    New Horizon
21    21                 1969, 1973, 1975-1979

                         Daily and Weekly Construction Progress   
                          Reports
      22                      August 29-October 3, 1977 
              
      23                      October 4-28, 1977

      24                      November 1977

      25                      December 1977

      26                      January 1978

      27                      February 1978

      28                      March 1978

      29                      April 1978

      30                      May 1978

      31                      June 1978


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    New Horizon (cont.)
                         Daily and Weekly Construction Progress   
                          Reports (cont.)
21    32                      July 1978

      33                      August 1978

      34                      September 1978

      35                      October 1978

      36            Oceaneer and Wando River, 1967-1970

      37            Oconostota, 1961-1975

      38            Orca, 1956-1962

                    Paolina T
      39                 1946, January-June, 1948

      40                 July-December, 1948

28    70L                1946, 1948

21    41                 1949-1953

      42                 1954-1964

      43                 Summary of Paolina T Operations, 1949-   
                          1952

      44                 Excerpts from the Log of the Paolina T,  
                          from June 28, 1948 thru April 8, 1949

      45            Red Lion, 1959-1962

      46            Remote Underwater Manipulator (RUM), 1960

                    Scripps
      47                 1925-1928

      48                 1929-1934

      49                 1935-1944


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Ships (cont.)
                    Scripps (cont.)
22     1                 Boat Reports
                              1924-1929

       2                      1930-1936

       3            Severiana (Charter), 1975-1977

                    Spencer F. Baird
       4                 1951-1952, 1954-1959

       5                 1960-1966

       6            ST908, 1961, 1964, 1971, 1973-1976

       7            Star III, [Submarine], 1969

       8            Stranger
                         1955

       9                 1956

      10                 1957

      11                 1958-1959

      12                 1960-1965, 1974

28    71L                "Survey and Evaluation," April 21, 1975

                    T-441
22    13                 1954-1958

      14                 1959, 1961-1969

                    Thomas Washington
      15                 n.d.

      16                 1962-April 1963

      17                 May-September, 1963

      18                 October 1963

      19                 November-December, 1963


                         S.I.O. (cont.)


               Ships (cont.)
                    Thomas Washington (cont.)
22    20                 January-February, 1964

      21                 March 1964

      22                 April 1964

      23                 May 1964

      24                 June-July, 1964

      25                 August-September, 1964

      26                 October-December, 1964

      27                 January-February, 1965

      28                 March-May, 1965

      29                 June-August, 1965

      30                 September-October, 1965

      31                 November-December, 1965

      32                 January-April, 1966

      33                 May-July, 1966

      34                 August-December, 1966

      35                 1967-1971

                    Utility Boat
      36                 1969-1973

      37                 February-April, 1974

      38                 1977-1979

      39                 Running Log, January-April, 1971

      40                 Valkyrien, 1966-1967

      41       Special Developments
                    1949

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Special Developments (cont.)
22    42            1950

      43            January-June, 1951

      44            July-December, 1951

28    72L           1949, 1951

22    45            January-June, 1952

      46            July-December, 1952

      47            1953

      48            1954

      49            1961-1968

      50       S.I.O. Staff Council
                    1960, 1962-1968

      51            1969-1970

      52            1971-1973

                    Minutes and Reports of Committees
      53                 1957-1962

23     1                 1963-1964

       2                 1965

       3                 1966

       4                 1967

       5                 1968-1969

       6                 1970-1971

       7                 1972

       8                 1973

       9                 1975-1977


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               S.I.O. Staff Council (cont.)
                    Minutes and Reports of Committees (cont.)
23    10                 1978-1979

      11                 1980-1981
          
               Staff Lists
      12            Summer 1917, 1927-1928, 1930-1933, 1946, 1948- 
                     1951

      13            1952-1954

      14            1955-1959

      15            1960-1964

      16            1965-1968

      17            1969-1970

      18            1971

      19            1972-1973

      20            1974

      21            1975

      22            1976-1978

      23            Census, 1903-1980

      24            Faculty of S.I.O., 1965, 1968-1975

      25            Postgraduate Research Associates, 1965-1975

      26            Specialist Series, 1962

      27            Luncheon, 1948-1950, 1960, 1962, 1966-1970,   
                     1975

                    Meetings
      28                 1934-1935

      29                 1948-1950

      30       State Emergency Relief Administration, 1935

                         S.I.O. (cont.)

23    31       Storehouse, 1949

               Students
      32            Beach Picnics, 1976-1981

                    General Correspondence
      33                 1924-June 23, 1936

      34                 September 22, 1936-February 7, 1940

      35                 February 12, 1940-1947

      36                 1948-1974

                    Earth Sciences
      37                 1959

      38                 1960-1965

      39            Fellowships, 1948-1949

      40            General, 1937-1974  

      41            Language Requirements, 1943-1964

                    Lists
      42                 1923-January 1960

      43                 February 1960-1961

      44                 1962-1979

      45                 Alumni, 1903-1978

               Submarine Geology, Correspondence
      46            1948-1949

      47            January-May 19, 1950

      48            May 23-December, 1950

      49            1951

      50            1952-1953

      51       Sumnernoon, 1968


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

23    52       Symposiums
                    Oceanographic Instrumentation, June 21-23,    
                     1952     

24     1            Deep Sea Research, NRC-ONR, February 29-March 
                     1, 1956

                    Perspectives in Marine Biology
       2                 March 23-April 2, 1956

       3                 Post Symposium Notes, 1956-1957

       4            Perspectives in Pelagic Sedimentation,        
                     April 6, 1956

       5            Centennial Symposium, 1968

       6       Temperatures, 1907-1912

               University of California
                    Division of War Research
       7                 June-November, 1943 

       8                 December 1943

       9                 January-May, 1944

      10                 June-August, 1944

      11                 September-December, 1944

      12                 January-March, 1945

      13                 April 1945-1946

      14            [University] Extension, 1961, 1964, 1966

                    Natural Land and Water Reserves System
      15                 1926-1929

      16                 1944-1954, 1956, 1964-1969, 1972

                    UCSD, Beginnings of
      17                 1956-April 15, 1957

      18                 July 3, 1957-1960


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               University of California (cont.)
                    UCSD, Beginnings of (cont.)
24    19                 1961-1965, 1969, 1971

      20       Visibility Laboratory, 1952
 
               Visitors
      21            General, 1953

                    R/V Vityaz [Soviet Ship], Coast and Geodetic  
                     Survey
      22                 n.d.-December 17, 1958 

      23                 December 18-31, 1958

28    73L                1958-January 1959

24    24                 1959, 1961

      25                 Photographs

      26            Vice President Hubert Horatio Humphrey,       
                     September 25-27, 1966

      27            Von Savang, Crown Prince of Laos, and Princess 
                     Manilay, November 17, 1967

      28            Spiro T. Agnew, October 23, 1969

      29            Francois Ortoli, Minister of Industrial       
                     Development and Scientific Research, France, 
                     November 18, 1969

                    Emperor Hirohito, Japan
      30                 October 1975

      31                 Bibliography, 1965-1975

      32                 Press and Photo Requests and Media       
                          Information, 1975

      33                 Press Kit, 1975

      34                 Public Affairs Office Correspondence,    
                          1975


                         S.I.O. (cont.)

               Visitors (cont.)
24    35            Scientists from the Peoples' Republic of      
                     China, October 15-16, 1975

      36            Peoples' Republic of China Marine Science     
                     Delegation, May 18-22, 1978

               Waves and Currents [Division], S.I.O.
      37            July-December, 1950

      38            1951

      39            1952

      40            1953

      41            1954

      42            1955-1956

               [U.S.] Works Progress Administration
28    90L           1935

24    43            1936-1941

      44            Hydrographic Project, Long Beach, 1936-1939

                        NON-S.I.O. SERIES

      45       American Miscellaneous Society, 1964

      46       Barbados Oceanographic and Meteorological          
                Experiment, 1968-1969

               Bathyscaphe, Trieste
      47            1955-1956

      48            1957-1958, 1960

28    74L           1958-1962

24    49       Bathythermograph, 1941

      50       Carnegie [Research Vessel of the Carnegie          
                Institution of Washington], 1928

      51       Clipperton Island, 1969-1970

                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

               Galathea
24    52            1949-1951

      53            1952, 1954

      54       Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, 1954, 1957

               International Geophysical Year
      55            1955-1956

      56            1957

      57            1958

      58            1959-1964

                    Statements to Senate and House of             
                     Representatives Appropriations Committees
      59                 n.d.

      60                 1956-1957

      61            S.I.O. Programs, 1956-1958 

      62            Texas A&M Research Foundation Proposals,      
                     August 26, 1957
     
                    United States National Committee
      63                 1953, 1955

25     1                 1956

       2                 1957

28    75L                July 10, 1957, January-February 5, 1958

25     3                 February 14-April 1958

       4                 May-July, 1958

       5                 August-December, 1958
     
       6                 1959, 1960


                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

               Comite Special du Conseil International des Unions 
                Scientifiques, Annce Geophysique Internationale   
                (CSAGI)
25     7            Abyssinia-Colombia

       8            Czechoslovakia-Germany

       9            Great Britain-Mexico

      10            Netherlands-Switzerland

28    76L           USSR-Yugoslavia

25    11            n.d.

      12            1956

      13            January-May, 1957

      14            1958

28    77L           n.d.-1958

25    15            1959-1960

      16            Bulletin d'Informations, 1957-1958

      17            Working Group on Nuclear Radiation, Utrecht,  
                     January 22-26, 1957

               International Geophysical Year, "The CSAGI Guide to 
                IGY World Data Centers (First Issue June 7, 1957)"
28    78L           I-VI, pg.11
           
                    VI, pg.12-XIII, pg.8
      79L                Amendments pp. 1-5

      80L                Amendments pp. 6-34

25    18            Bibliography, 1957-1958

      19            Newspaper and Magazine Articles, 1956-1957

                    Publications
      20                 n.d.

      21                 1955-1957

                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

               International Geophysical Year (cont.)
                    Publications (cont.)
25    22                 1958-1963

      23            Soviet Bloc Information, 1958-1959

      24            IGC Symposium, August 12-16, 1963

                    Western Pacific Regional Conference, Tokyo,   
                     February 25-March 2, 1957, Correspondence,   
                     December 1956-February 1957
      25                 Program Part 1   

      26                 Program Part II

      27                 Program Part III

      28                 Program Part IV

28    81L                February 1957

               International Indian Ocean Expedition
25    29            1960-1961

28    82L           July 18, 1961

25    30            1962-February 1964

      31            March 1964

      32            1966
     
      33            Summaries, 1961-1962

                    Correspondence
      34                 1960-1961

      35                 1962

28    83L                1962

25    36                 1963-1964

      37                 1965-1967


                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

25    38       Daniel Behrman, "Assault on the Largest Unknown;   
                The International Indian Ocean Expedition, 1959-  
                1965," mss., 1980
          
      39       [First] International Oceanographic Congress, 1959

      40       [Second] International Oceanographic Congress,     
                1966, 1963-1966

      41       Joint Research and Development Board, 1946-1947

               National Academy of Sciences Committee on          
                Oceanography, Panel on Ocean Survey
      42            1961
          
      43            January-March, 1962

      44            April-August, 1962

      45            October-December, 1962

26     1            1963-1964

               National Marine Fisheries Service
       2            1940, 1954-1959

       3            1960-1963

       4            1964-1969

       5            Printed Material, 1964-1979

               National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration    
                (NOAA)
       6            January-August, 1969

       7            November 1969-1970

       8       National Oceanographic Data Center, 1960

               National Science Foundation
       9            1950, 1953-April 1955

      10            May-June, 1955, 1959-1961

      11            1962-1964


                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)
          
               National Science Foundation (cont.)
26    12            Student Trainees, 1958, 1960, 1967, 1973

               U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office
      13            1963-1964

28    88L           1964

26    14            1965

      15            1966-June 1967

      16            August 1967-1969

               U.S. Navy
                    General
      17                 1954-1959

      18                 1960

      19                 February-June, 1961

      20                 August 1961-1962

      21                 1963-1965

      22                 1966-1967

28    86L                December 1924, July 1964

                    Electronics Laboratory
26    23                 1945-1946

      24                 1947-1948, 1950, 1953-1955, 1961

      25            Hydrographic Office
                         1945-1946

      26                 January-May, 1947

      27                 June-December, 1947

      28                 January-September, 1948

      29                 October 1948-March 1950

      30                 May 1950

                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

               U.S. Navy (cont.)
                    Hydrographic Office (cont.)
26    31                 October 1950-June 1953

28    87L                January 1952, July 1952

26    32                 July 1953-1956

      33                 1957-March 1961

      34                 April 1961-1962

                    Office of Naval Research
      35                 1946-January 1947

28    89L                1946

26    36                 February 1947-1948

      37                 1953-1954

      38                 1955-1956

      39                 1957-1958

      40                 1959

      41                 January-June, 1960

      42                 July-December, 1960

      43                 January-May, 1961

      44                 June-December, 1961

      45                 January-May, 1962

      46                 June-December, 1962

      47                 January-March, 1963

      48                 April-August 1, 1963

      49                 August 8-December, 1963

      50                 1964


                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

               U.S. Navy (cont.)
                    Office of Naval Research (cont.)
26    51                 January-August, 1965

      52                 September-December, 1965

      53                 January-February, 1966

27     1                 March-July, 1966

       2                 August-December, 1966

       3                 January-April, 1967

       4                 May-December, 1967

       5                 January-July, 1968

       6                 August-October, 1968
     
       7                 October 23-December, 1968 

       8                 Radio and Sound Laboratory, 1941

                         Project TENOC (Ten Year Program in       
                          Oceanography)
       9                      n.d.

      10                      February-May 1960

      11                      October-November, 1960

      12                      1961-1963

      13       Oceanographers, "An International List of Submarine 
                Geologists and Oceanographers," July 26, 1948

      14       Oceanographic Education, "The History of Education 
                in Oceanography, by Richard H. Fleming, January   
                10, 1968

      15       Oceanographic Laboratories, 1949

      16       Some General Remarks on the Organization of an     
                Oceanographic Service," Rodolfo N. Panzarini, La  
                Jolla, May 16, 1948


                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

27    17       U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development, 
                1942, 1946

      18       O'Rourke Biological Institute, 1978

      19       Pacific Oceanic Fishery Investigations, 1954-1955
     
      20       Pacific Science Board, National Research Council
                    February-May, 1946

      21            June 1946-1947

      22            1948-1949

      23            January-July, 1950

      24            August-November, 1950
     
      25       Pacific Science Congresses, 1923, 1948-1949, 1952- 
                1953

      26       Project Porpoise, 1966

               San Diego-La Jolla Underwater Park Advisory        
                Committee
                    Minutes
      27                 September 13, 1971-1973

      28                 1974-1975

      29                 1976-1977

      30            Notes and Correspondence, 1971-1978

      31       San Diego, Oceanography, 1967

               Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCR),    
                International Council on Scientific Unions
      32            1967

      33            January-June 4, 1968

      34            June 7, 1968

      35            June 10-30, 1968

      36            July 1968

                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

27    37       Scripps Estates Associates, 1950

      38       SEASAT, 1978-1979

               Seismic Seawave Warning System
      39            1948-1950

      40            1962-1963, 1966-1967

      41       South Pacific Commission, 1948

      42       Torrey Pines Association, Articles of              
                Incorporation, 1950

               U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
      43            1957-1959

      44            1960-1961

      45            1962-1964, 1966, 1968

               U.S.-Japan Cooperative Scientific Program
      46            1962

      47            February-May, 1963

      48            August-December, 1963  

      49            January-March, 1964

      50            April 1964-1965

      51       University of Miami Marine Laboratory, 1951

      52       University-National Oceanographic Laboratory       
                System, 1971, 1972

      53       Women in Oceanography, 1975

               Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
      54            "Bathythermograph Data Received at the        
                     W.H.O.I. during the Period July 1, 1947-July 
                     31, 1947."

      55            "The Oceanographic and How it Grew," by Roger 
                     Revelle, for 3rd International Congress on   
                     the History of Oceanography, September 1980

                       NON-S.I.O. (cont.)

28    84L      Sonar, 1945, 1946, 1953

      85L      U.S.-Japan Cooperative Scientific Program, 1963-   
                1964