HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 
FREE AND INXPN0IV LEARNING MATERIALS 
STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Instructional Services Division of Curriculum Development 
Jack P. Nix State Superintendent of Schools 
Atlanta, Georgia 1967 
 
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Good Teeth. Consumer Services. The Borden Company. 350 Madison Avenue. New York 17, New York. 1957. 15 pp. Free. A booklet for children on the growth and care of teeth. Stresses the diet in tooth protection. 
Teeth. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
Water Fluoridation: Facts, Not Myths. By Louis I. Dublin. (No. 251). 1957. 28 pp. Facts and figures showing how water fluoridation can help prevent dental decay. 
Your Teeth--How to Save Them. By Herbert Yahraes. (No. 147). 1949. 31 pp. Illustrated. The proper care of the teeth. 
TUBERCULOSIS--See also: Disease. 
Tuberculosis Materia!s. Teachers may secure these materials from local or state association. Free. Titles are: 
Building a Better World. 1954. 16 pp. Student-teacher relationship for mental health. 
*Facts about TB. 1961. 15 pp. A guide for speakers and writers. 
Help Fight Tuberculosis. 1956. 22 pp. Simply written facts about tuberculosis. 
The Long Adventure. 1956. 31 pp. History of control of tuberculosis. Also wall chart, The Long Adventure, 15" x 22", to accompany booklet. 
TB Respects No Age. Wall chart. 12" x 16". 1957. In color. Also, folder entitled TB Respects No Age. 1957. Discusses tuberculosis among children, adults, and older persons. 
*Treatment Is the Tool. TB Control: The Big Push Ahead. Emphasis on protecting the community. 
Tuberculosis Facts in Picture Language. 1952. 8 pp. Pictures and graphs of facts concerning cause and spread of tuberculosis. 
Ways to Keep Well and Happy. 1959. 15 pp. A booklet especially written for upper elementary grades. 
What You Need to Know about TB. 1958. 16 pp. Facts about the disease--its symptoms, cure, diagnosis, and prevention. 
 
 ACCIDENTS--PREVENTION--See also: Bicycle Safety; Fire Prevention; First Aid; Safe Driving; Safety. 
Accident Prevention Materinl. Employers Mutuals of Wausau. Accident Prevention Department. Wausau, Wisconsin. Free. Kit of materials on accident prevention. 
Accidents and Children. (ChHdren's Bureau, U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Ilelfare>. Sl1p~r:!.l'tendent of Doc U<11a:f: S  U. S. Gover.w"').'?!lt Printing Office. Washint-;i:.on 25, D. C. 1959. :'~.l pp. 15 cents. T:.!.e types of children's accidents by age, and ways to prevent them. 
A Formula for Child Safetlo Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. 1 Madison Avenue. New York, New York. 14 pp. Free. Not available in classroom quantities. Information on the protection of prenschool children from accidents. 
*The Psychology of SafeSl. New York University. Division of General Education and Extension Services. Washington Square~ New York 3, New York. 1959. 24 pp. Single copy 50 cents, quantity rates available. Contains two articles~-one on accidents and life experience and another on accid~nts and their relationship to attitudes. 
Scriptographic Safety Reminders. Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield~ Massachusetts. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
*The ABC's of Child Safety. 1961. 15 pp. Message to all adults on accident prevention for children. 
ABC's of On-the-Job Safety. 1961. 15 pp. 
Your Next Accident and How to Avoid It. 1959. 15 pp. How to drive safely. 
ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION--See also: Guidance: General; Health; Juvenile Delinquency; Personal Development; Youth. 
*Alcohol Educational Packet. Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc. 155 East 44th Street. New York 17, New York. Written for and available only to teachers. A collection of pamphlets, reprints, survey studies on the topic of alcohol in education. 
Alcoholism. Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program. ~. O. Box 1147. Avon Park, Florida. 23 pp. 10 cents. A family guide to understanding the illness and what to do about it. 
Alcoholism. The National Council on Alcoholism. New York Academy of Medicine. 2 East 103rd Street. New York 29, New York. Send for a list of available pamphlets ranging in price from 5 to 25 cents. Explanatory pamphlets dealing with the proper approach to youth on the subject of alcohol. Sample titles are: Alcohol and the Adolescent. 15 cents; What I'd Teach My Children about Alcohol. 10 cents. 
 
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Alcoholism--A Sickness That Can Be Beaten. By Alton L. Blakeslee. (No. 118). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1952. 32 pp. 25 cents. 
Guidance Series Booklets--Alcohol and Narcotics. Science Research Associates. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1951. 48 pp. 50 cents each. Write for quantity rates. Titles are: 
Facts about Alcohol. By Raymond G. McCarthy. Instruction in alcohol education for teen~agers. 
Facts about Narcotics. By Victor H. Vogel and Virginia E. Vogel. The kinds of people who take drugs, their reasons, and the mental and physical effects of drugs. 
What to Know about Drug Addiction. By Harris Isbell. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public Health Service. Publication No. 94). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government rinting Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1958. 8 pp. 15 cents. A brief analysis of drug addiction--its recognition, treatment, and prevention--with special emphasis on the more common narcotics used for medicinal and non-medical purposes. 
BEVERAGES--See also: Food; Milk and Milk Products. 
How Well Do You Know Coffee? National Coffee Association of U.S.A. 120 Wall Street. New York 5, New York. Free. Chart, 17~" x 22~". Illustrated story of coffee tree and processing of fruit of the tree. 
Soft Drinks. American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages. 1128 Sixteenth Street, N. W. Washington 6, D. C. Single examination copy free, 20 additional copies free after examination of single copy, thereafter $5.00 per 100 copies. Titles are: 
About Soft Drinks. 16 pp. Soft drinks discussed at the grade school level. 
Soft Drinks and the Balanced Diet. 1955. 15 pp. For elementary school teachers. The place of sugar in a balanced diet and the part soft drinks may play in supplying that sugar. 
What Little Rats Drink  and How They Grow. 1955. 13 pp. Discusses some nutritional aspects of carbonated beverages as demonstrated by animal experiments. 
The Story of Chocolate and Cocoa. Hershey Chocolate Corporation. Educational Department. 19 East Chocolate Avenue. Hershey, Pennsylvania. 1960. Unpaged. Free. Short sketch of the cocoa bean from its discovery by the Spanish to the finished product of the chocolate. 
 
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Tea. Publicity-Public Relations Department. Tea Council of the U. S. A., Inc. 16 East 56th Street. New York 22, New York. Free. Titles are: 
Two Leaves and a Bud. 15 pp. The story of tea. 
What You Should Know about Tea. 8 pp. lnformative suggestions including recipes. 
Wine Handbook Series. Wine Advisory Board. 717 Market Street. San Francisco 3, California. 1959. Free. Titles are: 
No.1. The Wine Industry. 28 pp. The story of wine and the wine industry today. 
No.2. Wine Growing and Wine Types. 48 pp. Uses, handling, care, and quality of wine. 
 
CANC~--See also: Disease. 
 
Cancer. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. Titles are: 
*Cancer of the Breast. 1957. 20 pp. 15 cents. 
*Cancer, What to Know, What to Do about It. 1960. 5 cents. Leaflet. 
A Teaching Guide. 1950. 19 pp. 20 cents. 
*Treating Cancer. 1960. 15 pp. 15 cents. 
Cell Examination--New Hope in Cancer. By Charles S. Cameron. (No. 252). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1957. 20 pp. 25 cents. Cancer and its treatment; how cell examination helps in early detection. 
101 Answers to Questions about Cancer. American Cancer Society. Request from local A. C. S. Unit. 1958. 20 pp. Free. Answers to questions most frequently asked by the layman about cancer. 
Teaching about Cancer. American Cancer Society. Request from local A. C. S. Unit. 48 pp. Free. A guide to source materials for school administrators and teachers. 
When a Family Faces Cancer. By Elizabeth Ogg. (No. 286). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1959. 27 pp. 25 cents. wnat the whole family can do to make things easier when a member has cancer. 
 
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Youth Looks at Cancer. The Westchester Cancer Committee. American Cancer Society, Inc. Carl and Lily Fforzheimer Memorial Bldg. Purchase, New York. Also available through your local A. C. S. Unit. 1956. 68 pp. Free. An outline of facts about cancer; prepared especially for youth. 
CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT--See also: Baby Care; Child Guidance; Discipline of Children; Diseases; Education; Exceptional Children; Family Life; Food; Health: Nutrition; Farent Education; Youth. 
Child Growth and Development Chart. Arthur C. Croft Publications. 100 Garfield Avenue. New London, Connecticut. 1953. 50 cents. Chart, 2211 x 25~1I. Covers the growth, development, characteristics, and needs of the child from preschool through junior high and first years of senior high school. 
Children and You. By Eva Knox Evans. Interstate Printers and Publishers. 19-27 North Jackson Street. Danville, Illinois. 1950. 60 pp. 30 cents. A primer of child care. 
Children: The Care ofe Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
Homes for Foster Children. (No. 223). By Kathleen Cassidy Doyle. 1955. 
How to Discipline Your Children. By Dorothy Baruch. (No. 154). 1949. 28 pp. 
How to Help Your Handicapped Child. By Samuel M. Wishik. (No. 219). 1955. 28 pp. 
How to Teach Your Child about W~. By Ernest Osborne. (No. 216). 1955. 28 pp. 
The Shy Child. By Helen Ross. (No. 239). 1956. 20 pp. 
Happy Journey--Freparing Your Child for School. National Education Association 
1201 Sixteenth Street, N. w. Washington 6, D. C. 1953. 34 pp. 40 cents. 
Discount on quantity orders. A Handbook for parents whose child will soon enter kindergarten or first grade. 
*How to Give Your Child a Good Start. By Aline B. Auerbach. Child Study Association of America. 9 East 89th Street. New York 28, New York. 1961. 31 pp. 40 cents. Discusses the handling of such practical matters as feeding, sleeping toilet training, and discipline. 
Your Child Pamphlets. Fublic Affairs Committee. Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
 
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Three to Six: Your Child Starts to School. (No. 163). By James L. Hymes, Jr. 1950. 28 pp. How to bridge the gap between home and school. 
Understand Your Child--From 6 to 12. (No. 144). By Clara Lambert. 1957. 28 pp. Typical characteristics of children of these ages and problems a parent might expect. 
Your Child. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 20 cents each. Titles are: 
Your Child from One to Six. (Children's Bureau, Publication No. 30). 1956. 110 pp. Care of young children. 
Your Child from 6 to 12. (Children's Bureau, Publication No. 324). 1949. 141 pp. Aid to the understanding of children with emphasis on environmental factors. 
CHILD GUIDANCE--See also: Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Discipline of Children; Education; Exceptional Children; Family Life; Mental Health; Parent Education; Youth. 
A Healthy Personality for Your Child. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. Childrenos Bureau). 1952. 23 pp. 20 cents. 
Eating Problems of Children--A Guide for Parents. 1951. 17 pp. 15 cents. How to give the baby a good start, and what to do 1 he is an "eating problem. II 
A Pound of Prevention. By James L. Hymes, Jr. 1954. 63 pp. 35 cents. 
The Controversial Problem of Discipline. By Katherine M. Wolf. 1953. 35 pp. 50 cents. Reviews conflicting attitudes toward discipline and presents sound philosophy for parents. 
The Why and How of Discipline. By Aline B. Auerbach. 1957. 44 pp. 50 cents. 
CIVIL DEFENSE--See also: Atomic Energy; National Defense. 
Civil Defense. Office of Civil Defense. Department of Defense. Battle Creek, Michigan. Free. Write above address stating type of material desired. 
Fire Effects o~ Bombing Attacks. (Federal Civil Defense Administration Technical Manual 9-2). Superintendent of Documents. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1952. 42 pp. 20 cents. Guidance to civil defense fire-fighting services in preparing to combat masS fires in time of war. 
 
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DENTAL HEALTH--See also: Health; Teeth. 
Dental Health. American Dental Association. 222 East Superior Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Single copy free. Titles are: 
Attractive Teeth for Teenagers. 1958 12 pp. Contains information of concern to the teenager. 
*Dental Health Facts for Teachers. 1960. 30 pp. The structure and function of teeth, dental care, and other facts about dental health. 
*Toothbrushing. 1957. 3-fold leaflet. Illustrated. Explains basic techniques and discusses toothbrushes, dentifrices, mouthwashes. 
X-Rays and Your Teeth. 1958. 16 pp. Illustrated. Explains the use and value of A-rays in dental diagnosis. 
*You Can Prevent Tooth Decay. 1961. 11 pp. Discusses toothbrushing, diet, dental checkups, fluoridation. 
*llm Going to the Dentist. 10 cents. Gives youngsters an idea of what to expect their first trip to the dentist. 
DIE!'--See also: Food; Food ~reparation: Planning; Food Preparation: Recipes; Nutrition. 
Dietetic Publications. American Dietetic Association. 620 North Michigan Avenue. Chicago 11, Illinois. Catalog of publications on diets, nutrition, and careers in dietetics, ranging in price from 3 cents to 50 cents for single copies. Packet of career gUidance pamphlets sent free to individuals. 
Eat and Grow Slim. American Institute of Baking. Consumer Service Department. 400 East Ontario Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Purse-size. Free. Calorie table, menus, and hints on how to stay slim. 
Is Yours a "Weighty" .t>roblem? Consumer Services. Borden Company. 350 Madison Avenue. New York 17, New York. 1955. 42 pp. Free. Outlines intelligent reducing programs. 
*Menu-Weight to Eat and Grow Slim. American Institute of Baking. 400 East Ontario Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 4 pp. Free. Daily menu showing number of calories and proportionate servings. 
*Personality "Plus" Through Diet--Foodlore for Teen-agers. By Charles G. King and Gwen Lam. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1960. 22 pp. 25 cents. Explains how diet during teen-age controls looks, actions, personality, and feelings. 
 
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Salt in Your Diet. Salt Institute. 33 North LaSalle Street, Chicago 2, Illinois. Free. Titles are: 
Salt in Your Diet. 15 pp. 
 
DISCIPLINE OF CHILDRENM-See also: Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Child Guidance; EXceptional Children; Family Life; Parent Education. 
 
Your Behavior Problems. By English and Foster. (Guidance Series BookM let). Science Research Associates. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1952. 49 pp. 50 cents. Why young people misbehave and how they can learn to control their actions. 
 
DISEASES--See also: Baby Care; Cancer; Child Care and Development; Exceptional Children; Health; Health Education; Heart Disease; Infantile Paralysis; Medical Service; Tuberculosis. 
 
Control of Communicable Diseases in Man. American Public Health Association. 1790 Broadway. New York 19, New York. 1960. 235 pp. $1.00. Symptoms, preventive measures, and treatment of communicable diseases. 
*Diabetics Unknown. By Groff Conklin. (No. 312). Public Affairs Pamphlets. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1961. 27 pp. 1-9 copies, 25 cents; quantity prices available. Discusses diabetes, symptoms, tests, treatment, and basic control. 
Epilepsy Series. National Epilepsy League, Inc. 208 North Wells Street. Room 201. Chicago 6, Illinois. Titles are: 
Education for All American Children--Do We Really Mean It? Leaflet. Single copy free. 
bist of National Epilepsy League ~ublications. Single copy free. 
A Modern View of Epilepsy. By Frederic A. Gibbs. 10 cents. 
Neurological Disorders and Industry. 10 cents. 
Prognosis: Favorable. Single copy free. 
Disease. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 35 cents each. Titles are: 
Cerebral Palsy--Its Scope and Management. By Marguerite Abbott. 1956. 28 pp. 
Facts about Cancer. By Dallas Johnson. (No. 38). 1957. 28 pp. 
 
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Good News for Stroke Victims. By Elizabeth Ogg. (No. 259). 1957. 28 pp. 
Now--A Brighter Future for the Epileptic. By Herbert Yahraes. (No. 98). 1958. 29 pp. 
Out of the Shadows. By Elizabeth Ogg. (No. 271). 1958. 20 pp. 
Rheumatic Fever. By Marjorie Taubenhaus. (No. l26A). 1958. 20 pp. 
TB--New Hope and a New Challenge. (No. 156A). 1957. 19 pp. 
Disease Series. National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. 2023 W. Ogden Avenue. Chicago 12, Illinois. Reprints, 10 cents each. Pamphlets and books on cerebral palsy and other crippling conditions. 
Hepatitis. (Health Information Series No. 82). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government ~rinting Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1961. 5 cents. Infectious and serum hepatitis are described in this pamphlet. 
EYESIGHT--See also: Health; Health Education. 
Books and Pamphlets for the Blind. American Foundation for the Blind, Inc. 15 West Sixteenth Street. New York 11, New York. Write for list of publications currently available. Prices 10 cents and up. 
Eyesight Pamphlet Series. National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Inc. 16 East 40th Street. New York 16, New York. Single copy of each free. Additional copies as indicated. Complete catalog of publica~ tions sent on request. Titles are: 
Classroom Lighting. (G30l). 16 pp. 15 cents. 
Crossed Eyes. (Gl06). 8 pp. 5 cents. 
Eye Health for Teenagers. (P612). 8 pp. 10 cents. 
An Ye Health ~rogram for Schools. (P600). 8 pp. 5 cents. 
*Finding and Helping the Partially Seeing Child. (P3ll). 4 pp. 5 cents. 
A Guide for Eye Inspection and Testing Visual Acuity. (P200). 8 pp. 5 cents. 
Helping the Partially Seeing Child in the Regular Classroom. (P300). 8 pp. 5 cents. 
Meeting the Needs of Partially Seeing Children in Rural Areas. (P309). 8 pp. 5 cents. 
 
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*Mental Health for Children with Vision Disability. (31S). 4 pp. S cents. 
The Most Wonderful Eyes in the World. (GIOS). 8 pp. Scents. 
Eyesight Poster Series. National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. 16 East 40th Street. New York 16 t New York. Single copy free. Additional copies as indicated. Titles are: 
Cross Section of a Right Eyeball. (VT). 8~" x 11". 
*1 Out of 4 School Children Needs Eye Care. (V50). 13" x 11". Scents. 
Seeing Through Life. (No. 63). 9" x 6". 
Federal Legislation Concerning Blind Persons in the United States and Insular Possessions. By Helga Lende. American Foundation for the Blind. 15 West 16th Street. New York 11, New York. 1958. 31 pp. 25 cents. How the federal government gives aid to the blind. 
*Seeing is Believing. The Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund t Inc. 5225 Sycamore Avenue. New York 71, New York. 1961. Unpaged. 20 cents. How visual aids help carry messages from the eye, to the head, to the heart. 
Vision Literature. American Optometric Association, Inc. 4030 Chouteau Avenue. St. Louis 10, Missouri. Send for folders, brochures, pamphlets, and charts on vision and optometry. Teachers may obtain single copies free of charge, and reasonable quantities may be obtained free of charge from state optometric associations through requests directed to the American Optometric Association. Sample titles are: Visual Readiness for Reading. Undated. 32 pp. Describes types of vision problems and offers suggestions for their prevention; Your Eyes and Optometry. 1958. 17 pp. The need for optometric care; how the optometrist helps your eyes. 
FAMILY LIFE--See also: Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Child Guidance; Courtship and Marriage; Discipline of Children; Exceptional Children; Housing; Parent Education; Personal Development; Sex Education. 
The American Family. By W. Seward Salisbury. (Oxford Social Studies Pamphlet). Oxford Book Company. 71 Fifth Avenue. New York 3, New York, 1955. 76 pp. SO cents. Seeks to give high school students an understanding and appreciation of the American family--what it was, what it is, and what it is tending to become. 
Family Activities with Other Families. National Board YWCA. Publications Services. 600 Lexington Avenue. New York 22, New York. 1959. 47 pp. 75 cents. 10 or more, 60 cents each. Describes some of the characteristics of specific age groups with suggestions for family activities in many areas. 
 
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Getting Along with Parents. By Katherine Whiteside-Taylor. 1952. 40 pp. 
Life with Brothers and Sisters. By Frances Ullman. 1952. 40 pp. 
Getting Along with Brothers and Sisters. By Frances Ullman. 1950. 49 pp. 
How to Live with Parents. By Gladys Gardner Jenkins. 1948. 49 pp. 
The High Cost of Unhappy Living. Family Service Association of America. 44 East 23rd Street. New York 10, New York. Unpaged. 25 cents. How serious family difficulties can create a financial burden on the entire community, and the value of family service agencies. 
Marriage and Family Life Pamphlets. American Institute of Family Relations. 5257 Sunset Boulevard. Los Angeles 27, California. Write for listing of publications covering specific aspects of marriage and family life. 
*The Mother Who Works Outside the Home. By Violet Weingarten. Child Study Association of America, Inc. 9 East 89th Street. New York 28, New York. 1961. 25 pp. 40 cents. Explores and probes many of the problems that face mothers in our changing society. 
New Patterns for Women. Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund, Inc. 5225 Sycamore Avenue. New York 71, New York. 1957. 13 pp. 10 cents. How the patterns of women's traditional responsibilities are changing. 
The One-Parent Family. By Anna W. M. Wolf and Lucille Stein. (No. 287). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1959. 28 pp. 25 cents. Helps parents see their children's needs more clearly and gives ways to make their lives complete. 
What Makes for Strong Family Life. Family Service Association of America. 44 East 23rd Street. New York 10, New York. 1958. 14 pp. 20 cents. Discusses the functions and goals of family life and describes the elements necessary to healthful and happy family relationships. 
FIRE PREVENTION--See Also: Accidents--Prevention; Safety. 
*Any "Fire Traps" in Your Home? Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield, Massachusetts. 1960. 15 pp. 25 cents. A fire prevention checklist. 
Fire. Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield, Massachusetts. 1958. 15 pp. 25 cents. How different fires are caused and how to put them auto Discusses fire prevention. 
Fire Prevention. Information and Education Department. Aetna Life Affiliated Companies. 151 Farmington Avenue. Hartford 15, Connecticut. Write for free booklets available in reasonable quantities. (Distribution in United States only.) 
 
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Fire Prevention Materials. National Board of Fire Underwriters. 85 John Street. New York 38, New York. Free. Titles are: 
What Do You Know about Fire? 12 pp. A child's guide to fire safety. For intermediate grades. 
*The Wrongs and the Wrights. 4 pp. Common fire hazards amusingly illustrated. 
Your Farm and Fire Safety. 23 pp. CauseS and Prevention of Farm fires. 
Fire Safety. National Commission on Safety Education. National Education Association. 1201 Sixteenth Street, N. W. Washington 6, D. C. Discount on quantity orders. Titles are: 
Fire Safety for College Residence BUildings. 1952. 32 pp. SO cents. Suggests ways in which fire-safety programs can be promoted and carried out 1n residence bUildings. 
Fire Safety for Junior High Schools. 1950. 32 pp. 50 cents. Third in the series of four bulletins on fire protection and prevention. 
Fire Safety--for Senior High Schools. 1951. 24 pp. 50 cents. Offers suggestions for motivating interest and guiding learning experiences in fire safety at the senior high level. 
Fire Safety--for Teachers of Intermediate Grades. 1950. 32 pp. SO cents. Fire prevention and protection education. 
Fire Safety--for Teachers of Primary Grades. 1950. 24 pp. 50 cents. Offers suggestions for motivating interest and gUiding learning experiences in fire safety. 
The Teacher-Fireman Team. 1953. 20 pp. 15 cents. A pamphlet to promote school and fire department cooperation. 
Fire Safety. National Fire Protection Association. Public Relations Department. 60 Batterymarch Street. Boston 10, Massachusetts. Single copies free. Others as listed. Discount for quantities. Titles are: 
Early Man and Fire. Sparky Fire Book No.1, 1956. Unpaged. 5 cents. Colored comic. 
Man Learns More about Fire. Sparky Fire Book No.2. 1956. Unpaged. 5 cents. Colored comic. 
Sparky. 1955. 16 pp. 5 cents. Colored comic. 
*Hello. I Am Fire! 15 pp. 5 cents. Colored comic. 
*Sparky News. Free. Latest information on national and local activities associated with the Sparky Project. 
 
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*Home Fire Inspection Blank. Single copy free, or $1.00 per 100. 
Forest Fire. American Forestry Association. 919 Seventeenth Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 1950. 16 pp. 10 cents. Quantity discounts available. Comic book on preventing forest fires by "Smokey," the fire prevention bear. 
FIRST AID--See also: Accidents--Prevention; Fire Prevention; Health. 
Artificial Respiration. Information and Education Department. Aetna Life Affiliated Companies. 151 Farmington Avenue. Hartford 15, Connecticut. Write for free booklets available in reasonable quantities. Distribution in United States only. 
*An Emergency First Aid Guide. Accident Prevention Department. Association of Casualty and Surety Companies. 60 John Street. New York 38, New York. 1960. 44 pp. Single copy free. A handbook of first aid arranged alphabetically by injuries. 
*First Aid for Poisoning. The William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 15 pp. 25 cents. How to recognize poisoning symptoms; how to give emergency treatment. 
First Aid Textbook. American National Red Cross. Washington, D. C. 1957. 241 pp. 75 cents. Illustrated. TeJctbook for class in first aid. 
Someone1s Hurt. Pamphlet Distributing Company. 55 East 86th Street New York 28, New York. 1955. 15 pp. 25 cents. What to do and what not to do during the first few minutes after a serious accident. 
FOOD PREPARATION: PLANNING--See also: Bread; Diet; Food; Food Preparation; Recipes; Nutrition. 
*Balance Your Meals Each Day. American Institute of Baking. 400 East Ontario Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Free. Colorful chart with guide for teaching children to balance meals by balancing food pictures. 
Handbook of Food Preparation. American Home Economics Association. 1600 20th Street, N. W. Washington 9, D. C. 1959. 66 pp. 50 cents. Facts and figures on food and its preparation. 
GAMES AND SPORTS--See also: Recreation. 
Archery. Ben Pearson, Inc. Fourth and Orange Street. Pine Bluff, Arkan-' sas. Titles are: 
 
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Archery Made Easy. 15 pp. Free. Basic fundamentals on how to shoot the bow and arrow. 
*An Archery Program for College and University Instructors. Designed to offer an archery program for schools. stressing the fundamentals of shooting and bringing the classes along a planned course. 
Children's Games. By Patricia Evans. The Porpoise Bookshop. 308 Clement Street. San Francisco 18. California. 25 cents each. Illustrated. Titles are: 
Hopscotch. 1955. 32 pp. Different ways to play hopscotch are shown with drawings. 
Jacks. 1956. 31 pp. Tells how to play jacks in many different ways. 
Jump Rope Rhymes. 1954. 32 pp. Contains rhymes for jumping rope. collected directly from children in parks, playgrounds, schoolyards, and streets. 
Who's It? 1956. 31 pp. A collection of counting-out rh}~es and other ways of finding out "Who's It?" 
Games and Self-Testing Activities for the Classroom. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1954. 12 pp. 10 cents. Suggested games and activities, and how to carry theQ out. 
Games. National 4-H Supply Service. 59 East Van Buren Street. Chicago 5, Illinois. 32 pp. each. 10 cents each, 3 for 25 cents. Specify by name. Titles are: 4-H Homemade Games; Fun at the Meeting Place; Games for Small Groups. 
Group Games. National Education Association. 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. 1957. 32 pp. 50 cents. For girls and women. 
*How to Improve Your Game Series. The Athletic Institute. 209 South State Street. Chicago 4, Illinois. 50 cents each. Aids to the Improvement of twenty-four sports. Illustrated. Titles are: 
How to Improve Your: Advanced Tumbling. Apparatus Activities. Archery. Badminton. Baseball. Basketball. Bowling. Competitive Swimming. Diving. Fencing. Golf. Gymnastics. Lifesaving. Soccer. Softball. Swimming. Skin and Scuba Diving. Tennis. Track and Field. Trampolining. Tumbling. Volleyball. Wrestling. 
*Laws of Table Tennis. U. S. Table Tennis Association. 210 Saturn Drive, North Star. Newark. Delaware. Leaflet. Single copy free; bulk orders 2 cents each. 
Make Your Own Games. (P124). National Recreation Association. 8 West Eighth Street. New York 11, New York. 1957. 16 pp. 50 cents. Sixteen games with directions and diagrams. 
 
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Nature Games. By William Gould Vinal. American Humane Education Society. 180 Longwood Avenue. Boston 15, Massachusetts. 1953. 27 pp. 25 cents. 86 nature games, some of which have been adapted from old games and handed down through generations. Includes rainy day games and outdoor games. 
Official Rules. American Badminton Association. 20 Wamesit Road. Waban 68, Massachusetts. 1959. 15 pp. 15 cents. Badminton laws, interpretations, regUlations, hints on play, and tournament operations. 
Playing Card Booklets. Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers. 420 LeKington Avenue. New York 17, New York. Titles are: 
How to Start Playing Bridge in 22 Minutes. 1957. 20 pp. 10 cents. Bridge primer for the beginner illustrated with cartoons. 
It's All in the Cards. 1954. Unpaged. 10 cents. Some interesting facts about playing cards. 
*New Uses for Old Cards. Unpaged. Free. Home decoration, children and teen-agers entertainment. 
Take a Card. 21 pp. 10 cents. A collection of ten card tricks. 
*Pre-Season Softball Training. Amateur Softball Association. 11 Hill Street, Room 201. Newark 2, New Jersey. 3 pp. Free. Describes how pre~ season work should be divided into four categories: running, stretching, throwing, and weight work. 
Recreational Activities. Cooperative Recreation Service. Radnor Road. Delaware, Ohio. A series of booklets containing suggestions for varied group leisure activities. 25 cents each. Send for catalog of other booklets. Titles are: 
*Active Games. 1961. 32 pp. 
All Time Games. 1955. 40 pp. 
*Children's Play. Undated. 31 pp. 
Count and Capture. 1955. 40 pp. 
*Crafts That Last. Undated. 40 pp. 
*Folk Dances for Fun. Undated. 64 pp. 
Golden Bridgeo 1952. 36 pp. (German folk songs, dances, games.) 
Halloween Fun. Undated. 32 pp. 
Having Fun the Polish Way. 1953. 56 pp. 
Let's Be Merry. 1951. 38 pp. 
 
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Rique Ran. 1951. 38 pp. (Singing games of South American children.) 
Romancing. Undated. 48 pp. 
Stories for Parties. Undated. 40 pp. 
Swing High. 1954. 48 pp. (Korean recreation.) 
Three Folk Plays. Undated. 31 pp. 
Rule Books. National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations. 7 South Dearborn Street. Chicago 3, Illinois. Rule books are revised annually and range in price from 30 to 45 cents each. Specify by name. Titles are: Baseball Rules; Basketball Rules; Football Rules; Tract and Field Rules. 
Shooting. Sportsmen's Service Bureau. 250 East 43rd Street. New York 17, New York. Distributed in quantity only in the United States. Single sample copy only to overseas addresses. Titles are: 
Handbook on Small Bore Rifle Shooting. 1959. 80 pp. 25 cents. 
Shooting's Fun for Everyone. 1959. 20 pp. Free. The why, when, where, and how of tiflery for boys and girls. Illustrated. 
Shotgun Sports. 1959. 24 pp. Free. Phases of clay target shooting. 
*Teen Hunters CluLs--The What, Why, Where, When and How of Teen Hunters Clubs. 1961. Unpaged. Free. Information on organization of shooting activities for teen-agers. 
What Every Parent Should Know When a Boy or Girl Wants a Gun. 1959. 8 pp. Free. Answers to fifteen questions most frequently asked by parents. 
:Skiing. Northland Ski Hanufacturing Company. Department 37. 2325 Endicott Street. St. Paul 14, Minnesota. Titles are: 
*It's Easy to Water Ski. 1959. 10 pp. Free. Guide to the fundamentals of water skiing and an introduction to some of the more advanced phases of the sport. 
*The Northland Ski Manual. 47 pp. Single copy free, quantity orders 10 cents each. Gives most essential fundamentals of skiing and will make skiing clearer to you by pointing out improvements in your technical knowledge. 
Sports. Hillerich and Bradsby Company, Inc. 434-436 Finzer Street. Louisville 2, Kentucky. Revised annually. Single copy free to teachers. Titles are: 
Baseball Rules. 
 
 GROWING UP 16 
Famous Slugger Year Book. Names, pictures, and data on leading hitters of the year. 
Official Softball Rules. 
Sports. Outboard Boating Club of America. Boating Services and Education Department. 307 North Michigan Avenue. Chicago 1, Illinois. Single copies free. Titles are: 
*Horse Sense on Horse Power. 4 pp. 
*OBC Digest of State Boat Trailer Laws. 1960. Chart, 22" x 36". 
*Safety In Water Skiing. 1960. 8 pp. 
*Census of Boating Safety. 1960. 7 pp. 
*Remember Folks! 
*Let's Remember, Folks! Chart (16" x 22"). Rules of the road. 
*Digest of State Boating Laws. 1959. 
Table Tennis for You. U. S. Table Tennis Association. 210 Saturn Drive, North Star. Newark, Delaware. 16 pp. 10 cents. Booklet contains rules, instructions, and diagrams. 
GROWING UP--See also: Courtship and Marriage; Guidance; Personal Development; Sex Education; Youth. 
The Adolescent in Your Family. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. Children's Bureau)G Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1955. 110 pp. 25 cents. Gives some underlying needs of young, growing human creatures which result in behavior that is sometimes hard for parents to understand. 
Self-Evaluation Booklets. National Dairy Council. 111 North Canal Street. Chicago 6, Illinois. Titles are: 
My Reflections. 1959. 24 pp,. 10 cents. Helps the teen-age girl understand that her physical, mental, emotional, and social activities are integrated. 
Who Me! 1959. 28 pp. 14 cents. Encourages self-improvement by good living practices including use of proper food. Cartoon illustrations. 
Youth Problems. Public Affairs Co~~ittee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. Titles are: 
 
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Coming of Age: Problems of Teen-Agers. By Paul H. Landis. 1956. 28 pp. 25 cents. Designed to help parents and teen-agers understand the changes in their relationships; discusses the problems of young people. 
Keeping Up with Teen-Agers. By Evelyn Millis Duvall. 1954. 28 pp. 25 cents. Differences in attitudes and interests between parents and young people. 
Youth Problems. (Guidance Series Booklets). Science Research Aseociates. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 50 cents each. Aids in the understanding of youth problems; asks and answers questions. Titles are: 
What Are Your Problems? By H. H. Remmers and C. G. Hackett. 1953. 48 pp. 
Your Problems: How to Handle Them. By Hermann H. Remmers and Robert H. Bauernfeind. 1953. 40 pp. 
GUIDANCE: CAREERS--See also: Careers; Occupations; Vocational Guidance. 
Health Careers Guidebook. National Health Council. 1790 Broadway. New York 19, New York. 1955. 153 pp. 1 copy free to teachers. Full description of over 150 health careers. 
GUIDANCE: GENERAL--See also: Child GUidance; Exceptional Children; Growing Up; Guidance: Careers; Personal Development; Youth. 
Guidance Series. Science Research Associates, Inc. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 50 cents each. Write for qvantity rates. Series of illustrated booklets dealing with problems of special interest to the teen-ager. Sample titles are: 
Dating Days. 1949. 48 pp. 
Enjoying Leisure Time. 1950. 48 pp. 
Growing Up Emotionally. By William C. Menninger. 1957. 48 pp. 
Growing Up Sociallx. 1949. 48 pp. 
Looking Ahead to Marriage. 1949. 48 pp. 
Understanding Sex. 1947. 48 pp. 
You and Your Health. By J. Toswell Gallagher. 1950. 48 pp. 
 
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Oxford Life Guidance Pamphlets. Oxford Book Company. 71 Fifth Avenue. New York 3, New York. 1952-56. 60-75 pp. 50 cents each. A series of pamphlets designed to help high school boys and girls with problems of today's world. Titles are: 
Planning Your Career; Tobacco, Alcohol, and Narcotics; Getting the Most Out of High School; Facing Military Service; Know Yourself; Be Dollar-Wise. 
Teen-Age GUidance Series. Keystone Education Press. 71 Fifth Avenue. New York 3, New York. 40 cents each. Deals with the difficulties faced by virtually all young people today. Titles are: 
Boy Marries Girl. 1959. 68 pp. 
Cues for Teens. 1957. 60 pp. 
Data On Dating. 1957. 60 pp. 
Getting Along with Others. 1957. 60 pp. 
Making the Most of Your Spare Time. 1959~ 68 pp. 
Polishing Your Personality. 1957. 60 pp. 
*Chats with Teen-Agers. 1960. 64 pp. 
*College for You? 1959. 80 pp. 
*Jobs for You. 1960. 96 pp. 
HEALTH--See also: Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Dental Health; Diseases; Exceptional Children; Eyesight; First Aid; Health Education; Medical Service; Mental Health; Teeth. 
Allergies. Allergy Foundation of America. 801 Second Avenue. New York 17, New York. Titles are: 
*Allergy in Children. 12 pp. 25 cents 
*Answers to Some Questions about Aller~nd the Al~ic Diseases. Pamphlet. Single Copy free; $3.50 per 100. 
*Astb~a, Hay Fever, and Other Allergies. 14 pp. Single copy free; $3.50 per 100. 
*Facts Not Fancy about Allergy in Childhood. Folder. Single copy free; $3.50 per 100. 
*Handbook for the Asthmatic. 16 pp. 25 cents. 
 
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*Hay Fever  And What You Can Do about It. 16 pp. 25 cents. 
*Hidden Enemies. 4 pp. Single copy free; $3.50 per 100. 
*The Skin and Its Allergies. 12 pp. 25 cents. 
*The Arthritis Hoax--$250,OOO,OOO in Frauds and Fallacies. (No. 297). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1960, 19 pp. 25 cents. 
Blood Pamphlets. American National Red Crosse Washington 6, D. C. (May also be ordered from local chapter.) Free to teachers. Titles are; 
Blood and the Nation's Health. 1957. 36 pp. Supplementary material for high school teachers and students on the college level. 
Blood as a I1edicine. 1956. Poster, 8~" x 11". Uses of- whole blood and plasma. 
The Story of Blood. 1961. 18 pp. Elementary school level. Picture story of the part blood plays in good health. 
*Both Sides of the Sun. By Bernard Seeman. William-Frederick eress. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 15 pp. 25 cents. Important facts about the varying effects of sunshine. 
*Check-Ups: Safeguarding Your Health. By Michael H. K. Irwin, M.D., M.P.H. (No. 314). Public Affairs Pamphlets. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1961. 18 pp. 1-9 copies 2S cents; quantity prices available. Explanation of examinations, how they are made, and what their advantages and disadvantages are. 
Colds. The William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
Colds and Common Sense. 22 pp. Symptoms, causes, care of, effects of, and how to avoid colds. 
How to Avoid Colds in Winter. 15 pp. Main factors involved in spreading colds; suggestions for preventing colds. 
Everyday Exercise. Supervisor of Government Publications. Department of Public Printing and Stationery. Ottawa, Canada. 1960. 27 pp. 50 cents. Some exercises for maintaining health and reducing tension and fatigue. 
*Health and Liquids. American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages. 1128 16th Street, N. W. Washington 6, D. C. 1959. 15 pp. Single copy free. A discussion of the relationship between good health and an adequate liquid intake. 
 
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*Health Information from the National Foundation. 800 Second Avenue. New York 17, New York. Free. On request the Foundation will furnish informative leaflets on subjects of birth defects, arthritis, and polio. For students and teachers of all grade levels. 
*Health Through the Ages. By C. E. A. Winslow and Grace T. Hallock. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. School Health Bureau. One Madison Avenue. New York 10, New York. 1949. 64 pp. Free. Story of man's search for health from the Stone Age to the present. 
Hearing. American Hearing Society. 919 18th Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. Send for price list covering literature distributed by the Society ranging in price from 5 cents to $1.00. Special subscription rate for Hearing News to all libraries, $1.50 per year. 
Hearing Charts. Sonotone Corporation. P.O. Box 200. Elmsford, New York. Individual teacher's requests for single copies filled free. Group orders filled according to prices listed under each item. Titles are: 
How We Hear. Walt Disney style. Available in notebook size, 8~1I x 1111 , 1 cent each; wall chart size, 26" x 3311 , 10 cents each. 
Mechanical Principles of the Human Ear. Supplemental booklet to aid teacher in use of charts. 5 cents each. 
Sectional Diagram of the Human Ear. Available in notebook size, 8!z1l x 11 11 , 1 cent each; wall chart size, 26 11 x 33", 10 cents each. 
*How the Doctor Examines Your Heart. American Heart Association, Inc. 44 East 23rd Street. New York 10, New York. 1956. 31 pp. Free. Simple explanations of just what the doctor does when he examines the heart. 
*A Kit for Teaching? Unit on the Skeleton. Scott, Foresman and Company. 3145 ~iedmont Road, N. E. Atlanta 5 Georgia. Free to elementary level teachers. Kit includes one back-to-back wall chart in full color (The Skeleton--A Masterpiece of Design and How Bones Fit Together--the Joints) and teaching suggestions. Useful for classroom teaching, displays, and discussions at health workshops. 
A List of Health Information Leaflets and Pamphlets of the Eublic Health Service. U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. ?ublic Health Service. Public Inquiries Branch. Washington 25, D. C. Free. A list of currently available nontechnical publications which discuss common diseases and conditions and preventive health measures. 
Red Cross Home Nursing. American National Red Cross. Washington 6, D. C. 1951. 235 pp. 75 cents. Te~tbook for classes in home nursing. 
Very Personally Yours. Educational Department. Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Neenah, Wisconsin. 1959. 20 pp. Free. For girls 12 and over. Gives a thorough explanation of menstruation and practical pointers on everyday living that every girl should know. Teaching Guide and physiology chart also available to teachers. 
 
 HEALTH 21 
You're a Young Lady Now. Educational Department. Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Neenah, Wisconsin. 1959. 16 pp. Free. A basic explanation of menstruation for girls 9 through 11. Teaching Guide and physiology chart also available to teachers. 
Your Health and Recreation Dollar. Household Finance Corporation. Frudential rlaza. Chicago 1, Illinois. 1961. 32 pp. 15 cents. How to maintain health and obtain the greatest enjoyment during time of leisure. 
HEALTH EDUCATION--See also: Diseases; First Aid; Health; Mental Health; Sex Education. 
*Aids for Health Teach~ng. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. School Health Bureau. Health and Welfare Division. One Madison Avenue. New York 10, New York. 1960. 8 pp. Free. List of teaching materials for kindergarten through high school. 
BookletE on Medicines. Leder1e Laboratories Division. American Cyanamid Company. Pearl River, New York. Unpaged. Free. The history and uses of various medicines. Titles are: ~eturn of the Vit@min Capsule; The Stp5Y of Aureomycin; The Sulfonamide Drug Family; New Offspring Generate Excitement; and What Is an Antibiotic? 
*A Brief Review--Smoking-Lung Cancer Theory. By Dr. Clarence Cook Little. Tobacco Industry Research Committee. 150 East Forty-second Street. New York 17, New York. 1960. 11 pp. Free. An address by Dr. Little on smoking-lung cancer theory. 
*The Conquest of r~in. rublic Relations Department. Abbott Laboratories. North Chicago, Illinois. 32 pp. Free. The story of anesthesia and the fight to vanquish pain. 
Health Education. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. Human Relations Program. Hartford, Connecticut. Free. Titles are: 
~EI?win~ya~g~. 1957. Cartoons to help parents and children see how the world looks from each side's point of view. 
*NeedJ.epo~. 1956. Book of cartoons to help understand yourself, your family, and your neighbors. 
*The Worry-Go-Round. 1955. Cartoons relating to everyday tensions. 
Health Education. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. Titles are: 
Allergy--A Story of Millions. (No. 253). 1957. 28 pp. 25 cents. Quantity rates. 
The Blue Cross Story. By Robert C~nnlngham. 1958. 20 pp. 25 cents. 
 
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Gains for Handicapped Children. By Herbert Yahraes. (No. 212). 1954. 27 pp. 25 cents. 
 
The World Health Organization--Its Global Battle Against Disease. By Albert Deutsch. (No. 265). 1958. 20 pp. 25 cents. 
 
*You and Your Hearing. By Norton Canfield, M. D. (No. 315). 1961. 20 pp. 25 cents. 
 
Your Neighbor's Health Is Your Business. (No. 180). 1952. 32 pp. 25 cents. 
 
Health Education Bo~klets. Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield, Massachusetts. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
 
*About Doctors. 1957. 15 pp. What everyone should know about doctors and how medical men serve you. 
 
' .. ~ 
 
~out Hos?itals. 1959. 15 pp. What everyone should know about 
 
hospitals and how they help keep you healthy. 
 
*Health Education Materials. American Medical Association. Department of Health Education. 535 North Dearborn Street. Chicago 10, Illinois. 
Single copies free. Write for materials on: Accidents and First Aid; Child Health; Communicable and Noncommunicable (Cancer, Heart Disease, Etc.) Diseases; Doctor~ and Patients; Fitness; ~; ~; Cosmetics; Health Education; Health Examination!; Human BodX (Digestive System, Eyes and SightL Feet, Heart and Circulatory System? Voice and Speech? etc.); ~tal Health; 
Muscle and Joint Conditions; Nutrition and Diet; Old A&!; Public Health; 
Sanitation and Hygien!; Rest and Relaxation; School Health; Sex and Marriage; Surgery. 
 
Health Pamphle~. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. One Madison Avenue. New York 10, New York. Free to educators. Titles are: 
 
About Un and_.Ou~ Friends. 30 pp. Written for primary children. 
 
f.j!'st..f.:~":!...i.ll._Hea~_hEducation. 31 pp. Suggested health education acitivi'l:es w:...t.h sp-zdal reference to Abollt Us and Our Friends. 
 
Health Bulletin for Teachers. A periodical especially for high school health and--Science teachers. 
 
Health G9a1s f~r Youth. 14 pp. Helps to evaluate health programs. 
 
Health Heroes. Pamphlets on famous people who made valuable contributions to the control of disease. Includes biographies of Florence Nightingal~, 1959, 32 pp.; Walter Reed, 1958, 24 pp.; Louis ~asteur, 1948, 32 pp.; and *Marie Curie, 1961, 36 pp. 
 
How to Control Your Weight. 1960. 32 pp. Discusses the dangers of overweight and gives desirable weights. 
 
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*Health Fublications. National Dairy Council. 111 North Canal Street. Chicago 6, Illinois. Free catalog will be mailed on request. Materials can be secured from the Chicago office at a small cost or free from your nearest Dairy Council. When requesting material, specify grade level and subject area in which you plan to use it. For example, the material for Grades 4-6 includes: It's Always Breakfast Time Somewhere, School Lunch, Maybe I'll be a Milkman, ~axbe I'll be a Dairx Farmer, ~ Your Body Uses Food, along with Teacher Supplements on each; and for Senior High Home Economics: Fosters on Cheeses, Calcium Foods, Food Value 1n Milk, Frotein and Riboflavin EqUivalents, Cook Book~, and ~ for Young Children. 
Health Service Is a Basic Right of all the Feople. By Dewey Anderson. FUblic Affairs Inst~tute. 312 Fennsylvania Avenue, S$E. W3ahington 3, D. C. 70 pp. 50 cents. Reviews available health needs, facilities, and personnel, and the recommendations of the President's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation. 
~ to Catch a Cold. Educational Department. Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Neenah, Wisconsin. Series of 6 posters, 14" x 20", in color. Free. Although prepared as a bulletin board reminder for film, these posters may be used separately to good effect. 
Our Health and Safety. By James V. Williams. (No. 305). Charles E. Merrill Books, Inc. Columbus 16, Ohio. 1946. 32 pp. 28 cents. The rules of good health and safety. 
Posture Posters. American Seating Company. Ninth and Broadway. Grand Rapids 2, Michigan. Free. Importance of seating and of seating habits to good health. 
*Science Looks at Smoking. By Eric Northrup. The Tobacco Institute, Inc. 910 17th Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 1957. 127 pp. Free. An inquiry into the effects of smoking on your health. 
 
HEART DISEASE--See also: Diseases. 
 
Heart Disease. P1,lo:!.j,c Affe.lrs Committee, Inc. 22 East 28th St~eet. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
 
~_ to ~fY9__~i~~t Trouble. (No. 184). By Alton L. Blakeslee. 
1952. 3:~ pp. 
 
Kn~:w YOl'~.Jie~.7-,~:' 0:0. 137). By Howard Blakeslee. 1948. 31 pp. Good mate:.:-i.al ~:or hC.l!.th unit. High school le'lei. 
 
Y;;iz-ro;New Heart Information P.u~"IlicE<t:!.ons. American Heart Association. 44 East 
 
23rd Street. New 
 
York. Available from local Heart Asso- 
 
ciations. Single copy free; for quantities query local Heart Association. 
 
Titles are: 
 
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The Circulatory System. Chart showing arteries, capillaries, vein sequence. Available in 8~" x 11" notebook size, or 22" x 38" size. 
The Facts about Employment and Heart Disease. 1958. Unpaged. 
Heart Disease in Children. 1959. 15 pp. 
Heart Quiz. 1957. Unpaged. Folder with questions and answers about heart. 
High Blood Pressure. 1957. 15 pp. What hypertension is, what your physician can do about it, and what you can do to help your doctor help you. 
101 Questions and Answers about Your Child's Heart and Your Ot~. 1959. Unpaged. 
Strokes. 1961. 18 pp. Shows how to care for a stroke patient. 
What the Classroom Teacher Should Know and Do about Children with Heart Dis ease. 1960. 13 pp. 
What Is the American Heart Association. 1959. 17 pp. 
What You Should Know about Rheumatic Fever. 1961. Folder. 15 questions and answers. 
Your Heart and How it Works. wall chart, 17" x 22". Notebook size, 8~" x 11". Schematic drawing of the heart and explanatory caption. 
HOME ECONOMICS--See also: Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Clothing; Consumer Problems; Electrical Appliances; Exceptional Children; Family Life; Floor Coverings; Food; Food Preparation: Planning; Food ~reparation: Recipes; Guidance; House Decoration; Household Materials; Laundry; Sewing. 
A ~ractical Guide to Healthful Sleep and Sleep Equipment. National Association of Bedding Manufacturers. 724 Ninth Street, N.W. Washington 1, D. C. 1959. 11 pp. First copy free--additional copies 10 cents each. Information on the selection, construction, and purposes of sleeping eqUipment. 
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY--See also: Alcohol and Drug Addiction; Child Guidance; Personal Development; Youth. 
Back to What Woodshed? By Justine Wise Polier. ~ublic Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1956. 28 pp. 25 cents. Discusses the failure of punishment of juvenile delinquents and sets forth the role of the Children's Court. 
 
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*Delinquency and Crime. National Council on Crime and Delinquency. 44 East 23rd Street. New York 10, New York. A selected bibliography on delinquency and crime. 
Facts about Juvenile Delinquency. (Guidance Series Booklet). Science Research Associates, Inc. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1952. 49 pp. 50 cents. Helps teen-agers understand the problem of juvenile delinquence and shows them how they can prevent it from spreading. 
Juvenile Delinquency. By William C. Kvaraceus. National Education Association. 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. 1958. 32 pp. Single copy 25 cents. Part of "What Research Says to the Teacher" series. For complete series see TEACHING. A compilation of facts concerning juvenile delinquency taken from research material on the subject. 
Understanding Juvenile Delinquency. Oxford Book Company. 71 Fifth Avenue. New York 3, New York. 1954. 74 pp. 50 cents. A look at the causes of juvenile delinquency and means of prevention. 
Understand the Juvenile Delinquent. By Clement S. Mihanovich. Queen's Work. 3115 South Grand Boulevard. St. Louis 18, Missouri. 1956. 37 pro 10 cents. Discusses the nature of the delinquent and his environment. 
What's Happening to Delinquent Children in Your Town? (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education) and Welfare). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1953. 26 pp. 15 cents. Helps citizen groups secure facts about the services for delinquent children offered by various agencies. 
MEDICAL SERVICE--See also: Disease; Guidance: Careers; Health. 
*The Better Life. Lederle Laboratories. American Cyanamid Company. Pearl River, New York. Free. 35 pp. An illustrated story of the drug industry in the United States. 
Facing the Odds. National Association of Social Workers. Medical Social Work Section. 95 Madison Avenue. New York 16, New York. Free to counselors and high school libraries. 7 pp. Factual story from a patientls case record. 
Medical Service. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
The Challenge to Medical Education. By Robert M. Cunningham, Jr. (214). 1954. 28 pp. 
Group Methods in Therapy. By Jerome D. Frank. (No. 284). 1959. 27 pp. 
!"laking Medical Care Better. By Herbert Yahraes~ (No. 283). 1959. 28 pp. 
 
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Medical Research May Save Your Life! By Gilbert Cant. (No. 201). 1953. 28 pp. 
Your Operation. By Robert M. Cunningham, Jr. 1958. 20 pp. 
Norman Rockwell ~ortraits. The Upjohn Company. Department 914. Gen~ eral Office Building. Kalamazoo, Michigan. 15~1I x 19". Free to teachers only. Six color plates suitable for framing. Shows relationship between family and doctor and the impact of the doctor on the family. 
*Notes on the Medical Research Center and Medical Research Reactor. Public Information Office. Brookhaven National Laboratory. Associated Universities, Inc. Upton, Long Island, New York. Single copy free. General information including laboratories, hospital, reactor, and research program. 
*Questions and Answers on the Cost of Drugs. Lederle Laboratories. Pearl River, New York. Pamphlet. Free. Answers a series of questions about the cost of drugs. 
MENTAL HEALTH--See also: Child Guidance; Exceptional Children; Health; Health Education. 
Better Mental Hospitals--A Guide for the Citizen. By Edith M. Stern. The National Association for Mental Health. 10 Columbus Circle. New York 19, New York. 1955. 48 pp. 35 cents. Helps the layman and visitor to understand the mental hospital. 
Careers in Mental Health. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1954. Titles are: 
*Careers in Mental Health as a Psychiatrist. 16 pp. 10 cents. 
*Careers in Mental Health as a Psychiatric Nurse. 14 pp. 10 cents. 
*Careers in Mental Health as a Psychiatric Social Worker. 15 pp. 15 cents. 
Mental Health. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government ~rinting Office. Washington 25, D. C. Titles are: 
It's Good Business to Know Your Men. (No. 379). 1954. 12 pp. 15 cents. 
The Nurse's Role in the Mental Health ~rogram. (No. 345). Unpaged 15 cents. 
The Social Worker's Role in Hental Health. (No. 351). 1955. 12 pp" 15 cents. 
 
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The Teacher and Mental Health. (No. 385). 1955. 20 pp. 20 cents. 
New Hope. National Association for Mental Health. 10 Columbus Circle. New York 19, New York. 1957. 32 pp. 10 cnets. Picture story of a pa~ tient from his admission to his discharge from a public mental hospital. 
Personality and Mental Health. By Hugh P. O'Neill. Queen's Work. 3115 South Grand Boulevard. St. Louis 18, Missouri. 1955. 27 pp. 10 cents. Ways to develop personality through good mental health habits. 
~ublic Affairs Pamphlets. Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
Mental Health~-Everybody's Business. By Katherine Glover. (No. 196). 1953. 28 pp. Treatment currently given mental patients, how to improve it, and preventive action. 
Mental Health Is a Family Affair. By Dallas Pratt and Jack Neher. (No. 155). 1949. 31 pp. Helping people have better mental healtho 
Toward Mental Health. By George Thorman. (No. 120). 1950. 32 pp. Mental disorders and methods of aid to the maladjusted. 
When Mental Illness Strikes Your Family. By Kathleen Doyle. (No. 172). 1951. 32 pp. Symptoms and causes, and ways in which a family can help the patient. 
Your Community and Mental Health. By Elizabeth M. Dach. (No. 263). 1958. 28 pp. Suggestions on how a community may help with the problem of mental health. 
NUTRITION-~See also: Baby Care; Bread; Child Care and Development; Diet; Food; Food Preparation: Planning; Food Preparation: Recipes; Fruits and Vegetables; Grain; Meat; Milk; Nutrition Education. 
Breakfast Source Book. Cereal Institute, Inc. 135 South LaSalle Street. Chicago 3, Illinois. 1961. 31 pp. Single copy free to teachers and leaders. Discusses important role breakfast plays in nutrition. 
Dairy Products. National Dairy Council. III North Canal Street. Chicago 6, Illinois. For a listing of health and nutrition educational materials, send for free catalog. Materials may be secured from the National Dairy Council at a small cost, or free of charge from your nearest local Dairy Council. Sample titles are: *A Happy Day; *Milk for You and Me; *Newer Knowledge of Milk. 
*Delicious and Nutritious. By Charlotte Adams. William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 15 pp. 25 cents. Tips and suggestions for planning simple, highly nutritious meals. 
 
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Eat Right to Win. Swift and Company. Public Relations Department. Union Stock Yards. Chicago, Illinois. 1952. 16 pp. Free. A gay bulletin to guide junior high school appetites. Contains a leaflet of suggestions for teachers. 
Food for the Family. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. 1 Madison Avenue. New York, New York. 1960. 17 pp. Free. A food guide with suggestions for meal planning. 
Nutrition. American Institute of Baking. 400 East Ontario Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Titles are: 
Enriched Bread. 1957. 11 pp. Free in classroom quantities. 
Food Mobile. 1957. Single copy free to teachers for use in class projects--grades 3, 4, and 5. 
Foodway to Follow. ioster, 20t" x 27"; one to a classroom. Notebook size (8~" x 11") available in classroom quantities. 
~ap Your Meals. 1954. 11 pp. Free in classroom quantities. 
~Food Sense--Not Nonsense. Folder. Six short subjects in nutrition. 
Nutrition and Health Growth. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1955. 35 pp. 20 cents. Presents information relating to the well nourished and the malnourished child, the foods all children need, the prenatal period, the infant, preschool child, school child, and the adolescent. 
The Nutrition Ladder. Florida Citrus Commission. Lakeland, Florida. 12 pp. Free. Limit, one per teacher with required number of ladders for pupils upon request. Useful information on nutrition and a balanced diet with emphasis on citrus fruits. 
*What Am I? American Institute of Baking. 400 East Ontario Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1956. 15 pp. Free. A scriptographic booklet relating to food foundation for a future of fun! 
NtJrRITION EDUCATION--See also: Nutrition. 
Educational K~:1.. American Institute of Baking. 'l:jO East. Ontllr:i.o Street. Chicago 11, I~linois. Free to teachers. Current ffistericls on health, nutrition, diets, and food. 
Nutrition. By Neige Todhunter. Extension Division. University of Alabama. University, Alabama. Titles are: 
 
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Everyday Nutrition for School Children. 1952. 57 pp. 40 cents. Quantity rates. Suggestions for a school program for teaching the choice of good and adequate food for healthful living. 
Nutrition Education Resources for Schools. A chart, 8}z" x 11". 25 cents. Quantity rates. Illustrated. Summary of the author's experiences in the teaching of nutrition. 
Nutrition. (U. S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. Titles are: 
Essentials for an Adequate Diet. 1957. 21 pp. 15 cents. Source material for those teaching the principles of good food selection. 
Nutrition: Up to Date, Up to You.. 1950. 28 pp. 15 cents. Offers 
suggestions to resolve problems on food planning, buying, and storing. 
Teaching Nutrition in the Elementary School. 1955. 32 pp. 25 cents. Contains many suggestions for the teaching of nutrition in general, as well as in separate subjects. 
Nutrition Education Materials. The Nutrition Foundation, Inc. 99 Park Avenue. New York 16, New York. Titles are: 
A Balanced Diet. 1953. 23 pp. 25 cents. Discusses variety of foods needed, menus providing balanced diets, and some special food problems. 
Goals for Nutrition Education for Elementary and Secondary Schools. 35 cents. 
Nutrition Education Resources for Schools. A chart, 8~" x 1111  25 cents. 
Selected Bibliography of Catalogs Listing Teaching Aids for Nutrition Education. 15 cents. Mimeographed. 
OCCUPATIONS-~See 81.~o: Careers; Guidance: Careers; Professions; Vocational Guidance. 
Medical Services S~~ies: 
Medical Technologists and Laboratory Te:-:l'uicims. 19~4. 25 cents. 
Medical X-Ray Technicians. 1954. 25 cents. 
Occupational Therapists. 1952. 20 cents. 
Practical Nurses. 1953. 40 cents. 
 
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PAREN!' EDUCATIONSee also: Adult Education; Baby Care; Child Care and Development; Child Guidance; Discipline of Children; Education; Exceptional Children; Family Life; Sex Education. 
Booklets for Parents. American Social Health Association, Inc. 1790 Broadway 0 New York 19, New York.. Titles are: 
Know Your Daughter. 15 cents. 
Let's Tell the ~ihole Story about Sex. 20 cents. 
!pur Child's Quer.tions  How to Answer. Them.l5 cents. 
Good Schools for Children. Southern Association of Colleges and Second~ ary Schools. Suite 592. 795 Peachtree Building. Atlanta 8, Georgia. 1951. 21 pp. 25 cents. Describes twenty basic elements of good schools. 
It's High Time. National School Public Relations Association. 1201 16th Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 1955. 40 pp. 50 cents. Handbook for the parents of teen"agers. 
Making the Grade as Dad. By Walter and Edith Neisser. (No. 157). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1950. 32 pp. 25 cents. Illustrative pamphlet showing duties of fathers. 
Parent Education Pamphlet Series~ National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. 2023 W. Ogden Avenue. Chicago 12, Illinois. 25 cents each. Answers questions on when, where, how to help the crippled. Titles are: 
No. 1. Why Did TMs Have to Happen. By Farl Miers. 1957. 28 pp. 
No. 2. Your Child's Play. By Grace Langdon. 1957. 25 pp. 
No. 3. Toward Understanding Stuttering. By Wendell Johnson. 1959. 36 pp, 
No.4. Help ..;t;.or Your Crippled Child: You Are Not Alone. By Lawrence J. Linck. 1959. 28 pp. 
*No. 5. BUil~!~ an Estate for a Crippled Child. By George M. Rideout and Jehn D. Riordan. 1959. 22 pp. 
*No. 6. !tr.!:.fi~;t:....:p:.!2~1'3e for Your Child with Cleft Lip and Palate. Eugene T. McDonald. 1959. 21 pp. 
*No. 7. Growir.g U~rebral Palsied Children Learn to Help Them!!y~. By Mildred Shriner. 1961. 24 pp. 
*No. 8. On Being a Parent of a Handicapped Child. By Benja~in Spock. 1961. 18 pp. 
 
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To Those Denied a Child. Planned Parenthood Federation of America. 501 Madison Avenue. New York 22, New York. 1958. 33 pp. 10 cents. A guide for husbands and wives seeking parenthood. Write for a list of publications on marriage and parenthood. 
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENl'--See also: Courtship and Marriage; Education; Etiquette; Family Life; Growi.ng Up; Guidance; Youth. 
Educational Portfolio on Menstruation. Personal Products Corporation. Education Department. Milltown, New Jersey. Free to teachers, nurses, Girl Scout leaders, and student teachers. Portfolio contains; 
Growing Up and Liking It. Booklet available in classroom quantities. For girls 9 through 15. 
How Shall 1 Tell My Daughter! Booklet available in classroom quantities, suitable for PTA meetings. 
Teaching Guide for Menstrual Hygiene. 
*Everybody Wonders  Scholastic ~gazine. 33 West 42nd Street. New York 36, New York. 1958. Unpaged. Free. Discusses some of the problems facing teen-agers today and offers guidance that is practical and based on sound moral values. 
A Girl and Her Figure. National Dairy Council. 111 North Canal Street. Chicago 6, Illinois. 1958. 35 pp. 18 cents. Helps the teen-age girl translate her natural desire for an attractive figure into better understanding of the role of nutrition in her physical development. 
Guidance Seri~~. Science Research Associates, Inc. 259 East Erie Street" Chicago 11, Illinois. 50 cents each. Write for quantity rates. Titles are: 
Becoming ~en and Women. By Bernice L. Neugarten. 1955. 48 pp. How men and women differ and their different roles in life. 
Getting Along with Others. By Helen Shacter. 1949. 48 pp. To help young people with social, perscnal, and school problems. 
Guide to Good Grooming. By patricia Stevens. 1954. 48 pp. How to look your best. 
Improving Your Learning Abilit~. By Harry N. Rivlin. 1955. 48 pp. How you can learn more easily. 
Making and Keeping Friends. By William C. Menninger. 1952. 48 pp. The why's, do's, and don'ts of friendship. 
Study Your Way Through School. By C. d'A. Gerken. 1953. &8 pp. How to form effective study habits and use interests wise 1:.: 0 
 
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Understanding the Other Sex. By Lester A. Kirkendall and Ruth Farnham Osborne. 1955. 48 pp. Helps the teen-ager understand why members of the other sex think t act t and feel as they do. 
Understanding Yourself. By Wi! Uam C. "lenninger. 1948. 53 pp. Outline of adolescent psychology that should help the adolescent in his relations toward society. 
What Are You Afraid Of? By Franz Alexander. 1954. 48 pp. Discusses hidden causes of many teen-age anxieties and presents a method for handling the everyday varieties of fear. 
You and Your Abilities. By John Byrne and Katherine M. Byrne. 1959. 48 pp. Different kinds of intelligence and the relationship to school work. 
How to Achieve Word Power. By Norman Lewis. Pamphlet Distributing Company. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 1954. 15 pp. 25 cents. Guide to a better vocabulary. 
Junior Guidance Series. Science Research Associates. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago lIt Illinois. 40 pp. 50 cents each. Write for quant~ty rates. Titles are: 
All about You. By William C. Menninger. 1955. Helps boys and girls to understand their own deep feelings. 
Finding Out about Ourselves. By Lester A. Kirkendall. 1956. How life begins, and what happens to the body as it matures. 
Getting Along in School. By Bernice L. Neugarten and Paul J. Misner. 1951. How boys and girls in grades 6.9 can get the most out of school. 
Good Grooming for Boys and Girls. By iatricia Stevens. 1957. How to make the roost of your looks. 
What You Should Know about Drinking and Smoking. By Bauer and Dukelow. 1955. Facts about alcohol and tobacco. 
You and Your Problems. By Stanley E. Dimond. 1952. A step-bystep method children can use to find the way out of difficulties. 
*Off to a Beautiful Start. Scott Paper Company. Home Service Center. Chester, Pennsylvania. 1960. 19 pp. Free. Describes the art of good grooming, good taste and manners. and self-discipline. Also accompanied by T~~cher's Guide. 
 
PROFESSIONS--See also: Careers; Guidance: Careers; Occupations; Vocational Guidance. 
 
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Dentistry Information. American Dental Association. Council on Dental Education. 222 East Superior Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Single copy free. Titles are: 
Accredited Dental Schools. 1959. 7 pp. 
Careers 1n Dentistry. 19 pp. Prices of quantities of this publication will be furnished by the Council on Dental Education. 
Dietetics as a Profession. American Dietetic Association. 620 North Michigan Avenue. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1960. 31 pp. 35 cents. Single copy sent free to teachers, librarians, and other professional people. Il~ lustrated leaflet on the training, opportunities, and characteristics of the work in the field of dietetics. 
RECREATION--See also: Art; Clubs; Dance; Drama; Games and Sports; Handicraft; Motion Pictures; Music. 
Activities for Young Children. Arts Cooperative Service. 322 East 23rd Street. New York 10, New York. 1950. Titles are: 
Tools for Woodworking in the Elementary School. By Sara L. Patrick~ 75 cents. 
Work and Play Series: 
Exploring the Woods with Children. By Henrietta Bancroft. 10 pp. 40 cents. 
The Young Child and His Music. By Margaret Thorne. 10 pp. 40 cents. 
The Young Child Lea~ns about Nature. By Rhoda Bacmiester. 23 pp. 50 cents. 
The Young Child Uses Clay. By Eileen S. Nelson. 13 pp. 40 cents. 
The Art and Science of Back Packing. Himalayan Pak Company, Inc. 8W Cannery Row. P. O. Box 1647. Monterey, California. 4 pp. Free. Methods and fundamental rules about back-packing and common mistakes made. 
Boating. Outboard Boating Club of America. 307 N. Michigan Avenue. Chicago 1, Illinois. Free. Titles are: 
How to Organize for More Fun Afloat. 14 pp. The steps necessary for organizing a local club. 
Organized Outboarding. 34 pp. Plans for conducting a group outing~ picnics, and other activities. 
 
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Outboard Handling. 1960. 31 pp. A guide for the use of boats, motors~ and trailers. Illustrated. 
Water Skiing Fundamentals. 6 pp. Instructions for beginnersw 
*Campfire Safety. u. S. Department of Agriculture. Forest Service. 
Washington, D. C. August, 1960. Pamphlet. Free. Contains ten commonsense rules. 
The Crisis in Outdoor Recreation. Resources for the Future. 1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. 1959. 20 pp. Free. Problems of resource use affected by increasing population, more buying power, more leisure, and greater mobility.' 
Enjoying Leisure Time. By William C. Menninger. (Guidance Series Booklet) Science Research Associates, Inc. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1950. 48 pp. 50 cents. An aid to better understanding of and need for obtaining pleasure from leisure time. 
Entertainment Booklets. Ladies' Home Journal. Reference Library. Independence Square. Philadelphia 5, Pennsylvania. 10 cents each. Order by number. Titles are: Banquets to Give, 2271; Games to Play, 1377; Let's Have a farty, 2210. 
Essentials for Developing Community Recreation. Athletic Institute. 209 South State Street. Chicago 4, Illinois. 1959. 50 cents. Important steps for organizing and developing a community recreation program. 
*Handbook for Recreation. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 147 pp. 75 cents. flans for parties and picnics, instructions for games for indoors and outdoors, detailed suggestions for activities such as dances, dramas, storytelling, sing,. ing, etc. Helpful to recreation leaders, parents, teachers, church, and club leaders. 
How to Choose a Camp for Your Child. By Ernest Osborne. Public Af- 
fairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York 16, New York. 1956. 28 pp. 25 cents. Reviews the standards that a parent should apply in the selection of a camp for children. 
*Reclamation's Recreational Opportunities. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. 1956. 15 cents. per copy. A folder including a map, recreational areas in the western states, and what facilities are available. 
Recreation. National Recreation Association. 8 West Eighth Street. New York 11, New York. Titles are: 
Finger Plays for the Very Young. 1957. 16 pp. 35 cents. 
*Finger Puppets: Wooden Egg Puppets, Papier-Mache Puppets, and a Play. 20 pp. 35 cents. 
 
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*How to Make and Play. 1956. 31 pp. 60 cents. 
Let's Plan a Party. 50 cents. 
*Nature Prints. 1961. 16 pp. 35 cents. Shows how to make a variety of nature prints. 
Parties Plus Series. 1953. 68 pp. Suggestions for planning parties for all occasions. 
*Recreation and the Church. $1.00. Suggestions for planning and conducting a recreation program for the church. 
*88 Successful Flay Activities. 15 cents. Suggestions and rules for play activities. 
*Recreational Boating Guide. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. June, 1960. 77 pp. 40 cents. Informative guide for recreational boatmen on boat numbering; legal minimum equipment requirements; responsibilities when operating; aids to navigation; hints on safety afloat; emergency procedures and U. S. Coast Guard aUXiliary services; copies of the Federal Boating Act of 1958. 
Time on Your Hand~. Consumer Education Study. 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. 1945. 122 pp. 50 cents. On the "consuming" of leisure time by an individual, and on community programs for recreation. 
*Try Camping This Summer. By George Laycock. The William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 15 pp. 25 cents. General information on camping and equipment. 
SAFETY--See also: Accidents--Prevention; Bicycle Safety; Fire Prevention; First Aid; Safe DriVing. 
*The ABC's of Water Safety. Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield, Massachusetts. 1961. 15 pp. 25 cents. A checklist for safety while having fun on and in the water. 
The Administrator and the School Safety Program. New York Center for Safety Education. Washington Square. New York 3, New York. 1952. 16 pp. 25 cents. Methods for improving the child safety program in schools. 
Blasting Cap Safety Posters. Institute of Makers of Explosives. 250 East 43rd Street. New York 17, New York. 8~" x 11 11 , in color. Study discussion information on reverse side. 
*The Dishonor Roll. By Jerry Marcus. The Travelers Insurance Company. Personnel Department. 700 Main Street. Hartford 15, Connecticut. 28 pp. Free--available in classroom quantities. The when's, where's, ho~~'s, and why's of motor vehicle accidents. 
 
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*The Eyes Have It. Ford Motor Company. Information Service. The American Road. Dearborn, Michigan. 12 pp. Free. Outlines "seeing" methods to make more careful drivers. 
Health and Safety Foster Kit No. 3186. National Supply Service Df.vision. Boy Scouts of America. New Brunswick, New Jersey; or from any local Boy Scout office. 1957. 35 cents. 8~t1 x 11". Kit of twelve colored posters on health and various kinds of safety. 
Hello! I'm a House Detective. Association of Casualty & Surety Companies. 60 John Street. New York 38, New York. 1957. 24 pp. Single copy free. How to detect, and methods for cor.recting, hazards in the home. 
How to Live Better Electrically. Safe Electrical Cord Committee. Box 398. Stratford, Connecticut. Unpaged. Single copy free to teachers. Hints for home electrical safety. 
Industrial Safety Ch~t!!.. Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25, D. C. Series of six charts on one folded sheet, 11~" x 43~". 10 cents each. Titles are: 
Safe Practices Around Circular Saws. Series B. 
Safe Practices Around Drill Presses. Series A. 
Safety Around Grinding Wheels. Series F. 
Use Cold Chisels Safely. Series U. 
Use Screwdrivers Correctly. Series L. 
Use Woodcutting Band Saws Safely. Series E. 
Safety. Outboard Boating Club of America. Boating Services and Education Department. 307 North Michigan Avenue. Chicago 1, Illinois. Single copy free. Titles are: 
*Census of Boating Safety. 1960. 7 pp. 
*Digest of State Boating Laws. 1959. 
*Let's Remember. Folks! Chart, 16" x 22". Rules of the road. 
*OBC Digest of State Boat Trailer Laws. 1960. Chart, 22" x 36". 
*Remember Folks! 
*Safety in Water Skiing. 1960. 8 pp. 
Safety. The William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 25 cents each. Titles are: 
 
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Hunting Safety. 15 pp. The "ten commandments" of hunting safely, and seven questions most often asked about hunting. 
In Step with Safety. 15 pp. The basic common sense rules of pedes~ trian safety. 
Safety Booklets. Aetna Life Affiliated Companies. Department of Education and Information. 151 Farmington Avenue. Hartford 15, Connecticut. Write for free booklets available in reasonable quantities on home and highway safety. (Distribution in United States only). 
Checklist of Safety and Safety Education in Your School. 1953. 48 pp. 50 cents. 
The Expanding Role of School Patrols. 1953. 36 pp. 50 cents. 
Safe Use of Electrical Equipment. 1951. 36 pp. 50 cents. 
Safety Education by Colleges and Universities. 1951. 44 pp. 30 cents. 
Safety in Family Living. 1952. 28 pp. 35 cents. 
Safety in Physical Education for the Classroom Teacher. 1951. 20 pp. 50 cents, 
They Found a Way. 1953. 32 pp. 35 cents. 
Who Is Liable for Pupil Injuries? 1950. 32 pp. 50 cents. Responsibilities of school boards, administrators, and classroom teachers. 
Safety Education. National Safety Council. 425 North Michigan Avenue. Chicago 11, Illinois. Write for a price list for Safety Education magazine lesson units, posters, and other publications. 
Safety--Home. Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Public Relations Department. 207 East Ohio Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. Free. Titles are: 
*The Label That Saves Lives. 4 pp. Presents the story of U. L. label. 
*You Are Safer Than You Know. 7 pp. Story of scientists who play with fire, electricity, and explosives to protect you against yourself. 
Safety Posters. National Commission on Safety Education. National Education Association. 120l Sixteenth Street, N. W. Washington 6, D. C. 17!;" X 22". Single copy free to teachers. Titles are: 
*Adventures in Science. 1959. 
*Field Trips. 1956. 
*High School Students Work for Safe Living. 1961. 
Keeping Your Home Free from Fire. 1957. 
 
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Let's Be Safe Passengers. 1954. 
*Safe Steps Through School. 1960. 
Six Little Indians Had Good Bicycles. 1950. 
Traffic at School. 1958. 
*Safety Through Art. National Education Association. National Commission on Safety Education. 1201 16th Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. Free. Guide for elementary teachers 1n their classroom safety programs. 
School Safety Patrols. American Automobile Association. 1712 G Street, N.W. Washington 6, D. C. Titles are: 
Adult Crossing Guards. 1955. 24 pp. 35 cents. Guide to the selection, training, and operation of adult crossing guard programs. 
Handbook for Safety Patrol Members. 1955. 12 pp. 4 cents. Instructions for patrol members. 
Policies and Practices for School Safety Patrols. 1958. 10 pp. 3 cents. For adult leaders and school officials. 
School Safety Patrol Handbook. 1961. 85 pp. 60 cents. Prepared as a guide for school administrators and patrol supervisors in organizing new patrols and improving and standardizing patrol operation. 
School Shop--Learn Safe Work Habits Here! (U. S. Dept. of Labor). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washing- 
ton 25, D. c. 1955. 15 pp. 10 cents. Emphasizes the necessity for safe 
work habits. 
Snow-Survey Safety Guide. (Agriculture Handbook No. 137). Superintendent of Documents. U. S. Government Printing Office. Washington 25,' D. C. 1958. 74 pp. 40 cents. Quick reference for use in emergencies that occur in remote areas where medical assistance is not available and where low temperatures, snow, and high altitudes increase the dangers of accidents and may threaten survival. 
Somebody Goofed! The William-Frederick Press. 55 East 86th Street. New York 28, New York. 15 pp. 25 cents. A humorous glance at safety practices and malpractices. 
Some "House Traps" and How to Avoid Them. Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. Greenfield, Massachusetts. 1959. 15 pp. 25 cents. A survey of accident-causing hazards in the home and how these hazards may be removed or minimized. Illustrated. 
*Tips for Safe Tractor Operation. Farm E~uipment Institute. 607 South Dearborn Street. Chicago 5, Illinois. Leaflet. Free. 27 tips for "safer operators." 
 
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Your Child's Safety. (No. 225). Public Affairs Committee, Inc. 22 East 38th Street. New York, New York. 1955. 28 pp. 25 cents. Safety for your child from infancy to the teen-age. 
Your Family's Safety. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. 1 Madison Avenue. New York 10, New York. 1957. 11 pp. Free. How proper use of time, space, and control of traffic in the home can help prevent accidents. 
Your Guide to Safety in the Use and Handling of Portable Fire Extinguishers. Association of Casualty and Surety Companies. Accident Prevention Department. 60 John Street. New York 38, New York. 1951. 36 pp. Single copy free. 
SEX EDUCNfION--See also: Courtship and Marriage; Dates and Dating; Growing Up; Parent Education; Youth. 
Building Sex into Your Life. By Paul Popenoe. American Institute of Family Relations. 5287 Sunset Boulevard. Los Angeles 27, California. 1944. 23 pp. 25 cents. A frank, unbiased discussion of the place of sex in a happy, well-balanced life. Send for a complete catalog of leaflets on preparing for marriage and problems of personality. 
The Doctor Talks with the Bride aftd Groom. By Lena Levine. Planned Parenthood Federation of America. 501 Madison Avenue. New York 22, New York. 1956. 14 pp. 10 cents. A frank discussion of the sexual aspect of marriage written by a doctor. 
Understanding Sex. By Lester A. Kirkendall. (Guidance Series Booklet). Science Research Associates, Inc. 259 East Erie Street. Chicago 11, Illinois. 1947. 49 pp. 50 cents. A guidance book for high school students. 
When Children Ask about Sex. Child Study Association of America. 132 Bast 74th Street. New York 21, New York. 1953. 40 pp. 40 cents. How, when, and how much to tell children at various age levels. 
TEETH--See also: Dental Health; Health; Health Education. 
Dental Care Booklets. Dental Digest, Inc. 1005 Liberty Avenue. Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania. Titles are: 
The Castle That Was Destroyed. 1947. Unpaged. 15 cents. A comparative story of a fairy-tale king who built a fine castle and of our bodies which build fine teeth. 
Your Teeth and Your Life. 16 pp. 5 cents. Pamphlet with color charts showing wisdom of periodic dental care and danger of neglect.