health, physical education, and recreation; and it
smooths the relationships between specialists and edu-
cational administrators. This Association is working
on the publication of year-books and has a health
education service in its offices in Washington. All these
services of the National Association cost you nothing.
They come with your membership for the price of the
magazines, and these, as I have indicated, are the
world’s best bargains.

It may be worth pointing out that this magazine
service in other professional organizations, such as
those of chemistry, psychology, and sociology cost
from $5.00 to $20.00 a year, the average being about
$10.00. Can you afford not to join?

These magazines do not duplicate the field of the
Scholastic Coach or the Athletic Journal. They are de-
voted to the phases of physical education and health
education other than those of competitive athletics.
Nor do they duplicate the field of the Service Bulletin.
This is a strength, for thus the five magazines supple-
ment each other.

How subscribe? Send $2.50 if you wish only the
JOURNAL, or $5.00 if you wish both the JournaL and
the Quarterly, to the Executive-Secretary, 1201 Six-
teenth Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C., and ask
to be enrolled as a member of the national organiza-
tion. This automatically enrolls you as a member of
your district association as well. When you write, tell
where you teach as well as give your address, and if
you really want to receive the magazines, write your
name and address legibly.