The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

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September, 1946 Page 403 Send for our new 1946-47 catalogue of 16mm. sound rental films listing Educational Shorts in ^ black & white and color Educational and Entertainment features Comedies Cartoons Sports LEWIS FILM SERVICE 1145 No. Market St. WICHITA 6, KANSAS mass media of coniniunication and the educational programs of various memht-r nations Among Those Represented In addition to representatives from many state and city audio-visual centers, and film experts from the United Kingdom, Dominion of Canada, Australia, India, France, the Netherlands, the United Nations, Food and Agricultural Organization and UNE.SCO Preparatory Commission, the following organizations participated : American Council, Institute of Pacific Relations — 'Ethel C. Ewing, New York. American Council on Race Relations — June Blythe, Chicago. American Library .Association — Mrs. .\ubry Lee Graham, Rae C. Kelly, and David Wilder, Washington. American Farm Bureau Federation — Dean McCumber, Washington. American Association of University Women — Dr. Helen Dwight Reid, Washington, and Mrs. E. C. Lanphire, San Mateo, Calif. -•Mlied Non-Theatrical Film Association — Wm. F. Kruse, Chicago, and Horace Jones, New York. American Unitarian Association — Rev. Ernest W. Kuebler, Boston. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace — Malcolm W. Davis. New York. Congress of Industrial Organizations (Educational Department)— George Guernsey, Washington. Educational Film Research Institute — Mrs. Ruth Hedges, Los Angeles, Calif. Educational Film Library ,^ssociation — L. C. Larson, Bloomington, Indiana, and I. C. Boerlin, State College, Penna. General Federation of Women's Clubs— Mrs. Catherine Ford, Washington. National Education .Association — Vernon G. Dameron, W. F. Murra, and William G. Carr, all of Washington. National Congress of Parents and Teachers — Walter Bell, .\tlanta, Ga. National .Association of Visual Education Dealcr.s — Paul L. Brand, Washington, and Milton Stark, Baltimore. National .Association of Broadcasters — Jerry Guenther, Washington. National Board of Review— Mrs. Bettina Gunczy, New York. National Catholic Educational .AssociationVery Rev. Frederick G. Hochwalt, Washington. National University Extension .Association, F. C. Lowry, Knoxville, Tenn., and Lee Cochran, Iowa City, Iowa. National Institute of Social Relations— Stephen Kraft, Washington. National Conference of Christians and Jews— Mrs. Frank A. Linzell, Wasliington. National Council of Farmer Cooperatives— G. Maurice Wietmg, Washington. Natioral Grange— Louis H. Wilson, Washington. National Committte on .Atomic Information— Daniel Melcher, Washington. New Council of .American Business— Carl P. Green, Washington. United Auto Workers (CIO)— Allen Savior, Detroit. Mich. United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation AdministrationWilliam H. Wells, Washington. American Council on Education— Dr. George F. Zook, Mr.s. Helen Staton Preston and Joseph B. Johnson, all of Wss!iington, and Gardner L. Hart, New Haven, Conn. Film Council of America— C. R. Reagan, Austin, Texas, .'.id Thomas J. Brandon, New York. READY NOW! MEETING THE WORLD A New Encyclopaedia Britannica Instructional Film MEETING THE WORLD KRSOIItimf EEVEUIPMEIir SERIES Esqrclopadla Britanllci iibas Inc. Produced in Collaboration with LAWRENCE K. FRANK, Director, Zachry Institute of Human Development New York City WHAT THE FILM DOES: Shows hov^ the personality begins to emerge in the first year of life. The human infsint, entering the world as a helpless dependent organism, is transformed into a member of society, by the way he is cared for and treated. Feeding satisfies his hunger, makes him feel safe and secure. Parental care protects the child ; shows him what to expect from the world. Love helps him to develop desirable human relations. SCOPE OF THE FILM'S USE: Senior high school, college, and adults. COURSES IN WHICH FILM MAY BE USED: Social studies, human relations, child development, mental hygiene, child psychology and home economics. LENGTH: One reel: safety stock; 16mm., sound. PRICE: S50. Discount 10%. State and other taxes extra. TERMS: Net 30 days. Transportation prepaid. This film can be obtained on the Lease-to-owN Plan or the Cooperative Film Library Program. For further information, and a complete list of instructional films, write today to Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Inc., Dept. 21 -J3, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, Illinois. Mk^ ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS INC.