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i6 2 FILM LIBRARY struction, and for discussion. The New York University Film Library offers the following titles on current topics of immediate interest to high-school, college, and adult groups: FOREIGN TRADE—IT'S GOOD BUSINESS 35mm., silent, 58 frames; sale only, $2.60 A unit designed to stimulate discussion of world products and their distribution, tariff walls, and the workings of international commerce. Suitable for junior and senior high schools and adult groups. Done in amusing cartoons. A printed commentary, a pamphlet What Foreign Trade Means to You, and a comic strip entitled Out of the Past — A Clue to the Future accompany the unit. HOW TO CONQUER WAR 35mm., silent, 186 frames; sale only, $5.00 plus postage A revised edition of the original version of world government. To complete the picture of modern warfare, a sequence showing the atom bombing of Hiroshima has been inserted in the film. Pointing out that man faces a new urgency in his necessity to establish an invincible peace, the film pleads that the United Nations Charter be reviewed in light of this new urgency. The film contends that, to be 'able to outlaw war, the United Nations must have the power to make law and to enforce it. A printed commentary accompanies this film strip. Raymond Swing says: "I consider How to Conquer War a stimulat- ing and instructive document, which sums up the case for world gov- ernment convincingly and with imagination." UNITED NATIONS CHARTER: ITS STRUCTURE AND FUNC- TION 35mm., silent, 75 frames; sale only, $2.60 Whether the postwar world will be a world of peace among nations or whether it will usher in new and greater horrors for mankind will de- pend primarily on the success of the United Nations Charter. What this Charter consists of, how it is organized, and how it will function to keep the peace of the world is explained in detail. Well documented with photographs and charts, carefully prepared, it gives a clear and