The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

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k CIMI nCTURE OF ITIt. ..HTIlit ?« The UNITED NATIONS FILM BOARD APPROVES AND RECOMMENDS: PATTElliV FOR PEACE j> (THE CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS) At last here is the film for which eveiyone has been asking and waiting. It is an explanation of the functions of the United Nations. It shows, with animation and a very clear commentary, how the organization is set up and what the purpose of each department is. It describes the necessity for each council, who its members are. It explains the veto. It is a complete guide to the U.N., an educational illustrated lecture on a topic which is uppermost in everyone's mind today. r6mm b/w sound, 2 red, rental $2-50 single day. Sale $44.00 list. (luued br the British Office of Informitlon) Officio/ Distributors in the United States FILMS OF THE ► NATIONS, Inc. (A non-profir membership organitotignj 55 WEST 45th STREET NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Ask your dealer or write us for neareit addreil where rllm is •vallabte. Write for your complimentary copy of our Rental CataloiE or Sales releases of films on foreign nations and the United Nations OrKanization. Army-Navy rigid standards of specifications. In addition. Radiant Manufacturing Corp. is now filling an order for 3000 of their Fold-Pak, portable fold'ng screens, to he used by the National Guard here at home. The Harris Electrotone I'lie Harris Manufacturing Company. I OS Angeles, California, offers a full line of radio-phonograph combinations and transcription playback instruments. The Electrotone, Model D Among the models available are the Klectrotone Supreme, Model 4000, an automatic radio-phonograph for worldwide use on 110-220 volts of either AC or DC current; the Electrotone Model 3000, and automatic radio-phonograph combination; the Electrotone Custom Built, Model 200A, a deluxe automatic phonograph; the Electrotone Model 60, also an automatic electric phonograph; the Portophone, Model 20, available with electric or spring motor. Also available are the following transcription playback instruments: Model 100, Model D, Model SO; Models D and 50 are transcription playback instruments with removable 12" speakers. For further information, write to the Harris Manufacturing Co., 2422 W. 7th St., Los Angeles, California. New Fllmo Auto-8 Camera Offering many features never before built into any 8mm camera, the Filmo Auto-S magazine loading 8mm movie camera is announced by the Bell & Howell Company, Chicago. Some of the outstanding innovations incorporated in B&H's newest Filmo •are the following: (1.) Tu'O-Lens Turret— includes the Filmocoted J/<" f/1.9 and IJ^" f/3.5 focusing mount lenses which are interchangeable with other special purpose lenses; (2.) Lens-Seating Arrangement— -a. feature which permits the operator to screw the lens firmly into the turret and then adjust the graduation marks to the most convenient position for his individual reading; (3.) Maga.zine Loading and Ejec tor System — loading and unloading the Auto-8 is said to be fast and exact, and B&H states further that in the interlock between ejector and film footage dial lies a new "mistake proof" feature — the ejector button will not dislodge the magazine unless and until the footage dial is reset. The operator can't forget to reset the dial; (4.) Audible and Visible Footage Indicators— The Filmo Auto-8 has a ninefoot film run per winding; (5) Operating Speeds — There are five operating speeds (16, 24, 32, 48, and 64 frames per second), a single-picture release, and a continuous operation lock that allows the movie maker to get into the picture himself. Adjustable Sheet Film Tank Announcement of the FEDCO DeLuxe Adjustable Sheet Film Tank, has been made by Fedco Products, 37 Murray Street, New York City. The new tank with the familiar red top accepts all sheet film sizes from 23/2 "x354" to 4"x S", either cut film or pack. It is quite similar to conventional roll film tanks in its operation. It has a reel which is loaded from one end, using a specially designed fool-proof feeder to insure getting one film in each slot. Another feature of the tank is its compactness, thus permitting the use of only 45 ounces of solution. New Film Tank The new tank measures only Sj^'x 6'A" by SVz" high. It is made of acidresistant bake lite, thoroughly lighttrapped, and the central well is so designed that a stem-type thermometer may be inserted directly into the solution. De Mornay-Budd Flashing Unit .A new Flashing Unit has recently been announced by De Mornay-Budd., Inc., 475 Grand Concourse, New York 51, N. Y. The unit is intended to be used on cameras using the new "synchro-shutters" I with which many of the recent models a are being fitted. It is available with a suitable rubber-covered cord and "jack-plug" which fits the outlets on Ilex, Kodak and Rapax (WoUensak) shutters. An interesting feature of the Flashing Unit lies in the fact that, at any future time, it may be converted into a Press Synchronizer by the addition of the solenoid unit. Multiple extension outlets and a Kalart Focuspot outlet are provided. n 98 Educafional Screen