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THii N.\TioNAi. Magazine of Sight & .Sound IN Education
A Previe^v of Contents
New York Times Issues Filnisnips 6
See 8: Hear News-Letter 8
Feature: Our Living Problems
\ Restatement of the Need 1 1
The Problems \\'e .Ml Face 12
Films That Help Improve L'ndcrstanding . . . . 13
Small Town \ s. Big Town 14
Recognition by National Groups 16
Film Councils Meet Living Problems 17
A Statement by Glen Binch
New Materials Inventory 18
Special Section: Administration
Median Extension Film Library Survey A
A Report by Leila Troliuger
We Are Today Spending: Budget Notes B
.\rticles and .\A' Ideas Conser\ing Soil Resources: Re\ iew 19
Streamlining the Learning Process 20
/))' Wanda Wheeler Johnston and Ottie H. Kirby
Since the War: Educational Films in Norway. .22 A Report by Bo Wingard of Nonvay
Radio In Education pEAruRES
Mark Hopkins Returns: Radio Sketch li.'I
A Script Original by Recene V. Ashton
Indiana's School ot the Sky 24
by Harjy J. Skornia
Om C'.()nmunnt\ Helpers antl Films -i>
by Ellen Mill man
We Document Our Learning Experiences 2S
by Vernon A. Hinzc
Understanding Oiu Actions W
A Primary Feature by Marie }. Frederickson
Published at 812 N. Dearborn St. Chicago 10
O. H. Coelln, Jr., Publisher Earl Hale, Presides
Walter A. Wittich, Editor \Villiani Ball, Art Directc New Vork: Robert .Scyimnir. Jr.. 489 Fifth Avenue Los Angeles: Kdmiuid Kerr. 5()0() Sunset Boulevard
Sec S; Hc.n-Tlic Natinnal Mag.i/inc of Siglil & Sound in Education. Issi 2. \'oUinK 1, pnblislii'd October 15, 1948. Issued 8 times annually fro sipKnilKi lo Ma\ inilusi\e during llic regular school year. Published Hl'J Norlh Dearborn SI.. Chicago 10. Illinois. Phone Wll itehall 4-(i807O. H. Coelln. jr.. I'ublislur. Bv subscription: $;1.00 per year; SS.OO (■ two years. Foreign aiul Canada; S4.1I0 per year; S6 for two years. Ent as second class mailer applied (or at the post office at Chicago, Illino under the Act of March :f. 187!l. Entire Contents Copyright 1948. Inte national Rights Reset\ed. .\ddrcss all editorial and circulation inquiries the olhce of publication at Chicago.
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