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LIGHTING, confd A Potential Illuminant for Motion Pic- ture Photography, F. E. Carlson, 48: 395-406, May 1947. Flashtubes for Motion Picture Photog- raphy (Pacific Coast Section Meeting), 48: 181, Feb. 1947. Modernization Desires of a Major Studio, Loren L. Ryder, 47: 225-229, Sept. 1946. Report of the Committee on Standards, F. T. Bowditch, Chairman, 47: 110- 113, July 1946. Carbon Arcs for Motion Picture and Tele- vision Studio Lighting, F. T. Bowditch, M. R. NuU and R. J. Zavesky, 46: 441- 453, June 1946. An Appraisal of Illuminants for Television Studio Lighting, R. E. Farnham, 46: 431-440, June 1946. The Theory and Practice of Lighting for the Camera, Howard T. Souther, 46: 254-271, Apr. 1946. The Illusion of Depth in Motion Pictures, Howard T. Souther, 46: 245-253, Apr. 1946. Loudspeakers: see SOUND REPRODUCTION Microphones: see SOUND RECORDING Motion Picture Photography: see CINEMATOGRAPHY MOTOR-DRIVE SYSTEMS Precision Speed Control, A. L. Holcomb, 52: 561-570, May 1949. Method and Equipment for Checking Motion Picture Apparatus Speeds, C. T. Owlett, 49: 471-478, Nov. 1947. A New Selsyn Interlock Selection System, Daniel J. Bloomberg and W. O. Wat- son, 47: 469-473, Dec. 1946. MUSIC (see also ACOUSTICS, and SOUND RECORDING). Possibilities of a Visible Music, R. K. Potter, 52: 384-394, Apr. 1949. NEW PRODUCTS National Cine Equipment, Inc., "T-Stop" Calibration of Lenses, 55: 556, Nov. 1950. Zoomar Corp., //1.3, 15-Mm Wide Angle Balowstar, 55: 556, Nov. 1950. S.O.S. Cinema Supply Corp., Automatic 16-Mm Film Processing Machine, 55: 555, Nov. 1950. Heyer-Shultz, Inc., Self-Centering Film- Track Pin-Hole Plates, 55: 555, Nov. 1950. Buensod-Stacey, Inc., Spray-Type Air Washers, Humidifiers and Dehumidi- fiers, 55: 555, Nov. 1950. The G-E Electronic Pointer, 55: 554, Nov. 1950. Greiner Glass Industries Co., Special Viewfinder Ground Glass for 35-Mm Motion Picture Cameras, 55: 451, Oct. 1950. Duncan & Bailey, Inc., PM Hysteresis Clutches and Brakes, 55: 450-451, Oct. 1950. Heyer-Shultz, Inc., All-Metal Reflectors, 55: 450, Oct. 1950. Photo Research Corp., Spectra Three- Color Meter, 55: 336, Sept. 1950. G-E Flashtube No. 231, 55: 224, Aug. 1950. Fish-Schurman Corp., Heat (Infrared) Deflector, 55: 223, Aug. 1950. Fastax High-Speed Motion Picture Cam- eras, 55: 223, Aug. 1950. Hollywood Camera Exchange, Line-Up Viewfinder, 55: 128, July 1950. The Westrex 1035 Magnetic Recording System, 55: 127, July 1950. Gibbs Photodont with Kine Exakta V Camera, 54: 765, June 1950. Photo Research Corp., Color Densitom- eter, 54: 764, June 1950. Reeves, Videon Projection Television, 54: 649, May 1950. . 28 -