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November, 1943 Page 361 Miss Miller's geography class is off to Africa with Count Byron de Prorok, famed archeologist of thirty far-flung expeditions. "Ancient Trails in North Africa" is more than a pleasant travelogue. It re- veals the history of man in this forgot- ten part of the earth ... traces his devel- opment from antiquity to the present day. Count de Prorok toured army camps to lecture and show this film to troops preparing for the African in- vasion. "Ancient Trails in North Africa" is now available from the B&H Filmo- sound Library, for your use in supple- menting regular classroom work. The already huge list of Filmosound Library titles is being augmented almost daily by Government films. One of the finest thus far is "Wings Up." It's the fascinating story of the U. S. Air Corps Officer Candidate School. You'll be in- spired by the caliber of the men and the "brass tacks" practicality of their train- ing. It's a grand film for American Education Week, Nov. 7-13. The theme of the observance this year is "Educa- tion for Victory," ideally symbolized by this great film. Clark Gable does the commentary. HItl'S AN IXCILLINT OUIDI TO THI FILMS YOU WANT Especially to help teachers fit films into the programs of their classes, we've developed the "Educational Utilization Digest." In simple, easy-to-use chart form, every film is evaluated for its worth in supplementing classroom work on almost all school subjects— and for its application to the different school age groups. The Digest plus the Filmosound Library Catalog and supplements are all you need to build motion picture pro- grams that fit your teaching problems. The coupon will bring both . . . promptly. Bell & Howell Company, Chicago; New York; Hollywood; Washington, D. C; London. Established 1907. The Fllni»«ound V".—, now being made exdu. sively for the Armed Forces, is a product of real engineering skill . . . for despite restrictions of critical materials, this fine projector maintains traditionally high B&H performance standards. These Irlnf Theater ttumlltr PrafedfMi re Uhool Fllmvc Itmm. Prejectir Flhno Muter ISmm. Prelector ■•9/n Nsw te Han S€hool-Ma6» Movitt for after the War Filtno Showmaster 16mm. Projector Qpfi\onics rKiimiril JQS&LSSSr k*Optl-onlcs is OPTICS . . . elec- 1 trONics . . . mechanics. It Is re- search and engineerinft by Bell & Howell Id these three related sciences to accomplish many ttiinfts never before obtainable. I oday Opti-onirs Is a WEAPON, lomorrow, it will be a SERVANT . . to work, protect, educate, .inJ entertain. ■k BUY WAR BONDS * Products combining the tciencx of OPTIct • •/•efrONics • macAonfCS BELL & HOWELL COMPANY 1817 Larchmonl Ave., Chicago 13, lU. Please send me the Filmosound Library Catalog and Utilization Digest. PRECISION-MADE BY Same Addreu. CSe^ an^ (^oii/e^ City State School ES 11-43