The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

Pace 274 Educational Screen —STORIES in STILLS== VUuai /lldd. 2x2 COLOR SLIDES FOURTH of a SERIES on FOOD PRODUCTION ^^ CoHtalaupei ^^ 35 Slides — $9.25 — Mounted in Gloss A continuous story. No study guides required. The color views and projection titles tell the story. Lei us prove ihe superiority of this material. Send for preview sef. No obfigofion. Many offeer subjecfs. Cofofog on Requesf PHILP PHOTO VISUAL SERVICE 1954 Pasadena Ave. Lonq Beach 6, Calif. SOUTH AMERICAN VlSUAL MATERIALS Original, authentic series cf color-prini^s on heavy art board, for study of South and Central America, Mexico and California. Choice of subjects. Designed for use in classroom a-d library. All pictures waterproofed. Each se ies complete with printed manual. Imported, unbreakable costume dolls, flags, books in Spanish, and South American Folklore Tales. Catalog upon request. LATIN AMERICAN VILLAGE, P. O. Box 231, El Monte, California (Under South American management) MAKE YOUR OWN TYPEWRITER SLIDES Use Radio-Mats — Regular Size 3'/4"l4" or the NEW DUPLEX 2"x2" on sale by Theatre Supply Dealers Write for Free Sample RADIO-MATSLIDECC, Inc., Dept. V 222 Oakridee Blvd., Daytona Beach. Fla. COLOR SLIDES Outstanding sets of natural color 2x2 slides by authorities in their fields Life and Features of Latin America — Bird, Animal and Plant Life of Western U. S. A. Available for Sale or Rental . . . Send for Catalogs. SHADOW ARTS STUDIO (Colorslide Library) Wickendan BIdg. (P. O. Box 471) 1036 Chorro St. SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA Complete 16mm Sound Film Service for Schools Educationals Send for Religioui free copy of Cartoons % 1946 Musicals Rental Film Features Catalog LEWIS FILM « SERVICE 1145 No. Market St, Wichita 5, Kans. Hold your BOTANY FIELD TRIPS In the CLASSROOM Native Flora of the Pacific States in Natural Color 2x2 Kodachrome Slides. Scientifically accurate. Professional photography. In use in Colleges, Museums and Schools thruout the Country. List on request. BROOKING TATUM, Kelseyvil'e, Calif. MM STRIP FILMS Send for 1946 Catalog STILLFILM. INC. 8443 Melro!:c Ave. HOLLYWOOD 46. CALIF. Public Discus.'^ion and Debate, University of Wisconsin, brought the afternoon session to a close with a resume of "Wisconsin's State-Wide Film Program". The evening session was a film forum demonstration on "India". The discussion following the showing of the film was moderated by E. W. Puttkammer, Law School, University of Chicago. On the resource I'anel which led the discussion was John Duncan Miller, British Information Services, Mr. Dat a-Majumder, a native of India, and Robert Fleming. American Instructor at Woodstock School. India. The final session was on "Selection and Utilization of Alaterials" with emphasis on slides, filmstrips, charts, etc. L. Harry Strauss, National Council of YMC.'^'s led the discussion, assisted by Richard B. Sealock, Librarian, Gary Public Library, Reverend Edwin T. Buehrer, Third Unitarian Church, and E. C. Waggoner, Supervisor. Visual Education. Public Schools, Elgin. NAVED's Chicago OfRce NAVED will move into its new headquarters at 430 S. Dearborn Street, Chicago 5, Illinois, on June 1, with Don ^^^^ite in charge as Executive Secretary of the organization. Mr. White has had many years' prewar experience as head of the Educational Film Library of the University System of Georgia, and has served with the Army overseas as a photographic officer. A full-time staff and permanent offices will enable NAVED to carry on a real program of activity. University of Cincinnati to Hold Business Education Institute on Visual Aids The department of business education of the L'niversity of Cincinnati. Cinciimati, Ohio, will hold a one-week Business Education Institute, June 10-15. The Institute will be devoted to the subject, "AudioVisual Aids in Business Education." The course will survey the purposes and the uses, technical problems, and available materials for the use of audio-visual aids in the teaching of business subjects. A critical evaluation of the various types of aids will be made. Numerous demonstrations will be included of various types of equipment and various materials. These will include materials which can be prepared by classroom teachers. Included in the course will be demonstrations and a study of such teaching helps as were used extensively in military instruction during World War II. The entire program will be under the direction of Ray G. Price, head of the department of business education. University of Cincinnati. D.V.I. Election in Zone VI New officers for Zone VI of the N. E. A. Department of Visual Instruction are : Chet Ullin. Kitsap County Audio-Visual Director, President ; Claude Simpson, State College of Washington, 1st Vice-President ; Glenn Satchwell, Northern Idaho State Teachers College, Vice-President ; Curtis Reid. Oregon State System of Higher Education, Vice-President : Delmar Harris. Vancouver (Wash.) Audio-Visual Director, Vice-President.