International projectionist (Jan 1963-June 1965)

Cosby Sets Up New Carbon Products Regions The establishment of two regional divisions in the arc carbon marketing group of Union Carbide Corporations Carbon Products Division was announced recently by J. \\ . 1 osby, arc carbon marketing manr. Mr. ('o?l>\ added that the change was necessitated in order to i •'iitinue to provide the best possible customer service in the face of increasing business activity. The eastern division, to be headquartered in New York ('itv. will be headed 1>\ P. H. Freeman as manager. Western division manager will be \\ . T. Brenner, who will he Iocated in Chicago. Freeman joined I nion Carbide in 1950 following graduation from Nina I niversity. \fter military servile from 1951 to 1953, li«' returned to the arc carbon sales department and served in both Charlotte, Y C. and New York. Since January, L962, be has been arc carbon -ale< manager. Brenner was graduated from Seton Hall I niversit) in 1950 with a bachelor ol science degree. Following service in the \rm\ \ii Corps . he work•il with two motion picture companies and joined I nion Carbide in L959 as an arc carbon sales engineer with assignments in Charlotte. N. C, and most recentl) in Dallas. Texas. Kalart Firm Gets Freedom Award The Kalart Co., Inc. is one of 7 Connecticut Industrial firms of a total of 104 U. S. firms who received awards from the "Tools for I' reedom" Foundation. U. S. industrial firms donated a total of SuOO.UOO worth of new equipment to be used in the International Center for Advanced Technical and Vocational training, a United Nations sponsored facility for the developing nations in Turin. Italy. "Tools for Freedom" is a non-profit organization formed by the U. S. business community to advance technical training in under-developed counVtries. The Kalart Company, Inc., through it audio-visual division, The Victor Animatograph Corp.. donated a Kalart Victor Model 70-25MP 16mm sound projector with a 12-inch separately cased speaker. This unit included a special built-in pre-amplifier and interchangeable sound heads Kalart officials show their award from the Tools for Freedom Foundation. which permit projection of either optical or magnetic sound tracks. I he Victor Animatograph Corp. manufactures and distributes an extensive line of L6mm sound projectors and related audio-visual equipment on a world w i<le basis. Increased emphasis bv the Export Department of the Victor Animatograph Corporation has resulted in a far reaching program foi the development and um' ol audio-visual techniques in foreign countries. From Iceland to Laos, regardless of climate or conditions. Kalart Victor made projectors are used to teach and train. Complete engineering and technical services are offered bv the \ ictor Animatograph Corp. to all foreign countries who request aid in the development of their audio-visual departments. Thru the extensive use of 16mm sound movies manv of the underdeveloped countries are able to train and teach their personnel in modern methods and procedures. iP OUT OF PRINT MITCHELL MANUAL AVAILABLE! The renowned "Manual for Practical Projection" by Robert A. Mitchell is now out of print, according to an announcement by the bookseller. International Projectionist. Returns from our retail outlets have been consolidated and we now have approximately 40 volumes of the Mitchell Manual available on a first-come-first served basis. These books are in brand new condition, complete with dust jackets; have never been used. This rare publication can be yours for $10 cash or money order. Sorry, no C.O.D. or foreign orders can be accepted at this price. Sheehan Booksellers P.O. Box 6174 Minneapolis, Minn. 55424 America's headquarters for all theatre equipment supplies -N.TS National THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST 1645 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis 34, Minnesota Enter my subscription for Name Address City □ 1 year (12) issues — $3.00 □ 2 years (24) issues — $5.00 FOREIGN: Add $1.00 per year Zone State International Projectionist December. 1964 15