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where is a drug store like this still open for business what busy bank has no customers or money how can as many as ten colors be printed on a fabric what part of the transportation industry is this industry on parade a brand new look at our America produced on film each week by the National Association of Manufacturers [Music] the restored Colonial Village of Williamsburg Virginia even in the earliest days of our nation the druggists mortar and pestle was a proud symbol of reliability but how reliable where the concoctions assembled by the pharmacist to that area from a weird collection of herbs roots and other medications whose use was dictated more by tradition than sound authority how pure uniform and stable were they and how much laborious work went into their preparation the conscientious apothecary of days gone by did his best to fill the doctor's prescription to the letter but he had no control over the deterioration of his chemicals no proper way of blending them no means for testing their strength it's little wonder that on some occasions the remedy did more damage than the ailment it was intended to cure wonderful to look back into the past like this but as so often happens we find on closer inspection that the good old days weren't quite as good as we imagined today for example the pharmacist commands the resources of America's great drug industry for example burns like wrecks all drug company in whose Los Angeles laboratories we find scientists constantly improving on old established products and constantly seeking new practical uses for the discoveries of the research scientists samples produced in the laboratories pilot plant are stored for long periods under all sorts of temperatures and humidity then are analyzed to determine if any change has taken place the mortar and pestle are still in use in this case tablets are ground up before going through any number of analyses [Music] first the samples are weighed on an analytical balance scale so sensitive they can tell the weight of an eyelash or your signature on a piece of paper they have the most uncanny ways of determining the exact chemical and physical makeup of a drug for example if they want to find the amount of vitamin b12 it contains they add microorganisms that require that vitamin for growth as the bugs develop they cause the liquid to become cloudy when all the vitamin is consumed the microorganism stops growing and the degree of cloudiness reveals the potency of the vitamin various elements are known to absorb a precise amount of infrared light rays so they passed such Ray's through a sample and the Rays that are not absorbed are recorded on a graph revealing exactly the nature of the sample we take our drugstores pretty much for granted but to many of the residents of 17th century Williamsburg a store like this would have spell the difference between life and death come to think of it I guess it spells the same to us [Music] industry believes that now more than ever every citizen should become familiar with the problems facing the nation's educators in helping teach America's younger generation more attention must be devoted to the need for more and better schools more and fully qualified teaching personnel industry urges that continuous efforts be made to secure adequate local and state support for a sound program of elementary and secondary education for all American youth it also believes that every effort should be exerted to make available to higher education the supplementary private financial support essential to meet the needs of our youth [Applause] a busy bank in Manhattan transactions averaging $40,000 a day passed through the hands of its tellers only hitch is it's all play money the bank is a trading center for employees of the National City Bank of New York and the customers who maintain such a steady flow of deposits withdrawals loan payments and the like are either students or instructors the idea is that real customers shouldn't be made the guinea pigs for the training of new employees or old employees who are moving up to new jobs presumably they get all the mistakes out of their system during a one to five week workout here there's instruction in typing filing and use of the adding machine as well as in company organization and policy [Music] the trainees also are given an introduction to elementary economics learning how vital a bank's foreign and domestic services are to our complex capitalistic system which would grind to a halt where they're not a smooth flow of money through the arteries of Commerce somewhat more complicated that an adding machine is the proof machine that separates checks according to the banks they are drawn on the names of the drawers or any other breakdown require bookkeeping another important facet of banking millions of dollars that don't exist are totaled here each year but this practice will help them do a better job when they're handling your dollars and mine Washington New Jersey an old town in which is practiced an art that's even older silkscreen printing of textiles here at Castle Creek prints incorporated a silkscreen maker paints the design using a dye stuff that will dissolve in water when he's through the rest of the screen is covered with a type of paint that won't dissolve in water so after the screen is washed the result is a porous stencil of the desired pattern [Music] on long pieces of fabric cotton rayon linen whatever the screens are laid down and a pasty die is pushed through the tiny pores with a squeegee leaving on the cloth the perfect impression of the design for each color of course there must be a separate screen the printers follow each other down the long tables making sure to place their screens precisely so the various colors will be an exact register after the material is printed a crew hangs it in the air over the tables for partial drying after which with the colors set it can be run through a dry box to remove all remaining moisture by and large this is the way textiles have been printed for centuries but now some modern variations have taken hold the screens are no longer silk they're synthetic a man-made fiber called Dacron and the squeegeeing is now done by this fabulous machine controlled by electronics here the screens remain in one position while the fabric moves from one to the other until as many as 10 colors have been superimposed Dyess to have undergone big changes that give colorfastness formally undreamed-of as well as an almost limitless variation in shades and hues [Music] in this great box certain dyes are aged developed and fixed somewhat like snapshots or motion picture film on the bottom the cloth going in just above it the cloth with dyes fix emerging after about four and a half minutes during which it has travelled up and down through a vapour of steam and acid fumes [Music] now the fabrics are washed and dried after which they'll go through still other processes some to be softened some built up some treated for shrinkage control and so on and so on have these up-to-the-minute techniques this mechanization put anyone out of work not at all by bringing down costs and increasing quality and production the modernization program has increased demand tremendously there's more work for everybody than ever before and for us consumers we're benefitting too we may not have a maid like this family but thanks to developments like those we've just seen we can have just as pretty drapery napery and fabrics of all kinds [Music] with American industry turning out millions of different items it would be far too costly for retailers to order all of these directly from the manufacturer therefore the backbone of our distribution system is the wholesaler or jobber the so called middleman he's the one who shops among the thousands of manufacturers and stocks the products in huge warehouses the retailer in turn draws on these items to supply his shop and provide you the customer with the best products at the lowest possible price [Music] hunting berg wagon works hunting berg indiana if you thought the automobile and truck had replaced the old fashioned wagon you're only 99% correct and that other 1% means plenty of business still to firms like this here they go on buying and aging the finest oak and hickory for whiffle trees coupling poles and other wagon parts whose names to most of us are at best something we'll use to hear our grandfather's talk about this is an axle in the Mickey Hollywood property men come here for authentic wagons from all periods of American history but the bulk of production is not for show purposes most of the 6000 wagons turned out each year are used as they have always been used for long hard work around the farm they do have some tools that were not in use when the company built its first wagon nearly a century ago like the cutter that turns the axle shaft next comes the operation called setting the skeins on the axle when the woods been pressed in like this nothing short of breaking the metal will pull it loose spokes are driven into the hub the same way once in place in the metal the dry wood expands under ordinary humidity and you've got as tight a bond as you can get this is called a wheel spider it lacks a wooden rim and a metal tire [Music] they dress the wheel rim it comes in two halves the two halves are hammered and pried onto the spokes meanwhile as the wheel nears completion in the blacksmith shop they prepare the tyre we think of a tyre as being of rubber but this was the article that first bore that name metal and would meet on the setting machine a few operations like painting the stripe on the hub and the wagon is ready to pull out and Paul let's not forget a wagon doesn't pull out it still has to be pulled wagons carried our ancestors through a wilderness and across the plains to open up a whole continent its pleasant to know that they still have a place in the scheme of things [Music]