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ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST A DIVIDED WORLD. Janus 1962 lOmin sd b&w $75. rent $7.50 ad Observes the animal world. A fox, an owl. and an ermine hunt for food in a snowy forest, and a rabbit is their natural prey. He is killed and eaten, his cries muffled by the depths of the woods. Within a church lit for winter worship, the organ music of Bach opposes perfect order to the cruelty of nature's laws DOMAIN AND HYSTERESIS IN FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS. BellTell 1961 SS^^min sd color free -loan c Guide Sponsored by American Telephone & Telegraph Co. Develops the theories that are fundamental to understanding hysteresis in magnetically soft and magnetically hard materials and shows motion pictures of domain waU motion. Includes a discussion of the origin of the coercive force DON'T BLAME MEI Hour 1962 27l^min sd b&w $180. rent $9; color $300. rent $13.50 sh-c-ad Sponsored by Third Order of St Francis John Smith, one of the average men, has an over-average interest in Congressional investigations. He revels in TV programs which probe the shady deals of business and politics. His hobby is interrupted one evening by the arrival of a strange committee, bent on investigating him for TV. What they discover about John Smith is an embarrassing revelation of his failings in his duty to his family, his cotmtry and his beliefs THE DOUBLE LIFE OF THE DRAGONFLY. FilmPharos 1962 llmin sd color $110 ei-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide Produced by Film Polski Shows the mature insect in flight and at rest, and identifies its organs. Depicts the mating flight and shows the nymph after the larva stage. Portrays its predatory habits and tells how, from its watery home and imperfect form, the nymph emerges to "enjoy its life for one brief summer" EFLA evaluation card No. 4785 DRIVE DEFENSIVELY. EBF 1960 llmin sd b&w $60, rent $2.50; color $120. rent $4 sh-ad Guide Describes a driver who has many excellent driving skills and whose reactions and ability to handle his car are superior to those of the average driver. Shows how such a driver, despite his own skills, will continually endanger himself and others until he learns to drive defensively LC card Fi A 59-507 THE DROPOUT. IntFlmBur 1961 29min sd b&w $150, rent apply c-ad Produced by Mental Health Film Board for The National Education Assn. Dramatizes the causes and consequences of dropout through the story of one of thousands of youngsters who leave school each year. Shows how a typical community, through remedial reading programs, work experience programs and other activities may tackle the dropout problem LC card Fi A 62-414 DRUMS ACROSS THE LAGOON. NZeaJEmb 1961 25min sd color free-loan Jh-sh-c-ad Cook Islanders are viewed at their daily work and some of their traditional ceremonies DUPLICATING BY SPIRIT METHOD. Bailey 1961 15mm sd b&w $75, rent $5; color $140, rent $7.50 sh-c-ad Guide Shows carbon master sets and illustrates the dye transfer process in this demonstration of. spirit duphcatmg (also known as liquid or fluid duplicating). Shows typing the master set. making corrections by various methods, using hand lettering and colored carbons. Gives close attention to each step In operating the machine and stresses proper care of equipment DYE 2 DYE 3. Lockheed-Ga 1959 14min sd color free-loan p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad Shows how twelve Tactical Air Command ski-equipped C-130s provided the sole means for transporting structural steel, electronics gear, heavy equipment and construction workers to two remote radar sites (Dye Two and Dye Three), extensions of the DEW (distant early warning) line, high on the Greenland Ice Cap in the Summer of 1959. The big ships proved to be uniquely fitted for the mission. In the course of which they moved 18.000 tons of cargo EARLY MARRIAGE. BrownTr 1961 26mln sd color $200 sh-c-ad Guide Produced by ChurchillWexler Film Productions Deals with teenage marriage, high school counseling, and classroom teaching of marriage preparation LC card Fi A 61-827 EFLA evaluation card No. 4565 EARLY VICTORIAN ENGLAND CHARLES DICKENS In THE NOVEL (4 films) AND THE EARTH IN CHANGE, THE EARTH'S CRUST. EBF 1961 16min sd b&w $90. rent $4.50; color $180, rent $6.50 el-Jh-sh Guide Tells story of the changing land features of our planet. Describes and illustrates ways in which ice, wind and water act to wear away the surface of the earth, and how sedimentation, the action of volcanoes and earthquakes and other forces help to build it up. Scenes of Glacier National Park, Vesuvius and Paricutin volcanoes and other rich geologic sources throughout the world contribute to a real understanding of the processes that change the surface of the earth THE EARTH IN EVOLUTION. AV-ED 1962 lOmin sd color $110, rent $6 el-Jh-sh-ad Animation and special efCects show the formation and growth of our earth: the boiling, churning surface, the solidification and the winds, the rains, earthquakes and volcanoes sculpturing its surface EFLA evaluation card No. 4713 EARTHWORM: ANATOMY AND DISSECTION. Coronet 1961 llmin sd b&w $60, color $110 Jh-sh-c Guide Stresses correct laboratory techniques for dissection, showing a close look at the digestive, circulatory, excretory, nervous, and reproductive systems of the earthworm. Shows functioning of these systems by means of extreme close-up photography, photomicrography, and diagrams LC card Fi A 61-1071 EFLA evaluation card No. 4714 EAST GERMANY: LAND BEYOND THE WALL. Carousel 1962 53min sd b&w $250 Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by CBS News Provides a detailed report on life in East Germany. Depicts the persuasive influence of the Communist Party on every facet of daily existence — at home, on the job, in church, and in the schools. Includes interviews with a capitalistic businessman, a pastor, an oflacial of Rostock University and Walter Ulbricht. chairman of East Germany's Council of State EFLA evaluation card No. 4715 ECHINODERMS— SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES. EBF 1961 16min sd (Biology ser) b&w $90, rent $4.50; color $180, rent $6.50 sh-c Guide Illustrates the characteristics of the five classes of echinoderms. Shows stages of reproduction and development and points out that the larvae of echinoderms provide a clue to their relationship to other groups and to the understanding of the place of echinoderms in evolution Mr