Nobel Awards: Gen Marshal Gets Peace Prize For 1953
Nobel Awards: Gen Marshal Gets Peace Prize For 1953
Dull in contrast and imagery General George Marshall receives the Nobel Peace Prize for 1953. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded for achievements in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and for peace. The occasion is marred by a red demonstration from the gallery, but King Haalkon leads an ovation from soldiers and statesmen, drowning out the communist agitators. MLS - General Marshall mounts the rostrum at Oslo University to receive the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize from Gunner John chairman of the Prize Committee. MLS - You see leaflets falling down from the balcony in front of the camera lens. MCUS - You hear in the back ground some hollering out in German, Gunner John looks at the General and you hear him say "Communist". MCUS - General Marshall accepts the award on behalf of the American People who implemented his famous relief plan. Thunderous applause from the audience drowns out the communist agitators.