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U. S. GOVERNMENT FILMS glider from tow plane; helicopter rescue. (SFP 241; 8 minutes) 11, 32, 41 Immelman U.S. Department of the Navy, 1943. (In- termediate Acrobatics Series) How to execute Immelman; avoid errors; use to change from defensive to offensive status. (MN 1325-d; 10 minutes) 7, 41 Improving the Job U.S. Office of Education, 1944. (Prob- lems in Supervision Series) Bill Downey's supervisor asks him for work-improvement suggestions; Bill talks the problem over with his father and sister, obtains their advice, and makes some worthwhile sug- gestions. (OE 163; 9 minutes) 32, 41 In Common Cause U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1945. Accomplishments of soil conservation dis- tricts; their organization and operation; future program needed to increase crops and save soil. (19 minutes) 4, 32, 41 In the Beginning U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1937. Prologue to life; time-lapse cinematog- raphy of ovulation, fertilization, and early development of mammalian (rab- bit) egg. Short version "How Animal Life Begins" and long silent version "Ovulation, Fertilization, and Early De- velopment of the Mammalian Egg", also available. (17 minutes) 32, 41 Inauguration of President Truman U.S. Department of the Army, 1949. Documentary coverage of the Inaugura- tion of President Truman and highlights of the Inaugural Address. (M 7545; 18 minutes) 41 Indian Cowboy U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1949. How Indians participating in the govern- ment reimbursable cattle program turned drought-stricken cattle into a going herd. (20 minutes, color) 34 Indian Forests of the Southwest U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1947. Explains forest management: scientific forestry and sustained yield; forest cover to protect grazing lands, prevent erosion and floods, and furnish refuge to game and fish. Filmed on White Mountain Apache and Navajo Reservations. (18 minutes, color) 34 Indian Gardens in Oklahoma U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1941. How small garden plots improved by Indian Service irrigation system provide food for Oklahoma Indians. Primarily for U.S. Indian audience. (10 minutes, color) 34 Inductance. Parts 1 and 2 U.S. Department of the Navy, 1943. (Radio Technician Training Series) How a magnetic force reacts around a coil; nature of self-inductance; how to in- crease its value; how to increase induc- tance of a coil. Animation, straight photography. Supplementary filmstrip, same title, also available. (MN 1540-b; 33 minutes) 7, 41 Industrial Mobilization U.S. Department of the Army, 1950. National defense planning phases neces- sary to produce implements of war and maintain stable civilian economy. (AFSR 113; 16 minutes) 41 Infant Care U.S. Office of Inter-American Affairs, 1945. (Health for the Americas Series) Simple things to be done by parents during prenatal period and infancy to insure strong, sturdy children. Importance of diet in baby's early life. Animated cartoon. Portuguese version "Como Ciudar Da Crianca" and Spanish version "El