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Directory of Sources
ADL — Anti-Defamation League of B;nai
B;rith, 515 Madison Ave.. New York 22 AMERICAN OPTICAL CO., Instrument Div.,
Box A. Buffalo 15, N. Y. ARGUS — Argus Cameras. Inc., div. of Syl
vania Electric Products, Inc., 405 Fourth
St.. Ann Arbor. Mich. ARRIFLEX Corp. of America, 257 Park Ave.,
South. New York 10. N. Y. ARTVPE, Incorporated. 127 S. Northwest
Highway. Barrington. 111. ATLANTIS Productions. Inc.. 7967 Sunset
Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif. ATSI — American Teaching System, Inc., 12902
S. Broadway, Los Angeles 61, Calif.
BAIISCH & Lomb. Incorporated, 68861 Bausch
St.. Rochester 2. N. Y. BESELER Co.. Charles, 211 S. 18th St., East
Orange, N. J.
BILLERETT Company. 1544 Embassy St., Anaheim, Calif.
BRADFORD Products Co.. 8106 N. Ridgeway, Skokie. 111.
BUHL Optical Co.. 1009 Beech Ave., Pittsburgh 33, Pa.
BURGESS— Burgess Cellulose Co., Freeport. lU.
CECO— Camera Equipment Co., Inc., 315 W.
43rd St.. New York 36, N. Y. COFFEY. Jack C. Co.. Inc.. 710— 17th St.,
North Chicago, 111.
C'GLORTRAN—Colortran Industries, 630 S. Flower St.. Burbank. Calif.
CONCORDIA Films, 3558 S. Jerrerson Ave., St. Louis 18
CORONET Films, Chicago 1, 111.
65 E. South Water St.,
DAGE Television, Div. Thompson Products, Inc.. West 10th St.. Michigan City. Ind.
DA-LITE Screen Co., Inc.. Warsaw, Ind.
DICTAPHONE Corporation. 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.
DRAPER. Luther O.. Shade Co.. P.O " , 108. Spiceland. Ind.
DUKANE Corp.. St. Charles, III.
EI.ECTNET— Electro Networks, Inc Caledonia, N. Y.
ELGEET-VICOM— Vicom. Inc.. div. Elgeet Optical Co.. 838 Smith St., Rochester. N. Y.
FEDMEC— Federal Manufacturing and Engineering Corp., 1055 Stewart Ave., Garden City, N. Y.
FLASH— Flash Manufacturing Co., 305 Plane St., Newark 2, N. J.
FOTOTYPE, Inc., 1414 Roscoe St., Chicago 13,
GBCA— G B C America Corp., 89 Franklin
St.. New York 13. N. Y. GE:LAMP— General Electric Co.. Photo
Lamp Dept., Nela Park, Cleveland 12, Ohio GENARCO Inc.. 9704 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica
35. N. Y.
GRAFLEX. Inc.. Dept. ES-11, 3750 Monroe
Ave.. Rochester 3, N. Y. GROLIER— The Grolier Society, Inc., 575
Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y.
HARKAR— Harman-Kardon, N. Y.
Inc., Plainview,
1245 CHICAGO AVE. • EVANSTOIiAjJ.1'.;
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HOOVER Brothers, 1511 Baltimore, Kansas
City, Mo.
HOWE Folding Furniture Co., 360 Lexington
Ave., New York 17, N. Y. HPI: Hudson Photographic Industries. Inc.,
So. Buckhout & Station Rd., Irvington-on
Hudson, N. Y.
UBSCI— T. N. Hubbard Scientific Co.. P.O. 105. Northbrook. 111.
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-International Film Bureau, Inc.. 332 S. (fichigan Ave.. Chicago 4. 111.
INMARK — Inter-Mark Corporation. 8( Cooper Ave.. Brooklyn 27, N. Y.
INSTRUCTO Products Co., Div. of Jacroi Mfg. Co.. 1635 N. 55th St., Philadelphia Pa.
JERROLD Electronics Corporation, Jerr Bldg., Philadelphia 32, Pa.
K & K— Keufel & Esser Co.. Hoboken. N. KLEEN— Kleen-Stik Products, Inc., 7300
Wilson Ave., Chicago, 111. KNOX Manufacturing Co.. Shiller Park, 111.
9715 Soreng A>
LaBELIE Industries, Inc.. Oconomowoc, W LAFINST— Lafayette Instrument Co.,
26th & 52-Bypass, Lafayette. Ind. LAKESIDE Manufacturing Co.. 1996 S. A
St.. Milwaukee 7. Wise.
MDTEl, — Maryland Telecommunications, Ii 10 B Winters Lane, Baltimore 28, Md.
MMM — Minnesota Mining and Manufactur Co., 9D0 Bush St.. St. Paul 6, Minn.
NEA: National Education Association, I tional Commission on Safety Educati 1201 16th St.. N. W., Washington 6
ORB — J. Herbert Orr Enterprises, It
Opelika, Ala. ORVIS— Oravisual Co., Inc., Box 11150,
Petersburg 33, Fla.
PENTRON, Inc., 788 S. Tripp Ave., Chlce 24, 111.
RADIANT Mfg. Corp., P.O. Box 5640, Chica
80, 111.
RCA, Audio-Visual Sales, Meadow Lands, 1 RCA, Broadcast and TV Equipment Det
Industrial Electronic Products, Mead<
Lands, Pa. RIIECAL — Rheem-Califone Corp., 5922 Bow
roft St., P.O. Box 78567, Los Angeles
Calif. ROBINS Industries Corp., 36-27 Prince E
Flushing 54, N. Y. RUDCO— Rutherford Duplicator Co., P.
Box 13087, Houston 19, Texas.
SCOTT— H. H. Scott, Inc., Ill Powderm
Road, Maynard, Mass. STANPROJ— Standard Projector & Equi
ment Co.. 7433 N. Harlem. Chicago 48, J
SYLVANIA Electric Products Inc., 730 Thi Ave.. New York 17
TECNIFAX Corporation. 195 Appleton S
Holyoke. Mass. TRW. Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.. Ed
cational Electronics Div.. 6325 Huntley R'
Columbus 24, Ohio.
DAGE Division, Thompson Ramo Wooldridj Inc., 455 Sheridan Ave., Michigan City, In
TIFFEN Optical Co.. 71 Jane St., RoslHeights. L. I.. N. Y.
USI— U. S. Industries, Inc.. 250 Park Av.
New York 17, N. Y. USOE— United States Office of Educatiol
Dept. of Health. Education & Welfar|
Washington 25. D. C.
VIDENG— Video Engineering Co., Inc.. Rig» Road at First Place. NE, Washington 1 D. C.
V-M Corporation, 305 Territorial Road, Bei| ton Harbor, Mich.
YLP — Your Lesson Plan Filmstrips. In<. Lock Box 2090. Raleigh, N. Car.
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