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FILMSTRIPS 247 2) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 290; 38 frames) 41 Forming on the Stretching Machine U.S. Office of Education, 1945. (Aircraft Work Series. Forming Sheet Metal No. 6) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 251; 36 frames) 41 Forming Outside and Inside Flanges U.S. Department of the Navy, 1942. Why an outside flange on a circular piece of metal must be shrunk and an inside flange stretched. (SN 295; 51 frames) 41 Forming with a Drop Hammer U.S. Office of Education, 1945. (Aircraft Work Series. Forming Sheet Metal No. 5) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 291; 41 frames) 41 Forming With Rubber on the Hy- draulic Press U.S. Office of Education, 1944. (Aircraft Work Series. Forming Sheet Metal No. 1) Reviews material presented in motion picture, same title. (OE 133; 37 frames) 41 The Four Steps U.S. Department of the Army, 1945. (On- the-Job-Supervision Series No. 4) A four point system for instructing new em- ployees; each point dramatized. (SFS 80-5; ?? frames, synchronized disc, 15 minutes) 41 The Four-Stroke Cycle Internal Com- bustion Engine. Part 1 U.S. Coast Guard, 1942. (Internal Com- bustion Engines Series) Basic princi- ples of four-cycle combustion engines. (39 frames) 41 The Four-Stroke Cycle Internal Com- bustion Engine. Part 2 U.S. Coast Guard, 1943. (Internal Com- bustion Engines Series) Basic principles of valve mechanisms, crankshaft, me- chanical timing, and differences in basic cylinder head design. (44 frames) 41 Fractures. Part 1 U.S. Department of the Navy, 1942. (First Aid Series) Two principal types of fractures; how to treat leg, forearm, upper arm, elbow, finger, and collarbone fractures. Straight photography and drawings. (SN 223-a; 55 frames t syn- chronized disc, 12 minutes) 41 Fractures. Part 2 U.S. Department of the Navy, 1942. (First Aid Series) How to treat skull, nose, jaw, spine, rib, pelvis, thigh, knee- cap, foot, toe fractures. Five general first aid rules. Straight photography and drawings. (SN 223-6; 55 frames, syn- chronized disc, 13 minutes) 41 Fractures. Part 3 U.S. Department of the Navy, 1942. (First Aid Series) How to apply and adjust commercial and improvised trac- tion splints. Straight photography and drawings. (SN 223-c; 64 frames t syn- chronized disc, 15 minutes) 41 French Bowline U.S. Coast Guard, 1943. Reviews ma- terial presented in motion picture, same title. (28 frames) 41 Frontiers of Grass: A Story of the Western Range U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1939. Development and decline of western range; how AAA range conservation pro- gram helps ranchers restore and protect grazing and watering places. (64 frames) 39 Frozen-Food Lockers and Your Food Supply U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1940. How to stretch income with home-raised food frozen and stored in locker plant; types of lockers, floor plan for complete locker plant, home-made freezer chest;