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COLOR, confd and F. T. Bowditch, 54: 63-73, Jan. 1950. An Improved Photomultiplier Tube Color Densitometer, M. H. Sweet, 54: 35- 62, Jan. 1950. High-Speed Motion Pictures in Full Color, F. M. Tylee, 53: 588-593, Nov. 1949. Use of 35-Mm Ansco Color Film for 16- Mm Color Release Prints, R. H. Ray, 53: 140-148, Aug. 1949. 1000-Foot Bipack Magazine and Adapter, W. R. Holm and J. W. Kaylor, 53: 58-63, July 1949. Laboratory for Development Work on Color Motion Pictures, H. C. Harsh and K. Schadlich, 53: 50-57, July 1949. Metallic-Salt Track on Ansco 16-Mm Color Film, J. L. Forrest, 53: 40-49, July 1949. Note on an Improved Filter Holder for Color Printing, T. J. Braun, 53: 36-39, July 1949. Analysis of Developers and Bleach for Ansco Color Film, A. H. Brunner, Jr., P. B. Means, Jr., and R. H. Zappert, 53: 25-35, July 1949. Processing Control Procedures for Ansco Color Film, J. E. Bates and I. V. Runyan, 53: 3-24, July 1949. System in Color Preferences, J. P. Guil- ford, 52: 197-210, Feb. 1949. Color-Order Systems, C. E. Foss, 52: 184-196, Feb. 1949. Spectral Characteristics of Light Sources, Norman Macbeth and Dorothy Nicker- son, 52: 157-183, Feb. 1949. Inter-Society Color Council Symposium— Foreward, C. R. Keith, 52: 156, Feb. 1949. Masking: A Technique for Improving the Quality of Color Reproductions, T. H. Miller, 52: 133-155, Feb. 1949. Three-Color Subtractive Photography, W. T. Hanson, Jr., and F. A. Richey, 52: 119-132, Feb. 1949. Colorimetry in Television, William H. Cherry, 51: 613-642, Dec. 1948. Color-Television Film Scanner, Bernard Erde, 51: 351-372, Oct. 1948. New Three-Color Camera, Jack H. Coote, 50: 543-553, June 1948. Inter-Society Color Council, 50: 183-185, Feb. 1948. New One-Strip Color-Separation Film in Motion Picture Production, H. C. Harsh and J. S. Friedman, 50: 8-13, Jan. 1948. A Photoelectric Method for Determining Color Balance of 16-Mm Kodachrome Duplicating Printers, Paul S. Aex, 49: 425-430, Nov. 1947. Lead-Sulfide Photoconductive Cells for Sound Reproduction, R. J. Cashman, 49: 342-348, Oct. 1947. The Processing of Two-Color Prints by Deep-Tank Methods, John G. Stott, 49: 306-315, Oct. 1947. Lighting and Exposure Control in Color Cinematography, Ralph A. Woodsey, 48: 548-553, June 1947. Photoelectric Spectrophotometer (Pacific Coast Section Meeting), 48: 272, Mar. 1947. Preliminary Report of Research Council Photocell Subcommittee, Lloyd T. Goldsmith, Chairman, 48: 145-147, Feb. 1947. Studio Production with Two-Color Bi- pack Motion Picture Film, John W. Boyle, ASC, and Benjamin Berg, 48: 111-115, Feb. 1947. Inter-Society Color Council Convention, 48: 83-84, Jan. 1947. Rapid Test for Ferricyanide Bleach Ex- haustion, L. E. Varden and E. G. Seary, 47: 450-452, Dec. 1946. Behavior of a New Blue-Sensitive Photo- tube in Theater Sound Equipment, J. D. Phyfe, 46: 405-408, May 1946. Preliminary Sound Recording Tests with Variable-Area Dye Tracks, R. O. Drew and S. W. Johnson, 46: 387-404, May 1946. A Phototube for Dye Image Sound Track, Alan M. Glover and Arnold R. Moore, 46: 379-386, May 1946. Sensitometric Evaluation of Reversible Color Film, Ronald H. Bingham, 46: 368-378, May 1946. Ansco Color for Professional Motion Pic- tures, H. H. Duerr and H. C. Harsh, 46: 357-367, May 1946. 15