Film and Radio Guide (Oct 1945-Jun 1946)

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56 FILM AND RADIO GUIDE Volume XM, No. 5 THE 1946 ANFA YEARBOOK CONTENTS OF ANFA'S FIRST YEARBOOK Chronology of ANFA William K. Hedwig Legal Aspects of the Social Film William F. Kruse Copyright of Motion Pictures William K. Hedwig What is Shaping Up in the 16mm Field Ben Kerner The Importance of 16mm Motion Pictures in Army Training and Morale Programs....Brlg. Gen, E. L. Munson, Jr. Essential Piinciple for the Successful Operation of a Film Library Bertram Willoughby The Future of Home Movies Leslie Winik How Will Television Affect Home Movies Augustus Wolf man Modern Tools for Training Our Youth C. R. Crakes Portable Power for 16mm Sound H. B. Blaine New Tools for Adult Education L. Hairy Strauss Non-Theatrical Films in Britain Thomas Baird Film Rejuvenation Joe F. Henry Films Working for Agriculture C. A. Lindstrom Subject Specialist and Film Producer V. C. Arnspiger Office of War Infoimation — Biography E. A. Marquardt Visual Education 100 Years Ago L. F. Kleinfeld How to Merchandise Study Guides William Lewin How Many Projectors in Our Schools Wilfred L. Knighton Photographic Industry Coordinating Committee DEPARTMENTS: Photographic Publications Projectionists’ Training Audio-Visual Who’s Who Manufacturers of Audio-Visual Equipment and Accessories Exporters of Motion Picture Plquipment and Supplies Wholesale Sources of 16mm Motion Pictures Producers of 16mm Motion Pictures Canadian Wholesale Sources of 16mm Motion Pictures, Equipment and Supplies Film Libraries in the United States Film Libraries in Canada Film Sources Publications Microfilm — National Sources of Equipment and Service Wholesale Distributors o f Photographic Equipment Horace O. Jones Horace 0. Jones, president of the Allied Non-Theatrical Film Association, introducing the Association’s first yearbook, just issued, says : “After twenty-three short years of existence, 16mm films have attained world-wide recognition as indispensable to human progress, serving civilization as an important instrument of education, religion, adult training, and entertainment. The 16mm motion picture has taken its rightful place as an essential activity in every country of the world, and for this achievement, full credit is due the far-sighted educators, clergy, business executives, industry leaders, and government officials listed in the “Who’s Who’’ section of this publication. “It has been my privilege to serve as the executive head of this Association during the most critical period in the history of the world and I cannot resist this opportunity to admonish those who may be inclined to feel that with the successful prosecution of the war, our work has been completed. On the contrary, the job ahead for our industry is greater than ever before. If we are to supply the leadership the world expects of us, we must utilize all the experienced and trained manpower it is possible to muster in our field of activity.” Wilfred L. Knighton, secretary of ANFA, says in his Fore word : “In presenting this modest brochure to the members of the 16mm trade — ecpiipment manufacturers, film producers, distributing organizations, libraries, publishers, and professional workers — merely a beginning has been made. The yearbook is not intended to be a complete record of the industry’s activi