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OBITUARIES. 55: 657, 219, 219, 53: 604, 210, 102, 52: 353, 231, Wise, A. G. Clark, L. E. Christensen, H. G. West, A. G. D. Kurlander, J. H. Auger, Edward Weber, Charles G. McNabb, Joseph H. Sheppard, Samuel Edward 511 667, Barrows, Thad C. 442, Lumiere, Louis 442, Armat, Thomas 441, Gillette, Melvin E. 50: 290, Dickinson, Arthur S. 77, Lundie, E. S. 48: 482, Hawkins, S. E. 392, Dec. 1950 Strong, L. D. 392, Apr. 1947 Aug. 1950 Rayton, Wilbur B. 217, Mar. 1947 Aug. 1950 Denton, H. L. 84, Jan. 1947 Nov. 1949 Baker, H. W. 84, Jan. 1947 Aug. 1949 Robin, Joseph E. 47: 529, Dec. 1946 July 1949 Coates, F. C. 271, Sept. 1946 Mar. 1949 McAuley, John E. 271, Sept. 1946 Feb. 1949 Gaumont, Leon 189, Aug. 1946 Samuels, Irving 46: 533, June 1946 Dec. 1948 Langford, LeRoy P. 533, June 1946 Oct. 1948 Hopkins, Robert E. 533, June 1946 Oct. 1948 Johnston, Robert M. 430, May 1946 Oct. 1948 Hobart, Morgan L. 340, Apr. 1946 Mar. 1948 Tilles, Israel H. 340, Apr. 1946 Jan. 1948 Gilbert, Franklin C. 340, Apr. 1946 May 1947 Bamford, William B. 164, Feb. 1946 Apr. 1947 Cuthbertson, Harry B. 85, Jan. 1946 Optical Printing: see LABORATORY PRACTICE OPTICS. A New f/1.5 Lens for Professional 16- Mm Projectors, W. E. Schade, 54: 337- 344, Mar. 1950. Animar Series of Photographic Lenses, K. Pestrecov and J. D. Hayes, 54: 183- 198, Feb. 1950. New View Finder for the Fastax Camera, A. L. Lidfeldt, 53: 598-601, Nov. 1949. Precision Lens-Testing and Copying Camera, M. W. La Rue, 53: 379-388, Oct. 1949. Report of Lens-Calibration Subcommittee, Rudolf Kingslake, Chairman, 53: 368- 378, Oct. 1949. Objective Lenses of f/1 Aperture and Greater, E. K. Kaprelian, 53: 86-99, July 1949. New Series of Lenses for 16-Mm Cam- eras, Rudolf Kingslake, 52: 509-521, May 1949. New Series of Lenses for Professional 16- Mm Projection, A. E. Neumer, 52: 501-508, May 1949. Lenses for High-Speed Motion Picture Cameras, A. A. Cook, 52: 110-115, Mar. Supplement, 1949. Zoomar Lens for 35-Mm Film, F. G. Back, 51: 294-297, Sept. 1948. Errors in Calibration of the / Number, F. E. Washer, 51: 242-260, Sept. 1948. Optical Problems in Large-Screen Tele- vision, I. G. Maloff, 51: 30-36, July, 1948. Light Modulation by P-Type Crystals, vision, I. G. Maloff, 51: 30-36, July 1948. A New Variable-Area Recorder Optical System, J. L. Pettus and L. T. Sachtle- ben, 50: 14-36, Jan. 1948. The Optimum Width of Illumination of the Sound Track in Sound-Reproducing Optics, Joseph C. Frommer, 49: 361- 363, Oct. 1947. Kodachrome Motion Pictures of the Hu- man Air and Food Passages Paul H. Holinger, M. D., and J. D. Brubaker, 49: 248-261, Sept. 1947. Adaptations and Applications of 16-Mm Motion Picture Equipment to Medical and Scientific Needs, Mervin W. La Rue, Sr., and Mervin W. La Rue, Jr., 49: 241-247, Sept. 1947. Remote Control and Automatic Focusing of Lenses, H. C. Silent, 49: 130-139, Aug. 1947. A Simplified Method for Precision Cali- bration of Effective / Stops, F. G. Back, 49: 122-130, Aug. 1947. 30 •