Business screen magazine (1946)

quality can be spelled crawley Crawleys is one of the world's most experienced international producers, with more than 2000 films shot in 23 countries, 200 films for U.S. clients, 188 awards, our own Animation Studios, even our own Color Lab. For a "different" film, try us! CRAWLEY FILMS 19 Fairmont, Ottawa, Canada (613-728-3513) 93 Yorkville. Toronto • 1260 University, Montreal XEROX knows image quality; so, XEROX uses Da-Lite® Slide & Movie Screens! The world-famous Xerox Corporation IS no copycat! Originally, they installed one Da-Lite ElectrolR screen . . then ordered four more, all permanently installed. In addition, Xerox maintains a ■fleet" of five portable Challengerl« models! Duplication? No . . . just good business! For full information about the complete Da-Lite line of electrically operated, remote control screens, in sizes from 50" to 30' square, call or write Dept. BS. We'll send you all the facts you need, plus the name of your nearest qualified A. V. Dealer. iD/V-i.rrE Bi lltl Scrim Co Inc Wiisiw. Indijfli 46510 ORGANIZATIONS bers new concepts and technology for th« b«t1erment of motion pictures; to exctiange information on personnel, equipment and marltets for the benefit of all members; to provide information on conditions in each area: and to simplify and render more productive the operations of all members ActWilie*: Publishes newsletter. QUORUM QUOTES on a quartely basis; annual meetings April. 1972 WashinRton. DC: April, 1973-Milan. Italy (in coniunction with and al the invitation of MIFED); Also meets each October in coniunction with the International Film & TV Festival of New Yorl< INTERNATIONAL FILHH. TV AND A-V PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (IFTAPA) Office*: 1775 Broadway, New York, N.r. 10019 Officer*: William Van Praag. New Yorlt. President; J Galveias Rodrigues, London. General Vice President; Alfred Tennyson, New York. Vice President of the Western Hemisphere; E. Beckh. Zurich. Vice President of the European Area; L Becker. Sidney. Vice President of the Far East Area; Ian Mutsu, Tokyo. Vice President of the Pacific Area: Bernie Barnett. New York. Vice President of the Associate Members; Arthur R Rose. New York. Treasurer; Herbert Rosen. New York, Executive Director. Board of Directors: Jerome J. Cohi-n. USA.; Richard M Kerns. USA; Ronald F. La Vote. USA; W B Legg. Jr. USA; Phil Martin, USA: Pedro E. Misner. Puerto Rico: Fred A. Niles. USA; Georges Pessis. France; Tadaomi J. Shikanai. Japan; Jerko V. Tognola. Switzerland: Gyula Trebitsch. Germany Purpose: The purpose for which IFTAPA has been organized are: To advance, internationally, the film, television, and audiovisual fields, and all their branches. To be a vehicle for collecting new ideas on production, equipment and facilities available throughout the world. To work with international organizations or individual countries to set up international standards. To collect and make available statistics and other data To distribute and disseminate to its members important news. To promote activities relating to technical research. testinR supplies and materials. To create and maintain cordial relations and cooperation amongst its members Publications: The IFTAPA — Newsletter THE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL ASSOCIATION, INC. National Office: 3150 Spring St . Fairfax. Vir Kini.i .''P030. Contact: Harry McGee. Executive Vice Pres-1 ident and General Manager Membership: A trade assoication of the commercial audio-visual industry; membership consists of (1) AV dealers and film libraries; • 2) A-V materials' producers; (3) A-V equipment, manufacturers; (4) independent A-V suppliers' representative: (5) professional services: and (6) overseas commercial Purposes: The Association was organized in 1939 to (1) collect and furnish data which will benefit A V business; (2) improve Iha professional status and business practice of the industry; (3) provide business educi lion and information; and (41 promote bettr relations between A V suppliers, distributort,' .ind customers 1972 Activilie*: The NAVA Convention and Trade Show; July 15-18. Kansas City Board of Directors: Alan P Twyman. Chairman of the Board: Boggs E Huff. President: Robert R Hiller First Vice President and President-Elect: Matt Dowlmg. Second Vic«President; Malcolm P Ewing. Treasurer. W. James Orth, Sccrelary A AssI Treasurer -i) ■ 1 y li THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON FILMS FOR SAFETY Office (of the Secretary! 425 North Michigai Ave , 5th Floor, Chicago, Illinois 6061 1 Officer*: Phil Carspecken (National Associl tion of Automotive Mutual Insurance Companies), chairman: William Wendland (National Safety Councilt. Secretary Member Organizations: American AutomoblM Assoc i.»tion. Anieiic.»n Association of Moto* Vehicle Administrators. American Insuranci Association. American Medical Associ.ition, American Mutual Insurance Alliance. Ameri' can National Red Cross. American National Standards Institute. Inc , American Petroleum Institute. American Public Health A»sociation, American Society of Safety Ensineers. American Society for Training anC Development. American Water Works Assn. Association of Safety Council Executive* Auto Industries HiRhway Safety Committaa Department of the Air Force. Department of the Army. Oapartmant of tha Navv. Depati meni of Transportation. 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