Business screen magazine (1946)

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We consider it our charter to remain on the forefront of these developments with a marketing-minded, technically-oriented staff that recommends what's best for our customers. Not what we want to sell. That's why, in addition to our regular professional film production facilities, we now have a fully-equipped mobile videotape facility. Not just a production group, this videotape staff is skilled in discussing and solving your problems, be they in training, sales promotion, or audiovisual recording. Maybe it isn't a film you need after all. Maybe it is. It won't cost you a dime to find out. Just call us collect at 215-647-2260. MUTSCHMANN FILMS, INC. Box 398B, Paoli, Pa. 19301 Chicago: Suite 217, 2200 E. Devon Ave., Des Plaines, Ml., (312) 297-6161 picture parade continued physema makes people into respiratory cripples who are always short of breath. There is at present no cure for emphysema. The disease, often coupled with bronchitis, kills more than 1.600 Canadians a year and it has crippled a million. Among the many causes of emphysema, smoking is regarded as one of the major ones. Ninety percent of all emphysema sufferers smoke. While the film is primarily a serious information vehicle, many of of its ingredients are entertaining. Frank Perry, who plays the central character, appears as 50, 40. 30 and 27 years old. Irene Kent, one of Canada's leading makeup artists, helps Frank put across these difficult characterizations. French and English prints can be borrowed free of charge from the Canadian Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, 343 O'Connor St., Ottawa 4. A Look at the Japanese Steel Industry, Trade Steel and Japan graphically documents the relationship between Japan's steel industry and that nation's international trade. It depicts the substantial growth of steel consumption in Japan and the nation's two-way trade with other countries needed to sustain Japan's steel industry. Available on free-loan through Association Films' libraries, 600 Grand Avenue, Ridgefield, N.J. and 561 Hillgrove Avenue, La Grange, III., and 2221 S. Olive St.. Los Angeles, Calif., this 28minute 16mm color film is being presented in the United States by the Japan Steel Information Center, 230 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10017. Ford Library's Latest "Listen, Listen ..." Listen, Listen ... is the latest in a long list of Ford Motor Company produced educational aids available from the Ford Film Library. Intended primarily for high school sophomores, this 1 6mm 1 8-minute color trim urges the viewer to "listen" to his own calling in life — concerning his education. Featured along with the mayor of Cleveland, a graph ic artist, a 25-year-old independent businessman, and a husband-and-wife team at a Job Corps Training Center, is Bill Anders, youngest of the three moon-circling Apollo 8 astronauts, describing his teenage ambitions to become an engineer. Twenty other rent-free educational and entertainment films on travel and recreation, research, career guidance, driver instruction, auto racing, automotive history, vehicle design and manufacture, and automotive safety are offered rent-free. Designed for college students is a video color tape on Ford's pioneering work in hiring of culturally disadvantaged persons in the first of a 10-part series. Encouraging; Vital Growth Factors in Organizations A theory of management that stresses methods of encouraging the vital growth factors in organizations is outlined by psychologist Dr. Jack R. Gibb in Emergent Management, a 16mm film now available for sale or rental from the University of California Extension Media Center, Berkeley. The theory, tested over the past decade in a wide variety of industrial, educational and community organizations, is aimed at promoting mutual trust, confidence, open communication and feedback within groups. Dr. Gibbs describes experiments showing that workers respond with higher productivity and better morale when managerial controls are designed to give them more freedom and responsibility in decision-making. In contrast, "defensive management," characterized by tight controls, a low level of trust and a high fear level, impedes efficient functioning by diverting potentially creative energies into unproductive counter-strategies intended to "beat the system" or to protect the individual, rather than to help achieve the organization's goals. The 29-minute black-and-white sound film is the eighth in the Management Development Series produced under the supervision of Dr. Charles K. Ferguson, head of the Department of Conferences and Program Consultation 174 BUSINESS SCREE^