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ADVICE TO FOREIGN BORROWERS Because most of the titles stocked by the USAEC motion picture film libraries are in heavy demand by U. S. borrowers and because ship- ments abroad would involve lengthy, nonproductive periods in transit, it is not considered practical to extend this film library service to other than U. S. and Canadian residents. However, a number of titles listed in this catalog have been acquired by the U. S. Information Agency for use in various U. S. Information Service film libraries throughout the world. Residents of each nation should seek assistance directly from the nearest U. S. Information Service at the American Embassy in the capital city of their country. In addition, prints owned by the USAEC are available for loan to the U.S. Information Agency in Washington, which will arrange to provide prints on a brief loan basis to the U. S. Information Service posts overseas. Also, the USAEC maintains four film libraries overseas, at its liaison offices at the American embassies in Tokyo, Brussels, London, and Buenos Aires. The films are maintained in behalf of the Com- mission by the U. S. Information Service posts at those embassies. Please direct your inquiry to the USAEC office at the embassy. Many of the films in this catalog are in the film library of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, and in the American Film Library, The Hague, Holland. WHERE TO PURCHASE PRINTS Most films listed in this catalog may be purchased from private com- mercial suppliers — NOT the USAEC. It is suggested that organizations which have continuing requirements for repeated screenings of the same film may find it more satisfactory, and perhaps more economical also, to own a print than to borrow it. In the following Description of Films, wherever possible the com- mercial supplier from whom prints may be purchased, and also the approximate price as known is indicated. Since prices may change, we suggest that prospective purchasers obtain up-to-date quotations before ordering, by writing to the proper commercial supplier: ABBOTT LABORATORIES BYRON MOTION PICTURES Dept. of Radio-Pharmaceuticals 1226 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W. 14th & Sheridan Road Washington, D. C. 20007 North Chicago, Illinois 60064 AUDIO PRODUCTIONS, INC. CALVIN PRODUCTIONS, INC. 630 Ninth Avenue 1105 Truman Road New York, N. Y. 10036 Kansas City, Missouri 64106 XVI