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LAR Keith, C. R., with Hopkins, H. F., New Theater Loudspeaker System, 51, 385- 398, Oct. 1948. Keith, C. R., with Pagliarulo, V., Direct- Positive Variable-Density Recording with the Light Valve, 52, 690-698, June 1949. Kelley, W. F., Motion Picture Research Council, 51, 418-423, Oct. 1948. Kellogg, Edward W., Chairman, Pro- posed Standards for the Measurement of Distortion in Sound Recording, 51, 449-467, Nov. 1948. Proposed 16-Mm and 8-Mm Sprocket Standards (Discussion), 51, 437-440, Oct. 1948. Kendall, O. K., 16-Mm Film Color Com- pensation, 54, 464-479, Apr. 1950. Keuning, K. J., with Alink, R. J. H., and Dippel, C. J., The Metal-Diazonium System for Photographic Reproduc- tions, 54, 345-366, Mar. 1950. Kimball, D. D., Motion Picture Theater Air Conditioning, 51, 52-69, July 1948. Kingslake, Rudolf, Chairman, Report of Lens-Calibration Subcommittee, 53, 368-378, Oct. 1949. New Series of Lenses for 16-Mm Cameras, 52, 509-521, May 1949. Photometric Calibration of Lenses -Preface, 49, 95, Aug. 1947. Kissack, Robert A., Jr., Army Film Dis- tribution and Exhibition, 46, 26-29, Jan. 1946. Knapp, Robert T., Special Cameras and Flash Lamps for High-Speed Under- water Photography, 49, 64-81, July 1947. Koch, G. J., Interference Mirrors for Arc Projectors, 55, 439-442, Oct. 1950. Koch, R. A., with Clasby, F. X., Wartime Naval Photography of the Electronic Image, 50, 189-198, Mar. 1948. Kolb, F. J., Jr., Air Cooling of Motion Picture Film for Higher Screen Illumi- nation, 53, 635-664, Dec. 1949. Kolb, F. J., Jr., with Robertson, A. C., and Talbot, R. H., A Method for De- termining the Shape of the Image Sur- face in 16-Mm Projection, 48, 569- 585, June 1947. Kolb, O. K., Magnetic Sound Film Devel- opments in Great Britain, 55, 496-508, Nov. 1950. Kreuzer, Barton, Progress Report—Thea- ter Television, 53, 128-136, Aug. 1949. Kudar, John, Optical Problems of the Image Formation in High-Speed Mo- tion Picture Cameras, 47, 400-402, Nov. 1946. Kunz, C. J., with Ives, C. E., Simplifica- tion of Motion Picture Processing Methods, 55, 3-26, July 1950. The Use of Desiccants with Unde- veloped Photographic Film, 46, 475- 510, June 1946. Labin, E., The Eidophor Method for Theater Television, 54, 393-406, Apr. 1950. La Grande, Frank, with Daily, C. R., and Denney, B. H., 16-Mm Release Printing Using 35- and 32-Mm Film, 52, 211-222, Feb. 1949. Lance, T. M. C., Improvements in Large- Screen Television Projection, 55, 509- 524, Nov. 1950. Lankes, L. R., Historical Sketch of Tele- vision's Progress, 51, 223-229, Sept. 1948. Lansing, James B., New Permanent Mag- net Public Address Loudspeaker, 46, 212-219, Mar. 1946. Larsen, J. A., Magnetic Device for Cu- ing Film, 52, 326-332, Mar. 1949. Larsen, P. J., FCC Allocation of Fre- quencies for Theater Television, 53, 351-353, Oct. 1949. Statement of SMPE on Revised Frequency Allocations, 48, 183-203, Mar. 1947. Chairman, Report of the Commit- tee on Television Projection Practice, 47, 118-119, Aug. 1946. La Rue, M. W., Jr., Precision Lens-Test- ing and Copying Camera, 53, 379-388, Oct. 1949. La Rue, M. W., Sr., and La Rue, M. W., Jr., Adaptions and Applications of 16- Mm Motion Picture Equipment to Medical and Scientific Needs, 49, 241- 247, Sept. 1947. • 61