UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
DIVISION OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS

LAWRENCE, KANSAS
September 26, 1942

Dr..F. G. Alten
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas, Cempus

My dear Dr. Allen:

With reference to our talk Thursday evening, I
am listing below the training films which may be of value to you
in your training programe

8-33 “First Aid" (Methods of first aid involving aid expedients
available under service conditions. The use of the first-aid packet,.
methods of controlling hemorrhage and protecting wounds. The treat-
ment of fractures. Methods of moving casualties.) This film was
released in 1938 and the running time is 535 minutes.

 

8-150 “First Aid" (This picture shows the treatment of accidents and
injuries occurring in everyday military life.) The film was released
in 1941 and the running time is 26 minutes.

 

8=154 "“gex Hygiene” (This film deals with the subject of venereal
diseases including their cause, effects, and prevention.) The filn
was released in 1941 and the running time is 26 minutes.

 

8-155 “Personal Hygiene" (This film deals with basic principles of
personal, cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation.) The film wes released
in 1941 and the running time is 36 minutese

 

25-5 "Garbon Monoxide--The Unseen Danger" (A Bureau of Mines picture.
Everyday danger in the’ home and garage from carbon monoxide gas, remede
jal treatment and preventive measures.) This is an old, silent, ‘picture
released in 1931. The running time is 17 minutes.

‘ We shall be on hand Tuesday evening with the filn
on the conduct of physical training.

Sincerely, |

lverson E. Baker,
Captain, CAC