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This section is admirably adapted and equipped for the collection of material, subject 'to agreement with the International Committee for the Improvement of Country Life, for the drawing up of this program.
The Section has already published an important bibliography on the matter.
(a) Supplement to the Report presented by M. De Vuyst at the General Assembly in 1922. Enquiry regarding the Social and Moral Condition of the Rural Family.
(b) V. The bibliography of enquiries concerning the economic conditions of agriculturists, published in 1926 at the request of M. Bilbao, Spanish Delegate.
(c) V. My Report on Rural Emigration, presented to the 8th Assembly General of the Institute, in 1928.
(d) the resolutions of the International Agricultural Fortnight AnversLiege (40, rue des Joyeuses Entrees, Louvain).
Following the recommendations of the International Institute in Rome, the International Parliamentary Conference of Commerce, and the big international congresses, we may therefore look forward to the publication of a detailed program of measures to be taken for the realisation of the aim in view.
The editing of these programms might gain inspiration from the excellent works of Sohnrey, Montenach, Butterfield, Galpin, Sanderson, and many others: also from the Butterfield's program: For the Formation of Rural Communities, published in Bulletin 3 of the International Commission, page 142 from the Manual of Rural Life by M. Lindemans {Bulletin de I'embellissement de la vie rurale, V. 2, p. 140 e ff.), and from the Course of Rural Sociology of the Belgian Commission for the Improvement of Country Life. This valuable volume has just been issued (apply to M. Giele, 40 rue des Joyeuses Entrees, Louvain).
Lastly the big Congresses in connection with the improvement of country life, such as were held recently at Budapest, and at Liege in 1930 (1) also constitute precious sources of information for the directors of this movement, and at the same time form a strong incitement to activities.
Conclusion.
In conclusion, the use of the cinema in the country, seems advisable for the general instruction of the country dwellers, the development of their professional information, as a rational stimulus to their labours in the fields,
(1) Rapports et Comptes rendiis du 4e Congres International d'cducation familiale, 10 Telgas, 22 Avenue de 1'Yser, Bruxelles.