Fox Movietone. Newsteel Ca. tnraunged. tovday that its pictures of the Panay" bombing would be. hibited "publicly as soon og. prints have been received and processed in New York.
New York, Dec. 26.
the motion picture Sims featuring the "Bombardment of the USS. Panay" will be released unexpu ated, Universes News announced here to-day—United Press The Government has made no request for censorship of the fins, the Sompany announced. Prints of the wil be supped to. the, White House, State Department snd Navy Depariment, the announcement id, "The State Department to-day eon" firmed that_no' government oMlals would preview the Panay firn. It topearel ikely they "would refuse entered, In order to avoid all suspicion review even if. the companies res.
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the Panay, taken by Mr, Norman Alley, Universal News cameraman, it being' Down across the United Stites from California and is to arrive hers hibited this evening. 4 morning, probably. to. be "8:
Elaborate plans were made for the safe conduct of the firn, which insured for $350,000, from Newark. Hee tes, ae te, Neve 1s, hee pee inrth val he alt HAA, ea, Serta a Rey aes State police, will escort the car as far as the Holland Tunnel, where the: party will be met by New York police, Over 20 police and Fedora! agents, all heavily armed, stood guard California while the dim was benny; transferred from the China Clipper Reuter Efforts Made to Stop Films Honolulu, Dec. 26 'Two apparent Japanese attempts to' obtain motion pictures taken aboard the USS. Panay by Mr. Norman Alley were. revealed ere to-day by the ace Universal Newsreel cameraman who is en route to the United States with the. films.
'A. Japanese spokesman, he said, attempted to reach him in Shanghai the Saturday following the fatal bombing of the Panay by Japanese planes. Mr. Alley said he was Reuter.
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