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Coming: Two Special Issues
Advance notice of two traditional vents in the AV world . . .
Educational Screen and Audiovisual luide's special Convention issue July) and the annual Blue Book of ludiovisual Materials (August).
The Convention issue will present nee again the official program of the Jational Audiovisual Convention, toother with the programs of all groups leeting concurrendy at the convenion; the complete list of exhibitorsheir booth locations, personnel on land, equipment and materials to be hown; special articles by national AV eaders; and Ed Screen & AV Guide's ixclusive Directory of Audiovisual Iquipment and Services.
And the Blue Book the following lonth . . . our annual compilation of udiovisual materials released during le past academic year. The 1960 ;sue numbered over 1,200 titles.
Both issues are just around the orner for readers of EdScreen & AV
uide.
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EDUCATIONAL SCREEN & AVGUIDE
EDITORIAL STAFF
.Ul C. SEED, Editor. JAMES R. CUMMINGS, MonIng Editor. WIlllAM S. HOCKMAN, Editor for the urcli Field. I. C. lARSON ond CAROLYN GUSS, Itort for Film Evaluatiani. MAX U. BIIDERSEE. Ilor for the Audio Field. IRENE F. CYPHER, editor
the New Filmilrlpi. PHILLIP LEWIS. Techrilcol itor. WILLIAM F. KRUSE, Trade and Public ReMom Coniullont. IRENE THORSON, Editorial tlitont.
BUSINESS STAFF
S. GILLETTE, Publlther. MARIE C. GREENE. iS. RUTH M. LEWIN, Aiiociate Publlsliert. TKEA H. >WDEN, Builneii Monaser, OLIVE R. TRACY, •culollon Marioger, PATRICK A. PHIllfPI, OrcKion Promotion. WILMA WIDDICOMBE. Adverting Manager.
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its. RUTH M. LEWIN, 10 Broinerd Road. Summit, N. J. (Crestvlew 3-3042)
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EDITORIAl ADVISORY BOARD
-MES W. BROWN, School of Education. San Jom
State College, Colifornlo IGAR DALE, Head, Curriculum Division, fiureou of
Educational Research, Ohio State University,
Columbus '.O OE BERNARDIS, Assistont Superintendent,
Portiond, Oregon, Public Schools '.RGARET W. DIVIZIA, Supervisor In Charge.
Audio-Visual Education Section, Los Angeles
City Schools, Los Angeles, Collfornia ^ H. DURR, Supervisor, Bureau of Teaching Mo.
terlols. State Board of Education, Richmond,
Virginia CARLES F. HOBAN, Institute for Cooperative Research, University of Pennsylvania, Phlladelphio tILY S. JONES, Executive Secretary, Educational
Film Library Association, New York City FEDGAR LANE, supervisor. Instructional Materials
Department, Board of Public instruction, Dade
County, Florida FDEAN McClUSKY, Professor Emeritus, University
of Colifornlo, P. O. Box 446, Nice, Calif. SRIEY REID, U. S. Office of Education, Washlngon
CARLES F. SCHULLER, Director, Audlo-VIsuol Center, Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michlgon
E4EST TIEMANN, Director, Visual Instruction Bureou. Associate Professor, Division of Extension, The University of Texas, Austin
ON WHITE, Executive Vice President, National Andie-Vlsuol Assoclotlon, Folrfox, VIrglnto
AUDIOVISUAL
GUIDE May, 1961 Volume 40, Number S, WhoU Number 397
EDITORAL
220 Teacher Re-Placement
ARTICLES
221 Graded Globes E. Milton Grassell
224 Safe Use OF TV Sets In School
227 Evaluating Your AV Program Ben Gumm
230 "Talkies" For The Deaf John A. Gough
FEATURE REPORT
219 Red Carpet In The White House
DEPARTMENTS AND FEATURES
214 News
218 Letters
218 Calendar
232 Film Evaluations L. C. Larson, Carolyn Guss
236 Filmstrips Irene F. Cypher
239 AV In The Church Field William S. Hockman
243 Audio Max U. Bildersee
247 AV Industry News
248 Trade Directory
249 New Equipment and Materials 257 New Publications
257 Helpful Rooks
258 Directory Of Sources
259 Index To Advertisers
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