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Papers Presented
at the New York Convention,
April 30— May 4
LISTED BY SESSIONS
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Henry J. Hood (Committee Chairman), Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y., "16
and 8-Mm Motion Pictures Committee Report." Edgar E. Berger, Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc., New York, "The Quality Control
Department of a Medium Size Motion Picture Laboratory." F. L. Bray, Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc., New York, "A New Processing Machine
Film Spool for Use With Either 35-Mm or 16-Mm Film."
L. Katz and W. Esthimer, Raytheon Manufacturing Co., Waltham, Mass., "Experiments in High-Speed Processing Using Turbulent Fluids." H. E. Hewston and Carlos H. Elmer, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake,
Calif., "A Continuous Processing Machine for Wide Film." W. Hedden, T. Weaver and Lloyd Thompson, The Calvin Co., Kansas City, Mo.,
"Processing 16-Mm Kodachrome Prints." E. K. Carver (Committee Chairman), Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y., "Film
Dimensions Committee Report."
MONDAY EVENING
R. J. Ross, National Film Board of Canada, Ottawa, Canada, "Duplication of Color Images With Narrow Band Filters."
Morton H. Read, Bay State Film Productions, Springfield, Mass., "The Operation of a Small Motion Picture Production Studio."
Lt. Col. G. R. Stevens, O.B.E., Television Film Productions, Ltd., London, England, "Independent Frame — An Attempt at Rationalization of Motion Picture Production."
Herbert Meyer, Motion Picture Research Council, Inc., Hollywood, Calif., "Nonphotographic Aspects of Motion Picture Production."
J. S. Leffen, LCDR., U.S.N., U.S. Naval Photographic Center, Anacostia, D.C., "Experimental Utilization of Television Equipment for Navy Training Film Production."
TUESDAY MORNING
R. L. Garman (Committee Chairman), General Precision Laboratory, Pleasantville,
N.Y., "Films for Television Committee Report." Howard Chinn, Columbia Broadcasting System, New York, "The Over-all Factors in
Television Recording Operations." Kendel Foster, William Esty Agency, New York, "Film Problems from the Advertising
Agency Point of View." Frank LaPore, National Broadcasting Co., New York, "The Distribution of Kinescope
Films to Maintain a Television Network."
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