Business screen magazine (1946)

P:ture Parade . . . continued from page 40 ID Advance Your Husband's wrestles with the problem of 1 do about "hability wives" who indicapping their husband's ^ and hurting company effiand progress. A scries of two available from BNA Films, Fishers Lane, Rockville, Md., a> h \ K»v Systems Analysis ai Design Films \ idio-visual course on Systems iis and Design treats the entire i>f a systems life cycle from its i:ption when objectives are defined response to needs, through plan g alternatives, analysis to select the t strategy design, implementation I evaluation of effectiveness and ef mcy, as well as the identification aew needs which require new ob ives and reiteration of the systems cycle. Jot restricted to computer informais systems, the seven films, proed and distributed by Edutronics terns International, of Los Angeles. also designed to be useful in other ems development efforts. I comprehensive workbook and wcrs guide accompany the films as supplementary material and provide the student with sources of reference, as well as lesson previews, outlines and self tests. Psychology Today Series for Business Training A new series of eight 26-mlnutc molion pictures, billed as the Vt'oodslock of educational films, takes the basics of modern psychology and "lays it in the laps of the audience with practical demonstrations as fun to follow as this week's version of Laugh-In." Designed primarily for college psychology classes, the series also has application for business. Subjects covered are Aspects of Behavior. The Sensory World. Information Processing, Learning Development. Social Psychology. Personality, and Abnormal Behavior. Producer and distributor is CRM Bix>ks. Del Mar. California. This Way to the Statue A simple, short three-minute film shows people taking the ferry to Liberty Island to see and climb the Statue of Liberty. It's designed as a curtainraiser for an industrial sales meeting, or as a three-minute refresher during the course of any business meeting of protracted length. Sax ton Graphic Associates, 3 50 Lexington Ave.. N.Y., produced the film and offers it for rental. before you buy any color processor, ask yourself these questions: How long itoes it take to warm up? Normally it takes most processors 3 to 4 hours to get from ambient 70 to the required 100-110 . With a Treise Color Processor, warm-up takes only 20-45 minutes. (Think how much valuable time you save!) Once on temperature, does it stay on temperature? Treise Processors feature a unique "proportional control" system that maintains a close watch over the temperature and provides just the right amount of heat to maintain it at all times. There is no "stop 'n go," no wide fluctuations of temperature. Thus a Treise Processor is more economical to run than any other processor. Does it provide consistent quality? No other processor can assure you such unvaryingly consistent quality and performance — end to end, side to side, roll to roll, day to day! This is the kind of performance you should demand ... and can take for granted when you buy from Treise. Does it "cut corners" to feature a "cut-rate" price? Treise Processors meet or exceed all film manufacturers' specifications. All chemical solutions are pump recirculated and filtered. All moving parts in the drive system run on ball bearings. All components are the finest that money can buy. How easy is it to maintain? When it comes to maintaining a Treise Processor, there's frankly very little of it. When necessary, however, you'll find that it has been designed with service in mind. For example, the film racks are removable without the use of tools and without disturbing thread-up. Moreover, all pumps, filters, etc.. can be easily inspected and replaced in a few minutes, instead of the usual 2 to 3 hours delay! Write for catalog on our complete line of Color and B&W Processors! REISEENGINEERINGJNC. 1941 First St. • San Fernando. Calif. 91340 ;^)tember/October, 1971 L 49