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The EDUCATIONAL SCREEN THE EDUCATIONAL SCREEN Staff Nelson L. Greene, - - - Editor-in-Chief Evelyn J. Baker - Advertising Manager Josephine Hoffman - - Offiee Manager Department Editors John E. Dugan - Haddon Heights, N. J. Donald A. Eldridce - New Haven, Conn. WiLBER Emmert - . - - Indiana Pa. Hardy R. Finch - - Greenwich, Conn. Ann Gale Chicago, 111. David Goodman - - New York, N. Y. Josephine Hoffman - - - Chicago, 111. L. C. Larson - - . Bloomington, Ind. F. Dean McClusky - Scarborough, N. Y. Etta Schneider - - New York, N. Y. Editorial Advisory Board Ward C. Bowen, Chief, Bureau of Radio and Visual Aids, State Education De- partment, Albany, N. Y. Marian Evans, Director, Visual Instruction Center, Public Schools, San Diego, Calif. W. M. Gregory, Western Reserve Univer- sity, Cleveland, Ohio. J. E. Hansen, Chief, Bureau of Visual Instruction, Extension Division, Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. J.^MEs S. Kinder, Director PCW Film Service, Pennsylvania College for Women, Pittsburgh, Pa. Boyd B. Rakestraw, Assistant Director Extension Division, University of Cal- ifornia, Berkeley, Calif. Paul C. Reed, Head, Educational Division, Bureau of Motion Pictures, Office of War Information, Washington, D. C. W. Gayle Starnes, in charge of Audio- Visual Aids, Department of University Extension, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Leua Trolincer, Secretary, Bureau of Visual Instruction, Extension Division, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. W. W. Whittinghill, Director, Depart- Pment of Visual and Radio Education, Board of Education, Detroit, Mich. VOLUME XXII JUNE, 1943 NUMBER SIX WHOLE NUMBER 213 Contents Cover Picture —Color Guard at U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois (U. S. Naval OfRcial PhotographJ Trends In Audio-Visual Instruction L. C. Larson 197 Maps and the War William M. Gregory 200 Pre-lnduction Training with Audio-Visual Aids J. L. Senechal 202 The Diorama Comes to the Classroom Julia Van Fleet 204 Motion Pictures—Not for Theatres Arthur Edwin Krows 206 The Film and International Understanding ...Edited by John E. Dugan 209 School-Made Motion Pictures Conducted by Hardy R. Finch 210 Fifth Midwestern Forum on Visual Teaching Aids 212 The Literature in Visual Instruction A Monthly Digest Conducted by Etta Schneider 214 The Department of Visual Instruction Notes 218 Summer Courses in Visual and Audio-Visual Instruction, 1943 218 Film Reviews 218 News and Notes Conducted by Josephine Hoffman 220 Current Film News 222 Among the Producers 223 Here They Are! A Trade Directory for the Visual Field 224 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Domastie $2.G0 C«nada „ $2.50 Foreign _ $3.00 SinqU Coplas 25 The EDUCATIONAL SCREEN published monthly eicept July end August by The Educational Screen, Inc. Publication Office, Pontiac, Illinois; Executive Office, 64 East Lake St., Chicago, Illinois. Entered at the Post Office at Pontiac, Illinois, as Second Class Matter. Address communications to The Educational Screen, 64 East Lake St., Chicago, III.