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FILMSTRIPS 243 Horizontal Boring Mill No. 2) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 226; 30 frames) 41 Face Planing Uneven Surfaces U.S. Office of Education, 1945. (Preci- sion Wood Machining Series. Operations on the Jointer No. 3) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 304; 40 frames) 41 Face Turning a Collar U.S. Office of Education, 1944. (Preci- sion Wood Machining Series. Operations on the Wood Lathe No. 5) Reviews ma- terial presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 317; 39 frames) 41 Facing, Turning, Boring, Grooving and Chamfering U.S. Office of Education, 1942. (Machine Shop Work Series. Operations on the Vertical Boring Mill No. 3) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 18; 52 frames) 41 Facts About Cotton and Southern Farming U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1946. Self-explanatory graphs of today's cotton problems. (63 frames: double) 39 Falciparum Malaria U.S. Public Health Service, 1948. (Ma- laria Control Series) Simple biology of P. falciparum infections in man: distri- bution, significance, clinical manifesta- tions, diagnosis, treatment, and preven- tion. Importance of accurate diagnosis, quantitative counts, specific prescription, and suppression. Cartoons, drawings, and graphs. (CDC-5-040; 77 frames, color, synchronized disc, 17 minutes) 27 Famous Trees in the United States U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1939. Famous trees commemorating historic events, noted for size, age, or unusual form, or planted by farsighted early na- tional leaders. (80 frames) 39 The Farm and the Farm Woods U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1942. How to manage and care for farm woods for high-quality products for home use and sale. (48 frames: single; also double) 39 Farm Forestry Extension in the United States U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1936. Benefits of growing forest trees on farm woodlands under direction of State ex- tension foresters and county agents. (69 frames) 39 Farm Forestry in the South U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1937. How farm woodland management pays; how to grow various trees for profit (64 frames) 39 Farm Photography U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1947. Ideas based on years of experience and how to adapt them to general photo- graphic work. (28 frames: single; also double) 39 Farm To Fit Your Land U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1947. How to best use and treat land for prac- tical purposes; how to classify land for best product with greatest productivity. (62 frames: single; also double) 39 Farm Water Supply U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1937. Sources of water supply; aids for clean- liness; and means of making water avail- able for stock and home. Drawings, readers, and photographs. Revision. (48 frames) . 39