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NEW PRODUCTS, confd KCA, Industrial Television System, 54: 512-513, Apr. 1950. Miles, Reproducer "Walkie-Recordall," 54: 389, Mar. 1950. Eastman, 16-Mm Projector, Model 25, 54: 388-389, Mar. 1950. Huggins Ames, Type A Mercury Arc Lamp, 54: 243, Feb. 1950. Mole Richardson Co., Blue Comet Boom Light, 54: 124, Jan. 1950. \Veston, Cadet Exposure Meter, 54: 123, Jan. 1950. Photovolt Corp., Densitometer, 54: 122, Jan. 1950. Moss and Robinson, Movie Master, 54: 122, Jan. 1950. Bell & Howell, Design 2709, 16-Mm Camera, 54: 121, Jan. 1950. Theater Control Corp., Ticograph, 53: 712, Dec. 1949. Miles Reproducer Co., Recordall, 53: 711, Dec. 1949. Photo Research Corp., T-Stop Calibration Service, 53: 607, Nov. 1949. Photo Research Corp., Tele-Spot Meter, 53: 607, Nov. 1949. The Camera Equipment Co., Balanced "TV" Tripod Head, 53: 427, Oct. 1949. General Electric, New Filament Lamp, 53: 426-427, Oct. 1949. Westrex New Theater Amplifier System, 53: 318, Sept. 1949. Westrex 100-Watt Class A Amplifier, 53: 317-318, Sept. 1949. Moss and Robinson, Stop Watch and Timer, 53: 317, Sept. 1949. Westrex Push-Pull Conversion Parts, 53: 213-214, Aug. 1949. Westrex Double-Film Attachment and NEWSREELS (see also PRODUCTION). The Newsreel—Its Production and Sig- nificance: Newsreel Sound, Warren M. McGrath, 47: 371-375, Nov. 1946. The Newsreel—Its Production and Sig- nificance: The Newsreel Cameraman, Walter Mclnnis, 47: 368-371, Nov. 1946. The Newsreel—Its Production and Sig- nificance: The Field Unit, Jack Gor- don, 47: 367-368, Nov. 1946. The Newsreel-Its Production and Sig- Loop Adapter, 53: 212-213, Aug. J.949. Westrex Automatic Rewind, 53: 212, Aug. 1949. General Aniline and Film Corp., Auto- matic Tristimulus Integrator, 53: 106, July 1949. Photo Research Corp., Spectra Direct Color Temperature Meter, 53: 106, July 1949. National Cine Equipment, Inc., Variable- Speed Motor, 52: 702, June 1949. Bell and Howell, Single-Case Filmo- sound, 52: 360, Mar. 1949. Miles Reproducer Co., Filmgraph, 52: 359, Mar. 1949. Brenkert, Film Projector, 52: 240, Feb. 1949. American Cinefoto Corp., Movette Cam- era, 52: 116, Jan. 1949. Transradio, Ltd., Photocell Cable, 52: 116, Jan. 1949. Recogram Recorders Co., Magnagram, 52: 115, Jan. 1949. Hallen Development Co., Synchronous Tape Recorder, 51: 553, Nov. 1948. Bell and Howell, Heavy-Duty Splicer, 51: 553, Nov. 1948. Arlington Electric Products, Film Coun- ter, Audio Compensator and Phase Converter, 51: 218-219, Aug. 1948. Yardley Laboratories, Synchro-Link, Pulsing Drive, and Dyna-Link, 51: 218, Aug. 1948. Bell and Howell, 300-Watt Printing Lamp, 50: 620, June 1948. Photographic Products Inc., Photometer- ing Unit, 50: 619-620, June 1948. Radiant Mfg. Co., Portable Tripod and Baby Boom Light, 50: 619, June 1948. nificance: The Film Library, Bert Hoist, 47: 36,5-366, Nov. 1946. The Newsreel—Its Production and Sig- nificance: Women's Fashions, Vyvyan Donner, 47: 364-365, Nov. 1946. The Newsreel-Its Production and Sig- nificance: Foreign Editions, Harry Lawrenson, 47: 361-364, Nov. 1946.' The Newsreel—Its Production and Sig- nificance: Editing the Newsreel, Dan Doherty: 47: 357-360, Nov. 1946. - 29