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'“This Is Your Army” Movie To Be
Shown Throughout United States
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WASHINGTON— The U. S. Ar
my’s readiness for immediate re
taliation against possible commu
nist aggression anywhere in the
■world is illustrated dramatically in
the new color documentary motion
picture, “This Is Your Army.”
This unusual film, produced by
Movietone News for the Army, is
being released (in December, 1954)
to theaters throughout the United
States. It presents a comprehen
sive report on the Army—its sol
diers, its leaders, its weapons—
to the people of the United States
and .shows American, taxpayers the
military' muscles their dollars are,
buying.
Movietone News cameramen vis- ;
ited more than 60 military instal- '
lations in the United States and i
ten other countries to shoot film
for the exciting 55-minute pic- j
ture,' which is being distributed as
a public service on a non-profit
basis by the Council of Motion Pic
ture Organizations. Inc.
The film originally was produced |
as a troop information movie and:
already has been seen by' hundreds i
of thousands of soldiers.
“This is Your Army” will be of
equal interest to young men and]
women who expect to serve in the j
Army, to the parents of men and
women now in the Army, and to I
veterans of World War I and II!
and Korea who will find a power- j
ful fighting force greatly different;
to that in which they served.
The Army’s mighty new family!
of tanks and awesome new vveap-1
onS —atomic cannon, supersonic \
guided missiles, and bombardment !-
rockets—are shown in breathtaking 1
action.
But even in the era of push but-!
ton wonder weapons, importance of;
the individual soldier is revealed j;
simply; and effectively. “This Is]
Your Army” brings home the fact j
that nuclear warfare would call fori
more, not fewer, soldiers with far j
more technical training than ever
before required,
Problems encountered in produc- j
ing the color film were monumental j
when compare*! to usual motion pic-1
ture operations. Getting the full •
Army story on film involved ef
forts of thousands of Army person-!
. nel at installations around the j
world and required cooperation of !
many foreign governments. Few, j
if any, motion pictures ever made j
before required participation of so |
many people.
Camera crews labored in the
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- shows of Alaska amt the jungles of |
- Panama, photographed l\ S> sol-!
- diers in training in Japan and Her. :
» many, filmed reports of activities:
i of our allies in Turkey, Greece and i
i Italy; obtained detailed accounts of j
the activities of U. S. soldiers and,
’ Republic of Korea troops on the j
i alert against renewed red aggres-j
sion in Korea.
1 In one breath-taking scone, film-'
' ed in Formosa, 90,000 Chines - sol
' diers are shown marching toward
' the camera and cheering Geaeralis
;! sixno Chiang Kai-Shek, Tn«- (.'. S. ,
'j Army’s mission in helping to train .
' j these Nationalist forces is shown in
I detail.
| State of readiness, of the \s my.,
jin Berlin, an islami of freedom in
fa sea of communism, is shown in:
| a grand review of l'. S, troops.
"This Is Your Army” opens wit.lv 1
a prologue which , outlines tin
worldwide responsibilities of the)
United States and the Army’s mis
j sion. It show.- induct ion of sol- j
i diers . at a reception, center, eov-i
: ers their basic training nnd< r real
i istic battle condition:*. and goes oh I
j to field maneuvers and the train- :
l ing of soldiers who man highly !
j technical weapons of heretofore uri
tetjualled killing power.. Top level j
Army commanders, both at the .'
! Pentagon Building in Washington '
and in the field, an l shown at work.
Top officials of tile motion pic
j ture industry, who reviewed “This
: Is Your Army,” were unanimous
jin their praise of the film. They j
I agreed that it presented :i simple, j
i detailed report to th.- .American ,
people while retaining its enter- j
; tainment value,
Calvin L. Bembry
In Cooking - School
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Private Calvin 1.. Bembry. son |
j of Charles Bembry. 210 least AlbO- :
I marie Street. Kdenton. is assigned i
to an eight-week cooking course at
the Food Service School at Fort j
'George G. Meade. Ind., started De-J.
: cember 13 and ending February IS.'
J 1955.
During the looking course he
j learns to prepare, took, and serve
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Kitchen Koniment
To speed the 'drying and shaping
of sweaters, place them on a turk
isli towel and press out the excess
moisture with a rolling pin.
When washing ernehi ted or knit,
ted spreads, stretch to proper size
! and shape while \yet ami hang ov< r
j parallel lines.
j A quick 5-minute fudge l resting
j tor the fop <»f an eight or nine inch
square cak. can lie made this way:
In a. saucepan melt 1 tablespoon
.margarine in 2 tahlcspomts milk.
! Stir in :; r cup sifted powdered su
fgar 'i (tip cocoa, and H teaspoon
j salt-.; cook ahout ! minute.. lie
j move from heat: add '■« teaspoon
! vanilla extract and L Clip coarsely
j c hopped nut meats. Beat until
(thickened.
When carpets and nigs are
cleaned eftt-il and thoroughly, dust
land dirt are removed before any
serious harm ran be done by them.
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! ing■'lipstick stains fioin cotton fab
. l.ics: Work glycerine into the fab-.
I ric.Uird then wash in the usual way. ;
RECORD EGG PRODUCTION
Laying flocks in the Tai Heel
' State -produced- pn . estimated 102
' million eggs during November—
the highest production of record
i for that month, being 12 pel- cent
above the previous record of, ’*l
| million In 1953.
I The North Carolina Crop Report
ing Semico reports there were
j 8,914,000 layers on hand during
j November compared to 8,972,000 a
year earlier. The rate of lay dur
ing November, 1954, of 1,140 eggs
j per 100 layers was 12 per cent
allow tho rate for November,
(1953, of 1,011 eggs per 100 layers. .
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