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EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1962 DESIGN FOR MORE EGGS. UnionPacif 1962 13%min sd color free loan p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad Shows ways of increasing qrr production and explains methods of improving the flock through breeding and new cullmg methods. Compares layers and non-layers before and after killing and shows important factors m building a profitable flock DESIGN INTO SPACE. IntFlmBur 1961 lOmin sd color $110. rent $5 Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by Visual Education Films Demonstrates procedures that may be applied to fashion a space design: the making of the initial sketch. 3-dimensional model and final sculpture. Shows steps in .the creation of space designs of metal, plastic and other materials DESIGN WITH PAPER. IntFlmBur 1961 lOmln sd color $110. rent $5 sh-c-ad Produced by Cardinal Films Starting with simple, basic folds, these designs with paper advance to more complex. 3-dimensional forms, which are made possible by measuring, scoring, folding and pasting. Among the created forms are a globe, pleated columns and concentric curved shapes DETECT AND DESTROY. Sikorsky 1962 14min sd color free-loan j'h-sh-c-ad Depicts how United States Navy evaluated new twin-turbin Sikorsky HSS-2 helicopter and determined its readiness for fieet service. Navy engineering test pilots put the big turbocopter through a series of operational maneuvers designed to determine the aircraft's capabilities and limitations. Details handsoff, (Luto-rotations. night tests, instrument work, searching for submarines, operating from a Barrier, and firing weapons ■HE DEVELOPMENT OF POWER. AV-ED 1962 llmin sd color $110. rent $6 el-Jh-sh-ad Study of man's progress from the muscle power of early times to the atomic power of today. Shows nis use of animals, wind, water, steam, electricity, combustion, jet propulsion and the atom to help him in his daily tasks, and how the various power sources are converted into useful energy DIABETICS UNKNOWN. PubAffairs 1961 29min sd b&w $75, rent $7.50 Jh-sh-c-ad Gives medical and background information while patients describe how they discovered they had diabetes and what they are doing about it THE DIAMOND FINGER. NYU 1957 28min sd color rent $3.50 sh-c-ad Sponsored by Grovemment of Thailand Classical dance drama of Thailand based on the moral concept that the misuse of power is evil THE DIMENSIONS OF A COLLEGE: THE STORY OF Ml DOLE BURY. Campbell 1961 33min sd color $198, free-loan Jh-sh-c-ad Sponsored by Middlebury College Tells the story of the small Independent liberal arts college. It is the story of Middlebury in particular, but more generally, the story of liberal arts education in America. Traces the program today, and shows how it has produced successful graduates LC card Fl A 62-708 DINOSAUR LAND. Utah 1961 25mln sd color free-loan el-Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by Richard V. Thirlot for Dinosaurland. Inc. Features attractions in Dinosaur National Monument. Vernal, the Uinta Mountains, and Flaming Gorge area. Includes views of the huge dinosaur fossil quarry and of dinosaur replicas LC card Fi A 62-392 DISASTER— 1906. Studiol6Educ 1961 29min ad b&w $150 el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide Produced by Bonanza Associates Correlated with the book ''The earth shook, the sky burned" by William Knox Bronson Story of the San Francisco earthquake in 1906 made from still photographs. Includes many views of the city, before, during and after the quake , ^, ,„„^ EFLA evaluation card No. 4639 DISCOVERING PERSPECTIVE. ^ FilmAssoc 1962 14min sd color $160. rent $6.25 el-Jh-sh Shows that we live in a world of depth, of distance where some things are close to us. some far away. Using perspective we can create the appearance of distance on a flat surface. Overlapping, vertical position, graying colors, varying detail, varying size, and converging lines are techniques used to create •perspective. Any one or more of these methods helps to create the appearance of depth, or distance, on a flat surface DISCOVERING SCULPTURE. Bailey 1962 lOmin sd b&w $60. rent $4 p-el Guide Produced by John Waddell Told from the point of view of a small boy who, with his brother, discovers wonderful experiences in creativity. They enjoy creating things out of materials found everywhere— stones, sticks, mud, sand and water, shells, paper, and scraps of wood and metal. Will motivate primary children to observe natural materials around them, to use their hands and their imaginations to build things of all shapes, and to enjoy seeing the results EFLA evaluation card No. 4640 DISCOVERING TEXTURE. FilmAssoc 1961 17min sd color $170. rent $8.75 el-Jh-sh Guide Explains that every surface has texture and that an object may have several textures. Points out that we learn about textures by touching the surfaces of objects and looking at the way light reflects from these surfaces. Shows how man uses paints, tools, and materials to change the texture of surfaces LC card Fi A 61-865 EFLA evaluation card No. 4641 THE DISCOVERY OF INSULIN. IntFlmBur rev 1961 19min sd b&w $100, rent $5 Jh-sh Guide Revision of 1958 fllm "The quest" Produced by National Film Board of Canada Story of Doctors Frederick Banting and Charles Best, young Canadians who in 1921 worked against time and doubt to discover insulin. Shows their work with dogs at the University of Toronto THE DISORDERED MIND (4 films). IntFlm Bur 1961 ea 30min sd b&w ea $170. rent apply c-ad Produced by Robert Anderson Associates Titles are: A CORONARY. Examines the effect of emotional disorders on the patient's body through illness, documenting the case of a successful 34-year-old insurance salesman A DEPRESSION. Considers specific mental illness in order to show how emotional factors can affect the mind. Explores the case of a young man who has recovered from a depression so desperate that he attempted to kill his wife, child and himself A PATHOLOGICAL ANXIETY. Examines the effect of mental disorder on behavior. The patient is an office worker whose efforts to suppress his hostilities result in a sense of terror and panic which prevents him from leading a normal life A PSYCHOPATH. Presents the case history of a psychopath whose criminal tendencies constitute a threat to his community. A convicted burglar of high intelligence is the patient 16