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Q What's the most versatile of
• all tools for teaching?
A A tape recorder right in the
, classroom!
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Which is the most versatile • of all tape recorders for teaching?
The NORELCO L* 'Continental' three-speed dual-track tape recorder!
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Why is the NORELCO • 'Continental* the most versatile of them all?
Its three speeds cover every classroom need from speech to music*.
NORELCO'
'Continental'
world's most advanced all-in-one portable tape recorder
*3 speeds for versatility
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For the name and address of your nearest 'Continental' dealer, vrite to:
NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CO., INC. High Fidelity Products Division, Dept. IS6 230 Duffy Avenue, Hicksville, L. I., N. Y.
EDUCATIONAL
SCReeN
Founded
in 1922
by
Nelson L. Greene
& AUDIO-VISUAL GUIDE
June, 1958 Volume 37, Number 6, Whole Number 364
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294 AUDIO DIRECTORY
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306 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
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