See and hear : the journal on audio-visual learning (1945)

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At Yaha, the Big Three said: •Only with the continuing and growing cooperation ond underetonding omong oor three countries and among oil. the peace-loving nations can the highest ospirotion of humonity be reolizedo secure and losting peace.' J J J J _J US S.R. in the family of nations In the for north is the tundra, or frozen marshland. South of it, a great forest belt. Then, the open steppe. TOWARD T HE National Council for tl Social Studies, through i Committee on Audio-Visual Aic is actively interested in cncouraj ing the production ol iiKjrc an better material especially designc for the classroom. Certainly oi of the areas badly in need good, stinuilating, honest, visu material is the Union of Sovi' Socialist Republics. We were d lighted, therefore, when Willia and Dorothea Cary of tlie Pub) .\ffairs Film Company request( our cooperation. Just how could a national t gani/ation such as ours help tl Carys to jiroduce a worth-whi -^ Pictures 1 through 6: Up to ihc present, we have kno' less about our ally, U. S. S. R., than have about minor nations who h; contributed little to the winning of I war. Our ability to get along with th' in the future will be in direct rclati to our ability to know and undcrsta ilicin as neighbors, powerful and efl live in the world of tomorrow.