Sebsibe  Mamo,  at  Colby  College.  Waterville.  Me.  Concen-
trates on  his  performance  as  a  star  athlete  on  Colby's  track
team

1.  Mamo.  Sebsibe.     2.  Track-athlelics.       I.  United  Stales.
Information  Agency.
74-705074


[GV697]


920


National  Audiovisual  Center


Man:  a  cross-cultural  approach,  series  2.  [Filmstrip]
Educational  Resources  Division.  Educational  Design.
1974.
8  filmsirips  color.  35  mm,  and  phonotape:  4  cas-
settes

Issued  in  4  parts-
With  guide.
CREDITS:  Producers.  Herbert  Klinger.  Judith  Klinger,
CONTENTS:  Food,  212  fr..  3Q  min —Clothing    215  fr..
33  min— Health  209  fr,.  37  min— Communication,  204  fr.
33  min.
1.  Ethnology.  2.  Manners  and  customs.  [1.  Ethnology.
2.  Manners  and  customs]  I.  Educational  Design,  inc.
Educational  Resources  Division.
74-735879

[GN405i

301.2

ALA  Booklist  75


Man  achieves  new  freedoms:  the  Middle  Ages.  (Film-
stripi     Eye  Gate  House,  1969.
24  fr  color,  35  mm.  (Old  World  backgrounds  of
American  history)

With  captions.  Also  issued  with  cassette

Revised  version  of  the  1953  Tilmstrip  of  the  same  title.
With  guide.
SUMMARY:  Discusses  the  Crusades  and  the  advance-
ment of  common  man  in  the  Middle  Ages.
1 ,  Civilization,  Medieval— Juvenile  films.  ( I  Civilization.
Medieval)  I  Eye  Gate  House,  inc.  II-  Series:  Old  World
backgrounds  of  American  history.  [Filmstripj

75-733593

[CB351)

940.1
Eye  Gate  House  75


Man  against  fire.  [Motion  picture]  U.S.  Dept.  of
Agriculture.  1969.  Released  by  National  Audiovisual
Center.
28  min.     sd.     color.      16  mm.
SUMMARY:  Tells  of  man's  fight  to  save  forest  resources
from  destruction  by  wildfire  through  the  use  of  his  brain,
brawn,  and  technology.  Recounts  how  Federal.  State,  and
local  cooperative  fire  control  measures  protect  America's  wa-
ter supply,  timber,  wildlife,  recreation  areas,  and  scenic  won-
ders.
1.  Forest  fires— Prevention  and  control.  I.  United
States.  Dept-  of  Agriculture.  II.  National  Audiovisual
Center.
