FIRST PICTURES,1945: ALASKA-RUSSIA SKY ROUTE, 1945 1. Many fighter airplanes in Alaska, a lend-lease shipment, are inspected and flown away by Russians. 2. German radio equipment and operators are captured by the Coast Guard on and near Greenland. 3. France joins the U.N. And Sec. Of State Stettinius addresses the delegation. 4. The bombardment and occupation of Leyte. Civilians return to their homes and welcome soldiers; children attend school.

"U.S. PLANES BOMB BORNEO,1945:1. The 13th Air Force bombs oil fields in Borneo. 2. New members of Congress and other personages (Henry Wallace, Harry Truman, Alben Barkley, Sam Rayburn) as the 79th Congress convenes. 3. Test firings of naval torpedoes. 4. Elmer Davis signs the charter for the United Nations Information Service. 5. The preparation and shipment of clothing by UNRRA. 6. Rockets are tested on targets. 7. Tests and samples of silicone, a ""new bouncing plastic."" 8. Carrier-based airplanes bomb and strafe Japanese shipping and airfields."

NEW TRANSPORT PLANE FOR ARMY,1945: 1. Views of the C-97 being loaded. 2. Soldiers arrive at New York from Europe for furloughs. 3. Women in military service (SPARS, WACS, and nurses). 4. The 77th Inf. Div. Lands and fights on Luzon. Includes views of wounded soldiers and of Gen. Andrew D. Bruce, Division Commander.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INAUGURATED,1945: 1. Franklin Delano Roosevelt takes the oath of office and delivers the inaugural address at the White House. Personages Harry Hopkins, Sec. And Mrs. Stimson, Sec. And Mrs. Forrestal, Sec. Ickes, Adm. King, Sec. And Mrs. Stettinius, Gen. And Mrs. Marshall, Vice Presidents Wallace and Truman. 2. Demonstrates a sea rescue by a Coast Guard helicopter. 3. A Japanese airbase on Puerto Princesa Island is bombed. 4. Ice breakers clear a path across Lake Michigan and men tie down airplanes on an aircraft carrier during a typhoon. 5. The 38th Inf. Div. Fights in Burma. Gen. Daniel I. Sultan.

ALLIED BOMBERS STRIKE ON TWO FRONTS,1945: 1. Japanese oil fields in Borneo and a German airfield are bombed. 2. Gen. Lucian K. Truscott presents decorations to the 92nd Inf. Div., 5th Army. 3. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer as the new Commander of Army Forces in China. Ambassador Hurley presents his papers to Chiang Kai-shek. 4. Boxing matches between American, English, and French soldiers in Rome. 5. Diagrams and the manufacture and testing of a robot bomb. 6. Japanese planes bomb a Fleet in the Philippines. The 6th Army lands and fights at Lingayen, Luzon.

"AIR ASSAULT TACTICS,1945: 1. ""Attacks"" by airborne troops using gliders and parachutes in a training maneuver. 2. Land, sea, and air tests of rockets by the Navy. 3. Gen. Stilwell relaxing at home in California and sitting at his desk in Washington, D.C. 4. The manufacture of B-29 bombers, a fuel depot in China, and a bombing of Thailand. 5. Airplanes take off and land on an aircraft carrier. One plane crashes. 6. Gens. Krueger and MacArthur watching a sea bombardment of Luzon. The 6th Army fights on the island."

SUPPLIES ROLL TO CHINA OVER STILWELL ROAD,1945: 1. Gen. Daniel I. Sultan congratulates Gen. Louis Pick on the completion of the Stilwell Road. A convoy travelling the road. 2. Chinese ordnance officers studying at Northwestern University and Chinese airmen graduating from their training in the U.S. 3. Air Force veterans at work in an airplane factory in Denver. 4. War dogs are returned home after demilitarization. 5. British soldiers and the U.S. 7th Army fighting in Germany. German prisoners watch soldiers of the 30th Inf. Div. Remove bodies of atrocity victims from the snow.

U.S. NAVY CARRIER PLANES SWEEP CHINA SEA,1945: 1. Japanese oil fields in Indo-China and ships are bombed, and a tanker is torpedoed. 2. Preparations are made for the Yalta Conference in Russia. Supplies arrive and communications lines are strung. Delegates arrive and are shown in conferences. Personages Anthony Eden, Sec. Of State Stettinius, Ambassador Harriman, Winston Churchill, Pres. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT MEETS MIDDLE EAST LEADERS,1945: 1. President Roosevelt is visited aboard a ship by Ibn-Saud, King of Saudi Arabia; Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia; and King Faruk I of Egypt. 2. Units of the 8th Army, 6th Army (37th Inf. Div.), and the 1st Cavalry Div. Participate in the liberation of Manila. jungle and city fighting, large fires in the city, captured collaborationists, and Philippine guerrillas receiving hand grenades. Gen. MacArthur inspects a former Japanese prison.

INVASION OF IWO-JIMA, 1945: War footage from the invasion of Iwo-Jima.

"NEW FIGHTER PLANE FLIES ""TAIL FIRST"",1945:1. A fighter plane is tested. 2. Gen. MacArthur is present as civilians are liberated from Manila prison camps. 3. Sec. Of State Stettinius and Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller attend the Inter-American Conference at Mexico City. 4. U.S. Troops penetrate the Siegfried line in northern France and take prisoners. 5. The 5th Marine Div. Lands on Iwo Jima and advances across the island behind naval and aerial bombardment."

U.S. TROOPS RETURN TO CORREGIDOR [ETC],1945: 1. Gen. Wainwright surrenders to Gen. Yamashita on Corregidor in 1942. Airborne troops and the 8th Army land on the island in 1945. 2. Wounded veterans debark at a New York City harbor. 3. Joseph C. Grew, in Washington, D.C., welcomes Egyptian and Turkish envoys. 4. Allied planes bomb cities in central Germany.

MARINES RAISE FLAG OVER IWO JIMA,1945: 1. 5th Div. Marines advance on Iwo Jima behind artillery, naval, and aerial bombardment. 2. Sec. Of State Stettinius signs the Chapultepec Pact at the Inter-American Conference, Mexico City. 3. Carrier-based planes bomb the Tokyo area. 4. The 9th Army crosses the Rhine. Gens. Eisenhower and W.H. Simpson inspect positions. Russian prisoners are liberated. German atrocities are discovered.

MANILA ENTIRELY FREE IN SAVAGE LAST-DITCH BATTLE,1945: 1. U.S. Troops fight in Manila streets and care for refugees. Gen. MacArthur sees the American flag raised on Corregidor. 2. UNRRA loads ships with clothing for Europe. Henry J. Kaiser. 3. The War Memorial Bldg. In San Francisco is readied for the U.N. Sec. Of State Stettinius and Senators Connally and Vandenberg visit President Roosevelt at the White House. Stettinius explains the U.N. Purposes. 4. The 1st Army enters Cologne. Allied troops capture bridges across the Rhine.

ASSAULT ON OKINAWA,1945: 1. British and U.S. Carrier-based planes bomb Okinawa. 2. The Navy demonstrates a new aerial fire bomb. 3. Cargo ships are launched at Houston, Texas, under the French flag, and the aircraft carrier Midway is launched at Newport News, Virginia. 4. Troops of the 1st, 3rd, 7th, and 9th Infantry Divisions assault cities in the Saar Basin with tanks and rocket launchers.

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, 1945. 1. Chief Justice Stone swears in Pres. Truman. Part 2 shows family scenes in Pres. Roosevelt's early years; the 1932 Democratic convention; the 1933 inaugural address; the 1941 signing of the Atlantic Charter off Newfoundland; F.D.R. at Casablanca, Cairo, and Teheran in 1943; the 1945 inaugural address; and F.D.R. at Yalta in 1945. Other personages: Joseph Stalin, Churchill, Molotov, Chiang Kai-shek, Gen. Marshall, Adm. King, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess Truman.

FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT [ETC.], 1945. 1. President Roosevelt's body is placed on a special train in Georgia. The train is met by Vice Pres. Truman and Henry Wallace. The body is carried by caisson to the White House and reposes there in state. Funeral ceremonies are held at Hyde Park, New York. 2. Harry S. Truman attends the 1944 Democratic convention with his daughter, and, as President, receives Lord Halifax, Anthony Eden, Sec. of State Stettinius, Gen. Marshall, Adm. King, Sec. of War Stimson, and James Byrnes at the White House. Also shows Eleanor Roosevelt.

CONTINUED LIBERATION OF PHILIPPINES [ETC.], 1945. 1. Artillery units blast Japanese troops from the hills of Luzon. 2. President Truman and Sec. of State Stettinius greet San Francisco Conference delegates at the White House. 3. Chinese workers move gasoline drums to the front lines. 4. U.S. troops liberate Russians from German prison camps. Gens. Patton and Bradley meet in Munich. Other personages: Jan Christian Smuts, Anthony Eden, Molotov, Georges Bidault, T.V. Soong.

UNITED NATIONS OPEN CONFERENCE AT SAN FRANCISCO [ETC.], 1945. 1. President Truman speaks to the U.N. from Washington, D.C. Personages at San Francisco: Sec. of State Stettinius, Jan Christian Smuts, Molotov, Lord Halifax, Andrei Gromyko. 2. Mussolini lies dead in Italy. Shows Mussolini and Hitler in 1943. 3. Gens. Eisenhower, Patton, and Bradley inspect atrocity scenes in German prison camps.

SAN FRANCISCO CONFERENCE MOVES AHEAD [ETC.], 1945. 1. Georges Bidault speaks to delegates at the U.N. conference. Sec. of State Stettinius presides. 2. New York City celebrates VE Day. President Truman announces the German surrender. U.S. and Russian troops meet at the Elbe. German troops in Italy surrender. U.S. troops occupy Nuremberg. 3. Artillery and tanks blast Japanese positions on Okinawa. Kamikaze planes attack U.S. aircraft carriers.

U.S. TURNS TO JAPAN AFTER GERMAN DEFEAT,1945: 1. Sec. Of State Stettinius, Anthony Eden, Molotov, and Mackenzie King meet in San Francisco. Lights going on in New York City and Washington, D.C., as blackouts are lifted. 2. A Chinese orphan is adopted by the 14th Air Force. 3. Survivors are taken from a bombed hospital ship. 4. President Truman greets his mother at the White House. 5. Gen. Montgomery accepts the surrender of German troops in Germany. 6. Gen. Jodl surrenders to Gen. W.B. Smith in France. Gen. Eisenhower is present.

CARRIER FRANKLIN SURVIVES SAVAGE JAPANESE BOMBING,1945: 1. The carrier Franklin is bombed in Pacific waters but limps home through the Panama Canal to an Atlantic port. 2. Crews of two German submarines surrender off the New Jersey coast. 3. German Gens. Keitel and Jodl surrender to Gen. Spaatz and Russian Marshall Zhukov at Berlin.

AIRCRAFT CARRIER IS NAMED FOR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT,1945: 1. Eleanor Roosevelt, Gen. Marshall, Adm. King, and Bernard Baruch witness the launching of the Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 2. Adm. Doenitz and Artur von Seyss-Inquart are captured in Germany. 3. B-29's of the 8th Air Force land in the U.S. 4. President Truman presents the Congressional Medal of Honor to an infantryman. 5. Two traitors are tried and shot in Paris. 6. 37th Div. Troops enter Bagio on Luzon. Marine Gen. Geiger observes U.S. Troops entering Naha, Okinawa.

REVEAL UNDERSEAS OIL LINE, BRITAIN TO CONTINENT,1945: 1. Steel pipe, tubing, and cable are manufactured. British ships lay an oil line across the English Channel. 2. Sec. Of State Stettinius reports on the San Francisco Conference. 3. Naval guns bombard Okinawa. 7th Army units and 6th Div. Marines use tanks and rocket launchers. 4. Berchtesgaden, Germany, in ruins. 101st Airborne Div. Troops recapture Goring's art works. Gens. Von Runstedt, Kesselring, and Goring are captured.

GIGANTIC PARADE MARKS MAY DAY IN MOSCOW,1945: 1. President Kalinin, Marshall Voroshilov, and Stalin review a parade in Moscow. 2. Vidkun Quisling is tried for treason in Oslo. Captured German officers and scenes of Himmler's suicide at Luneberg, Germany. 3. British troops liberate prisoners and destroy the German prison camp at Belsen. 4. President Truman reports on the progress of the Japanese war. 5. The 10th Army uses tanks in the final Okinawa assault.

NORWAY RETURNS TO FREEDOM,1945: 1. Citizens of Oslo celebrate their newly gained liberty. 2. President Truman meets wih Davies, Hopkins, and Leahy. 3. Gens. Eisenhower, Montgomery, and Zhukov sign for allied control of Berlin. 4. British troops retake Rangoon. 5. UNRRA collects clothes in N.Y.C. for Europe. 6. Gen. Eisenhower reviews parades in London and Washington, D.C., and receives the Medal of Liberation in Paris.

WORLD CHARTER SIGNED,1945: 1. Delegates arrive in San Francisco for the UN conference. 2. President Roosevelt speaks to Congress on the San Francisco Conference shortly before his death.

U.S. NAVY FIGHTS OFF JAPANESE SUICIDE PLANES,1945: 1. The aircraft carriers Saratoga and Bunker Hill are partially disabled by Japanese kamikaze planes. 2. Gen. Eisenhower reviews a parade in Abilene, Kansas. 3. President Truman receives an honorary degree from the University of Kansas City and speaks on the United Nations. Pres. Truman arrives at the U.S. Capitol with the U.N. Charter.

LIBERATION OF PRAGUE,1945: 1. German S.S. Troops fight Czech civilians in Prague streets. Russian and Czech troops enter the city. A parade honors Eduard Benes. 2. UNRRA sends cattle to Europe. 3. James Byrnes is sworn in as Sec. Of State. Other personages President Truman, Edward Stettinius, Chief Justice Stone, and Cordell Hull. 4. Gen. De Gaulle reviews a liberation parade in Paris. 5. Generals Chiang Kai-shek and Wedemeyer confer in China.

FINAL VICTORY ON OKINAWA--ALLIES INVADE BORNEO,1945: 1. Gen. Buckner observes artillery of the 10th Army and Navy planes blasting Japanese positions on Okinawa. Australian troops land on Borneo and Gen. MacArthur arrives. Navy torpedo boats assault a Borneo oil depot. 2. Sections of a floating drydock are launched in the U.S. And assembled in Pacific waters. A cruiser is repaired. 3. Gen. Eisenhower, accompanied by Eleanor Roosevelt, visits F.D.R.'s grave at Hyde Park. 4. The Queen Elizabeth arrives in New York with returning veterans.

"HUGE FLYING SHIP ""HAWAII MARS"" IN TRIAL RUN,1945: 1. The testing of a Navy seaplane. 2. The 2nd Marine Division lands on and secures an atoll near Okinawa. 3. The cruiser Augusta docks at Antwerp and President Truman, Sec. Of State Byrnes, Sec. Of War Stimson, and Adm. Leahy are greeted by Adm. Stark. Andrei Gromyko greets the party at the dock."

ALLIES INVADE BALIKPAPAN,1945: 1. Gen. MacArthur supervises a naval bombardment upon Borneo. The Australian 7th Div. rolls inland. 2. Firemen battle flames in the Empire State Building after an aircrash. 3. Veterans go to Marseilles for the Pacific theater. 4. Refugees in allied displaced persons camps are routed homeward. 5. Japanese kamikaze planes strike the battleship Nevada and the carrier Ticonderoga.

GEN. DE GAULLE VISITS AMERICA,1945: 1. Sec. Of State Byrnes meets Gen. De Gaulle at the Washington, D.C. Airport. President Truman welcomes the General at the White House. De Gaulle, with Eleanor Roosevelt, visits the Hyde Park grave of President Roosevelt and participates in ceremonies at the Military Academy. 2. Grade schools on Okinawa are opened by U S. Military authorities. 3. Pierre Laval testifies at the treason trial of Marshall Petain in Paris. 4. Japanese peace envoys

JAPANESE SIGN FINAL SURRENDER, 1945: the signing of the Japanese surrender aboard the battleship Missouri on Sept. 2, 1945.

FIRST PICTURES INSIDE BOMB BLASTED JAPAN, 1945: 1. Aerial views and close-ups of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Osaka, Kure, and Tokyo. Americans are liberated from Japanese prison camps. 2. President Truman, Mrs. Truman, and Baseball Commissioner Chandler at a baseball game in Griffith Stadium, Washington, D.C. 3. General Jonathan Wainwright receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor.

JAPANESE SURRENDER MORE TERRITORY, 1945: 1. Japanese surrender documents arrive at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Japanese surrender to the Chinese at Chingkiang. The surrenders of Marcus Island aboard the destroyer. 2. Traitor Vidkun Quisling is sentenced at Oslo, Norway. 3. Gen. Clark reviews a parade. Allies occupy Vienna. 4. The 1st Cavalry Division enters Tokyo.

B-29'S FLY FROM JAPAN TO CHICAGO IN 25 HRS., 1945: 1. Gens. O'Donnell and LeMay land at the Chicago airport and later at Washington, D.C. 2.Hurricane devastation in Florida. 3. President Truman presents the Distinguished Service Cross to Sec. Of War Stimson. Sgt. Joe Louis receives the Legion of Merit at Fort Hamilton, New York. Madame Chiang Kai-shek lands at Chungking and is greeted by the Generalissimo. British soldiers round up snipers in Hong Kong. The surrender of the Japanese Wake Island garrison.

NEW TARGET PLANE IS CONTROLLED BY RADIO, 1945: 1. Radio-controlled target airplanes are constructed and fired upon. 2. The 7th Inf. Div. Enters Seoul, Korea, and the Japanese troops in Korea surrender to Gen. John R. Hodge. 3. Premier Tojo in Yokohama after attempting suicide. 4. Wild horses are rounded up in Canada for shipment to Europe. 5. Ambassador Braden explains the Argentine question. An anti-Peron demonstration in Buenos Aires. 6. The liner Europa docks at New York City with returning veterans. Returning POWs land at San Francisco.

"SAILING SHIP ""DANMARK"" GOES HOME AGAIN, 1945: 1. The Cost Guard's Danmark departs for Denmark. 2. Pres. Truman presents the Medal of Honor to troops. 3. Teams plant underwater demolitions prior to an attack on the Borneo coast. 4. Sec. Of State Byrnes reports on the Foreign Ministers meeting in London. 5. Courtroom scenes of the trial at Luneberg, of Nazis who served at the Belsen prison camp. Includes scenes of the atrocities. 6. A parade in Washington, D.C."

FIRST POSTWAR AIRCRAFT CARRIER IS LAUNCHED, 1945: 1. The aircraft carrier Oriskany is launched. 2. The aircraft carrier Ticonderoga docks at San Francisco. 3. President Rios of Chile visits Truman at the White House. 4. Salmon being caught and canned. 5. President Truman dedicates a dam. 6. The 100th anniversary of the Naval Academy. 7. Preparations at Nuremberg for the war trials.

A GERMAN IS TRIED FOR MURDER, 1945: 1. Courtroom scenes at Dachau, Germany, where a Nazi is adjudged guilty of murdering a prisoner of war. 2. General de Gaulle reviews a parade in Brussels. 3. Scenes of the trial of Pierre Laval in Paris. 4. A U.S. Submarine sinks Japanese ships in the Pacific. Sec. Of the Navy Forrestal decorates the submarine commander.

RADIO PROXIMITY FUSE-WEAPON BEHIND VICTORY, 1945: 1. Diagrams the use of radio proximity fuses on bombs and rockets. 2. Navy Day celebrations in New York City: a Navy fleet in the Hudson River, the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt being launched, a parade, and President Truman aboard the U.S.S. Missouri in N.Y. harbor.

PIERRE LAVAL EXECUTED FOR TREASON, 1945: 1. Laval in Paris in 1941 with Nazis and prison scenes before and after his execution. 2. Gen. Yamashita is tried in Manila for war crimes. 3. Truman speaks before a labor-industry conference. 4. Cavalry horses and mules are driven to feeding grounds. 5. British troops capture Japanese soldiers. 6. Japanese government gold, silver, and platinum are removed from caches.

DENMARK'S KING CHRISTIAN MARKS 75TH BIRTHDAY, 1945: 1. Crowds in Copenhagen hail King Christian. 2. Citizens of Berlin begin to rebuild the city. 3. French citizens vote in a peacetime election. Vincent Auriol and Leon Blum. 4. The testing of a 36-inch mortar. 5. The motherless child of a U.S. Soldier is flown to Minnesota. 6. Clement Attlee and Mackenzie King visit President Truman and Sec. Of State Byrnes.

"U.S. CARRIER ""ROOSEVELT"" LEAVES NAVY YARD, 1945: 1. The Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Hudson River. 2. German POW's in a U.S. Army school. 3. Workmen repair St. Patrick's Cathedral. 4. Soldiers patrol Rio de Janeiro as President Vargas resigns. 5. Clement Attlee meets with President Truman. 6. Sec. Of Agriculture Anderson presents a farm to a war hero. 7. Premier Tojo and other war criminals at Omori prison camp. Army troops find cached silver in Japan. Japanese officers surrender to the British in Malaya."

SUPERFORTRESS SETS NEW DISTANCE RECORD, 1945: 1. A B-29 airplane lands in Washington, D.C., and Gen. Arnold decorates the crew. 2. Disabled veterans are trained as watchmakers in a Bulova Watch Corp. School in New York City. 3. Japanese aliens board ships at Seattle, Wash. 4. Pre-Christmas parades are held in New York City and Hollywood. Jack Benny. 5. The daily routine of captured German generals in a U.S. Prison camp in Germany. 6. Gen. Eisenhower advises a Congressional committee to pass universal military training. 7. Gen. Yamashita is tried at Manila for war crimes. Gen. R.B. Reynolds.

NAZI SPIES AND MURDERERS ARE EXECUTED BY U.S., 1945: 1. The execution in Germany by firing squad and hanging of Nazi spies and prison camp personnel. 2. Emperor Hirohito prays at his father's grave. 3. Nazi war criminals are tried at Nuremberg. Other personages: Hermann Goring, Rudolph Hess, Franz von Papen, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Alfred Rosenberg, Justice Robert H. Jackson.

MOSCOW TALKS BEGIN; UNO PICKS U.S. HEADQUARTERS, 1945: 1. Gen. Eisenhower and Under Sec. Acheson see Sec. Byrnes enplane for Moscow. Also a meeting of the UN Preparatory Council in London (Dec. 15). 2. Japanese occupation troops and their families board a ship for Japan at Shanghai. 3. U.S. Troops board a ship for home at Marseilles, France. A tug carries soldiers from a damaged ship off Bermuda. 4. A German general is killed by a U.S. Firing squad in Italy. 5. A Navy jet parasite plane bombs a ship in a test flight. A radio-controlled Navy plane takes off, flies, and lands. 6. Hess, Goring, and court scenes at the Nuremberg trials.

THE YEAR 1945: German Films of the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium. Roosevelt is inaugurated at the White House and poses at Yalta with Churchill and Stalin.His funeral in Washington. Truman is sworn in. Gens. Jodl and W.B. Smith sign the Ger. Surrender at Reims, France. Gen. Eisenhower. Kamikaze planes attack ships in the Pacific. The invasion of Okinawa. An atom bomb is exploded. Shigemitsu and MacArthur sign the Japanese. Surrender aboard the Missouri. Atrocity evidence in Manila; Gen. Tojo in a hospital; various Japanese generals; scenes of Nazi concentration camps; and mob scenes in Milan, Italy, as Mussolini and Facist leaders are killed. Hitler visits a Ger. Hospital. War crime trials in Nuremberg. Delegates sign the UN Charter at San Francisco.

DRESDEN BLASTED, 1945: 1. Hordes of British and 8th Air Force planes bomb Dresden by day and night. 2. Paris and other French towns are flooded. 3. Gen. De Gaulle decorates French and U.S. Soldiers, including Generals Devers and Patch, in celebration of the triumph at Colmar. 4. Shows Churchill and Field Marshall Alexander in Athens. 5. Allied troops advance in Germany. Soldiers cross a river under a smoke screen.

CIVIL AFFAIRS IN GERMANY, 1945: 1. German citizens return to their devastated homes as U.S. Army civil affairs units restore order and prepare for rationing food. 2. Shows ground and aerial views of a new British jet plane. 3. U.S. Cigarettes and candy are given to Russian troops at a British rest camp. 4. Allied planes bomb 8 German railroad centers and strafe airfields.

"LEADERS VISIT WESTERN FRONT, 1945: 1. Russian generals talk with freed prisoners of war. Winston Churchill, Field Marshalls Montgomery and Brooke, and Gen. Simpson inspect the Siegfried Line; Gens. Eisenhower and Simpson view a battle area. 2. An American ship brings lend-lease equipment to LeHavre, France. 3. Shows a ceremony in a town in Holland where the town square is renamed in honor of the 30th Infantry (""Old Hickory"") Division. General Leland S. Hobbs receives a picture of the square. 4. Shows a 9-year-old blind pianist in Holland whose study in America will be financed by American airmen. 5. Shows bombing of and street fighting in Cologne, Germany."

SHERMAN TANKS MOUNT ROCKETS, 1945: 1. Rockets are armed, loaded, and fired from Sherman tanks. 2. President Benes of Czechoslovakia reviews Czech troops in England and leaves exile for return home. 3. Citizens of Cologne, Germany, come out of hiding to plunder food, to cook and launder, and to relinquish arms as soldiers battle in other parts of the city. Includes shots of captured German soldiers and of American soldiers crossing the Rhine River.

BASTOGNE DEFENDERS HONORED, 1945: 1. The 101st Airborne Div. Is inspected by Gens. Eisenhower and Taylor, is decorated, and passes in review. 2. Shows an English blockbuster (22,000 lbs.) and aerial views of its use on German targets. 3. 500 Dutch children are entertained by American soldiers in England. 4. Shows the use and repair of the only bridge across the Rhine River at Remagen, Germany, and the ruins after its collapse. Includes shots of the 1st Army fighting in Coblenz, Germany.

GERMANY IS BEATEN, 1945. Reviews events in the rise and fall of Germany, 1939-1945. 1. Shows Germans in Denmark, Belgium, Luxemburg, Holland, and France. French citizens leave their cities and children are evacuated from London and Paris. Rubble is cleared and factories continue to produce in Britain after English planes down German bombers. 2. Shows Russian defense and offense against Germany. U.S. troops fight in the Pacific and in Europe, bombing and strafing the enemy. Shows the Yalta Conference, celebrations by liberated countries, and the effect of war on German civilians and prisoners. Includes scenes of London, Moscow, Washington, D.C. Personages: Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, Eisenhower, and Hitler.

FREE VOTE FOR FRANCE [ETC.], 1945. 1. France holds its first free municipal elections since liberation. 2. Occupation forces in Heidelberg print a newspaper and distribute it to eager citizens. 3. A French ship is loaded with grain and potatoes in Canada. Airplanes drop food to the Dutch in a UN operation. 4. German surrenders are received by Gen. Montgomery from Adm. Friedeburg and by Gen. Walter 2. Smith from Gen. Jodl. Gen. Eisenhower speaks.

VICTORY ROUND-UP, 1945. Gens. Zhukov, Spaatz, and Tedder receive Gen. Keitel's surrender at Berlin. Shows Munich scenes. German Gens. Goring, Kesselring, and von Runstedt are captured. Gen. E.H. Brooks receives Germany's surrender in Austria. Adm. Doenitz is captured. British sailors board German U-boats at Antwerp. Citizens of Brussels and Paris celebrate in the streets Gen. de Gaulle visits the Arc de Triomphe. Gen. Montgomery receives the German surrender at Lundberg. The British fleet enters Copenhagen harbor. Gen. Montgomery and King Christian X ride through the streets of Copenhagen.

NORWAY FREED [ETC.], 1945. 1. Norwegian and British officials receive the German surrender at Oslo. 2. Shows destruction to French and German ports caused by allied air attacks. French soldiers return home and citizens rejoice. Shows German prisoners. 3. Pipe lines are manufactured and laid in the English Channel and through France to Ghent, Belgium. Shows pumping stations in England.