ANNOUNCEMENTS
BOOKS OF WAR-TIME INTEREST
Upon the schools falls in great measure the responsibility of training and fitting the nation for service. To support the schools in fulfilling this tremendous duty is the purpose of the two following books.
OUR SCHOOLS IN WAR TIME—AND AFTER
By Arthur D. Dean, Professor of Vocational Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, and Supervising Officer, Bureau of Vocational Training, New York State Military Training Commission. 335 pages, $1.25.
A book to challenge the spirit of every loyal American. It describes the war work being done by schools in this country and others, and gives practical suggestions for promoting the work in this country. Conservation of food and other lessons in thrift, vocational education, Red Cross and other community work, and reëducation of the disabled are only a few of the important topics emphasized.
Eight inserts of photographic illustrations concretely visualize the subject for the reader.
FOOD PROBLEMS