Number 7- December 1945

Cover

Article [p. 1-5]
From My Cave Notebooks
Alexander Wetmore

Article [p. 5-9]
Technique of Cavern Photography
George F. Jackson

Article [p. 9-13]
Composite Observations on Cave Life (with Special Reference to Blind Fishes)
James H. Benn

Article [p. 13-15]
Cave of the River Styx
Jack Preble

Article [p. 15-17]
Preliminary Report on a Cave Survey of Maryland
Martin H. Muma

Article [p. 17-19]
Spring Creek Cave
W.R. Zieg

Article [p. 19-33, 56]
More Subterranean Adventures
L.E. Ward

Editorial

• Pothole [p.34]
  Don Block
• Annual Report of the President [p. 35]
  William J. Stephenson
• Elemental Speleogical Equipment [p. 36-38]
  W.J. Stephenson
• Each New Grotto [p. 39]
  Jay Espy
• Cave Man [p. 39]
  George S. Duncan
• Cave Card Devekioed fir Fukes [p. 39]
  Emmett Jefferson
  William J. Stephenson
• Museum at Richmond [p. 41]
• Klewer Awarded Medal
• Amen to This
  Archie K. Cameron
  

Commercial Caves
Cacahuamilpa Cave, Mexico [p. 42-44]
Victory S. Craun

Reprints
On the Formation of Stalctites and Gypsum Incrustations in Caves [p. 45-48]
George P. Merrill

Random Notes

• Note on Collecting Cave Spiders [p. 49]
  M.H. Muma
• Long-Eared Bats Like Cold [p. 49]
  W.J. Stephenson
• Notice and Description of Fossils in Caves and Crevices of the Limestone Rocks of Pennsylvania [p. 49]
  Joseph Leidy
• Eye Degeneration of Nesticus pallidus Emerton in Luray Caverns [p. 49-50]
  Elzear Abeille de Perrin
• Caves of West Virginia [p. 50-53]
  Miles D. Pillars
• Montana Caves [p. 53-55]
  Dale White
• High Rocks Fissure Cave [p. 55]
  Katherine E. Muma
• New River Cave Trip [p. 55]
  R.T. Watts
• Sewer Cave [p. 55]
  J. Showalter
• Bottomless Pit [p. 55-56]
• Buck Hill Cave [p. 56]
• Bell Cave [p. 56]
  W.J. Stephenson
  

Committee Reports [p. 57-58]

• Report of the Finance Committee
  LeRoy W. Foote
• Report of the Membership Committee
  Sam Allen
• Report of the Committee on Bibliography and Library
  Virginia Bray
• Report of the Committee on Paleontology
  Alfred Burrill
• Report of the Work of the Committee on Fauna
  Carroll E. Cox

Cave Log

• Newcastle Murder Hole [p. 60-62]
  Errol E. Emshwiller
• Kellogg's Cave Near Chatham, NY [p. 62-63]
  William F.M. Gray
• Earl Cave ("Pig Hole") [p. 63-66]
  George A. Crabb
• "Pig Hole" - Fossils, Guano, Pearls [p. 66-67]
  C.G. Dorn
• Negotiating Two Waterfalls in West Virginia Caves [p. 67-69]
  Sam H. Allen
• Further Notes on Withero's Cave [p. 69-70]
  W.J. Stephenson
• Smoke Hole [p. 70-71]
  Alfred G. Fisher
• Caves Found in the Area of the Lexington, VA Quadrangle [p. 71-75]
  W.J. Stephenson
• Caves for Which Society Has Maps [p. 76]
  

Letters

• Georgia Cave and a Legend [p. 76]
  George H. Pooler
• Ideas for Exploring [p. 77]
  J.W. Preble, Jr.
• From Thornton T. Perry [p. 77-78]
• Form Jack Wilson [p. 78-79]
• From Frank Ruocco [p. 79-81]
• Troopship Grounds in Volcano Gale [p. 81]
• A Word from Carlsbad [p. 81]
  Thomas Boles
• Another "Endless Cave" [p. 82]
  William W. Welch
• Data from Montana [p. 82]
  Bruno Petsch
• Bleeding Formations? [p. 82]
  Sam H. Allen
• Caves on "The Other Side" [p. 82-83]
  L.E. Ward
• Now, About that Onyx... [p.83]
  Lou Klewer
• Paul Rice Reports [p. 83]
• Beard Brings Us Wissahickon [p. 35]
  H. Clinton Kyle
• Inside Story... [p. 84]
  Bert Studebaker
• New Jersey Jumps into Cave List [p. 84]
  Meredith E. Johnson
• We're Waiting for this One... [p. 84]
  Bruno Petsch

Editorial [p. 85]
What Do You Think Speleology Should Be
E. Simpson

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