COMMISSION 27 OF THE I. A. U.
        INFORMATION BULLETIN ON VARIABLE STARS
                    NUMBER 168


                                   Konkoly Observatory
                                   Budapest
                                   26 November 1966

     Veroffentlichungen der Remeis-Sternwarte Bamberg
   Astronomisches Institut der Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg
                 Band VI, Nr. 39

        ELEMENTS FOR SONNEBERG EA-VARIABLES (II)

        Also both these variables are discovered and classified as
  EA-stars by C. Hoffmeister (Erg. AN 12, Nr. 1,  1949).
  S 4952 = KZP 1778 = CAP -68d 1587 (8.7m) = HD 102 547 (B9) = BV 837
                 Min = JD 242 8687.275 + 5.903 22d . E

          Minima            E         O - C
     2428687.243(S)         0        -0.032
        8846.603(S)        27        -0.059
        8852.601(S)        28        +0.036
        8911.563(S)        38        -0.034
            .617(S)        38        +0.020
     2434242.268(S)       941        +0.063
        4342.526(S)       958        -0.034
            .576(S)       958        +0.016
        4407.469(S)       969        -0.026
        4490.307(S)       983        +0.167
        4543.293(S)       992        +0.024
        8439.492         1652        +0.098
        8498.362         1662        -0.065
            .406         1662        -0.021
        8504.304         1663        -0.026
            .348         1663        +0.018
            .375         1663        +0.045
            .392         1663        +0.062
        9230.369         1786        -0.057
            .410         1786        -0.016
        9236.272         1787        -0.057
            .324         1787        -0.005
            .369         1787        +0.040

    (S) = Sonneberg, many thanks to Dr W. Wenzel for his kind support of
          the work with the Sonneberg plate-material.
          Ampl. 0.60m with a weak secondary minimum.
        


    S 5022 = KZP 2628 = CAP -65d3284 (9.0m) = BV 575, Cape: A0
                  Min = JD 242 8713.325 + 2.339 485d . E

                  Minima            E         O - C
             2428713.337(S)         0        +0.012
                8748.379(S)        15        -0.038
             2434267.296(S)      2374        +0.034
                4302.317(S)      2389        -0.038
                4365.577(S)      2416        +0.056
                4482.487(S)      2466        -0.008
                4489.569(S)      2469        +0.056
                4536.336(S)      2489        +0.033
                4571.433(S)      2504        +0.038
                8202.342         4056        +0.066
                8223.308         4065        -0.024
                8230.314         4068        -0.036
                8581.292         4218        +0.019
                8588.294         4221        +0.003
                8885.452         4348        +0.046
                8906.391         4857        -0.070
                9271.392         4513        -0.029


    (S) = Sonneberg, many thanks to Dr W. Wenzel for his kind support of
          the work with the Sonneberg plate-material.
          Ampl. 0.45m, without a secondary minimum.



         Remeis-Observatory,
         Bamberg, 1966, November 20

                                                W. STROHMEIER