The Educational Screen, Vol. 21: The Magazine Devoted to Audio-Visual AIDS in Education; January, 1942 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Be It Resolved that we petition the Government of the United States to assure allotment of all materials necessary for the steady or increased production Of equipment essen tial for motion pictures and other audio-visual aids so urg ently and universally needed for American education in the present national emergency.
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