Dear colleagues! I would like to send you observations of a new variable star (BeV38), which I have discovered in a systematic CCD-based search for new variables. In each observing run typically 400 images are taken of several survey fields. The frames are processed automatically. Instruments: CCD-camera:Starlight Xpress SX (unfiltered) Telescope: Celestron-8 (20 cm Schmidt-Cassegrain) New variable star: new BeV38 060520.1 N100425 (J2000) 11.6 12.1(CCD) comments: BeV38: GSC 721 2377 Comparison star was for all measurements GSC 721 2390 (12.0 mag), which was checked to be constant. Data analysis was made by Chris Lloyd, UK. His comment: GSC721.2377 looks like an eclipsing binary and four possible periods emerge at 0.365, 0.636, 1.363 and 1.634 cycles/day. These are 2.74, 1.57, 0.73 and 0.61 days, but the real period may be twice any of these, although I would guess it's in the 1 - 2 day range. object YYMMDD(UT) mag (CCD) code BeV38 000111.9271 11.57 BRH.BAV BeV38 000124.9042 11.57 BRH.BAV BeV38 000125.9340 11.67 BRH.BAV BeV38 000126.9313 11.73 BRH.BAV BeV38 000127.9028 11.59 BRH.BAV BeV38 000203.9243 12.07 BRH.BAV BeV38 000207.8764 11.59 BRH.BAV BeV38 000210.9090 11.58 BRH.BAV Regards, Klaus Bernhard Klaus Bernhard Kafkaweg 5 A-4030 LINZ AUSTRIA e-mail: klaus.bernhard@vpn.at