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658.3-658.54 1953 EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE TRUTH ABOUT ANGELA JONES — Continued film takes us into several departments to show how the legend of Angela's skill arose. We see a normal girl who starts her business career with all the uncertainties and mistakes of any beginner and how she comes to understand the personal benefits in striving to meet standards. The film ends on the note: "Perhaps Angela Jones was only a name . . . change it for your name . . . this story is your story . . . you will carry on the legend of Angela Jones!" WORKING WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS. UW-Govt 1944 8min sd b&w (Problems of supervision ser) $21.46 658.3 c-ad Guide Produced by U.S. Office of Education Several supervisors discuss Larry, one of their colleagues, who has been unable to work harmoniously with them LC card FiE 52-139 658.3 1 5 Employer-employee cooperation A MAN WITH A PLAN. CanNFB 1952 Umln sd color $112.50, (free-loan) 658.315 sh-c-ad Produced by the National Film Board of Canada for the Federal Dept. of Labour A cartoon film illustratmg the organization and functioning of a Labor -Management Production Committee which serve to improve labormanagement relations, factory efficiency, employee morale and accident safety records SUGGESTION BOX. ITVV-Govt 1944 9min sd b&w $14.74 658.315 c-ad Produced by the Office of War Information Several exainples of how workers' suggestions in war plants improved methods of manufacture LC card FiE 52-759 TAKE IT UP WITH L.M.P.C. CanNFB 1947 . 18min sd b&w $60. rent $3 658.315 c-ad Demonstrates the function of LaborManagement Production Committee in improving relations between management and labor. Several industries are shown and the contrtibutions of the committees analysed WHAT'S YOUR IDEA? GenMills 1947 20min sd color free-loan 658.315 c-ad Shows how the employees' suggestion system operates at General Mills from the time that a person gets the idea, until it is accepted or rejected 658.5 Factory management and production FLOW PROCESS CHART AND HOW TO USE IT. UW-Govt 1945 15min sd color $87.85 658.5 c-ad Produced by the U.S. office of Scientific Research and Development Animation shows how to prepare a flow process chart for use in the study and application of work simplification, transportation, storage anad inspection MACHINE OF THE AGE. MohawkProd 1945 30min sd b&w freeloan 658.5 sh-c-ad Sponsored by the Porter Cable Co. of Syracuse, New York Describes wet belt machining, its application and use in the fields of plastics, glass, rubber, metals and other materials MIGHTY LABORS. TndustrialEngCol 1948 32min sd color $135. rent $6.69 658.5 c-ad Guide Explains industrial engineering for the general public. Demonstrating all phases of timestudy, methods engineering, job evaluation, plant layout, process charting, and wage incentives, it illustrates and explains modern controls essential to economical production 658.54 Motion and time study DEFINITION OF THERBLIGS. PurdueU-Film Library 1943 si b&w rent 75c 658.54 c-ad Film No. F9-3. Length 160 ft. Projection time — as desired (participational) Purpose is to provide examples of each therblig and to aid in defining the beginning, contents, and end point of each therblig. Consists of twenty numbered sequences illustrating each of the therbligs THE EASIER WAY. GenMotors 1947 12min sd b&w free-loan 658.54 sh-c-ad A peg-board device is used to Illustrate the principles of motion study which aie later transferred to the factory and home EXAMPLE OF A BASIC RESEARCH. Purdue U-FilmLibrary 1943 Gmin si b&w rent 75c 658.54 c-ad Film No. F14-2. Length 152 ft. An example of a basic research project in motion study, completely titled, and the apparatus involved in the research is shown Consists of two separate experiments: "A Study of Simultaneous Symmetrical Hand Motions" by Ralph M. Barnes and Marvin E. Mundel, and "The Effect of Separation on Simultaneous Two-handed Work" by Marvin E. Mundel and Howard C. Pettitt FILM FOR FILM ANALYSIS (plastic knob). PurdueU-FilmLibrary 1943 si b&w rent $1.50 658.54 c-ad Film No. F7-2A. Length 320 ft. Projection time — as desired (participational) Shows 16 different methods (16 reels) of assembling a plastic drawer pull knob. A microchronometer is pictured in each film so that time values in increments of one twothousandths of a minute may be obtained. This film, owing to the 16 different methods and reels, may be used by 16 or more trainees at one time FILM FOR FILM ANALYSIS (Radio tube). PurdueU-FilmLibrary 1943 si b&w rent 50c 658.54 O-ad Film No. F7-2, 10-3. Length 81 ft. Projection time — as desired, participational Shows the original method of gaging radio tube grids, assembling oil seals and bearings to a roller wheel, and packing a book for mailing. A microchronometer is pictured in each film so that time values in increments of one twothousandths of a minute may be obtained FILM FOR RATING— I. PurdueU-FilmLibrary 1943 si b&w rent $1.25 658.54 c-ad Film No. F18-2. Length 403 ft. Projection time — as desired (participational) Purpose is to provide film to be used for rating the 'speed of activity' of several operators performing different types of work 700