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Table of Contents 
 
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I. PREE MATERIALS 
 
1. Physical Pitness 2. Guidance. 
 
3. Citizenship, United States 
 
4. Citizenship, South America 
 
. 5 Citizenship, Other Countries 
 
6. Pre-Plight Aeronautics 
 
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7. Mathematics and Science 
 
5. Pre-Induction 
 
9. Production., 
 
10. Homemaking 
 
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12. Community Service , 
 
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13. Communications 
 
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II, INEXPENSIVE MATERIALS 
 
1. Physical Fitness. 
 
2. Guidance,, 
 
3. Citizenship, United States 
 
4. Citizenship, South America 
 
5. Citizenship, Other Countries 
 
6. Pre-Ij.lgj.it Aeronautics 
 
7. Military Drill 
 
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9. Pre-Induction 
 
10. Production 
 
11. Homemakjng 
 
12. Consumer Education 
 
13. Community Service 
 
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Titles marked "E" can be used by elementary school pupils. All material will be useful to high school pupils, elementary and high school teachers. 
 
Physical Fitness: 
 
Allied Youth, Inc.,N.E.A.Bldg., 1201 16th St.,N.W.,Washington. 6,D.C. ACTIVITIES IN ALCOHOL EDUCATION 
 
American Medical Association, 525 N. Dearborn St0, Chicago, 111. E FOOD CHARTS I FOODS AS SOURCES OF THE DIETARY ESSENTIALS 
 
American National Red Cross, Washington, D.C. 
 
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN THE MOVEMENT 
 
FOOD AND NURTIRION 
 
FOR BETTER NUTRITION 
 
SUGGESTIONS ON FEEDING IN A DISASTER 
 
American Social Hygiene Association,Inc.,1790 Broadway,New York 19,N.Y. VfBY YOUTH SHOULD KNOW THE IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT VENEREAL DISEASES 
 
Georgia State Department of Education, State Office Bldg.,Atlanta 3,Ga. GEORGIA SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM, 1943-1944 
PHYSICAL FITNESS THROUGH HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE VICTORY CORPS PHYSICAL FITNESS THROUGH PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR THE VICTORY CORPS SUGGESTIONS FOR TFACHING NUTRITION IN PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM 
 
Georgia state Department of Public Health, State Office Bldg.,Atlanta" 3,Ga. 
 
DENTAL HEALTH PACKET 
 
SOCIAL HYGIENE PACKET 
 
FOOD SELECTION AND PREPARATION 
 
E UNTIL THE DOCTOR COMES 
 
(Write the State Dept. of Public Health for other bulletins on Communicable Diseases, 
 
Sanitation, Nutrition, Child Care, etc.) 
 
J.B. Lippincott Co., 227 E. Washington Sq., Philadelphia, Pa. FOOD AND THE FAMILY INCOME: LOT COST RECIPES, 2nd ed rev. 
 
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., New York, N.Y. 
 
ABOUT US AND OUR FRIENDS 
 
E KNOW YOUR FOODS 
 
CARE OF TIE EYES FIRST STEPS IN HEALTH EDUCATION 
 
E POSTURE FROM THE GROUND UP E STANDING UP TO LIFE 
 
HEALTH BULLETIN FOR TEACHERS (Poriodical)E TAKING YOUR BEARINGS HEALTH HEROES 
 
U.S.Department of Agriculture .Agricultural Marketing Administration,V/ashington,D.C, COMMUNITY SCHOOL LUNCHES 
 
U.S.Department of Agriculture,Bureau of Home Economics,Washington,D.C. 
 
EAT THE RIGHT FOOD TO HELP KEEP YOU FIT FOOD FOR GROWTH 
 
FIGHT FOOD WASTE IN .THE HOME 
 
VITAMINS FROM FARM TO YOU 
 
U.S.Department of Agriculture,'War Food Administration, Nutrition and Food Conservation Branch, Washington, D.C. 
 
EAT THE BASIC 7 EVERYDAY (Kit) 
 
NATIONAL WARTIME NUTRITION GUIDE 
 
HANDBOOK FOR WORKERS IN SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMS 
 
MEM-PLANNING GUIDE FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES 
 
U.S.Department of Labor, Children's Bureau, Washington, D.C, 
 
BETTER CARE FOR MOTHER AND CHILD YOUR CHILD'S SLEEP WELL-NOURISHED CHILDREN 
 
A BETTER CHANCE FOR EVERY CHILD 
 
FOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN IN GROUP CARE 
 
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HEALTH WELFARE AND REIATED ASPECTS OF COMMUNITY WAR SERVICES 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington. D.C. YARDSTICK FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES 
U.S. Public Health Service, Washington, D.C. VENEREAL DISEASE AND NATIONAL DEFENSE 
 
For food posters write to; 
 
Posters 
 
N?at?ion.a11lB?L?i0vte]srito0ck,C0*a*ndAMdevaet rtBlsola*rSd, 
 
Division, Bridgeport, 407 S. Dearborn*St., 
 
Conn. Chicago, 
 
111. 
 
For health films write to: 
 
Films 
 
Georgia State Department of Health, state Office Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga, Guidance: 
 
Ai^nTTT5T^ifirie CorP- of America, 258 Madison Ave., New York N Y 
 
YOUNG AMERICA PREPARES FOR THE AIR AGE 
 
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Am^c*n Council on education, 744 Jackson PI., Washington n C 
 
SOUND EDUCATIONAL CREDIT FOR MILITARY EXPERIENCE 
 
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American National Rod Cross, Washington, D.C. THE RED CROSS HOME NURSING STORY 
 
^^^^^^^>^'>TM B-adwav,Now York 19,N.Y. 
 
X^Mngt^^'cT113310-1^1'105-1 CUnCil n ^c^ion,744 Jackson PI., 
 
S^^^-^SSa100TM 
 
YSATNSE' AND WE Hmom 
 
NEXT STEPS IN NATIONAL POLICY FOR YOUTH 
 
Army Institute, Madison, Wis. 
 
ARMY INSTITUTE CATALOG ' 
 
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Chamber of Commeroe of the U.S., Washington, D.C. . VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN WARTIME 
 
Citizens' Defense Committee, 405 State CONTROLLING JUVENILE DEUNOUENCY 
 
Highway 
 
Bld5r. 
 
Atlanta % m Atlanta 3, Ga. 
 
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 Georgia State College for Women, Department of Education and Teachpr Training! Milledgeville, Ga. 
SHALL I BECOME A TEACHER? 
 
Georgia State Department of Education, State Office Bldg., Atlanta 3. Ga. GUIDANCE MANUAL, Victory Corps Ser,Bul.#7 
 
Iowa state Department of Public Instruction, Dos Moiaos, Iowa FUNCTION OF GUIDANCE IN THE VICTORY CORPS PROGRAM, Victory Corps Sor.Bul.#3 
 
Joint Army and Navy Committee on Welfare and Recreation, Room 2C 642, Pentagon Bldg,, Arlington, Va. SERVICES FOR THE AMERICAN SOLDIER 
Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C, GENERAL INFORMATION ON APPRENTICE SEAMAN TRAINING GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE RESIDENT RADIO SCHOOL U.S. MERCHANT MARINE CADET CORPS: INFORMATION BOOKLET 
 
National Commission for Young Children, 3314 Cathedral AvQ,,N,W,,WashinffbanJD.C. CHILDREN'S CENTERS VITAL TO VICTORY 
 
National Nursing Council for Yfar Servico,1790 Broadway,New York 19,N.Y, 
 
NURSING AND HOW TO PREPARE FOR IT 
 
WORK WITH A FUTURE ^ NURSING 
 
Navy Registrar, Army Institute, Madison, Wis, INSTITUTE COURSES FOR UNITED STATES NAVAL PERSONNEL 
 
Ohio state Department of Education, Columbus, Ohif> GETTING READY FOR INDUCTION 
 
U.S. Army, Ordnance Department, Pentagon Bldg., Washington 25. D.C. BATTLENSCKS 
 
U.S. Army, Recruiting and Induction Station, Healey Bldg., Atlanta. Ga. 
 
FACTS YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE WAC 
 
WE KEEP EM FALLING - 
 
PUT 'EM ACROSS 
 
ANTLAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY 
 
(Write for other recruiting bulletins) 
 
U.S. Civil Service Commission, Washington, D.C. 
CIVILIAN WAR SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHEMISTS IN CIVILIAN WAR SERVICE THE WAY TO A CIVIL SERVICE JOB 
 
U.S. Coast Guard, Recruiting Station, Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
PIPING ALL KINDS 
 
U,S, COAST GUARD 
 
U.S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau, Washington, D.C. 
GUIDES TO SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT OF NON-RURAL YOUTH IN WARTIME AGRICULTURE WHICH JOBS FOR YOUKG WORKERS SERIES: 
No.2 - ADVISORY STANDARDS FOR SHIPBUILDING 
N,3 - ADVISORY STANDARDS FOR LEAD AND LEAD-USING INDUSTRIES No.4 - AI ISORY STANDARDS FOR EMPLOYMENT INVOLVING EXPOSURE TO CARBON DISULFIDE No.6 - ADVISORY STANDARDS FOR WELDING OCCUPATIONS 
 
TJS. Marine Corps, Southern Recruiting Division, Atlanta National Bank Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U.S.MARINE CORPS FLYING -WITH THE MARINE CORPS 
 
BE A MARINE..,FREE A MARINE. TO FIGHT 
 
FIRST 7 WEEKS IN THE U.S.MARINES 
 
  4(Write for other recruiting bulletins) 
 
U.S. Navy Department, Bureau of Aeronautics, Washington. D.C. YOUR NAVY tums IN SIGHT 
 
U.S. Navy Department, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Washington, D.C. 
 
FIRST AID IN ACTION 
 
THE KAVY WRSE CORPS 
 
U.S. Navy Department, Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington, D.C. 
NAVYV-12 CURRICULA SCHEDULES: COURSE DESCRIPTIONS U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (Write for other bulletins) 
 
U.S. Navy Recruiting Bureau, New Post Office Bldg,, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
! HE^ LPFUTT;LTM HIN^ TS 
 
SEfl-BBES TO THE NAVY 
 
RECRUIT 
 
THE STORY OF YOU IN SIVY BLUE 
 
(Write for other recruiting bulletins) 
 
U.S. Offioe of Civilian Defense, Washington, D.C. VOLUNTEERS IN THE SCHOOLS OCD Pub.#3619 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. AIRLINE HOSTESSES 
 
U;f:T ^fS" of Education, Vocational Division, Washington, D.C. 
 
OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE SERVICE 
 
ENGINEERS ARE NEEDED 
 
U.S. Office of War Information, Washington, D.C. SAVE HIS LIFE...AND FIND YOUR OWN - BECOME A NURSE 
 
^shSgJon SfD*cfrViCe' PUbli Helatins Section, Division of Nurse Education, 
 
ENLIST IN A PROUD PROFESSION! TRAIN AS A NURSE! 
 
U.S.CADET NURSE CORPS 
 
GET FREE TRAINING WITH PAY IN THE WORLD'S PROUDEST PROFESSION 
 
War Department, Army Service Forces, Washington 25, D.C. 
 
THE ARMY SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROGRAM POCKET GUIDE OF UNTF0RM INSWT/L 
 
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ARMY NURSE CORPS 
 
IUSIGLIA 
 
War Department, Bureau of Public Relations, Washington 25, D.C. 
 
^LPf^tZ^Z ffiCe f the Ad^utant General, Washington 25, D.C. NEW AND INTERESTING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U.S.ARMY SIGNAL COPPSJ" YOUR JOB IN THE ARMY 
 
WTMTMCrr^TMnpi^B^U f TraininS>Apprentice-Training Ser.,Washington,D.C. 
 
t^n^r fJ^1TM F0K Ama'S Y0UTH 
 
LUTING APPRENTICES FOR WAR A!D 
 
NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 
 
POST-MR WORK 
 
War Manpower Commission, Bureau of Training, Training Within Industry Service, 1778 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington 25, D.C. 
MEETING THE NEED FOR SKILLED WORKERS IN A HEW AIRPLUTE ENGINE PLANT (Write for other T.W.I, bulletins) 
 
WAfNSWjESRSTTOrtrQUCEoSmTrIaOiNssSioWn>OMUE-NSA. SKEmApBlOoUyTmeWnAt R 
 
Service, WORK 
 
Tvashington, 
 
D.C. 
 
YOU ARE NEEDED TO- LEARN A NEW JOB AND FIGHT IN A FACTORY 
 
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Posters U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. 
JOBS IN NAVAL AVIATION 
War Manpower Commission, Washington, D.C. , PREPARE FOR YOUR WAR JOB NORN 
Citizenship, United statesx 
^tfneSSt: MS A=S0Clati< ^ action, centra! state Teachers CeUege. YOUTH A1IB DEMOCRACY IK RURAL COMMOEITY 
^ztZztzyr1^TM'American counoii n "*-.* *<*.. 
 
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CirJtUi^UzT1eOnRs.' fTDTJTe7fTef<nTsTe;c oC"r-ommTM r-im-mi3-t,te^CeT0, RYp4-s^05 
 
StaCIteVIfLiifIxlLgApxNhtwnmaavya 
 
tBxida*g,, A\+tilna^n+ta 
SERVICES 
 
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Gn a. 
 
1HE CIVILL'iN FEELS THE PINCH 
 
Committee on Rural Education, 5835 Kimbark We rMTM, Tin 
 
RURAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOLS FACE S PROBLEMS S' 
 
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^^^Sf^flJ^S "*"'<**-* ^versity,New York,N.Y. 
 
General Motors Corp., 1775 Broadway, Hew York N Y THE 0PP0RTU1IITY FOR YOUTH IN BUYING TW WRW OF TOMORROW 
 
Georgia State Department of Education <?-fca+fl rvrfsTM m^i 
 
WARTIME CITIZENSHIP, Victory C^rps Ser!#6 
 
B S" Atlanta 3' Ga* 
 
EInsclTlS0i SGSIHG^L?061' ^ ^ f*TM*** Ave.,H.E.,Washington 6.D.O. 
 
NaJj2jJ Se ^-Government Committee, 80 Broadway, Hew York, H.Y. 
 
CIVICS *S IT SHOULD BE TAUGHT 
 
8TOSHT COOPERATION 
 
Row Peterson and Co., 441 W. Poachtree St., Atlanta ffa 
 
TEACHING DEMOCRACY, A TEACHER'S MUTUAL 
 
Atlanta' Ga' 
 
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SOMorZtStit6S I/ork-Confe^^ n School Administrative Problems Fd.ar L 
 
SS^JT^SCUtlV0 SecreW, Tallahassee, Fla. 
 
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IMPLICATIONS OF THE WAR EFFORT FOR THE SCHOOLS 
 
s:r;ss^rord uaiversity'cai- 
 
  . -6U.S. Office of Civilian Defense, Washington. D.C. E WHAT CAN I DO 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. YOUR SCHOOL CAN SALVAGE FOR VICTORY 
 
U.S. Office of Lend-Lease Administration, Washington D C ALL FOR ONE: ONE FOR ALL, TEE STORY 0^ LEND-LEASE TV/ELFTH REPORT TO CONGRESS ON LEND-LEASE OPERATIONS 
 
U.S. Office of War Information, Washington, D.C. BATTLE STATIONS FOR ALL: THE STORY OF NEGROES S.2TD TEE WAR 
 
T DE^ J^TM PJ^JTM S OF 
 
C^IR0L WAR BY 
 
LIVIWG C0STS 
BELLIGERENT 
 
TIE ^E FOR WHICH WE FIGHT (Toward New Horizons :#3) 
 
TN^S 
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THE UNITED NATIONS FIGHT FOR THE FOUR FREEDOMS 
 
U.S.Office of War Information, Bureau of Special Services,Washinrton D C 
 
DIGEST OF THE FUNCTIONS OF FEDERAL AGENCIES, Rev.March 1943 
 
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Ph IJ1bOrWHO^^OTLcSSw ATJ'W-DA^Rp, aTItnlf,oernmt,atW ioanr aSbaoviuntS3WaS r tBaoffn>dsWanasdhiSntgatmonns, D.C. E HOW TO RESPECT AND DISPLAY OUR FLAG, by the U.S. Marine Corps 
 
U.S. War Production Board, Salvage Division, Washington, D.C. 
 
A JOB ONLY A WOMAN CAN DO- 
 
IIN CANS MAKE FIGHTING METAL 
 
For additional bulletins writ to: 
 
Education Section, War Finance Division,U.S.Treasury Department,Washington,D.C. Institute on Post War Reconstruction, New York University, New York, N?Y. 
 
Posters 
 
E U'wiRPOSTERSf mr Infrmatin> Division of Publi* Inquirios,Washington,D.C. 
 
Radio Scripts For lists and information about their service write to: ^ConmJSL1 Vi nZ-Vt *? TranscriPti^ Exchange, Federal Radio Educati on 
Committee, U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. 
 
Citizenship, South America: 
 
Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta, Ga. E OUR AMERICAN NEIGHBORS 
 
^ilZ^r1 RGsearch Sports, 1013 13th St.,U.W.Washington, D.C. EXPORT SURPLUSES AND IMPORT NEEDS OF SOUTH AMERICA 
 
Pan American Union, Washington, D.C. ASK ME ANOTHER, QUESTIONS AND ANSV/ERS ON IATIN AMERICA PAN AMERICANISM AND THE PAN AMERICAN CONFERENCES 
 
IN THE SERVICE OF THE AMERICAS 
 
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Quarrie Corp., 35 E. Wacker Dr., Chioago, 111. E LATIN AMERICA. (Reprint from the World Book Encyclopedia) 
 
U.S. Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, Washington, D.C. 
 
E ARGENTINA 
 
THE INTER-AMERICAN MOVEMENT, 
 
E BRAZIL 
 
AN OUTLINE 
 
E CHILE 
 
E MEXICO 
 
E GUATEMALA. 
 
E URUGUAY 
 
Washington State Department of Public Instruction, Olympia, Wash. A LIST ON SUGGESTIONS FOR POSSIBLE LATIN- SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES FOR HIGH AMERICAN TEACHING 0PPQRTUNITIES,Gr.5 or 6 SCHOOL SPANISH piASSES 
 
Exhibits and Posters Exhibits and posters on South America can be borrowed from: 
 
Textbook and Library Division, State Department of .Education, State Office Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga. 
 
Films and Rocords 
American Council on Education, 744 Jackson Place, Washington, D.C. E THE OTHER AMERICAS THROUGH FILMS-AND RECORDS 
 
Citizenship, Other Countries : 
 
Australian News and Information Bureau, 610 5th Ave., New York, N.Y. THE JOB AUSTRALIA IS DOING 
 
British Information Services, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 
 
THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION 
 
THE FIRST FOUR YEARS 
 
BRITISH YOUTH ANSWERS THE CALL 
 
INDIA'S RIGHT TO FREEDOM 
 
50 FACTS ABOUT SOCIAL SERVICES IN 
 
A PEOPLE AT WAR: LIFE IN BRITAIN TODAY 
 
BRITAIN 
 
Greek Office of Information, 2100 Massachusetts Ave.,N.W.,Washington, D.C. FACTS ABOUT FIGHTING GREECE 
 
Inter-Allied Information Committee, 610 5th Ave., New York, N.Y. AXIS OKTvECSIOH OF EDUCATION 
 
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 
 
PEOPLES OF THE PHILIPPINES 
 
POLYNESIANS, EXPLORERS OF THE PACIFIC 
 
South African Public Relations and Information Office, 3101 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D.C. 
SOUTH AFRICA AT WAR 
 
U.S. Office of War Information, Washington, D.C. THE THOUSAND MILLION 
 
U.S. Treasury Department, War Savings Staff, Washington, D.C. TRIBUTE TO THE UNCONQUERABLES, by Joseph Auslander 
 
  Wan^,Inf0mat.n Boar1 (Canada)> 1205 15th St.,N.W.,Washington,D.C. 
 
CANADA AT WLR (Monthly) 
 
CANADA 1943 
 
Film List 
United Nations Information Office, 610 5th Ave., New York, N.Y. FILMS ON THE UNITED NATIONS, 1943-44 
 
Maps and Cliarts 
 
British Information Services, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York N.Y. 
 
E MAPS OF BRITAIN 
 
E PICTURE CIi-RT3 0F BRITAIN AT WAR 
 
Pre-plight Aeronautics: 
 
Aviation Education Research Project, 525 120th St., Few York N.Y. 
 
EDUCATION FOR THE AIR AGE 
 
E WORLD MAPS FOR THE AIR AGE 
 
Chicago and Southern Air Memphis, Tenn. 
 
Lines, 
 
Inc., 
 
General 
 
Offices, 
 
Municipal Airrport, 
 
E AVIATION KIT 
 
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.-, P.O. Box 157, New York, N.Y. E MAPS...AND HOW TO UNDERSTAND THEM 
 
*LS3SSi iSSTEduoatim-600 w- U6th H- Y-k- B-Y- 
 
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., 330 W. 42nd St., New York, N.Y. WINGS FOR VICTORY IN THE BATTLE OF PRODUCTION 
Piper Aircraft Corp., Dept. PA123, Lock Haven, Pa. YOU, TOO, CAN FLY 
 
United Air Lines, Dept. of School & College Service, 5959 S. Cicero Ave., 
 
Cnicago, 111. 
 
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YOJR WINGS 
 
U.S. Army, Adjutant General, Washington 25, D.C. AVIATION CADET TRAINING FOR THE ARMY AIR FORCES 
 
U'lESSCl!s TFI/LIVE3' Dir9Ct0rate f FlyinS SafQty^ Washington 25, D.C. 
 
U1^DXrSTMf COnmrCe' Civil Aeronautics Administration, Washington, D.C, 
 
UVA >UK DEi-iihSE 
 
EDUCATION FOR T'HE AIR AW 
 
PRE-FLIGHT AERONAUTICS IN THE SCHOOLS 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. AIR-CONDITIONING YOUNG AMERICA 
 
U.S. Office of War Information, Washington, D.C. DESIGN AND OPERATION OF UNITED STATES COMBAT AIRCRAFT 
 
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U.S. War Department, Washington 25, D.C. PRE-INBUCTION VOCATIONAL BRAINING IN AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, PIT-333 
For particulars of their wartime activities write to: 
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, Service Office, Dept. F1243, 1003 X St., N. E., Wa s hington 1, D.C. 
Blueprints 
California Aero Glider Co., Inc., Dept. FD-1829, W.62nd St.,Los Angeles 44, Cal. 4 GLIDER BLUEPRINT DESIGNS 
 
Mathematics and Science: 
 
U.S. Navy Department, Training Division, Bureau of Naval Personnel,Washington,D.C. TEACHING AIDS: SAMPLE PROBLEMS AND SAMPLE EXAMINATIONS TAKEN FROM COURSES 
' BEING TAUGHT AT NAVAL TRAINING SCHOOLS AND AVIATION RASES 
U.S. Rubber Co., 1230 6th Ave., New York, N.Y. THE FIVE COMMERCIAL TYPES OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER 
 
U.S. Treasury Department,Education Section,War Finance DiV., Washington 25,8,0. THE TEACHER OF MiffiEMAUCS AND THE WAR SAVINGS PROGRAM 
 
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.,School Service, 306 4th Avo., Pittsburgh, Pa. . 
 
WESTINGHOUSE LITTLE SCIENCE SERIES: 
 
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AMBER AND AMPERES, #9 
 
E STRANGE PEOPLES OF THE LITTLE "WORLDS, #5 
 
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EYES FOR THE LITTLE WORLDS, #4 
 
E STUFF OUR WORLD IS MADE OF, #1 
 
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SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY THINGS, #16 
 
E TODAY'S BEN FRANKLINS, #10 
 
Pre-Induction: 
 
Carpenter Stainless Steel Co., 103 W. Bern St., Reading, Pa. WORKING DATA FOR CARPENTER STAINLESS STEELS 
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Educators' Press, 50 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio A MANUAL FOR THE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER 
 
General Electric Co., Electronics Dent., Schenectady, N.Y. HOT ELECTRONIC TUBES WORK 
 
Georgia State Department of Education, Textbook and Library Division, State 
 
Office Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga. 
 
PRE-INDUCTION TRAINING COURSE SERIES: War Department PIT bulletins 
 
FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS,#202 FUNDAMENTALS OF MACHINES,#102 
 
FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY,#101 FUNDAMENTALS OF SHOP WORK,#103 
 
FUNDAMENTALS OF RA'JI0,#201 
 
International Nickel Co.,Inc., 67 Wall St., New York 5, N.Y. PROPERTIES OF SOME METALS AND ALLOYS 
 
R.K. LoBland Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati 8, Ohio TURNING TIPS FOR TRAINEES 
 
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Madslin Company, Jackson, Mich* HELPFUL HINTS AND SAFETY SUGGESTIONS 
 
Nicholson File Co., 47 Acorn St., Providence 1, R.I. FILE FILOSOPHY : 
 
Northwestern University, Committee on War Activities, Fred D. Fa,<r,g, Ch., Evanston, 111. PRE-INDUCTION COURSES...Proceedings of the Conference held at Northwestern University, June 26-27, 1942 
 
Norton Co., Worcester 6, Mass. GRINDING CARBIDE TIPPED TOOLS 
 
Radio Receptor Co.,Inc.,Executive Offices, 251 W. 19th St.,New York 11, N.Y. HIGHWAYS OF THE AIR 
 
Skilsaw, Inc., 5035 - A Elston Ave., Chicago 30, 111, SXILSAW CATALOG AND SPECIAL MAINTENANCE SECTION 
 
South Bend Lathe Works, South Bend 22, Ind. SOUTH BEND TEACHING HELPS - Bul*#21-C 
 
U.S. Army Service Forces, Civilian Fre-Induction Training Branch, Industrial Personnel Division, Headquarters, War Department, Washington 25, D.C. PREINDUCTION TRAINING 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. 
PRE-INDUCTION DRIVER EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES - INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL PRE-INDUCTION TRAINING COURSE - DRIVER EDUCATION 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Vocational Division, Washington, D.C. PRE-INDUCTION TRAINING IN VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENTS, AND TRADE SCHOOLS, PIT 330 
PRE-INDUCTION VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS, PIT 331 PRE-INDUCTION VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE, PIT332 PRE-INDUCTION VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN ELECTRICAL SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS,PIT 334 
 
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U.S. Office of Education, Vocational Training for War Production Workers, 
 
Washington, D.C. 
 
SUGGESTED TEACHING UNITS: Misc. VE-ND bulletins 
 
AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING OCCUPATIONS,#3434 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC AND AUTOMOBILE 
 
ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING,#2483 & Sup.l &2 MECHANIC HELPER,#3418 
 
BLACKSMITH OCCUPATIONS,#3455 
 
FOUNDRY OCCUPATIONS,#3452 
 
MACHINE SHuP OCCUPATIONS,#2478 
 
SHEET-METAL OCCUPATIONS,#3464 
 
READING WORKING DRAWINGS ,#3464 
 
WELDING OCCUPYTIONS ,#3414 
 
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS ,#3444 WOOD PATTERNMAKER,#3454 
 
Charts 
Armstrong Brothers Tool Co., 312 N. Francisoo Ave., Chicago, 111. CUTTER GRINDING CHARTS 
 
The Carborundum Co., Niagara Falls, N.Y. EDUCATIONAL WALL CHART FOR CLASSROOM USE 
 
Louis Melind Co., 362 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago 10, 111. WALL CHVRT OF MECHANICAL ILLUSTRATIONS 
 
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Slide List 
Society for Visual Education, Inc., 100 E. Ohio St., Chicago 11, Ill( LIST OF SLIDE FILMS FOR PRE-INDUCTION TRAINING 
 
Production: 
 
Arkansas Division of Vocational Education, Little Rock, Ark. FARM MACHINERY REPAIR AND METAL WORKING 
 
Bethlehem Stoel Co., Bethlehem, Pa, BANDY REPAIRING FOR FARM USE 
 
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corp., Plastics Division,30 E.42nd St.,New York 17,N.Y. BOOKLET 15, VINYLITE RESINS - THEIR FORKS, PROPERTIES AND USES 
 
General Motors Corp., 1775 Broadway, New York, N.Y. PRODUCING MORE FOR VICTORY 
 
Georgia Department of Entomology, State Capitol, Atlanta 3, Ga. 
 
APPLE INSECTS AND DISEASES,Bui.#83 
 
BEEKEEPING,Bui.#82 
 
INSECT AND DISEASE CONTROL IN THE HOME VEGETABLE GARDEN,Bui.#85 
 
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Atlanta, Ga. VOCATIONAL FORESTRY 
 
Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, Ga. HOME VEGETABLE GARDEN 
 
Georgia State Department of Education, State Office Bldg.,Atlanta 3, Ga A WILD LIFE PROGRAM FOR GEORGIA FARMS 
 
John Deere Co., Moline, 111. SOY BEANS FOR PROFIT 
 
National Fertilizer Association, 616 Investment Bldg.,Washington, D.C. 
 
FERTILIZING SOY BEANS 
 
THE HOME GARDEN 
 
National Wildlife Federation, Inc., Washington, D.C. NATURE'S BANK - THE SOIL 
 
Swift & Co., Chicago, 111. 
 
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CATTLE PRODUCTION* AND BEEF CONSUMPTION IN THE UNITED STATES 
 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington 25, D.C. 
 
COVER CROPS FOR SOIL CONSERVATION,Far.Bui.#1758 
 
GENERAL ASPECTS OF THE SOIL-EROSION FR0BLEM,Yr.bk.sep.#1639 
 
GRASS AND OTHER THICK-GROWING VEGETATION IN EROSION CONTROL,Yr.bk.sep.#1641 
 
MECHANICAL MEASURES OF EROSION CONTROL,Yr.bk.sep.#1643 
 
VICTORY GARDENS,Misc.pub.#483 
 
YOUR FARM CAN HELP 
 
U.S. Federal Security Agency, Information Services, Washington 25,D.C. 
 
FARM MACHINERY GOES TO 1NAR 
 
FEEDING TO PRODUCE MORE MILK 
 
FINANCING PRODUCTION OF FOOD FOR FREEDOM 
 
U.S. War Production Board, Division of Information, Washington, D.C. PLANT EFFICIENCY 
 
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 University of Georgia, Agricultural Ext ens ion Service, Athens, Ga. 
 
TEE FAMILY MILK COW OK GEORGIA FARMS 
 
FARMING FOR VICTORY IN GEORGIA 
 
FARM AND HOME CROPPING PLAN 
 
A FOOD PIAN FOR GEORGIA FAMILIES 
 
FARM PORK SUPPLY 
 
FRUITS FOR HOME ORCHARDS IN GEORGIA 
 
GEORGIA'S POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM POULTRY HOUSES FOR GEORGIA FARMS 
 
GROWING AND MARKETING GEORGIA SWEET 
 
TERRACE MAINTENANCE 
 
POTATOES 
 
TERRACING FARM LAND IN GEORGIA 
 
GROWING COTTON FOR PROFIT 
 
WINTER COVER CROP 
 
HINTS FOR GEORGIA GARDENERS WINTER LEGUMES PEANUT CULTURE IN GEORGIA 
 
University of Tennessee, Agricultural Extension Service, Knoxville, Term. CURING PORK ON THE FARM,Pub.#173 
 
Homemaking: 
 
General Electric Co., Advertising Division, Bridgeport, Conn. HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THE FOOD YOU BUY 
 
General Mills, Inc., Department of Public Services, 200 Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
WAR WORK: THE SECOND YEAR 
 
YOUR SHIRE 
 
Georgia Department of Entomology, State Capitol, Atlanta 3, Ga. HOUSEHOLD INSECTS,Bui.#81 
 
Iowa State College, Extension Service, Ames, Iowa MAKING AND USING SOFT CHEESES IN THE HOME , 
 
Michigan State College, Extension Division, Ploughton, Mich. RESEATING CHAIRS 
 
New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N.Y. HOMEMADE AND REMODELED FURNITURE 
 
Textile Bag Manufacturers Association, 100 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111.  SEW YTH COTTON BAGS 
 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, 'Washington 25, D.C. 
 
APPLE RECIPES FAMILY FOOD PLANS FOR GOOD NUTRITION 
 
FIGHT FOOD WASTE IN THE HOME DRY SKIM MILK 
 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Offico of Information, Publications Division, Washington 25, D.C. 
 
MEAT FOR THRIFTY MEALS,FB-1908 
 
U.S. GRADED AND STAMPED MEAT 
 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Surplus Marketing Administration, Washington, D.C, 
 
DRIED BEANS & PEAS IN LOW COST MEALS GREEN VEGETABLES IN LOW COST MEALS ' 
 
DRIED FRUITS IN LOW COST MEALS 
 
U.S. Office of Education, Washington, D.C. THE HOUSE: A RAMPART FOR HOME DEFENSE 
 
University of Georgia, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Extension Service, Athens', Ga . 
 
GUIDE IN CANNING,Bui.#478 
 
CANNING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,Bui.#370 
 
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University of Illinois, Extension Service, Urbana, 111. ECME PREPARATION OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR FREEZER LOCKER HOW TO PREPARE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR FREEZER STORAGE AND HOW TO USE THEM 
 
Posters 
 
U.S. Office of War Information, Division of Public Inquiries, Washington, D.C. 
 
HCMEMAKER'S WAR GUIDE 
 
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Consumer Education: 
 
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co., Consumer Division, 250 Park Ave.,New York, N.Y. 
 
CONSUMER QUESTIONS ANSWERED HERE 
 
INFORMATION FOR CONSUMERS 
 
COST THE CONSUMER CARRIES 
 
OFF THE GROCERY SHELF 
 
Gaylord Bros,, Inc., Syracuse, N.Y. BOOKCRAFT: A METHOD OF BOOK REPAIR 
 
National Canners Association, Washington, D.C. GINNED FOOD LABELS THAT MEET CONSUMER NEEDS 
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington 25, D.C. BUYING BEEF BY GRADE 
 
U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C. SERVICES OF THE NATION.',L BUREAU OF STANDARDS TO THE CONSUMER 
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, Washington, D.C. HOME INSULATION WITH MINERAL PRODUCTS - CONSERVATION OF FUEL FOR WAR HOW TO SAVE FUEL AT HOME 
 
U.S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau, Washington, D.C, SUGGESTIONS FOR ADJUSTING TO WARTIME RESTRICTIONS 
 
U.S. Office for Emergency Management, Washington, D.C. 
 
GUNS NOT GADGETS 
 
MATERIALS FOR DEFENSE 
 
WAR AGAINST WASTE 
 
U.S. Office of Defense Transportation, Division of Local TransDort,Washington.D.C CONSERVATION OF VITAL WAR TRANSPORTATION 
 
U.S. Treasury Department, War Savings Staff, Washington, D.C. HANDBOOK OF WAR SAVINGS, SCHOOL ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS 
For bulletins on consumer information, rationing, etc., write to: 
U.S. Office of Price Administration, Consumer Division, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Community Service: 
 
American Industries Salvage Committee, New York, N.Y. E SCRAP AND HOW TO COLLECT IT 
 
American National Red Cross, Washington, D.C. 
 
ADVANCED FIRST AID FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE COMMON FAPM HAZARDS 
 
INSTRUCTOR'S OUTLINE FIRST AID COURSES 
 
NURSING, HOW TO PREPARE FOR IT 
 
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GENSRAL INFORMATION COURSE IN RED CROSS HOME NURSING INSTRUCTOR'S OUTLINE FIRST AID COURSE FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE PREVENTING ACCIDENTS IN OUR HOMES AND ON OUR FARMS 
 
Citizens' Defense Committee, 405 State Highway Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga. THE NEIGHBORHOOD IN ACTION 
 
U.S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau, Washington, D.C. COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN 
 
U.S. Office of Civilian Defense, Washington, D.C 
 
GUIDE FOR THE TRAINING OF VOLUNTEER 
 
RECREATION IN WAR TIME. 
 
NURSES' AIDS 
 
THE U.S. CITIZENS DEFENSE CORPS: WHO 
 
E HANDBOOK OF FIRST AID 
 
CAN JOIN,HOW TO JOIN,QUALIFICATIONS 
 
HANDBOOK FOR MESSENGERS 
 
THE U.S. CITIZENS SERVICE CORPS 
 
PROTECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN AND 
 
VOLUNTEERS IN CHILD CARE 
 
SCHOOL PROPERTY 
 
VOLUNTEERS IN FAMILY SECURITY 
 
U.S. Office of Community War Services, ^Washington, D.C. 
 
RECREATION - A RESOURCE OF WAR 
 
SPARE TIME: A WAR ASSET FOR WAR WORKERS 
 
U.S. Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services, Washington, D.C. 
DEMOCRACY MEANS ALL OF US: HOW COMMUNITIES CAN ORGANIZE TO STUDY AND MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS 
 
Communications: 
 
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U.S. Army, Civilian Pre-Induction Training Branch, Industrial Personnel Division, Headquarters,. Army Service Forces, Washington 25, D.C. 
PRE-INDUCTION NEEDS IN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION AND READING: A MANUAL FOR TEACHERS OF ENGLISH 
 
U.S. Treasury Department, Education Section, War Finance Division, Washington,D.C. THE TEACHER OF ENGLISH AND THE WAR SAVINGS PROGRAM 
 
Curriculum Aids: 
Music Educators National Conference, 64 B. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. MUSIC IN THE NATIONAL EFFORT 
National Association of Broadcasters, 1626 K St., N.W.,Washington, D.C. HOW TO USE RADIO IN THE CLASSROOM 
 
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INEXPENSIVE MATERIALS 
Titles marked "E" can be used by elementary school pupils. All material will be useful to high school pupils, elementary and high school teachers. 
Physical Fitness: 
 
American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, N.E.A. 1201 16th St,,, N.W., Washington 6, D.C. 
THE ROLE OF EXERCISE IN PHYSICAL FITNESS 10/ 
 
American Social Hygiene Association, Inc., 1790 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. 
 
(1 sample copy free; additional copies at the prices listed below.)- 
 
BOY MEETS GIRL IN WARTIME 10/ 
 
FAMILY RELATIONS 10/ 
 
SEX EDUCATION IN HOME AND SCHOOL 10/ 
 
HEALTH FOR GIRLS 10/ 
 
SOCIAL LIFE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS & BOYS 10/ THE QUESTION OF PETTING 10/ 
 
SOME DANGEROUS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 10/ A FORMULA FOR SEX EDUCATION 5/ 
 
WHAT SHE THINKS ABOUT IT 10/ 
 
FROM BOY TO MAN 10/ 
 
EDUCATION FOR HUMAN RELATIONS AND FAMILY LIFE ON THE SECONDARY LEVEL 25/ 
 
(A Classified List of Social Hygiene bulletins may be obtained from tho above address.) 
 
Association for Childhood Education, 1201 16th St.,N.W. .Washington 6, D.C. 
 
E GAMES CHILDREN LIKE 20/ 
 
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Julius Rosenwald Fund, 4901 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 111, E THE DOCTOR IS COMING 15/ 
 
National Education Association, 1201 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. MENTAL HYGIENE IN THE CLASSROOM 20/ 
 
National Rocroation Association, 315 4th Avo Now York* N.Y. BANDS UP 35/ 
 
Public Affairs Committee, Inc., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. VITAMINS FOR HEALTH, Pub .Aff .Pame$69 10/ 
.Row, Peterson and Co., 441 W Poachtroo St., Atlanta, Ga. E THE FIGHT AGAINST GERMS 24/ 
 
South Carolina State Health Dopartmcnt, Columbia, S.C. AMERICA AND YOU 15/ 
 
Teachers College, Bureau of Publications, Columbia University, New York N.Y. E OUR CEREALS, A NUTRITION UNIT FOR THE 4th,5th, and 6th GRADES 25/ E VEGETABLES TO HELP US GROW, A NUTRITION UNIT FOR THE lst,2nd,and 3rd GRADES 25/ 
(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C.) Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Home Economics: ARE I'VE "WELL FED? 15/ 
Department of Commerce, Bureau of Standards: SAFETY FOR THE HOUSEHOLD,Cir .#397 25/ 
Department of Labor, Children's Bureau: PRENATAL CARE,Pub.#4 5/ THE CHILD FROM ONE TO SIX, HIS CARE AND TRAINING,Pub.#30 15/ STANDARDS OF CHILD HEALTH,EOTCATICN AND SOCIAL WELFARE 10/ INFANT CARE,Pub.#8 10/ 
 
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Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services: THE ROAD TO GOOD NUTRITION 15/ 
Office of Education: I MAKING SCHOOL LUNCHES EDUCATIONAL 15/ HANDBOOK ON PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR STUDENTS IN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 25/ NUTRITION EDUCATION IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15/ SCHOOL HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 5/ SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THE WAR SERIES: FOOD TIME - A GOOD TIME AT SCHOOL, #4 5/ RECREATION AND OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE ALL-DAY SCHOOL PROGRAM,#7 10/ 
Public Health Service: HIGH SCHOOLS AND SEX EDUCATION 20/ 
War Department: TECHNICAL MANUAL - SPORTS AND GAMES 30/ BASIC -FIELD MANUAL - PHYSICAL TRAINING FM21-20 30/ 
 
Guidance: 
 
Americana Corp., 2 W 45th St., Now York 19, N.Y. BUILDING AMERICA: FINDING YOUR JOB 30/ 
 
Association for Childhood Education, 1201 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 
 
GROWTH THROUGH SCHOOL LIVING 35/ 
 
HELPING CHILDREN WORK ALONE 20/ 
 
SHARING EXPERIENCES THROUGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES 35/ HELPING CHILDREN GROW 25/ 
 
Child Study Association of America; 221 W. 57th St., New York, N.Y. . CHILDREN IN WARTIME 10/ 
 
Committee on Rural Education, 5835 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111. THE RURAL CHILD ,IN THE WAR EMERGENCY 10/ 
 
Ginn and Co., 165 Luckie St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. IN THE SERVICE WITH UNCLE SAM (Unit Studies in American Problems) 60/ YOUTH AND JOBS (Unit Studies in American Problems) 60/ 
 
Infantry Journal, 115 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. OUR ARMED FORCES, Rev. ed. 35/ 
 
Julius Rosenwald Fund, 4901 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 111. SO YOU'RE GOING TO TEACH, by Evans 25/ 
 
Michigan Cooperative Teacher Education Study, 113 State Office Bldg.,Lansing,Mich. HELPING TEACHERS STUDY THEIR CHILDREN 10/ WHAT SHOULD WE KNOW ABOUT A CHILD 11 0/ 
National Recreation Association, 315 4th Ave., New York, N.Y. TEEN TROUBLE 10/ * 
Public Affairs Committee, Inc., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. WHEN I GET OUT? WILL I FIND A JOB?,Pub.Aff .Pam.#86 10/ WHERE CAN WE GET WAR WORKER S?, Pub .A ff ,Pam.#75 10/ WOMEN AT WORK IN WAR TIME,Pub.Aff .Pam.#77 10/ 
 
G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N.Y. CHILDREN AND YOU, A PRIMER OF CHILD CARE, by Evans 35/ 
 
Row, Peterson and Co., 441 W. Pcachtroe St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. LOOKING AHEAD* CHOOSING AND PREPARING FOR A VOCATION 26/ 
 
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(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C.) 
 
Department of Labor, Children's Bureau: TO PARENTS IN WARTIME 5/ 
 
ARE YOU TRAINING YOUR CHILD TO BE 
 
SUPERVISED HOMEMAKER SERVICE: A 
 
m^I?\^b;#202 10^ 
 
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GUIDING THE AD0LESCENT,Pub.#225 10;? 
 
METHOD OF CHILD CARE,Pub.#296 10/ CHILD MANAGEMENT, Pub .#14 3 10/ 
 
Department of Labor, Women's Bureaut 
 
CHOOSING WOMEN FOR WAR-INDUSTRY JOBS 5/ GUIDES FOR WARTIME USE OF WOMEN ON 
 
YOUR QUESTIONS AS TO WOMEN IN WAR 
 
FARMS 10/ 
 
INDUSTRIES 5/ 
 
WOMEN'S WORK IN THE fLR 5/ 
 
Office of Education: 26 JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U.SARMY AIR FORCES 10/ 
 
2JSTM TMFLSTS 5fi QaCh 
 
GUIDANCE PROBLEMS IN WARTIME 15/ 
 
TMSY^P "ItTM EIGH-SCH00L 
 
MILITARY SERVICE,Voc.Div.Bul.#221 10/ 
 
v^l^-r^llL S.?IUHILDREN 
 
,SlELMn0TICmL 
 
DISORDERS 
 
AT 
 
H0ME NOSING COURSES SCHOOL,Sch.Children & 
 
IN HIGH SCHOOLS^ War Ser.#6 5/ 
 
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PREPARATION OF TEACHERS IN HEALTH EDUCATION 20^ 
 
OPPORTUNITIES IN THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE 5/ 
 
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VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROBLEMS - VEEN THE WAR SNDS,Voc.Div.Leaf .#12 10/ 
 
Office of War Information: WAR JOBS FOR WOMEN 10/ 
 
Public Health Service: PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING 10/ 
 
For a complete list of their guidance pamphlets write to: 
 
Institute for Research, 537 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Science Research Associates, 1700 Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111. 
 
Citizenship, United States: 
 
American Country Life Association, Youth's Section,744 Jackson PI..Washington D C 
 
AMERICA'S LEADERS OF TOMORROW ARE TALKING 25/ 
 
^-u^asnmgton,D.C. 
 
American Library Association, 520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. THE EQUAL CHANCE, BOOKS HELP TO MAKE IT] 25/ 
 
Americana Corp,, 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N.Y. 
E BUILDING AMERICAS OUR MINORITY GROUPS: 3, IIAKLAN-AMERICANS 30/ E BUILDING AMERICA: PLANNING FOR POST-WAR WORLD 30/ 
 
Association for Childhood Education, 1201 16th St., N.W., Washington 6 D.C 
 
TOWARD DEMOCRATIC LIVING AT SCHOOL 35/ 
 
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Civic Education Service, 744 Jackson PI., Washington. D.C. MAKING DEMOCRACY WORK, HOW YOUTH CAN DO IT 15/ 
 
Columbia University Press, Momingside Heights, Now York, N.Y. TM I TM? '"ffi FIGHTI"G F0R *S IHB ORIENT 10/ FINANCING TOTAL WAR 25/ WHAT ARE THE ESSENTL-.LS OF A LISTING PEACE 10/ 
 
Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 8 W. 40th St., New York N Y 
 
TOWARD GREATER FREEDOM 15/ 
 
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John Day Co., 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N.Y. THE SCHOOLS CAN TEACH DEMOCRACY 25/ 
 
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Educational Policies Commission, N.E.A., 1201 16th St.,N.W., Vfashington 6, D.C. 
 
CALLING THE YOUTH OF THE NATION 10/ 
 
A WAR POLICY FOR AMERICAN SCHOOLS 10/ 
 
EDUCATION AND THE DEFENSE OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY 10/ 
 
TEACHING MATERIALS ON THE DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACY, $1.00 per set: 
 
CURRENT DOCUMENTS ON DEMOCRACY 
 
HOW MAY V/E DEFEND DEMOCRACY? 
 
HOW YOU CAN STRENGTHEN DEMOCRACY 
 
OUR DEMOCRACY 
 
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE TEACHING OF AMERICAN HISTORY IN TEE PRESENT EMERGENCY 
 
THE SCHOOL: AN ARSENAL FOR DEMOCRACY 
 
Farrar and Rinshart, 232 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. PROPAGANDA IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS, Pam.#16 15/ 
 
Houghton, Mifflin Co., 39 Harris St.,K.E., Atlanta, Ga. WHY WE ARE AT WAR 42/ 
 
National Association for Nursery Education, W514 East Hall, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa CULTIVATING THE ROOTS OF DEMOCRACY 15/ 
 
National Child Labor Committee, 419 4th Ave., New York, N.Y. CHILD MANPOWER - 1943 10/ 
 
National'Council for the Social Studies, N.E.A., 1201 16th St,,N.W.,Washington,D.C. 
 
DEMOCRACY VS. DICTATORSHIP 30/ 
 
MY PART IN THIS WAR 25/ 
 
FREE MEN: THE DRAMA OF DEMOCRACY 10/ 
 
FOR THIS WE FIGHT 25/ 
 
HOW TO KNOW, HOW TO USE YOUR COMMUNITY 75/ WARTIME COMMENCEMENT MANUAL 35/ 
 
IMPROVING SOCLAL STUDIES INSTRUCTION 35/ WARTIME HANDBOOK FOR EDUCATION 15/ 
 
A POLICY FOR RURAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES 25/ 
 
National Planning Association, 800 21st St.,N.W., Washington,D.C. WHEN DEMOBILIZATION DAY COMES 25/ 
 
Progressive Education Association, 221 W. 57th St., New York, N.Y. THE SCHOOL'S ROLE IN WINNING TEE WAR AND THE PEACE 15/ 
 
Public Affairs Committee, Inc., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. THE BEVERIDGE PLAN,Pub ,Aff.Pam.#79 10/ THE RICES OF MANKIND,Pub .A ff .Pam.#85 10/ REBUILDING EUROPE - AFTER VICTORY,Pub ,,Aff.Pam.#81 10/ JOBS AND SECURITY FOR TOMORROW,Pub .A ffPam.#84 10/ SAFEGUARDING OUR CIVIL LIBERTIES,Pub.Aff.Pam.#43 10/ WAR, BABIES, AND THE FUTURE,Pub.Aff.Pam.#83 10/ FREEDOM FROM WANT: A WORLD GOAL,Pub,Aff.Pam^/60 10/ 
 
Social Studies Publishing Co., 1 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. WHAT DOES THE WAR MEAN TO YOU? 15/ 
 
Twentieth Century Fund, 330 W. 42nd St., New York, N.Y. POSTWAR PLANNING IN THE UNITED-STATES, by George S. Galloway $1 
 
(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C.) Department of Commerce: UNCLE SAM: HOW HE GREW 20/ 
 
Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service: FEDERAL TEXTBOOK ON CITIZENSHIP 30/ 
 
National Resources Planning Board: AFTER DEFENSE - WHAT 5/ 
 
BETTER CITIES 5/ 
 
POST-WAR AGENDA 5/ 
 
POST-WAR PLANNING 5/ 
 
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Office of Education: EDUCATION UNDER DICTATORSHIPS AND IN DEMOCRACIES 15/ 
 
NATIONAL UNITY THROUGH INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION^ 15/ TOEGTHER WE SERVE 15/ 
 
WHAT DEMOCRACY MEANS IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 15/ VOICES OF DEMOCRACY 15/ 
 
LIVING DEMOCRACY IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS 15/ 
 
FORUMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 15/ 
 
HOW RURAL YOUTH MAY SERVE 15/ 
 
HOW TO READ THE NEWS 15/ 
 
KNOT/ YOUR SCHOOL SERIES, 5/ each: KNOW YOUR STATE EDUCATIONAL PR0GRAM,#55 
 
KNOW HOW YOUR SCHOOLS ARE FINANCED ,#53 KNOW YOUR SCHOOL CHILD ,#51 ' 
 
KNOW YOUR BOARD OF EDUCATION,#47 
 
KNOW YOUR SUPERINTENDENT,#48 
 
KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY,#57 
 
KNOW YOUR TEACHER ,#50 
 
Office of Education, Vocational Division: 
 
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THE WORKER, HIS JOB AND HIS GOVERNMENT 15/ 
 
Citizenship, South America : 
American Association of University Women, 1643 I St.#N.W., Washington, D.C. ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH LATIN AMERICA 25/ 
American National Red Cross, Washington, D.C. AMERICAN NEIGHBORS 10/ 
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 405 W. 117th St., New York, N.Y. OUR NEIGHBORS - NORTH & SOUTH 5/ 
Friendship Press, 156 5th Ave., New York, N.Y. E CHILDREN'S GAMES FROM IATIN AMERICA 10/ E FUJI & FESTIVAL FROM THE OTHER 
AMERICAS 25/ 
Silver Burdett Co., 441 W. Fe^ohtroo St., Atlanta, Ga. CAHCIONES PANAMERICANAS 58/ 
World Peaca Foundation, 40 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. ECONOMIC DEFENSE OF LIT IN AMERICA, by Percy 7;. Bidwell 25/ 
(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C.) Office of Education: INTER-AMERICAN EDUCATION: A CURRICULUM GUIDE 15/ HEMISPHERE SOLIDARITY 15/ UNDERSTANDING THE OTHER AMERICAN REPUBLICS 20/ 
 
Citiz-enship, Other Countries: 
American Council, Institute of Pacific Relations, Now York, N.Y. AMERICA'S ECONOMIC STAKE IN THE FAR EAST 10/ 
Americana Corp., 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N.Y. E BUILDING AMERICA: OUR NEIGHBORS IN NORTH AFRICA 30/ 
Oxford University Press, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. THE ENIGMA OF THE BRITISH 10/ 
University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 111. OUTPOSTS OF DEFENSE, by William H. Haas 25/ 
Webster Publishing Co., 441 Yl. Poachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.: MODERN JAPAN 30/ CRINGING CHINA 30/ LAND OF THE SOVIETS 30/ PEOPLES OF THE CHINA SEAS 30/ 
 
  
 
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Pre-Flight Aeronautics: 
 
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Cleveland Model & Supply Co., Inc.,4508 C 104 Lorain Ave.4 Cleveland 2, Ohio NEW N0.41 CATALOG 5/ 
 
Piper Aircraft Corp., Dept PA 123, Lock Haven, Pa. CATALOG- 10/ 
 
Public Affairs Committee, Inc., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. THE AIRPIANE AND TOMORROW'S VIORLD,Pub.Aff .Pam.-#78 10/ 
 
University of Nebraska, Extension Division, Lincoln, Neb. E EXPLORING AVIATION, published serially 10/ each 
 
Whitman Publishing Co., riasino^ Wis. E A GUIDE TO AIRPIANES OF THE U.S. 10/ 
 
Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., 540 N. Michigan Ave,,, Chicago, 111. E FLYING - SPECIAL ROYAL AIR FORCE ISSUE, Sept. 1942 50/ 
 
(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington, 25, D.C.) Department of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration: 
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL,Bui.-fS 35/ METEOROLOGY FOR PILOTS,Bul.#25 75/ 
CIVIL PILOT TRAINING lfiLHUA.LBll.#23 65/ PILOTS' RADIO MANUAL,Bui.#29 25/ PILOTS' PO/JER PIANT MANUAL, Bui .#28 75/ AERODYNAMICS FOR PILOTS,Bul.#26 30/ GROUND INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL, Bul6#30 30/ PILOTS' AIRPLANE MANUAL,-Bul..f27 30/ PRACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION,Bul.#24 $1 
 
Office of Education: PRE-AVIATION CADET TRAINING IN HIGH SCHOOLS, Leaf.#62 5/ PRE-FLIGHT AERONAUTICS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS, Leaf.#63 10/ 
 
Yfar Department: TECHNICAL MANUALS: AIRCRAFT ENGINESj TM1-405 15/ AIRCRAFT RADIO SHOP PRACTICE, TM1-470 15/ 
ELEMENTARY PHYSICS FOR PILOT TRAINEES, TMlr-233 20/ 
 
Pictures 
 
"Aircraft on Parade", Dept.F.C.,Box 7833,Del Valle Station, Los Angeles, Cal. 15 WARPLANE PICTURES IN COLOR (Size 5" x T|") with miniature set $1 
 
Military Drill: 
(Order from: Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C.) War Department: INFANTRY DRILL REGULATIONS, BASIC FIELD MANUAL, FM22-5 30/ MILITARY COURTESY AND DISCIPLINE, BASIC FIELD MANUAL, FM21-50 10/ 
Mathematics and Science: 
American Library Association, 520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. THE LIBRARIAN AND THE TEACHER OF SCIENCE 75/ 
Americana Corp., 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N.Y. BUILDING AMERICA: ELECTRONICS 30/ 
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BEEF ON THE FARM, SLAUGHTERING, 
 
MORE FOOD, Far.Bui.#1909 10/ 
 
CUTTING,CURING, Far.Bui.#1415 5/ 
 
OUR SOIL (ITS WASTAGE - ITS . 
 
THE CITY HOE GARDEN,Far.Bul.#1044 5/ PRESERVATION) 10/ 
 
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Bui.#176 7 10/ 
 
GROWING FRUIT FOR HOME USE, 
 
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Far.Bul<#1001 10/ 
 
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LEGU1.ES IN SOIL CONSERVATION 
 
TERRACING FOR SOIL AND WATER 
 
PRACTICES, Leaf.#163 5/ 
 
CONSERVATION,Far.Bui.#1789 10/ . 
 
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TO HOLD THIS S0IL,Misc.Pub.#321 45/ 
 
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#1831 5/ 
 
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Bul.#879 5/ 
 
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Far.Bui.#1451 5/ 
 
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Bui.#14 2 2 5/ 
 
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Far.Bui.#1834 5/ 
 
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