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TITLE Office Machines Resource Materials for Adult Programsin Business Education.

INSTITUTION New York State Education Dept., Albany. Bureau ofContinuing Education Curriculum Development.

PUB DATE Jul 71NOTE 52p.; Reprint

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mr-$0.65 HC-$3.29*Adult Education; *Business Education; Directories;*Guides; Instructional Aids; *Office Machines;*Resource Materials

ABSTRACTThis annotated guide has been developed to acquaint

the instructor of oc",- machines with some of the materials thatwill permit him to do a more effective job of teaching. A list ofinstructional aids for the following machines are given: adding andcalculating, data processing, duplicating, filing, keypunch, machinetranscription, and typewriting. A directory of firms dealing withoffice machines is included. (CK)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION Et WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

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The University of the State of New York e The State Education DepartmentBureau of Continuing Education Curriculum Development Albany New York 12224

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

Regents of the University (with years when terms expire)

1984 Joseph W. McGovern, A.B., LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D., D.C.L.,

Chancellor New York

1985 Everett J. Penny, B.C.S., D.C.5., Vice Chancellor - - - White Plains

1978 AlexanCer J. Allan, Jr., LL.D., Litt.D. Troy

1973 Charles W. Millard, Jr., A.B., LL.D., L.H.D. Buffalo

1972 Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr., A.B., M.B.A., D.C.S., H.H.D.- - Purchase

1975 Edward M. M. Warburg, B.S., L.H.D.- - - - - - - - - - New York

1977 Joseph T. King, LL.B. Queens

1974 Joseph C. Indelicato, M.D. Brooklyn

1976 Mrs. Helen B. Power, A.B., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D. - - Rochester

1979 Francis W. McGinley, B.S., LL.B., LL.D. Glens Falls

1980 Max J. Rubin, LL.B., L.H.D.New York

1986 Kenneth B. Clark, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Litt.D. Hastingson Hudson

1982 St4mhen K. Bailey, A.B., B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. - - - Syracuse

1983 Harold E. Newcomb, B.A. Owego

1981 Theodore M. Black, A.B., Litt.D. Sands Point

President of the University and Commissioner of Education

Ewald B. Nyquist

Executive De uty Commissioner of Education

Gordon M. Am aeh

De uty Commissioner for Elementary, Secondary, and Continuing Education

Thomas D. Sheldon

Associate Commissioner for Instructional Scrvices

Philip B. Langworthy

Assistant Commissioner for Instructional Services (General Education)

Bernard F. Haake

Director, Division of School SupervisionH. George Murphy

Chief, Bureau of Continuing Education Curriculum Development

Herbert Bothamley

Assistant Commissioner for Occupational Education

Robert S. Seckendorf

Director, Division of Occmpational Education Instruction

Robert H. Bielefeld

Chief, Bureau of Business EducationHObart H. Conover

Resource materials afford the instructor opportunities to stimulatein.zerest and make the learning process more meaningful. This guide hasbeen developed to acquaint the instructor of office machines with someof the materials that will permit him to do a more effective and satisfyingjob of teaching. This is not to be considered an.exhaustive list norinterpreted as an official list of titles recannended by the StateEducation Department.

Appreciation is expressed to William C. Bahn, Jr., instructor ofbusiness education at the Colonic Central Hlgh School, for his effortsin compiling these resource materials. Assistance relating to contentwas provided by Eugene P. Whitney and Ronald W. Wing, Associates in theBureau of Busiless and Distributive Education. The project was coordinated,edited, and prepared for publication by Nelson S. Maurer, Associate in theBureau of Continuing Education Curriculum Development.

H. GEORGE MURPHY, DirectorDivision of School Supervision

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HERBERT BOTHAMLEY, ChiefBureau of Continuing Education

Curriculum Development

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There are numerous materials available to the instructor of office

machines that will help him add new dimensions to the learning process

and thus better meet the needs of individual trainees. This publication

is designed to acquaint the instructor with some of the instructional aids

available in the several areas of office machines. Many of the textbooks

and other items listed are for individuals with average ability.

Requests for any materials should be made directly to the publisher

or producer. Addresses are listed in the Directory. Most items are for

sale, but usually examination copies may be obtained from publishers when

requested on official stationery. Items that may be rented are so indicated

along with he source or sources. This is not an exhaustive source lisiso the specific item may be available at places other than those listed.Articles that are free are also noted and should be requested directly from

the source listed.

New instructional aids are constantly being produced. Many times

these items are listed in such publications as The Balance Sheet, BusinessEducation World, and Journal of Business Education. Use the latest editions

of Educators Guide to Free Films, Free Films*rirs, Free Tapes, and Free

and Inexpensive Learning Mdterio",s sour, ,tddi on_l ;eaching aids,

An instructor should not avoid using equipment for instructional

purposes because he has had no previous experience with it. Generally,manufacturers' representatives are glad to demonstrate -Iheir equipmentard supply operator manuals and instructional aids.

Instructors are encouraged to communicate to the 3u13au their commentsregarding the usefulness of the publication and to sw_gest additionalma_terials that might be included in a subsequent revisiot.

HOBFRT H. CONOVER, ChiefBureau cf 2-Aisiness Education

ROBERT H. BIELFFELD, DirectorDivision of Occ.I.upational Education Instructon

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Foreword iii

Message to the Instructor iv

Instructional Aids 1

Adding and Calculating 1

Data Processing 5

DuplicatingFiling 1

Keypunch 13

Machine Transcriptiun . . .... 17

Related Office Skills 22

Special Office Equipment 28

Typewriting 29

Miscellaneous Reference Materials 39

Directory 42

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Textz

Agnew, P. L. & Cornelia, N. J.Office machines course; 3d ed.New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1962.

& Pasewark, W. R. Fun-keyboard adding-listing machinecourse; 3d ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western PublishingCo. 1963.

Key-driven calculator course;4th ed. New Rochelle, N.Y.South-Western Publishing Co.1962.

Rotary calculator course;4th ed. New Rochelle, N.Y.South-Western Publishing Co.1962.

Ten-key adding-listingmachine and printing calculatorcourse; 3d ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western PublishingCo. 1963.

& others. Clerical officepractice; 4th ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western PublishingCo. 1967.Office work assignments andprinted tests available.

Archer, F. C. & others. Generaloffice practice; 3d ed. NewYork, N.Y. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.Workbook and printed testsavailable.

Automatic printing calculator.Chicago, Ill. Victor ComptometerCorp. 1965.

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Barron, A. E. & Taylor, J. R. Clericaloffice training. Englewood Cliffs,N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1963.Job Book 1, 2,and printed testsavailable.

Divisumma 24;30 lesson practice course.New York, N.Y. Olivetti UnderwoodCorp. 1963.Student answer sheets available.

Dool, J. J. Business machine exer-cises. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1964.

Fasnacht, H. D. & others. How touse business machines; 3d ed. NewYork, N.Y. Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1969.

Friedman, Sherwood,& Grossman, Jack.Applied clerical practice; 2d ed.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1962.Workbook available.

Modern clericrYl practice; 3ded. New York, N. Pitman Publish-ing Corp. 1968.Workbook available.

Giordano, Albert. Business machinecalculation vo;vme 1; adding machinesand printing calculators. EnglewoodCliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc.1964.

Business machine calculationvolume II, rotary calculators.Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1964.

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Pull-keyboard adding machine.Chicago, Ill. Victor ComptometerCorp. 1966.

Klein, A. E. Full-keyboard addingmachine office practice coursein six lessons. New York, N.Y.Remington Rand Office Machines,Division of Sperry Rand Corp.1960.

Math-adding machine practice course.New York, N.Y. Olivetti UnderwoodCorp. 1968.

Meehan, J. R. How to use the cal-culator and the comptometer; 5thed. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivison, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1964.

Using the rotary calculator inthe modern office. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-FillBook Co. 1965.

& Kahn, Gilbert. How to useadding machines--ten key, fialkey, printing calculator.Fuglewood Cliffs, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book C.1962.

Pactor, Paul. Printing calculatorcourse. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp. 1969.

& Johnson, M. M. Comprehensivebusines- machines course; rev. ed.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1968.

Full-keyboar adding machinecourse; rev. ed. New York, N.Y.Pitman Publishing Corp. 1968.

Key-driven calculator course;rev. ed. New York, N.Y. Pitman

Publishing Corp. 1968.

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Rotary calculator course; rev.ed. New York, N.Y. Pitman Publish-ing Corp. 1968.

len-key adding machine course;rev. ed. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp. 1968.

Ten-key adding machine. Chicago, Ill.Victor Comptometer Corp. 1965.

Turner, D. R. Office machines opera-tor; 3d ed. (Civil Service Tests)New York, N.Y. Arco PublishingCo., Inc. 1967.

Walker, A. L. & others. How to useadding and calculating m-chines;3d ed. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1967.

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Full-keyboard adding machine. Dayton,_Ohio. National Cash Register Co.Purchase - Local NCR office.Explains how to operate the full-keyboard adding machine.

Ten-key adding machine. Dayton, OhioNational Cash Register Co. Purchase -Local NCR office.Presents the touch system ofoperating the machine.

K.Z.t.6 and Pluctice Set-4

Agnew, P. L. Machine office practice.New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1959.Presents a series of practicalbusiness problems using such busi-ness forms as checks, sales slips,deposit tickets, invoices, andtime cards.

K,Et4 and Pnactice SeV,

Industry appZication 8,Aies. NewYork, N.Y. Olivetti UnderwoodCorp.A series of booklets that pre-sents business oriented casestudies illustrating solutionsto common arithmetic problemsin a variety of industries.

Pactor, Paul. Business machinesprojects. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublisiling Corp. 1960.

Contains nearly 2,500 problemswhich can be completed on anadding or calculatipg machine.

Presentation kl.t of Marchant cal-culator material. New York, N.Y.SCM Corp.Provides a teaching aid forModels CM, 316, and 505. Eachkit contains a teacher's guide,wall chart, tests and answerbooks, machine instruction bookand sheets, problem book, andcertificate of accomplishment.

Imtnucton and TAainee Atdis

Burroughs adding machine shortcuts.Detroit, Mich. Burroughs Corp.

Shows how an operator can be-come proficient at shortcutting.Practice problems are provided.

Teacher's portfolio. Chicago, Ill.Victor Comptometer Corp.

Suggests the number of piecesof equipment, required lengthof course, and a method ofrating students. Includes anadding and calculating machineaptitude test which can bereproduced.

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Adding and Calculating

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Your keys to Victor educationalservices, Chicago, Ill. VictorComptometer Corp.Describes material and servicesavailable to educators.

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Ten-key adding machine. NationalCash Register Co. 30 min. sound.color. Free - Local NCR office.

Shows the method of operation andwork performed by the machine.

Full-keyboard adding machine. NationalCash Register Co. 30 min. sound.color. Free - Local NCR offic_.Shows the method of operation amiwork perfcrmed by the machine.

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Ten-key touch training course. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of 25 filmstrips usedin training touch operation onall electric 10-key adding machines.Used with a controlled-reader-type projector.

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CZerk-typist. Visual Products Divi-sion. 3M Co.A series of 17 units that pre-sents the responsibilities of theclerk-typist.

Adding and Ca2culating

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The automatic calculator. Friden,Inc.Explains the operation of theautomatic calculator and how itis used in different kinds ofbusinesses. A teacher'sdiscussion guide accompanies thechart.

Display charts. Monroe Interna-tional. color.A series of charts that depictsmodern electronic and rotarycalculators and adding machinesagainst visually interestingsites in the United States,Europe, and the Orient.

Divisumma 24 Keyboard. OlivettiUnderwood Corp. color.

Shows the Divisumma 24 keyboard.

Office machines posters. Greg?;Division, McGl'aw-Hill Dow( Co.A series of posters that depictsthe parts and use of the morepopular office machines.

Rotary Calculator. Monroe Interna-tional.Presents the LA-7 Rotary Cal-culator on one side and theCSAE Rotary Calculator on thereverse side.

Tapez

Ten-key business machine. Educa-tional Research Associates.A series of nine tapes thatgives intergrated lessons forlearning every operation of themachine.

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Text's

Bookkeeper-account clerk; 3d ed.(Civil Service Tests) New York,N.Y. Arco Publishing Co., Inc.1965.

Boynton, L. D. & others. Basicbookkeeping and accounting. (Adultand Continuing Education Series)New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1968.

20th century bookkeeping andaccounting advanced course; 23ded. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1968.

Working papers and study guideavailable.

Carr, T. D. Bookkeeping machineoperator instructional manual.Wahpeton, N. Dak. Alexander'sValley Stationery. 1966.

Clow, C. A. & others. Greggaccounting, advanced course; 2ded. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1969.

Working papers and study guidesavailable.

Electrosummd 24CR duplex machineposting course. New York, N.Y.Olivetti Underwood Corp. 1967.

Electrosumma 22CR machine postingcourse. New York, N.Y. OlivettiUnderwood Corp. 1967.

Texts

Freeman, M. H. & others. Accounting10/12. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1968.Working papers and study guideavailable.

Janis, Arthur, & Miller, Morris.Fundamentals of modern bookkeeping.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1965.

Kahn, Gilbert. Business data pro-cessing basic principles andapplications. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1966.

Nelson, D. S. & Woods, R. S. Account-ing systems and data processing.New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1961.

Randall, C. B. & Burgly, S. W. Systemsand procedures fbr business dataprocessing; 2d ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1968.

Robichaud, Beryl. Understandingmodern business data processing.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1966.

Data Processing

Kith and Pkactice Seth

Clow, C. A. & others. Punched-carddata processing system practiceset. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1970.Presents a sales and payrollprocedure. Correlated with Part4 of Accounting 10/12.

Pactor, Paul. Bookkeeping machinespractice set. New York, N.Y.Pitman Publishing Corp. 1961.

Introduces the posting opera-tions of a bookkeeping machine.

Saunders, G. D. & Luskin, B. J.Data processing: a practice set.Atuens, Ohio. McBee Systems.1965.Provides basic ideas and conceptsof data processing.

Wanous, S. J. & Wanous, E. E. Auto-mation office practice. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1964.

Acquaints the student with thefunctions and procedures ofautomated data processing.

Wigge, B. S. & Wood, Merle. PayroZZsystem and procedures. Hights-town, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1970.Correlated with Accounting10/12.

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Bockkeeping instruction in the 20thcentury. Monograph No. 118. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1967.

Traces the history of bookkeep-ing instruction from 1900.

In6tAucton and Tnainee Aid6

Introduction to automatic businessdata processing4 Albany, N.Y.New York State Education Department,Bureau of Secondary CurriculumDevelopment. 1965.

Gives activities that can be usedin bookkeeping courses to showautomated data processing.

Musselman, V. A. & Hanna, J. M.Teaching bookkeeping and accounting.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Divisidn,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1960.Provides techniques for teachingbookkeeping and accounting.

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The green Light. Willard Piotures, Inc.1968. 14 min. sound. color. Rent -Business Education Films.

Shows how information is handledby computers and related equipment.

NCR 160 bookkeeping machine. NationalCash Register Co. 25 min. sound.color. Free Local NCR office.Describes the main features andthe operation of the machine.

Once upon a punched card. IBM. 1964.9 min. sound. color. Free.Explains the basic principles ofpunched card accounting.

Response to the chaZZenge. NationalCash Register Co. 15 min. sound.color. Free - Local NCR office.Discusses the development of theNCR 400 accounting machine.

Weaknesses of unprotected writtenrecords. National Cash RegisterCo. 20 min. sound. color. Free -Local NCR office.

Portrays the losses that canoccur through the use of handposted records.

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The EDP feasibility study. BankAdministration Institute. 1964.15 min. sound. color. Free.

Portrays steps a bank .3houldinvestigate before convertingfrom conventional bookkeepingto electronic data processing.

Guest folio revenue. NationalCash Register Co. 35 min. sound.color. Free - Lr.-:al NCR office.

Points out --lome r' the weaknessesfound in moiL hs=d postingsystems and v_sit-s an installE_-tion utilizin7 a JCR 52 MotelPosting Machir_.e. Used with anautomatic sound -=ilmstrip pro-jector (DuKane --pe or similar).

The closing phase of bookkeeping.South-Western Publishing Co. 1968.Tells how to prepare a six-column work sheet and explainsthe recording, posting of closingentries, balancing, and rulingsfor each kind of general ledger.

The opening phase of bookkeeping.South-Western Publishing Co. 1968.

Shows the opening of a set ofbooks for a small motel business.

The recording phase of bookkeeping.South-Western Publishing Co. 1968.Tells how to use T accounts toanalyze transactions into debitsand credits.

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Bookkeeping. Tecnifax Corp.A series of 60 transparenciesthat covers a complete bookkeep-ing course.

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Data Processing

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Bookkeeping. United Transparencies,Inc.A series of 11 transparenciesthat shows procedures for variousbookkeeping systems.

Bookkeeping and accounting. South-Western Publishing Co.A series of 22 transparenciescorrelated with 20th JenturyBookkeeping and _4cccunting,23d ed.

Book:ceeping and accountng. VisualPrDducts Division. 31 Co.

-k series of transparencies thatillustrates various business,banking, and account .ng forms.

Business data processing fundamentals.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. color.

A series of 32 transparenciesthat covers common language mediaand mechanical and electronicdata processing.

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Accounting charts. Gregg Division,McGram-Hill Book Co.

A series of five charts correlatedwith Accounting 10/12.

Bookkeeping and accounting chartsSouth,-Western Publishing Co.A series of eight charts corre-lated with 20th Century Bookkeepingand Accounting, 23d ed.

Bookkeeping machine chart. OlivettiUnderwood Corp.

Shows the posting of accountsreceivable using a machine.

Data processing charts. TeachingAids Inc.

A series of charts showing the useof data processing equipment.

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Textis

Agnew, P. L. & others. Clericaloffice practices 4th ed. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1967.

Archer, F. C. & others. GeneraZoffice practice; 3d ed. Hights-town, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Barron, A. E. & Taylor, J. R.Clerical office training. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-HallInc. 1963.

Friedman, Sherwood, & Grossman, Jack.Applied clerical practice; 2d ed.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1962.

Modern clerical practice; 3ded. New York, N.Y. Pitman Pub-lishing Corp. 1968.

Straub, L. L. & Gibson, E. D.Liquid duplicating systems.Dubuque, Iowa. William C. BrownCO. 1960.

Stencil dupZicating systems.Dubuque, Iowa. William C. BrownCo. 1960.

Techniques cimimeographing.Chicago, Ill. A. B. Dick Company,Inc. 1968.

Verry, H. R. & Wright, G. H. Micro-copying methods; 2d ed. New York,N.Y. Focal Press Inc. 1967.

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Pr, oari; g ster,?ils and maste._nahe_m, Calif. Litton InF7ructl.onal'atelals, Inc. 1966.Pre..-ants rules for Frope/ prepa-ratfpn and correction of mimeo-gr a=-. stencils, fluid duplication,anE lultilith masters.

KtA and PAacti:ce Setz

Systems training kits - general dupli-cating. Cleveland, Ohio. Addresso-graph Multigraph Corp.

Emphasizes how the offset processfulfills the needs of an officefor copies and discusses thevarious types of office duplica-ting.

Systems training kit - order-invoicewriting. Cleveland, Ohio. Addresso-graph Multigraph Corp.

Illustrates the benefits derivodby applying multigraph methods tosimplify paperwork procedures.

Systems training kit - proceduresorder writing. Cleveland, Onio.Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Provides an effective and soundfoundation for a typical productionorder system.

Systems training kit - purchase orderwriting. Cleveland, Ohio. Addresso-graph Multigraph Corp.

Illustrates how multigaph methodszan streamline and simTlify the

purchasing procedure.

Du-time-ton_ and TILainee Aid

A course designed for training off-set duplicator operators. Cleve-land, Ohio. Addressograph Multi-graph Corp. 1966.

Fundamentals of mimeographing.Edited by R. N. Cansler. Chicago,In. A. B. Dick Co., Inc. 1967.

Fundamentals of offset. Edited byR. N. Cansler. Chicago, Ill.A. B. Dick Co,, Inc. 1966.

A graphic arts course outline.Cleveland, Ohio. AddressographMultigraph, Corp.

Outlines the suggested contentfor a graphic arts course.

Graphic arts training in schools.Cleveland, Ohio. AddressographMultigraph Corp. 1903.

Graphic communications . . . notjust a job but a career. Cluve-land, Ohio. Addressograph Multi- Preparing copy for camera. Cleveland,graph Corp. Ohio. Addressograph Multigraph

Describes the types of employ- Corp. 1961.ment available in graphic commun-ications. Stencil typing hints. Yonkers, N.Y.

Duplicating

InztfuLc-ton. and Tkainee Atuts

instructive Masters. Chicago, Ill.A. B. Dick Company, Inc.

Descr'h in four lessons thespirit duplicating process, thepreparation of the spirit masterunit, t ?. operation of the fluidduplic and the various usesfor flui duplicators.

Learning how to use the Ditto D-10and D-20. Chicago, Ill. DittoDivision, Bell and Howell Co.

Provides materials for teachingstudents how to use the directprocess of duplicating.

Making a good impression on yourmaster. Cleveland, Ohio. Addresso-graph Multigraph Corp.

Offset course outline. Chicago, Ill.A. B. Dick Company Inc.

Gives teaching suggestions for acourse in offset duplicating.

Graphic communications -- the stu-dent -- the program -- the oppor-tunities. Cleveland, Oh:Addressograph Multigraph

Describes the types ofment and opportunitiesto those who enter thegraphic communications.the four basic elements ofgraphic communications.

Gestetner Corp.Gives hints for the typing ofstencils.

Corp. Teacher's guide for training offsetemploy- duplicator operators. Cleveland,available Ohio. Addressograph Multigraphfield of Corp.Explains Correlated with the charts and

reference materials presented inA Course Designed for TrainingOffset Duplicator Operators.

How to make a pcuite-up layout foryour Gestefax. Yonkers, N.Y.Gestetner Corp.

Describes materials and methodsfor preparing a layout for theGestefax.

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Duplicating by the spirit method.Bailey Films, Inc. 1961. Rent -Business Education Films, SyracuseUniversity Film Library, IndianaUniversity Audio-Visual Center.

Demonstrates the preparation ofa master carbon, methods ofmaking chamges and corrections,and machine operation and care.

A matter of some urgency. A. B. DickCo. 19 min. sound. color. Free.

Shows proper duplicating andcopying procedures.

Mimeographing techniques. BaileyFilms, Inc. 1958. 15 min. sound.color. Rent - Business EducationFilms, Syl,acus.e University FilmLibrary, Indiana University Audio-Visual Center.

Demonstrates the complete pro-cess of typing a stencil fromcleaning and adjusting thetypewriter to the use of themimeoscope for hand lettering.

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The fluid duplicator. A. B. DickCo. 15 min. sound. color.Explains the operation of thefluid duplicator.

The master. A. Bsound. color.Describes theprocess.

The mimeograph.24 min. sound.Explains themimeograph.

. Dick Co. 15 min.

fluid duplicating

A. B. Dick Co.color.

operation of the

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Offset and you. A. B. Dick Co.8 min. sound. color.Traces the history of lithographyfrom the litho stone to presentday offset.

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The stencil.sound. colo

Describespreparing

A. B. Dick C. 22 miL.r.tne procedure fora stencil.

Teckniques ofmodern offset. A. B,Dick Co. sound. color.

A series of seven filmstripsthat covers the complete offsetprocess.

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How to operate the Ditto D-30 andD-31. Ditto Division, Bell andHowell Co.

Gives operating instructions foreach machine.

Multilith offset 1250 machine featurecharts. Addressograph MultigraphCorp.A series of charts that illustratesfeatures, attachments, and adjust-ments of the machine.

Offeet machine model 320. A. B. DickCo.

Shows the operating parts of themachine.

Offset machine model 350/360. A. B.Dick Co.

Points cut the operating partsof the machine.

Operator's guide - multilith inks.Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Helps the operator diagnose andremedy some of the various inT7problems.

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Texto

Agnew, P. L. 2( others. Secretarialoffice practice; 7th ed. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1966.

ClericaZ office practice; 4thed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1967.

Archer, F. C. & others. Generaloffice practice; 3d ed. Hights-town, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Barron, A. E. & Taylor, J. R.Clerical office training. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall,Inc. 1963.

Bassett, E. D. & others. Businessfiling and records control; 3d ed.New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Cc. 1964.

Cadwallader, L. H. & Rice, S. A.Principles of indexing and filing;4th ed. Baltimore, Md. H. M.Rowe Co. 1968.

FiZe clerk. (Civil Service Tests)New York, N.Y. Arco PublishingCompany, Inc. 1961.

Friedman, Sherwood, & Grossman, JackAppZied clericaZ practice; 2d ed.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1962.

Modern clerical practice; 3ded. New York, N.Y. Pitman Pub-lishing Corp. 1968.

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Secretarial practic,. Ne York,N.Y. Pitman Publishir Corp. 1968.

Gregg, J. R. & others. ATliedsecretaria1 pract-,ce; ed.Hightst,Jwn, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1259.

Guthrie, M. R. Alphabe-F. -:,ndexing;

3d ed. New Rochelle, 11 Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1_964

Kahn, Gilbert,& others. __-rograssive

filing; 8th ed. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1968.

Workbook exercises 1n alphabeticfiling: 2d ed. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1961.

Selden, W. H. & others. Filing andfinding. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1962.

Pnowtamed /n4tAuctton

Fahrner, W. F. & Gibbs, W. E. BasicruZes of alphabetic filing. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1955.

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Filing

Kits and Pnactice Set4

Bassett, E. D. & others. Filingoffice practice; 3d ed. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-Western Pub-lishing Co. 1964.Provides a set of 64 cards thathave four names on each card per-mitting the filing of 256 namesin four card filing jobs.

Filing practice set. Baltimore, Md.H. M. Rowe Co. 1966.

Gives practice in filingminature letters and cross ref-erence sheets alphabeticallyand then geographically.

Kahn, Gilbert,& others. Gregg quickfiling practice. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1965.

Presents in 25 lessons the basicrules of indexing and filing.

Progressive filing practiceset. Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Di-vision, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Contains card guides for alpha-hetic, numeric, and geographictiling systems; correspondenceguides and folders for alpha-betic, numeric,and subject filingsystems; a practice instructionmanual booklet containing in-structions, examples, and pro-cedures for working with thepractice materials.

Inzttuctok and TActinee Aiths

Fundamental 710.es for filing. James-town, N.Y. Art Metal, Inc.

Explains filing tools, fivebasic methods of filing, filingtips, cross reference, and rulesof alphabetizing.

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Fibm

Filing procedures in business; 2d ed.Coronet Films. 1965. 14 min.

sound. color. Rent - BusinessEducation Films, Syracuse UniversityFilm Library, Indiana UniversityAudio-Visual Center.

Shows a step-by-step breakdownof the procedures of recordkeeping in a modern office.

Filing course. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of 25 filmstrips thatcontains separate exercises andproblems and may be used withany standard textbook orpractice set. Used with a skill-builder-type projector.

Filing, finding, and follow-up.McGraw-Hill Text-Films. 1959.

10 min. sound. color. Rent -Business Education Films.

Shows how the office worker canarrange her filing for easy workand effective followup.

Progressive filing series. McGraw-

Hill Text-Films. 1961. sound.

color. Rent - Business EducationFilms.A series of four filmstrips thatdescribes efficient filing pro-cedures. Correlated with Pro-gressive Filing by Kahn, Yerian,and Stewart.

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Clerk-typist. Visual Products Di-vision. 3M Co.

A series of 17 units that pre-sents the responsibilities ofthe clerk-typist.

Text6

Awad, E. M. Automatic dataprocessing principles and pro-cedures. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1966.

Business data processing; 2ded. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1968.

Hanson, Peggy. Keypunching. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall,Inc. 1966.

IBM card punch training on theIBM Selectric typewriter and IBM26 card punch machine -- studenttext. New York, N.Y. IBM Corp.1965.

IBM card punch training on theIBM Selectric typewriter and IBM26 card punch machine -- teacher'smanual. New York, N.Y. IBM Corp.1965.

Pactor, Paul, & Kargilis, George.Card punch machine operation book1. Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Divi-sit.n, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Card punch machine operationbook 2. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1968.

Card punch simulator operation.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Tabulator operator -- IBM. (CivilService Tests) New York, N.Y.Arco Publishing Co., Inc. 1965.

Texts

Van Ness, R. G. Principles of punchedcard data processing; rev. ed.Elmhurst, Ill. Business Press.1967.

P)LogAamed Instnuctton

Kahn, Gilbert. Business data pro-cessing basic principles andapplications. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1966.Gives basic principles andapplications in a programed manner.

Programed instruction text - UNIVAC1701/1710 keypunch. New York, N.Y.Univac Division, Sperry Rand Corp.1968.Gives the nomenclature, directions,and problems for keypunching.

Punched card data procecGing principles -24-26 Card Punch/56 Verifier opera-tion examination. New York, N.Y.IBM Corp. 1964.Provides a test for the materialpresented in the Operation Text.

Punched card data processing principles -24-26 Card Punch/56 Verifier opera-tion illustrations. New York, N.Y.IBM Corp. 1964.Furnishes detailed illustrationsand explanations for card punch-ing.

Keypunch

PAogitamed

Punched card data processingprinciples -- 24-26 Card Punch/56Verifier operation notebook. NewYork, N.Y. IBM Corp. 1964.

Provides a notebook where thestudent can record the proceduresfor card punching and the opera-tion of the card punch machine.

Punched card data processingprinciples -- 24-26 Card Punch/56Verifier operation text. NewYork, N.Y. IBM Corp. 1964.

Correlates card punching andverifying with the use of theIBM 24 Card Punch, the IBMPrinting Card Punch, and the IBM56 Card Verifier.

e

K,i.t.4 and Ptactice Setz

Bux, W. E. Key-punch trainingcourse. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-

Western Publishing Co. 1966.Assists in building a vocationalskill in the operation of an IBM024, 026, and 029 Card Punch.

Saunders, G. D. & Luskin, B. J.Data processing: a practice set.Athens, Ohio. McBee Systems.1965.Provides units based on thesystems, procedures, and textmaterial contained in the prac-tice set.

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ImstAuctSk and aainee Aid4

Card punch course. New York, N.Y.IBM Corp.Gives suggestions for developinga course and instructionalmaterials.

InztAucto and aainee Atoi

Card punch - opeator aptitude test.New York, N.Y. IBM Corp.

Provides a method of groupingstudents of similar abilities.

Horn, Jack. Computer and data pro-cessing dictionary and guide.Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1966.

Gives the meaning of terms andexpressions used in data processing.

Instruction manual for Royal key-punch training tandem. Hartford,

Conn. Royal Office Typewriters.Provides a set of drills to helpthe student learn and master thenumeric card punch keyboard.

Rey punch machine operation andautomatic business data processing.Albany, N.Y. New York State Educa-tion Department, Bureau of,SecondaryCurriculum Development. 1965.

Suggests a course of study inautomatic business data processing.

Keypunch operation. Albany, N.Y.

New York State Education Department,

Bureau of Continuing Curriculum

Development. 1968.Gives a course outline with teaching

suggestions for keypunch operation.

Practical methods. Athens, Ohio.

McBee Systems.Describes new developments in thefield of automation as well asnew services and products pro-vided by McBee. Teachers mayrequest to be placed on mailing

list.

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InLtnactoIL and TAAinee Aid's

A selected annotated bibliographyof instructional materials forautomatic business data processing.Bulletin No. 184. Albany, N.Y.New York State Education Depart-mevt, Bureau of Business andDistributive Education. 1968.

Lists classroom instructionalmaterials and references onvarious aspects of automaticdata processing.

The teaching of automated data pro-cessing in the high school.Monograph No. 116. New RochelleN.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1967.Gives guidelines for developingan instructional program in dataprocessing.

Data processing: introductoryprinciples. Sterling Films. 1968.14 min. sound. color. RentBusiness Education Films.

Introduces the card as it isused in punched card data proc-essing. Shows the organizationof the card into rows, columns,and zones, and describes how thecard is divided into fields toaccomodate specific jobs.

Printing card punch. Sterling Films.1968. 13 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films.

Follows a card through the entireprocess of recording data on thekeypunch machine.

Progrumming the key punch. SterlingFilms. 1968. 13 min. sound.color. Rent Business EducationFilms.

Shows the preparation of severaldifferent program cards and thefunction of the star wheels.

Keypunch

FLeinhtILip4

Automation in today's modern office.Friden, Inc. 20 min. silent.color. Free.

Shows the evolution of officeautomation in nontechnical terms.

Basic data processing. Friden, Inc.20 min. silent. color. Free.Describes data processing at thesource in easy-to-follow, step-by-step methods.

Basic punch card series of lessonfilms. Audio Vision, Inc.A series of 16 color filmstripsprepared in programed instructionformat and based on IBM's course,Punched Card Data ProcessingPrinciples.

Card punch training course. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of 12 filmstrips used intraining touch operation of thecard punch machine. Used witha skill builder type projector.

Challenge of electronic data processing.Bank Administration Institute. 10

min. sound. color.Explains the development of modern-day data processing techniques,how computers work, and how theycan be applied to helping bankswith their record keeping require-ments.

aanooftenciu

Business data processing fUndamentals.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co.A series of 32 transparencies thatcovers common language media andmechanical and electronic dataprocessing. Correlated with Part4 of Accounting 10/12.

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Keypunch

Tkan4paAencied

Data processing. Visual ProductsDivision, 3M Co.A series of four volums thatpresents the theory and opera-tions of data processing equip-ment without the need for expen-sive equipment.

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Data processing charts. TeachingAids Inc.

A series of charts that illu-strates the use of data process-ing equipment for business needs.

IBM Selectric keyboard with simu-Zated keypunch chart. TeachingAids Inc.

Shows the IBM Selectric key-board with simulated keypunch

TapeZ

Operator trainIng course 24-26 CardPunch machine. Marsh-Pierce Corp.

A series of seven tapes thatprovides basic instruction andpractice in operating the cardpunch machine.

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Texts Text's

Agnew, P. L. & others. Clericaloffice practice; 4th ed. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1967.

Modern clerical practice; 3ded. New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1968.

Kahn, Gilbert,& Mulkerne Donald.Anderson, Ruth,& others. Word finder; How do you spell it? New York, N.Y.

3d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Doubleday and Co., Inc. 1965.Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1968.

Kramer, Edward. How to punctuateArcher, F. C. & others. General a business letter; 3d ed. New York,office practice; 3d ed. Hightstown, N.Y. Pitman Publishing Corp. 1968.N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968. Lamb, M. M. Wbrd studies; 5th ed.

New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternBarron, A. E. & Taylor, J. R. Publishing Co. 1963.

Clerical office training. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Leslie, L. A. 20,000 words, spelledInc. 1963. and divided; 5th ed. Hightstown,Job Book 1, 2,and printed tests N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-Hillavailable. Book Co. 1965.

Carey, C. B. Business speller and Reigner, Charles. Correct spelling.vocabulary-builde-- 2d ed. New Baltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co. 1963.York, N.Y. Pitmalz _ublishing Corp.1960. Dqglish fbr business use.

Baltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co. 1964.Clerk-steno transcriber; 3d ed.

(Civil Service Tests) New York,N.Y. Arco Publishing Co., Inc.1967.

Practical DIglishBaltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co. 1960.

Practical punctuation drills.Crank, D. H. & others. Words: Baltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co. 1960.spelling, pronunciation, definition,and application; 5th ed. Hights- Schachter, Norman. English the easytown, N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw- way; 3d ed. New Rochelle, N.Y.Hill Book Co. 1962. South-Western Publishing Co. 1969.

Friedman, Sherwood,& Grossman, Jack. Smith, Kellogg,& Steele, Leighton.Applied clerical practice; 2d ed. Proper punctuation. New York, N.Y.New York, N.Y. Pitman Publishing Doubleday and Company, Inc. 1962.

Corp. 1962.West, Leonard. 300 commas. Hightstown,

N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1964.

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PkogAamed /n4tnuction

Brendel, L. A. & Leffingwell, Elsie.English usage drills and exercisesHightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Provides a review of the funda-mentals of English grammar.

& Near, Doris. Punctuationdrills and exercises. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.

Gives a review of the fundamen-tals of English grammar.

Spelling drills and exercises:programmed fbr the typewriter.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1964.

Provides review of the funda-mentals of spelling.

s

Kitz and PAActice Setz

Cleary, J. B. English style skillbuilders a self-improvement kitfbr transcribers and typists.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1967.Assists students to improve theirskills in those areas of lan-guage usage, punctuation,spelling, and office proceduresconsidered essential by employersand supervisors.

Complete instructor's kit. LongIsland City, N.Y. DeJur-Amsco Corp.

Contains six manuals and fourtapes covering machine tran-scription.

Dictaphone legal transcriptioncourse. New York, N.Y. Dicta-phone Corp.

A series of 27 belts dealingwith general law, corpupate law,litigation, real estate, andwills and estates. A transcrip-tion textbook is available.

KLts and PLactice Se-1z

Dictaphone Medical transcription course.New York, N.Y. Dictaphone Corp.

A series of 10 belts acquaintirgsecretaries with medical terms,prefixes, and suffixes.

Dictaphone New York State machinetranscription course. New York,N.Y. Dictaphone Corp.

A series of 28 belts consistingof 180 letters in varying degreesof difficulty.

Dictaphone secretarial practice course.New York, N.Y. Dictaphone Corp.

A series of 18 belts containingexercises from the areas of generalbusiness, transportation, communi-cations, and entertainment. Othermaterials consist of a transcrip-tion textbook, a portfolio ofteaching aids, and tests todetermine a student's progress.

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Edison Envoy secretarial trainingprogram. West Orange, N.J. ThomasA. Edison Industries.A series of 16 tapes providigfamiliarization and use of themachines.

Edison Voicewritertraining program.Thomas A. EdisonA series of 14terms commonlysecretary.

Edison Voicewritertraining program.Thomas A. Edison

A series of 14

legal secretarialWest Orange, N.J.

Industries.tapes coveringused by a legal

medical secretarialWest Orange, N.J.

Industries.tapes covering the

terms commonly used by a medicalsecretary.

Edison Voicewriter secretarial train-ing program. West Orange, N.J.Thomas A. Edison Industries.

A series of eight disks coveringfamiliarization and use of themachine.

Kit/S and Pnactice Set6

Gray Executive Transmission Centerlegal secretarial training course.Tecumseh, Mich. Gray DictationSystems.A series of 27 belts coveringmost of the words and phrasesused throughout the legal pro-fession.

Gray Executive Transmission Centersecretarial course. Tecumseh,Mich. Gray Dictation Systems.

A series of 20 belts dealingwith dictation equipment andcovering instruction in punc-tuation and grammar.

Gray medical terminology in 30 days.Tecumseh, Mich. Gray DictationSystems.A series of 15 belts providingtraining for a medical secretary.

Gray New York State machine tran-scription course. Tecumseh, Mich.Gray Dictation Systems.A series of 50 belts consistingof 180 letters in varyingdegrees of difficulty.

Gregg shorthand course. New York,N.Y. Dictaphone Corp.

A series of 60 belts that pro-vides practice at various speedsof dictation.

IBM dictation equipment trainingbelts. New York, N.Y. Inter-national Business Machines.

A series of 20 belts coveringmachine machine transcriptiontechniques; business termino-logy; office communications;and fundamentals of spelling,punctuation, grammar, and worddivision.

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Machine Transcription

l<4.,t and Pnactice Se-tz

Norelco legal transcription anddictation course. Mountain View,Calif. Western Tape, Division ofEducational Products Co.A series of five cartridges thatemphasizes legal correspondence,legal documents, and court docu-ments.

Norelco machine transcription course.Mountain View, Calif. WesternTapesDivision of Educational ProductsCo

Provides an understanding of ma-chine transcription.

Norelco medical transcription course.Mountain View, Calif. WesternTape, Division of EducationalProducts Co.

A series of eight cartridges thatemphasizes medical-surgical termino-logy.

Norelco New York State machine tran-scription course. Mountain View,Calif. Western Tape,Division ofEducational Products Co.

A series of 13 cartridges consist-ing of 180 letters,, in varyingdegrees of difficulty.

Stenocord dictation for tomorrow'ssecretary. Cambridge, Mass. TheAtwell Co.

A series of six belts that pro-vides a wide range of transcribingexperience in such fields aseducation, transportation andshipping, television, advertising,banking, sales, insurance, creditand collections, adjustments, legal,medical, and engineering.

Stenocord medical transcription courseseries A. Cambridge, Mass. TheAtwell Co.

A series of 10 belts that intro-duces the terminology used inseveral fields of medicine.

Machine Transcription

KZt6 and PAactice Setz

Stenocord New York State machinetranscription course. Cambridge,Mass. The Atwell Co.

A series of 35 belts consistingof 180 letters in varyingdegrees of difficulty.

--InztAlIcton. and Tkainee 'adz

Bad letters be hanged! New York,N.Y. Mutual Life Insurance Com-pany of New York.

Suggests ways to improve thewriting of business letters byavoiding certain phrases andwords.

How to speZZ it. New York, N.Y.Remington Rand Office Machines.

Lists the correct spellingand syllabication of 500 oftenused and misspelled wordb.

Speak when you write . . . Hartford,Conn. Connecticut Mutual LifeInsurance Company.

Illustrates how to use clearand simple words for stereotypes.

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Grammar: verbs and ways we use them.Coronet. 1957. 11 min. sound.black and white. Rent - BusinessEducation Films, Syracuse Univer-sity Film Library.Calls attention to verb formsand what verbs do in sentences.

F-Zemis

The secretary: transcribing. Coronet.

1966. 11 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films,Syracuse University Film Library.Demonstrates transcription tech-niques such as handling ofshorthand notes, proper layout,making corrections, proofreading,handling nondictated letters,and the use of a transcribingmachine.

Improve your punctuation. Coronet.

1959. 10 min. sound. black andwhite. Rent Business EducationFilms.Explains the punctuation diffi-culties associated with the comma,semicolon, colon, question mark,and quotation marks.

Who teite that? :3nnecticut Mutual_insurance Co. 13 min. sound.

bla_K and white. Free - AssociationInc.

Sh-cfws the fi-e C's of gcodlet:e_2s: clarity,

ciseness, coherence, com-1:121._teness, =tent.

F4Instkips

Using parts of speech. Jam HandyOrg. 1963. silent. color.

A series of seven filmstrips thatpresents the correct usage ofeach part of speech by usingmeaningful visualization andstudent participation in variedand interesting exercises.

C kait.ts

Garbled grammar. J. Weston Welch.A series of 15 charts thatexplains important points ofgrammar.

History of language. J. Weston Welch.A series of 20 charts that tracesthe development of language from the

Phoenicians through Latin, French,German, Spanish, and English, downto language at the United Nations.

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Chaibts

You don't say! J. Weston Walch.A series of 15 charts illustra-ting poor sentence structure.

Tapez

Grammar - punctuation dictation tapes.Western Tape, Division of Educa-tional Products Co.A series of five tapes coveringgrammar and punctuation usage.

Letter writing for the office.Educational Research Associates.

A series of 12 tapes coveringword selection and phrases andsentence and paragraph develop-ment.

Medical-dental terminology. Educa-tional Research Associates.

A series of 11 tapes givingattention to scientific environ-ment, as well as root word, pre-fix, and suffix relationships.

Office style dictation tapes.Western Tape, Division of Educa-tional Products Co.

A series of three tapesintroducing various techniquesand idiosyncrasies of dictators.

Speed development tapes. WesternTape, Division of EducationalProducts Co.

A series of three tapes using thepyramid-building plan to developfast writing responses, theoryreview, and enlarged vocabulary.

Vocabulary - letter dictation tapes.Western Tape, Division of Educa-tional Products Co.

A series of three tapes empha-sizing troublesome vocabulary.

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Agnew, P. Loffice prRochelle,lishing C

Retareet Olpe Skald

TeXtZ

& others. Secretaricl.2ctice; 7th ed. New14.Y. South-Western PT:lb-

o. 1966.

)al office pratice; 4th-ochelle, N.Y. South-ublishing Co. 196-.

dieried. New .

Western P.

Andrews, M.town, N.JHill Hoof(

AboutGregg DivCo. 1968

E. Aboi..), her. Highz:s-

. Gregg Division, McGraw-Co. 1966.

him. Hightstown, N.J.ision, McGraw-Hill Book

It's up to you. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1969.

The job you want. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1,68.

You pay for it. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1969.

You said it. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1969.

Archer, F. C. & others. Generaloffice practice; 3d ed.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Barron, A. E. & Taylor, J. R. Cleri-cal office training. EnglewoodCliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc.1963.

Text's

Becker, E. R. CI Rollason, P. N.The 12gh paid secretary. Englewood.

Cliffs, N.J. Prentic-Ha-1, rnc.19'67.

Assists the ambitious ..e.cretary

in attaining the top psitions.

Beginning office worker; :77:h ed.(Civil Service Tests) w York,N.Y. Arco Plfolishing C , Inc.

1967.

Bredm, Miriam. Medical L,3cretarialprocedures; 5th ed. Higntstown,N.J. Gregg Division, Mc3raw-Hi11Book Co. 1966.

Civil service handbook; 4th ed.(Civil Service Tests) New York,N.Y. Arco Publishing Co., Inc.1965.

Clerk GS 1-4; 8th ed. (Civil ServiceTests) New York, N.Y. ArcoPublishing Co., Inc. 1967.

Famularo, Joseph,& Atkinson, Phillip.Executive profile: a young man'sguide to business success. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1967.

Fisher, Robert. Intensive clericaland civil service training; 4thed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1968.

Friedman, Sherwood,& Grossman, Jack.Applied clerical practice; 2d ed.New York, N.Y. Pitman PublishingCorp. 1962.

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Textz

Re1a÷ed Office Sills

Text:6

Friedran, Sherwood,& Grossman, Jack. Russor, A. R. Busins behavior;Mbde.i-n clerical practice; 3d ed. 3d e_d. New Roche__e, N.Y. South-New 7ork, N.Y. Pitman Publishing Western Publishing Jc..Corp. 1968.

Sfer- , Adam,& other.. PersonalitySecretarial practice. New York, anc huwan relation 2d ed. Hights-

N.Y. Pitman Publishing Corp. 1960. to. N.J. Gregg _L-7ision, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1961.

Gregg, J. R. & others. Appliedsec2etarial practice; 6th ed.New York, N.Y. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Loeb, R. H.,Jr. Manners at work.New York, N.Y. Association Press.1967.

Lynott, M. L. PBX and telephonetechnique. Long Beach, Calif.Mary Lynott. 1967.

MacGibbon, E. G. Fitting yourselffbr business; 4th ed. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1961.

Morrison, Phyllis. Getting the rightjob. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1969.

Making the most of your skills.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1969.

Making the most of yourself%Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1969.

Opportunities in today's office.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1969.

Newton, Roy,& Green, H. H. How toimprove your personality; 3d ed.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1963.

Stroni, M. S. & others, The secretaryat :,ork3 3d ed. GrergMcGlraw-Hill Book C.7- 1066.

Tolma, Ruth. Cha= :27::d poise fbrgetting ahead. ::=, N.Y. MiladyPubLishing Co. L91-7.

Turner, D. R. Telepone operator;3d ed. New York, 1.Z. ArcoPublishing Co., Inc. 1967.

Uggams, Leslie. The Leslie Uggamsbeauty book. Englewood Cliffs,N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1966.

Whitcomb, Helen,& Cochran, Betty.Charm fbr miss teen. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-hillBook Co. 1969.

& Lang, Rosalind. Charm: the

career girl's guide to businessand personal success. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1964.

Charm fbr the modern woman.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

& Whitcomb, John. StrictZy fbrsecretaries; rev. ed. Hightstown,N.J. McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1965.

Wood, M. W. & McKenna, Margaret.The receptionist. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1966.

Related OfIfice Skills

Kit: aAd PA.actice Setz

Arcne:, & others. Officecaso2r practice set. Hights-tovn . Gregg Division, McGraw-H__11 -3cc Co. 1969.

Gives support to the traditionaloffice practice program.

ST;ccL control practice set.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,Mo.G:11 Book Co. 1969.

Pro-i',-Les simulated stock controlexplence.

& Etewart, J. R. Model officepract-,ce set. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Livision, McGraw-Hill BookCo. :939.Provides simulated office ex-perienL.e.

Instnuctot and Ptainee AidA

The girZ with the haZo. New York,N.Y. Olivetti Underwood Corp.

Introduces many secretarialdo's and don'ts in a most un-usual format.

How to be a super secretary. NewYork, N.Y. Remington Rand OfficeMachines.

Calls attention to qualifica-tions that are important forsecretaries.

The perfect secretary. Pittsfield,Mass. Eaton Paper Co.

Gives helpful hints on grooming,personality development, andtyping.

Secretaries on the spot. Kansas CityKans. National Secretaries Asso-ciation.

Suggests ways of improving onesefficiency as a secretary.

InLtiLuctoJr_ and Ttainae Aidz

Secretary's story. Glen Cove, N.Y.Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Manu-facturing Co., Inc.Traces the history of the secre-tary from the time of the scrilpesin ancient Babylonia to thepresent.

The successfia secretary. Hartford,Conn. Royal Office Typewriters.

Suggests successful officepractices.

Suggestions fbr programs ofofficepractice and procedures. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPullishing Co.

Provides assistance with programsof office practice and procedures.

Teacher's manuals. Bronx, N.Y. MiladyPublishing Co.

Offers suggestions for charm andpersonality improvement.

You as a secretary. Hartford, Conn.Royal Office Typewriters.

Gives career guidance informa-tion.

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The extra step. U.S. Civil ServiceCommission. 30 min. color. Free -U.S. Civil Service Commission.

Shows the ways that office employeesshould deal with the public.

From eight to five. Auburn University.1963. 20 min. sound. color. Rent -Indiana University Audio-Visual

, Center.Describes various situations inperforming their day-to-day duties.

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Ge77- job. Encyclopaedia Bri-t= a. Educational Corp. 1954.2 sound. black and white.R - :_yracuse University Film

f:3,1ns how to secure lists of

- ects and how to use the,nal history, the applica-

_-_ and the letter of recom-_

Help _z -2d - secretcry. GeneralElE 1969. 18 min. sound.col: Rent - Business EducationFil-:

1_113-crates the satisfactionspossLble from doing an excellentjob as a secretary.

If an e'2phant answers. New YorkTelepcore Co. 1967. 26 min.sound. color. Free - New YorkTelephone Co., New York StateDepartment of Commerce.

Shows how a call to an officesetF off a series of frustratingand amusing incidents whichmay nave been avoided by theproper us.e of the telephone.

Manne72- of speaking. New York Tele-phc= Co. 1962. 28 min. sound.co1o. Free - New York TelephoneCc., New York State Department ofComuerce.

Describes how poorly handledtelephone calls can result inbad customer relations.

People are just people. NationalCash Register Co. 18 min. sound.color. Free - Local NCR office.

Illustrates the five humanweaknesses of laziness, care-le,ss, indifference, forget-fuLI:ass, and temptation andsl=ws how these weaknesses cancausf losses in business.

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The secretary: a normal day. Coronet.1966. 11 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films,Syracuse Unive-,-,sity Film Library.Takes a secretary through a normalday in a modern office as shemakes appointments, greets visitors,processes mail, supervises files,organizes a business trip, takesdictation, and transcribes.

Shorthand: see how they write. Uni-versity of Wisconsin. 1966. 16 min.sound. black and white. Rent -Business Education Films, SyracuseUniversity Film Library.Demonstrates the Gregg methodof shorthand.

The successf4l secretary. I-loyal

Office Typewriters. 1968. 13 min.sound. color. Rent - BusinessEducation Films.

Describes better ways to do thejob in various secretarial situa-tions.

Take a letter from A to Z. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1968. 15 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films,Syracuse University Film Library.

Shows the opportunities in thesecretarial profession.

Fitniztaips

How does your future Zook. AssociationFilms. 16 min. sound. color.

Prepares high school girls forcareers where appearance and apleasing personality measuresuccess.

Related Office Skills

Fitmis-Vcips

Just a secretary. EducationalActivities, Inc. 1966. 11 min.sound. color. Rent BusinessEducation Films.

Gives a clear and up-to-datepresentation of what businessexpects from its secretariesand explores the multiple dutiesand responsibilities of theposition.

Preparing for work. University ofMinnesota. color.A series of 14 filmstips thatdeals with important vocationalproblems and aims to developpositive attitudes towardemployment.

Secretariat training series. McGraw-Hill Text-Films. Rent - BusinessEducation Films.

A series of 12 filmstrips thatgives practical advice on howto improve secretarial skillsand how to get along with othersin the office.

Teaching slides. Milady PublishingCo.

Contains over 250 slides (35mm.)which may be purchased as anentire set, or as individualseries to fit a charm program.

Tnanispatienci_e4

Charm transparencies. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of transparencies thatillustrates feminine problemsof face and form and theirsolutions for good grooming.

Clerk-typist. Visual Products Di-vision. 3M Co.

A series of -.7 units that pre-sents the re-?msibilities of theclerk-typist.

TILanocmenciez

Row to find a job. Tecnifax Corp.A series of seven transparenciesthat gives information on whereto look for a job, how to pre-sent personal and educationaldata, and how to use formsassociated with employment.

I want a job. United TransparenciesInc.A series of 15 transparenciesthat deals with the basic infor-mation needed to secure a job.

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Chala6

Facial shape charts. Milady PublishingCo.

A series of five charts that showshairstyle selection and makeup.

Great American businessmen. J. WestonWelch.

A series of 18 charts that givesthe life story and picture ofAmerican businessmen.

Opportunities through business educa-tion. J. Weston Walch.

A series of 20 charts that callsattention to the opportunitiesavailable to those who have par-ticipated in Ae business educa-tion program.

Personality, vgh! Poster Visual Aids.A series of six charts that indi-cates desirable personal traitsthat aid in working and gettingalong with others.

Secretarial do's and don'ts. J. WestonWelch.A series of 18 charts that illus-trates common suggestions forthe secretary.

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Stories about business. J. WestonWelch.

A series of 20 charts that ex-plains the development andsuccess of various American busi-nesses.

Tetp&S

Charm. Educational Research Asso-ciates.A series of 16 tapes that givesa well-balanced, common senseapproach to charm with appli-cations to every day living,as well as on-the-job references.

Letter writing for the office.Educational Research Associates.A series of 12 tapes emphasizingthe methods of composing busi-ness letters.

SecretariaZ practice. EducationalResearch Associates.

A series of lectures on allmajor topics pertinent to sec-retarical practice.

Recoxd4

Secretarial training records. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.A series of 12 records that showsthe importance of developing adesirable office personality.

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Sftecial Viee cSialiumeat

With the rapid advances beingmade in office business equipment,it is very possible that a teacherwill find, available for instruction-al purposes, many different types ofequipment with which he is notfamiliar.

Examples of such equipmentinclude:

Friden, Inc.Add-Punch Adding Machine/

Tape PunchFlexowriter

IBM Corp.Magnetic Tape Selectric

TypewriterSelectric Composer

McBee SystemsCodetronic Auto-Punch

National Cash Register Co.Adding Machine Data-Input

Model

VaritypE orp.VariTyper

The teacher should not avoidusing equipment simply because hehas had no previous experience with

it. A demonstration; operator man-uals; and instructional aids such asfilms, filmstrips, and charts may besecured from the local manufacturer'srepresentative. Using theseresources, the teacher should be able

co prepare adequate instructionalmaterials for most any equipment andthereby broaden the experiencesavailable to the trainees.

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7ffteuittetia,

Text.5

Altholz, Gertrude. Modern typwritingpractice; 3d ed. New York, N.Y.Pitman Publishing Corp. 1962.

Blendon, E. G. & Nalepa, B. H. Quicksurvey in forms typing. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.

Connelly, M. E. & Porter, L. J.Typing speed builder. EnglewoodCliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc.1962.

Edmondson, F. W. Medical typing;3d ed. New York, N.Y. G. P. Put-nam's Sons. 1965.

Grubbs, R. L. & Weaver, D. H.Typing improvement practice;electric edition. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1969.

Typing improvement practice;manual edition. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1969.

& White, J. L. Sustainedtimed writings; 3d ed. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1969.

Hansen, K. J. Progressive typingspeed practice; 3d ed. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.

Hossfield G. L. & Nelson, Julius.Bvief typing; 2d ed. rev.Lialtimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co.1966.

Textis

Leslie, Louis,& Pepe, P. S. Typingsimplified one year course. NewYork, N.Y. American Book Co. 1960.

Lessenberry, D. D. & others. 20thcentury typewriting advanced course;9th ed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1962.

20th century typewriting completecourse; 9th ed. New Rochelle, N.Y.South-Western Publishing Co. 1967.

20th century typewriting first-year course; 9th ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1967.

Basic typewriting (Adult andContinuing Education Series) NewRochelle, N.Y. South-Western Pub-lishing Co. 1965.

Liles, Parker,& others. Typing mail-able letters; 2d ed. Hightstown,N.J. G7:-.egg Div1sion, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.

Typing mailable letters: projectsin placement, punctuation, proof-reading, and production. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1960.

Lloyd, A. C. & Hosler, R. J. Personaltyping; 3d ed. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1968.

& others. Typing power drills;2d ed. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1965.

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TextZ

Lloyd, A. C. & others. Typing skindrives. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1960.

MacClain, L. F. & Dame, F. J. Type-writing techniques and short cuts;3d ed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1961.

Mulkerne, D. J. & Andrews, M. E.Civil service tests fbr typists.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Nanassy, L. C. & others. Personaltyping. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp. 1969.

Pepe, P. S. Personal typing in 24hours; 4th ed. Hightstown, N.J.McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1965.

Perkins, E. A. & others. Pacticefor professional typing. Hights-town, N.J. McGraw-Hill Book Co.1968.

Practice fbr clerical, typing andstenographic tests (Civil ServiceTests) New York, N.Y. ArcoPublishing Co., Inc. 1965.

Reed, C. A. & others. Comprehensivetypewriting complete course.Boston, Mass. A11711 and Bacon,Inc. 1964.

Comprehensive typewriting firstcourse. Boston, Mass. Allyn andBacon, Inc. 1964.

Reinger, Charles. Rowe typing; 6thed. Baltimore, Md. H. M. RoweCo. 1967.

Typewriting speed tests; 3d ed.Baltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe Co.1960.

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TextiS

Root, K. B. & Byers, E. E. Medicaltyping practice; 2d ed. Hightsrown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.

Rowe, J. L. Typing for accuracy;6th ed. Baltimore, Md. H. M. RoweCo. 1967.

& Etier, Faborn. Typing drillsfbr speed and accuracy; 3d ed.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,Mc-Graw-Hill Book Co. 1966.

& others. Gregg typing, key-board course. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1966.

Gregg typing 191 series book 1,general typing; 2d ed. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1967.

Gregg typing 191 series book 2,vocational office typing; 2d ed.Hightstown, N.J. McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1967.

Scott, W. E. & others. Modern basictypewriting; 2d ed. New York, N.Y.Pitman Publishing Corp. 1962.

Siegfried, W. Typing medical fbrms.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1968.

Stenographer-typist, GS-1 throughGS-7. (Civil Service Tests) HewYork, N.Y. Arco Publishing Co.,Inc. 1967.

Stokes, P. A. Today's typing; 5thed. Bethesda, Md. Global Publish-trig

Corp. 1968.

Thompson, J. M. 101 typewriting timedwritings; 2d ed. New Rochelle, N.Y.South-Western Publishing Co. 1961.

Textz

Wanous, S. J. Personal and proPs-sional typing; 3d ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1967.

& Wanous, E. E. Basic type-writing drills; 4th ed. NewRochelle, N.Y. South-Western Pub-lishing Co. 1968.

Winger, F. E. & others. Gregg typ-ing 1. (A Continuing EducationText-Kit) Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1965.

Gregg typing 2. (A ContinuingEducation Text-Kit) Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Divi8ion, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1966.

& Weaver, D. H. Gregg tailoredtimings; electric edition. Hights-town, N.J. Gre,,.g Division, McGraw- Basic Gregg typing/2. Hights-Hill Book Co. 1969. town, N.J, Gregg Division, McGraw-

Typewriting

P,togiiamed inactLovtSpelling drills and exercises.

Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1964.

Provides a review of the funda-mentals of spelling.

Centering and tabulating practicesfbr typists. Anaheim, Calif.Litton Instructional Materials, Inc.1966.

Indicates how to properly positionpaper in the machine and to centermaterial,both vertically andhorizontally, on regular and oddsize paper.

Ferguson, M. A. & Nalepa, B. H.Basic Gregg typing/1. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1969.

Provides a program for under-achievers.

Gregg tailored timings; manualedition. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1969. Manuscript arrangement for typists.

Anaheim, Calif. Littoa InstructionalMaterials, Inc. 1966.

Shows the proper form for boundPicogicamed InztAucaort and unbound manuscripts.

Hill Book Co. 1969.Provides a program for under-achievers.

Brendel, L. A. & Leffingwell, Elsie.English usage drills and exercisesHightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-ill Book Co. 1968.Provides a review of the funda-mentals of English grammar.

Brendel, L. A. & Near, Doris. Punc-tuation drills and exercises.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1968.

Gives a review of the fundamen-tals of English grammar.

Practices in typing the businessletter. Anaheim, Calif. LittonInstructional Materials, Inc. 1966.Explains the placement of thestandard parts of the block andthe modified block style busine'ssletter, for both the pica andelite machines.

Proofreading the typed manuscript.Anaheim, Calif. Litton InstructionalMaterials, Inc. 1966.

Shows the use of the common editingsymbols, rules for correct spacingfollowing punctuation marks, and theuse of underlines or quotation markswith titles are presented.

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Ki.ts and Pnacttce Sc?,-ts

Agnew, P. L. & Atkinscn, P. S.Typewriting offif9e practice; Othed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-

Western Publishing Co. 1968.

Gives office typing experience.

Anderson, R. I.& Porter, L. J.130 Basic typing jobs.; 2d ed.Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1964.

Contains typing jobs taken fromactual business offices.

Cleary, J. B. English style skillbuiZders: a self-improvement kitfor transcribers and typists.Hightstown, N.J. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1967.

Helps to improve skills inthose areas of language usage,punctuation, spelling, andoffice procedures that employersand supervisors consider essen-tial.

Frisch, V. A. & Handal, J. S.Applied office typewriting: a

practice set in clerical typing;3d ed. Hightstown, N.J. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.1968.Assists in developing businesscompetency in clerical typing.

Grahm, Milton, & others. Legaltypewriting (Kit). Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1968.Gives a general background inpreparing many types of legaldocuments as well as an under-standing of legal tLrminology.

Reigel, C. E. & Perkins, E. A.Executive typewriting. Hightstown

N.J. Gregg Division, Mcal-aw-HillBook Co. 1966.

Provides an opportunity to workwith difficult and advancedmaterials.

KLts and PAacttce Set's

Rr'igner, Charles. Office typingsrev. Baltimore, Md. H. M. Rowe

C. 1966.Provides actual business officejobs.

Rosen, Steve, & others. Practicaloffice typewriting. New York,

N.Y. Pitman Publishing Corp.1969.Gives a practical one-semestercourse in all the major typingduties of office employees.

Sandry, Esther. Typewriting officepractice. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp. 1961.

Furnishes an opportunity to workfrom handwritten copy, correctedor rough draft, partly typedand partly handwritten material;to take d-7-tation at the type-writer; I compose letters; andto solve arithmetic problems.

Sass, Esther. Advance: typing pro-jects. New York, N.Y. Pitman

Publishing Corp. 1968.Gives experience in typingproblems based on an officetypist's most common duties.

InstAuctoit and Ptainee Aidis

A brief klstory of the typewriter.New York, N.Y. Remington RandOffice Machines.

Traces the development of thetypewriter.

Diatype program. Columbus, Ohio.Scientific Advances, Inc.

5Enables a student to find andcorrect his own typing problems.

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InztAuctox and aainee Aids

Electric keyboard mastery. Hartford,Conn. Royal Office Typewriters.Helps the manual typist totransfer to the electric type-writer.

Electric typing methods fbr theteacher. Hartfood, Conn. RoyalOffice Typewriters.

Presents a step-by-step pro-cedure for teaching the begin-ning student on the electric,transferring from manual toelectric, and transferring fromelectric to manual.

Finger dextery drills. Hartford,(.77.an Royal. Office Typewriters.

Develops finger dexteritythrough the use of warm-up,corrective, and finger strength-ing drills; alphabetic words andsentences; alternating finger;andhigh speed drills.

Friedman, Sherwood,& Grossman, Jack.Handbook fbr typists.; 2d ed. NewYork, N.Y. Pitman Publishing Corp.1962.

Serves as a reference book orinstruction aid for typists athome, at school, or at theoffice.

HistcYy of the typewriter. New York,N.Y. Olivetti Underwood Corp.

Traces the development of writingand of the typewriter.

History of the typewriter. HartfordConn. Royal Ofi-ice Typewriters.

Descrihes the highlights leadingfrom the quill pen to the pre-cision writing machine of today.

Typewriting

InztAuctolL and aainee Aid4

House, C. R. & Skurow, Samuel. Type-writing style manuaZ. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1968.

Covers centering, business letterstyles, manuscripts, tabulation,capitalization, punctuation, andother areas pertaining to style.Correlated with 20th CenturyTypewriting, 9th ed. by Lessen-berry, Crawford, and Erickson.

The IBM Executive electric typewriterprogram. New York, N.Y. Inter-national Business Machines Corp.

Helps the typist to obtain maxi-mum performance from the IBMExecutive Typewriter.

The IBM Selectric. . . An introductorycourse. New York, N.Y. Interna-tional Business Machines Corp.Acquaints the typist with theoperation and use of the IBMSelectric.

Kee-Type-Trainer. Baltimore, Md.Kee, Inc.

Provides an electronic visualtraining aid consisting of afully automated simulated type-writer keyboard, a central console,and tear-proof tapes. The tapescause letters on the display boardto light up at a rate of speedprr,determined by the teacher.

Lamb, M. M. Your first year of teachingtypewriting; 2d ed. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1959.

Presents the beginning teacher'sview of typewriting.

Office style typing. Chicago, Ill.Ditto Division, Bell and Howell Co.

Gives experience in the kind ofwork that a beginning typistwould perform.

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In6txuctot anft PLainee Aidt

Office style typing. New York, N.Y.Olivetti Underwood Corp.

Gives practical experience cover-ing the typist's work day.

Practices and preferences in teach-ing typewriting. Monograph 117.New Rochelle, N.Y. South-WesternPublishing Co. 1967.

Discusses patterns of typewrit-ing instruction, keyboard mas-tery, skill building techniques,and evaluation.

Royal timed typing tests for speedforcing. Hartford, Conn. RoyalOffice Typewriters.Presents four typing tests, eachtest counted for one-five-andten-minute timings.

Russon, A. R. & Wanous, S. J. Thephilosophy and psychology ofteaching typewriting. New Rochelle,N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co.1950.

Discusses the important problems,principles, and procedures in theteaching of typewriting.

A secretary's day in the office ofLenox China. Trenton, N.J. LenoxInc.Gives practice in centering,tabulation, rough drafting,proofreading, margin setting,speed, and auxiliary skills.

Some typing authorities speak; 2d ed.Englewood Cliffs, N.Y. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1963.

Presents twelve topics by author-ities in business educatic.n forthe experienced as well as theinexperienced typing teacher.

Instutctolc. and Mainse ALcL

Teacher's guide to transfer lessonsfrom IBM Selectric typewriter tomanual typewriter. New York, N.Y.International Business Machines.Helps to facilitate the transferfrom the electric typewriter tothe manual typewriter.

Tips to typists. New York, N.Y.SCM Corp.Contains many typing do's apddon'ts, as well as typing short-cuts and other valuable suggestions.

25 typing shortcuts. New York, N.Y.Remington Rand Office Machines.

Illustrates 25 ways for improvingperformance at the typewriter.

Typewriter application manual. NewYork, N.Y. Olivetti UnderwoodCorp.

Gives information on all factorsaffectitg the production andquality of typewritten work.

Typing do's and don'to. Hartford,Conn. Royal Office Typewriters.

Gives helpful suggestions forimproving manual and electrictyping techniques.

West, L. J. Acquisition of typewritingskills. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp, 1968.

Provides a method book that main-tains the best of traditionaltechniques while suggestingimproved methods and materialsbased on the latest educationaland psychological research.

White, J. F. & Shank, B. C. Teachingtypewriting. Portland, Maine. J.

Weston Welch. 1964.Discusses the organization ofthe typewriting room, equipment,teaching methods, techniques ofmotivation, evaluation, and visualaids.

FLemis

First step typing. Sterling Films.1968. 12 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films.

Demonstrates the purpose andcorrect handling of the variousmanipulative parts of the type-writer.

impressions. IBM. 1964. 11 min.sound. color. Free - IBM.Describes the variety oftypewriting supplies which worktcgether to create the desiredimpressions.

Posture and the keyboard. SterlingFilms. 1968. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films.

Shows the importance of goodposture.

Remedial typing. Sterling Films.1968. 11 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education

Shows that the most commontyping errors result from poorposture and finger positioning,a bad striking action andcarriage return, unrhythmictyping, and a generally cexelessa:titude.

Right at the typewriter. IBM. 1962.27 min. sound. black and white.Free - Modern Talking Picture Ser.

Illustrates posture, stroking,letter forms, carbon copies,carbon paper, typing of forms,ribbons, and stencils.

Typewriter techniques. SzerlingFilms. 1968. 12 min. sound.color. Rent - Business EducationFilms.Describes the function and pur-pose of several of the manipula-tive parts of the machine, andshows the various hand and fingerposition for numbers.

Typewriting

Films

Typing skills: building speed.Coronet Films. 1966. 12 min.sound. color. Rent - BusinessEducation Films, Syra-use UniversityFilm Library.

Indicates how practice willimprove work attitudes, typingpatterns, speed, and confidence.

Typing skills: daily job techniques.Coronet Films. 1966. 13 min.sound. color. Rent BusinessEducation Films, Syracuse UniversityFilm Library.

Illustrates ways to increase suchtyping skills as organizing one'sdesk; grouping similar jobs; andapplying proper techn3.ques intyping envelopes, stencils, andreports.

Typing techniques. Sterling Films.1968. 12 min. sound. color.Rent - Business Education Films.

Shows various typing techniquessuch as correcting errors, handlingcarbons, lining up, typing ofenvelopes, and realining aninterrupted letter.

Fitraotxio

Keyboard reinforcement. Gregg Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1969.A series of six filmstrips thatprovides a variety of keyboardexercises. Used with a skill-builder-type projector.

Skill development, electric machines.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1969.A series of six filmstrips thatprovides exercises on the elec-tric machine. Used with askill-builder-type projector.

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Skill development, manual machines.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book

Co. 1969.A series of six filmstvips Clatprovides exercises on the manualmachine. Used with a skill-builder-type projector.

Typewriting series. McGraw-HillText-Films.A series of 14 filmstrips thatshows the correct use of thetypewriter and important typingtechniques.

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Clerk-typist. Visual ProductsDivision, 3M Co.A series of 17 units that pre-sents the responsibilities ofthe clerk-typist.

Typing transparencies. Gregg Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series o-'7 transparencies thatcovers the Keyboard and funda-mentalF, crE oroduction.

Typewriting transparencies. South-Western Publ,hing Co.

A series of 92 transparenciesthat covers most aspects oftyping.

Chcotz

The case of the new, new ribbon.Poster Visual Aids.

Shows the steps to change aribbon.

cha.n.ts

Keu location guides. H. M. Rowe Co.Shows individual key locationsfor either the manual or theelectric typewriter.

Keyboard diagram electric typewriter.Royal Office Typewriters.

Illustrates the keyboard of theelectric typewriter.

Keyboard diagram manual typewriter.Royal Office Typewriters.

Shows the keyboard of themanual typewriter.

Posture wall chart. Royal OfficeTypewriters.

Shows correct posture at thetypewriter.

PPogress chart. Royal Office Type-

writers.Provides space for recordingspeed and accuracy ratings for aclass of 40 typing students.

Scriptor operative parts. OlivettiUnderwood Corp.

Illustrates the operative partsof the electric typewriter.

Tap Tapnik, the satellite man, andhis typing techniques . . . Poster

Visual Aids.Emphasizes 13 fundamental typingtr.chniques.

Touch-master five operative parts.Olivetti Underwood Corp.

Illustrates the operative partsof the manual typewriter.

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Typewriting speed charts. South-

Western Publishing Co.Available to schools using anyof the South-Western PublishingCompany typewriting textbooks.

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Typewriver waZZ charts. BusinessEquipment Manufacturers Associa-tion.

Distributes keyboard wall chartsfor major manufacturers of man-ual Fon,_1 electric typewriters.

Typewriting wall charts. TeachingAids Inc.

A series of 20 charts thatcovers many aspects of typing.

Typing do's and duds. PosterVisual Aids.

A series of 12 charts thatillustrates typing techniquesand good work habits.

Typing habits, ugh! Poster VisualAids.A series of six charts thatemphasizes desirable typinghabits that will aid thetypist to become an efficientoffice worker.

Typing picture posters. Gregg Di-vision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.A series of 12 posters that showsvarious letter styles, theproper positioning of the addresson the envelope, long and shortreports, the personal letter,the business letter, and cardstyles.

Typing progress chart. OlivettiUnderwood Corp.

Highlights typing speed byenabling the teacher to recordthe typing spe,?.d progress ofup to 30 students. Consists ofone chart.

Typing wall chart. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co.

Provides the keyboard o;-, oneside and the reverse side maybe used for a projection scTeen.

Type.:riting

Tape4

Fundamentals of Production. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.A series of 12 tapes that coverslessons 24-28 of Gregg Typing 191Series Book 1 General Typing, 2d ed.

Keyboard course. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of 12 tapes that coverslessons 1-24 of Gregg Typing 191Series Book 1 General Typing,2,J. ed. and Gregg Typing, KeyboardCourse.

Typewriting tapes. South-WesternPublishing Co.A series of 15 tapes that pre-sents lessons 1-30 of 20thCentury Typewriting, 9th ed.

TypewrEting tapes. Special tapescorrelated with 20th Century Type-writing, 9th ed. are available for:

EFI equipment from--Electr;-nic Futures, Inc.57 Dodge AvenueNorth Haven, Connecticut 06473

Ediphone equipment from--Dolbey and Co.23372 Victory ParkwayCincinnati, Ohio 45206

Norelco equipment from--Western Tape Division ofEducational Products Co.2273 Cid Middlefield WayP. 0. Box 69Mountain View, California 94040

Typing skin drives. Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill Book Company.A series of 10 tapes that assiststhe student to increase speed andreduce the number of errors.

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Typewriting

Tape-6

Typing. Educational ResearchAssociates.

A series of 74 tapes thatprovides the first year lessonsin 20th Century Typewriting,9th ed.

_ 0Recond4

Keyboard drills and exercises.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo.A series of 20 records thatprovides instruction for master-ing the typewriter keyboard.Correlated with Gregg Typing191 Ser-les Book 1 Gene2al Typing,2d ed.

Rhythm records, acceierated speed.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo.

A series of 10 records thatbuilds speed two words a minuteon each three-minute side.

Typewriting rhythm record's, 26-60Series. Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co.

A series of 12 records thatbuilds speed with 3 one minutetimings, each two-wam fasterthan the previous one.

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Naceficureclad, RepAesece Natertiet

Geneitat

Douglas, L. V. & others. Teachingbusiness subjects; 2d ed. Engle-wood Clitfs, N.J. Prentice-Hall,Inc. 1965.Presents metIods of teachingdifferent subjects in the fieldof business education.

Harms, Harm,& Stehr, B. W. Methodsin vocational business education;2d ed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Western Publishing Co. 1963.Discusses the vocational valueof business subjects.

Genutae.

White, J. F. & Dewar, T. I. Success-fia devices in teaching clericalpractice. Portland, Maine. J.Weston Welch. 1959.

Present.i over 300 tested ideasfor teaching typing, letterwriting, simple record keeping,use of business machines, filing,and communications. Over 100business educators contributedtheir best teaching methods tothis book.

Nolan, C. A. & others. Principles Pekiodicatisand problems of business education;3d ed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South- Balance sheet. South-Western Publish-Western Publishing Co. 1967. ing Co. 5101 Madison Rd. Cincinnati,Considers the general principles Ohio 4522. Monthly - Sept. to May.of business education.

Tonne, H. A. Principles ofbusinesseducation; 4th ed. Hightstown,N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-HillBook Co. 1969.Deals with the various aspectsof teaching business subjects.

& others. Methods of teachingbusiness subjects; 3d ed. Hights-town, N.J. Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1965.Discusses techniques of teachingin the field of business educa-tion.

Provides a forum for the discussionof problems of interest to theclassroom teacher. leachers mayrequest to be placed on mailinglist.

Business education world. GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill Book Co.330 West 42nd St. New York, N.Y.10036. Monthly - Oct. to Apr.Gives timely topics of interestfor the classroom teacher. Manyissues contain award tests in aspecific area of business educa-tion. Teachers may request tobe placed on mailing list.

Journal of business education. RobertC. Trethaway. S4 North Crystal St.East Stroudsburg, Pa. Monthly -Oct. to May.Presents articles on all phasesof business education.

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Pektodicats

What's new in business education.Prentice-Hall, Inc. EnglewoodCliffs, 07632. Annual -

fall.Provides information about newPrentice-Hall publications,authors in the field of businesseducation, and topics of interestto classroom teachers. Teachersmay request to be placed onmailing list.

gi-attonalt-Les anl Wived Books

Hamburger, Edward. A business

dictionary. Englewood Cliffs,N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1967.

Gives definitions for more than2,100 business terms and ideas.

March, F. A. & March F. A,, Jr.

March's thesaurus and dictionaryof the Engliqh language. NewYork, N.Y. Doubleday & Co., Inc.1968.

Provides a full unabridged andcomprehensive thesaurus withaictionary definitions givingthe shades of meaning among thevarious synonyms, antonyms, andother words.

Roget, P. M. Roget's internationalthesuarus; 3d ed. New York, N.Y.Thomas Y. Crowell Co. 1962.

Gives different words to fitan idea.

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SecAetaktat HandbookS

Doris, Lillian,& Miller, B. M. Com-plete secretary's handbook; 2d ed.Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1960.Explains and ill,astrates how todo every single job on which the

secretary's success depends.

SectetatLia. Handbc

The new world secretarial handbook.Edited by A. E. Klein. Cleveland,Ohio. World Publishing Co. 1968.

Describes the role of the pro-fessional secretary in Part I.Fundamental procedures andtechniques are covered in Part 2.Advanced procedures and techniquesare discussed in Part 3, andguides to grammar and effecivecommunication are found in Part 4.

Flynn, Patricia. The complete secre-tary. New York, N.Y. PitmanPublishing Corp. 1965.

Provides ready answers to thedaily needs of the secretary.Describes such secretary's respon-sibilities as setting up a letter,making travel arrangements, andpersonal-business duties. Pro-vides spelling, grammar andpunctuation, and English usageguides.

Gavin, R. E. & Hutchinson, E. L. Ref--

erence manual for stenographers andtypists; 3d ed. Hightstown, N.J.Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill BookCo. 1961.

Answers the puzzling questions ofthose who work with words. Alsocontains the details for preparingan acceptable business letter.

House, C. R. & Koebele, A. M. Ref-erence manual for office personnel;5th ed. New Rochelle, N.Y. South-Wescern Publishing Co. 1970.

Present tips on typing, le'..terplacement, letter mechanics, tabu-lation, grammar, punctuatica,spelling aids, and word division.

Whalen, D. H. The secretary's hand-book. New York, N.Y. Harcourt,Brace & World, Inc. 1968.Covers the typing of manuscriptsand office reports, letter mechanics,grammar and word usage, postalinformation, and reference sources.

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Sty-ft Boofn

A manual of styles 12th ed.Chicago, Ill. University ofChicago Press. 1969.

States clear and simple guide-lines for preparing and editingcopy in a form that followo thecreation of a book from startto finish.

Style manuals rev. ed. Washington,D.C. U.S. Government PrintingOffice. 1937.Gives sugu.estions for uniformword and type treatment andeconomy of word use.

AA. B. Dick Co., Inc.1858 Western Ave.Albany, N.Y. 12203

Addressograph Multigraph Corp.1200 Babbit Rd.Cleveland, Ohio 44132

Alexander's Valley Stationery302 Dakota Ave.W,hpeton, N.Dak. 58075

Allyn and Bacon, Inc.Rockleigh, N.J. 07647

American Book Co.55 Fifth Ave.New York, N.Y. 10003

Arco Publishing Co., Inc.219 Park Ave. SouthNew York, N.Y. 10003

Art Metal, Inc.Jones and Gifford Ave.Jamestown, N.Y. 14701

AssoC.ation Films, Inc.600 Grand Ave.Ridgefield, N.J. 07657

Association Press291 BroadwayNew York, N.Y. 10007

Atwell Corp.767 Concord Ave.Cambridge, Mass. 02138

Auburn UniversityAuburn, Ala. 36830

Audiovision, Inc.33 Mercer Ave.Buffalo, N.Y. 14214

Bailey Films, Inc.6509 De Longpre Ave.Los Angeles, Calif. 90028

Bank Administration Institut-.30'i South Northwest Hwy.P. O. Box 500Park Ridge, ill. 60068

Burroughs Corp.6071 Second Ave.Detroit, Mich. 48232

Business Education Films5113 Sixteenth Ave.Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204

Business Equipment ManufacturersAssociation235 East 42d St.New York, N.Y. 10017

Business PINI:ss288 Park Ave. WestElmhurst, Ills 60126

Columbin Ribbon and Carbon ManufacturingCo., Inc.Herbert Hill Rd.Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542

Connecticut Mutual Life InsuranceCo.140 GaTden St.Hartford, Conn. 06105

Corone_ Films65 East South Water St.Chicago, Ill. 60601

DeJur-Amsco Corp.45-01 Northern Blvd.Long Island City, N.Y. 11101

Dictaphone Corp.730 Third Ave.New York, N.Y. 10017

Ditto DivisionBell and Howell Co.6800 McCormick Rd.Chicago, Ill. 60645

Doubleday and Co., inc.501 Franklin Ave.Garden City, N.Y. 11530

Eaton Paper Co.Advertising Dept.75 South Church St.Pittsfield, Mass. 01202

Educational Activities, Inc.P. O. Box 392FrecTort, N.Y. 11520

Educational Research Associates119 Southwest Park Ave.Portland, Oreg. 97205

Encyclopaedia BthannizaEducational Corp.425 North Michigan Ave.Chicago, Ill. 60611

Focal Press, Inc.20 East 46th St.New York, N.Y. 10017

Friden, Inc.2350 Washington Ave.San Leandro, Calif. 94577

GAF Corp.Audio Visual Order Dept.Ozalid Rd.Johnson City, N.Y. 13902

G. P. Putnam's Sons200 Madison Ave.New York, N.Y. 10016

General Electric Co.River Rd.Schenectady, N.Y. 12305

Gestetner Corp.216 Lake Ave.Yonkers, N.Y. 10701

Global Publishing Co., Inc.Global BuildingBethesda, Md. 20014

Gray Dictation SystemsThe Gray Manufacturing Co.805 South Maumee St.Tecumseh, Mich. 49286

Gregg DivisionMcGraw-Hill Book Co.Hightstown, N.J. 08520

H. M. Rowe Co.624 North Gilmor St.Baltimore, Md. 21217

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Harcourt, Brace,and World, Inc.757 Third Ave.New York, N.Y. 10017

Indiana UniversityAudio-Visual CenterBloomington, Ind. 47403

Marsh-Pierce Corp.301 East 48th St.New York, N.Y. 10017

McBee SystemsDivision of Litton IndustriesAthens, Ohio 45701

International Business Machines McGraw-Hill Book Co.

Corp. 330 West 42d St.

Office Products Division New York, N.Y. 10036

Educational Services Dept.590 Madison Ave. McGraw-Hill Text _1ms

New York, N.Y. 10022 330 West 42d St.New York, N.Y. 10036

J. Weston WalchP. O. Box 1075Portland, Maine 04104

Jam Handy Org.2821 East Grand Blvd.Detroit, Mich. 48211

Kee, Inc.6707-A Whitestone Rd.Baltimore, Md. 21207

Milady Publishing Co.3839 White Plains Rd.Bronx, N.Y. 10467

Monroe InternationalDivision of Litton Industries550 Central Ave.Orange, N.J. 070E1

Mutual Life Insurance Company ofNew York1740 BroadwayNew York, N.Y. 10019

National Cash Register Co.'darketing Services Dept.Main and K Sts.

Lenox Inc. Dayton, Ohio 45409

Pleince and Meade Sts.Trenton, N.J. 08638 National Secretaries Association

1103 Grand Ave.Litton Instructional Materials, Inc. Kansas City, Mo. 64106

Division of Litton Industries1695 West Crescent Ave. Now York Sti.::e Department of Commerce

Anaheim, Calif. 92801 Film Library1:5 Central Aire.

Lynott, Mary -,ouise any, N.Y ,

P. 0. Box 4333Long 'ach, Calif.. 90804 New York 15. ..;phoe Co.

140 West St.New York, N.Y. 10007

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0Olivetti Underwood Corp.1 Park Ave.New York, N.Y. 10016

Pitman Publishing Corp.20 East 46th St.New York, N.Y. 10017

Poster Visual Aids58 Union St.Milford, N.H. 03055

Prentice-Hall, Inc.Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632

Remington Rand Office MachinesDivision of Sperry Rand Corp.1290 Avenue of the Ah,aricasNew York, N.Y. 10019

Robert C. Trethaway34 North Crystal St.East Stroudsburg, Pa. 18301

Royal Office TypewritersDivision of Litton Industries150 New Park Ave.Hartford, Conn. 16106

SCM Corp.299 Park Ave.Nor York, N.Y. 10017

Scientific Advances, Inc.Education Division4041 Roberts Rd.Columbus, C:lio 43228

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South-Western Publishing Co., Inc.512 North Ave.New Rochelle, N.Y. 10802

Sterling Educational Films241 East 34th St.New York, N.Y. 10016

Superintendent of DocumentsU.S. Government Printing OfficeWashington, D. C. 20402

Syracuse UniversityFilm Rental Library1455 East Colvin St.Syracuse, N.Y. 13210

Teaching Aids Inc.P. 0. Box 3527Long Beach, Calif. 90803

Tecnifax DivisionThe Plastic Coating Corp.200 Appleton St.Holyoke, Mass. 01040

The University of the State of NewYorkState Education Dept.Bureau of Business Education99 Washington Ave.Albany, N.Y. 12210

The University of the State of NewYorkS-ate Education Dept.Bureau of Continuing CurriculumDevelopmentAlbany, N.Y. 12224

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The U liversity o the State of NewYorkState Education Dept.Bureau of Secondary CurriculumD.,:velopmentAllbar.f, N.Y. 12224

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Thomas A. Edison IndustriesDivison of McGraw-Edison Co.51 Lakeside Ave.West Orange, N.J. 07051

Thomas Y. Crowell Co.201 Park Ave. SouthNew York, N.Y. 10003

U.S. Civil Service Commission220 East 42d St.New York, N.Y. 10017

United TransparenciesP. O. Box 688Binghamton, N.Y. 13902

UNIVAC DivisionSperry Rand Corp.1290 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, N.Y. 10019

University of Chicago Press570 Ellis Ave.Chicago, Ill. 60637

University of MinnesotaAudio-Visual Education Service55 Wesbrook HallMinneapolis, Minn. 55455

University of WisconsinBureau of Audio-Visual InstructionMadison, Wis. 53706

Valiant Instructional MaterialsC3rp.172 Walkcr LaneEnglewood, N.J. 07631

Varityper Ccrp.11 Mount Pleasant Ave.Hanover, N.J. 0796

Victor Comptometer Corp.3900 North Rockwell St.Chicago, Ill. 60618

Visual Products Division3M Co.2501 Hudson Rd.St. Paul, Minn. 55101

Willard Pictures, Inc.45 West 45th St.New York, N.Y. 10036

William C. Brown and Co.135 South Locust St.Dubuque, Iowa 52001

Western TapeDivision ofEducational Products Co.2273 nld iiddlefield WayMountain Vlaw, Calif. 94040

World Publishing (;o.2231 West 110th St.Cleveland, Ohio 44102

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