South Koreans Build Own Navy
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION PICTORIAL BRANCH, NEWSREEL SECTION L Iberty 5-6700, ext 75111 RM 2D780a THE PENTAGON NEWSREEL RELEASE No. 201-51 16 JULY 1951 FOOTAGE: 100 feet TO: Warner-Pathe News SOUTH KOREANS BUILD OWN NAVY! (Official Navy Footage Released by Department of Defense Supplementing the vessels received from the U. S. Navy, the South Koreans undertake to build their first steel picket boat. The South Korean Navy wants to augment its Naval patrol with additional constal craft. They show promise on their first major job, with encouragement and advice from the American naval adviser. (REQUEST CREDIT IN TITLE OR COMMENTARY TO DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE) The fine grain master positive was released today in New York to the newsreel company named above for duplication and distribution to all members of the newsreel pool. After sufficient copies have been made, the master positive is to be sent to the Film Library, Signal Corps Photographic Center, 35-11 35th Avenue, Long Island City 1, N. Yo, which, in turn, will return it to this office. The master positive must not be cut in any manner. A dupe negative was released today in New York to Telenews for duplication and distribu tion to all members of the television pool and to non-members who make satisfactory financial arrangements, Telenews will deliver the dupe negative to Mr. Samuel Schlein, DeLuxe Laboratories, 850 Tenth Avenue, New York, N. Y., telephone Circle 7-3220, within 24 hours after receipt. DeLuxe Laboratories will make copies for authorized television companies at the latter's S expense and upon request. OR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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