Is F. Abeles' 1950 paper on EM waves in stratified media still accessible?

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The 1950 paper by F. Abeles on electromagnetic waves in stratified media is proving difficult to locate in current databases. The original publication, titled "Investigations on the propagation of sinusoidal electromagnetic waves in stratified media," is not accessible through many e-libraries, which typically only archive more recent works. Suggestions include using interlibrary loans to obtain a hard copy of the paper. Alternatives to the original research may also be considered if access remains elusive. Accessing such historical documents can be challenging, but interlibrary services may provide a solution.
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I've been trying to search for this seminal paper on EM waves in stratified media. 'Investigations on the propagation of sinusoidal electromagnetic waves in stratified media', by F. Abeles Ann. Phys. (Paris) 5, 596, 706 (1950).

I cannot find it in any database. Can anyone please tell me whether it is still possible to get such an old paper.
 
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Our e-library doesn't go back that far, only to 1993. Try an interlibrary loan to get a hard copy?
 
Thank you. I see. I guess i'll just look for alternatives.
 
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