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464 1939 SPRING CONVENTION
Wilson Observatory; Lookout Point, on Lookout Mountain; Huntington Library and Art Gallery (by appointment only) ; Palm Springs, Calif. ; beaches at Ocean Park and Venice, Calif.; famous old Spanish missions; Los Angeles Museum (housing the SMPE motion picture exhibit); Mexican village and street, Los Angeles.
In addition, numerous interesting side trips may be made to various points throughout the West, both by railroad and bus. Among the bus trips available are those to Santa Barbara, Death Valley, Agua Caliente, Laguna, Pasadena, and Palm Springs, and special tours may be made throughout the Hollywood area, visiting the motion picture and radio studios.
SOCIETY SUPPLIES
The following are available from the General Office of the Society, at the prices noted. Orders should be accompanied by remittances.
Aims and Accomplishments. — An index of the Transactions from October, 1916, to December, 1929, containing summaries of all articles, and author and classified indexes. One dollar each.
Journal Index. — An index of the JOURNAL from January, 1930, to December, 1935, containing author and classified indexes. One dollar each.
SMPE Standards. — The revised edition of the SMPE Standards and Recommended Practice was published in the March, 1938, issue of the JOURNAL, copies of which may be obtained for one dollar each.
Membership Certificates. — Engrossed, for framing, containing member's name, grade of membership, and date of admission. One dollar each.
Lapel Buttons. — The insignia of the Society, gold filled, with safety screw back. One dollar each.
Journal Binders. — Black fabrikoid binders, lettered in gold, holding a year's issue of the JOURNAL. Two dollars each. Member's name and the volume number lettered in gold upon the backbone at an additional charge of fifty cents each.
Test-Films. — See advertisement in this issue of the JOURNAL.