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Educational Film Library Assn. "Recent Health Films," compiled by Emily S. Jones. 74 pp. $1.00 (The above two publications may be ordered together at the special price of $1.50) "Index of Selected Film Lists," compiled by Jessie B. Kitching and Emily S. Jones. 40 pp. $1.00 "Making Films Work for Your Community," edited by Patricia Blair "Man and His Food: A discussion Guide on 25 Films," a UNESCO project. 45 pp. Illus. 75^ "Selected Films—Biological and Physical Science in Schools of Nursing," by Loretta Heidgerken. 36 pp. 50^ EFLA Service Supplements, mimeographed reports and film lists prepared by various members of EFLA, are distributed free to EFLA members as they are published. Back copies are avail- able to members and nonmembers at a price of 30^ each. Sample titles include "Films About Publishing and the Graphic Arts," "Public Affairs Film List," "Movies Look at Children," "Films for the English Teacher," "Films for the Public Library," "Edu- cationally Produced Films," "Fifty Films for Teacher Educa- tion," "Business Education Teaching Aids," "Films for Nursing Education," "Audio-Visual Materials on Food Conservation," "Motion Pictures for Art Education," "Human Relations on the Screen," "Films for Youth," "Survey on the Use of Foreign Feature-length Films." The following are available to EFLA members only: "EFLA Bulletin," monthly news, editorial, lists of new films. 4 pp. "EFLA Service Supplements," mimeographed film lists and re- ports, usually eight a year (see above) Evaluation Cards, pertinent information about content and dis- tribution of selected 16mm films, with evaluative comments by educational committees (among EFLA member groups) issued on 3x5 file cards. 40 titles to an issue, nine issues a year. Note: Back issues of Evaluation Cards can be ordered by regular members at the rate of $7.50 for a year's output, or individual titles can be ordered at 5^ each, or in quantities at 3^f each. PERSONNEL: The Association has two full-time and one part-time employees. Emily S. Jones (A.B., Vassar) has been Assistant in the Children's Room, New York Public Library branches; editorial assistant on a magazine; production assistant for an educational film producer; Executive Secretary of EFLA since 1946. Evaluation Editor: Mary L. Allison MEETINGS: Film showings and meetings are open to all members and to the public. The annual meeting is usually held in Chicago at the end of July and consists of discussion sections and film showings. The 72