Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

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AT&T AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION ABC-TV M^IM ABC-TV INTERNATIONA L AMF AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE AUDI Freedoms Foundation Honors Films ancjD George Vi'asliiiigtun Honor Medal to Procter & Gamble Fm YOU WANT TO TELL CIRCU F. GOO COMPA CORP, CLAIR CONGR T BUREAU OF LATIONS BABC0CK & WILCOX B. DRICH ■MiEEinB THE BORDEN NY BRISTOL MYERS CELENESE OF AMERICA ^HIIIEHSIK!^ OL COMPANY CBS-RADIO CBS-TV EGATION ^ESM^ CHRISTIAN CHUR CH DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY EASTMAN C HEMICAL COMPANY fMHWISMM EAST MAN KODAK COMPANY E. I. DUPONT ET HYL CORPORATION WEME^HM^H^Mi FAMILY CIRCLE FOUR ROSES DISTILLE RS FOSTORIA GLASS CO. HESEIMI G IRL SCOUTS OF THE U.S.A. HEUBLEIN INC. IBM HEinUI^H INSTITUTE 0 F LIFE INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL NI CKEL COMPANY BJEIEE3MI JONES & LAUGHLIN STEEL COMPANY KOPPERS CO MPANY ^SMMM^ LADIES HOME JOU RNAL LEVER BROTHERS LIFE MAGAZINE MC CALL'S MAGAZINE ■CESIIIIIB NAT lONAL DISTILLERS NATIONAL LUMBER MFGRS. ASSOC. ■i^-f:lJH.'hJ:ll:^ NATION AL VITAMIN FOUNDATION NEW YORK LI FE INSURANCE CO. BUESSHEHOLIN M ATHIESON PEPSI-COLA COMPANY PHILL IPS-VAN HEUSEN ■HJEIMZBH CHA RLES PFIZER RAYBESTOS REDBOOK ROY AL CROWN ttHMEHIirai THE SATURDAY EVENING POST SCOTT PAPER COMPANY fTTyfrrmiAJA-^.niJ.'.iJAJL'itM socONY MOBI L OIL COMPANY SEAGRAMS SYLVANIA E LECTRIC ■■l:Hi'iJ><il!i'i j.'k^[il!B PRODUCTS . I NC. TEXACO THEATER GUILD TIME MAG AZiNE BBUMSEIISMi UNION carbide VOGUE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. WOMAN • S DAY ^H^niiininilll^H XEROX YISUALSCOPE i N C O R H O R AT E D 103 PARK AVENUE ■ NEW YORK CITY 17 ■ MU 3-3513 'T'he I 7th Anntai. Awards •■■ program of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge has bestowed a George Washington Honor Medal on the Procter & Gamble Company, of Cincinnati, (^hio, for its motion picture. 'Hw Pursuit of Profit, produced by The Jam Handy Organization. The film, "Afhich shows that product distribution today is free enterprise at work, emphasizes that profit plus free enterprise makes progress as shown by America where each individual profits by profit. The Pursuit of Profit award was part of the Freedoms Foundation's Alexander Hamilton Awards program for "Economic Education on Dynamic Capitalism." The film has been widely shown to retail clerks throughout the United States and was featured in these pages last year. Encased Medal to Thomas' Film The principal motion picture award, an encased George Washington Honor Medal, went to Thomas Productions of Hollywood, California, for the film. Let the Word do Forth. The film is an account of the tyrannies and injustices which fomented the American Revolution, culminating in the victory which enabled every American to say, '13 years ago 1 had a king. Today I have a president, a Nation, a Constitution and a Bill of Rights." Principal awards ceremonies took place at Valley Forge, Pa, on Washington's Birthday, February 22nd and will he followed by a number of regional awards presentations being made throughout the country. Dr. Kenneth D. Wells is president of Freedoms F-ounda tion. The Very Reverend W. Dullea, president of tl versify of San Francisco, se chairman of the distinguish!. ., •Awards Jury. These Pictures Were Hon Other honor medal awaU jj motion pictures were sha'd t The American Iron and St I Ii stitute. New York City, for i tilr Steel and America, prodii^l \ Walt Disney and by th> Motor Company, for the picture, A Mouthful of I> the activities of the F.B.I., s .\i( that, despite the background>f tl individual involved, all lives are protected by lav Parthenon Pictures, ot wood, received the George t^j ington Honor Medal for idi Washington — C(7.v of the " This pictorial report on thi history and growth, was h as a ""television exhortation zenship and patriotic appre of our national shrines to ican freedom," This film is being distribjed U. S. schools by Film Assrii of California. .\\vard Medal to Masonic William J. Ganz" produc n In Tlie Hearts of Men v>f\ honor medal for its spons , . Scottish Rite of Freem; J Washington, D. C. This d(x J tary film report shows Ma ij role in proxiding leadership! development of America fni time of Washington, Frankl i Madison, to the continued dfl of freedom by Mac.Arthur.Rl enbacker and Astronaut < Dimension Films, Los received the medal award (CONTINLIKD ON NEXI Im /;/ pkhIiicHoii for "Tin rursiiit of VroUt" dl Tin Jam lUmdxj Orn BUSINESS SCREEN