The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 23, 1954, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. Thursday, September 23, mi; dm ark Stars Resin thiied ‘Air Propaganda At Servicemen In Greenland By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON (# — The Army gays Russia is aiming its pzop- aganda radio at American service- men stationea on the big and isolated air base of Thule, in northwestern Greenland. It cites the Thule-beamed voice of Russia as part of the general Red propaganda effort directed “at undermining the American soldiers’ morale, especially in foreign lands where American troops are stationed.” Reference to Thule is contained in a new troop training pamphlet, “Defense Against Enemy Propa- ganda,” now being circulated by the Army. It does not discuss what, if any, effect the propaganda has on U. S. troops. The pamphlet outlines the objec- tives and types of Communist propaganda — “white” or open propaganda where the source iden- tifies itself, “gray” which eman- ates from an unidentified source, and “black” which comes from a source pretending to be someone or something else. In connection with the beaming of Soviet propaganda at Thule, the Army pamphlet says: “Troops there hear a program conducted by an anonymous femi- nine dise jockey, dubbed Moscow Molly by the American soldiers, In addition to the recorded rumbas and fox trots the soft female voice quotes editorials from Pravda, the leading Soviet party newspaper in Russia, Although the men tune in only to hear dance music. intro- duced by a feminine voice, which is. automatically American in ac- cent, they are, nonetheless, sub- jected to Communist propaganda.” The pamphlet asserts the Soviet government attaches high impor- tance to its propaganda program— including the operation of an esti- mated 6,000 special local schools, about 177 regional schools and approximately a dozen advanced schools for specialized training in| propaganda disser’-~ In discussing the pamphlet, Army officers saw ee... munist radio stations are active in| other areas of the world where American forces aye stationed, including Japan and Europe. Not all propaganda is built —, jed with the usual sign-off by the around music, a soft voice and entertainment. In Europe, the American Armed Forces Network is finding its channel used in this propaganda maner by a Red statio: The Armed Forces Network op- erates at a frequecy of 935 kilu- cycles, its programs ending at midnight. Its newscast is complet- announcer, followed by a recording of the American national anthem. Then the Reds come in. A reporter listened to one recent monitored recording. As the last bars of “The Star Spangled Ban- ner” faded away a new voice, speaking flawless “American” — without exaggerated American ac- cent — picked up on precisely 935 kilocycles. News was read in the same style as the American broadcast. Part of the news seemed like legitimate, if dull, reports of production and agriculture and other economics of Communist countries. But tucked away in the news, and pointed up in some obviously slanted reports under Washington and other Western datelines, were Purely propaganda items. At conclusion of its broadcast, the Communist station identifies it- self as Radio Moscow. and invites listeners to write program sugges- tions. TOO CLEAN ALBUQUERQUE # — John S. Tarr, Denver, left an insurance company through what he thought! was a doorway. It turned out to be! a spotlessly clean window. Doctors put two stitches in his knee, Printing... Embossing Engraving... Rubber Stamps The Ariman Press Greene Street Phone 2-5661 In Movie To Be At The Strand A powerful, dramatic story set against the exciting background of a road house brings together four of the screen’s top stars — Ida Lupino, Corne! Wilde, Celeste Holm and Richard Widmark in Twenti- eth Century-Fox’s encore triumph “Road House,” which will be shown at the Strand Theatre Sept. Hailed as a story of a strange love with a new dynamic twist, “Road House” is packed with hard- hitting drama, powerful action and suspense as it chronicles the tale of an entertainer who becomes the center of an unusual triangle | involving two men of widely con- trasting temperaments. The role of Lily Stevens, the sul-| try-voiced road house singer, is played by dynamic Ida Lupino. Wilde is cast as a rugged Toad | house manager, whose love for Lily | involves him in a strange set of circumstances. Academy Award winner Celeste Holm plays a self-sacrificing friend of the couple. Widmark portrays a cold and vicious enemy of them all. In “Road House” Ida Lupino re- veals a unique vocal talent, sing- ing three tunes in a blues style. They are: “One For My Baby” by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer; “The Right Kind” by Al Newman, Don George and Charles Hender- ROME (# — Italian Communists | stepped up their demands for anti- Red Premier Mario Scelba’s resig- nation today as he promised to answer Red charges that his g0v- ernment is tarred by the sensa- tional Wilma Montesi scandal. Police throughout Italy main- tained a state of alert in case the Communists try to exert further pressure by stirring up demonstra- tions or disorders. Communist Senate leader Um- jberto Terracini accused Scelba yesterday of “being responsible jfor the Montesi affair.” Speaking | from the Senate floor, he declared: “We cannot tolerate being 80V- | erned by anybody under any kind of suspicion.” ¥ i Scelba announced he would take | the floor today to answer the} charges. 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