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MEETINGS: The Correctional Education Association meets annually as an affiliate of the American Prison Association. Occasionally, meet- ings are held for the purpose of discussing the use of visual aids. FINANCING: A Visual Aids Service is maintained by each separate institution. FORECAST: There is every possibility that in the not too distant future provi- sions will be made for more detailed study of visual aids and their use in the correctional service. The Correctional Education Asso- ciation has very limited finances, but the service possible in many fields is unlimited. The Visual Aids Service is one of the objectives of the Association and it is hoped that some work may be done on the problem within the next year. COUNCIL OF MOTION PICTURE ORGANIZATIONS, INC. (COMPO) 1501 Broadway Wisconsin 7-8920 New York 36, New York Founded 1950 Members: Sponsored by and representative of the en- tire United States motion picture industry. Charter member organizations: Allied States Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors, Independent Theatre Own- ers Association, Metropolitan Motor Picture Theaters Association, Motion Picture Association of America, Motion Picture Industry Council, Society of Independ- ent Motion Picture Producers, Theatre Owners of America, Western Theatre Owners, Inc., Committee of Trade Press Publishers, Variety Clubs International Co-Chairmen: Al Lichtman, Samuel Pinanski, Wilbur Snaper Treasurer: Herman Robbins Secretary: Sidney Schreiber Special Counsel: Robert W. Coyne Director of Information: Charles E. McCarthy Comptroller: Harold Saxe AIM: To increase the prestige of the motion picture industry; to foster the common interests of all its branches and branch organizations; to enlist all members of the industry in improving the industry's public relations by (1) collecting and disseminating information about the industry, its problems, its product, its patrons, and its employees, by (2) cultivating new patrons for theatrical motion pictures, by (3) developing the general usefulness of the motion picture and publicizing its services to the local community, the nation, and the United Nations, by (4) furthering those matters in 67