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Evening star., 1946-10-27

HOUSES SALE-S.E. g S.W. tcont.
w. No ssssHees Sssa: eVes.. o Ho. $751;. a ': rs:
CoLoRED VETERANS oNLY-1oo ney
semidet.. 6-rm. bricks. Auto. gas heat eat
Iee ls. em eabie.ff. saRa f.fsr and
ssSSs SsaS'a ss@H and SASS tiSS'Ss Ger
COLoRED-3O0 N ST. s.W-6 lge. rms.
1900 s'9S dSsh; @ 7s5s g5issd $3.50. JOE cUsTTo
GoEosrPassaS fsis sra St. s@ 49 assers bsicR resms
, SSi;o6SSSS6 sSsi;o6 81 1871 BARGAIN - s1s5 Gs5 down
S29, so mo-: very attractive small nome: asnae
!. located on wide street: good sur1eundineS; ,;
t ssse% Is such ssrs cs sods
to z, Mr. Allen, TABLER. INC. 1713 M
soIokrR s. nT RE; az So2c 2acTrENr1oN-An exceiien,
% modern Is years year old two.fsmiiy home that
5 one . snt aad n s from pnRcaE m ELI
SSoSIGSkEbsSS SSGk P SSsh bLR fnt heth 81 sF sE Mod
ern front porch, brick. rooms; ss bed
GGoES GooEEoREEpMMWHERE's e M;E = THE FIRE. Frank
", we don't know. but we do know that
near / 1th and c SITS Sc. We were gwen D
big break by the owner Of charming =
family fat with 2 gas ranges, retrnera-
tors He se Hays 1s an Is
det frame with 8 rms. and batns n.-w:n.
spas to At so JosEa e. Bs6Ne 4e
eIlosf'S CoLoREDMs ST. T. s.E.-S-story brick. 8
rms, gas heat; conven. to TRANSPORTATION
and shopping gg z, 41hA AZ excellent buy caii
CofoRE62NR. Ed IT. 4tR AND N SITS. s.w.-A
2,story row brid5' batb In gooa
sRsSs; M9Sp assb BAy}s VS. cS' IL S$5s .oo e..
G9toEEDAyos nFs kEAfTY 1Tntass Go I9e
Iefrg: live in one, income from The The Others. aI
$1i,S50; terms DE 4o2y OF no; Ho;ssyegai yagaii
newly built 2-family homes in roo block
Of 9th st. Sc. % rms, kit and batn; IN M
doLoRED@vAeANT; col asED o5a s' near 18th m and
Penna caTine se Ise Tms Desh ea faF MR
E5EX ES6E56EEDiseo MI SaSs BLK < s. ST s2s9 rms
sash ss2 aSs fa5 g
ofs RPf tFSa L ss ss0Say block
Balance e. sc ss5 9onh and H. bath SGS eis
CoLORED-Ist COMMERCIAL--312 3rd
st. s.w. S-room brick, bath and electricity;
opposite large Govt. bldg; Price, So;4
easy terms. H. H. CARTER, MA. BIS. ao
eaS SoLoREb@iss }RIh 81 sc Z ST. s.E-Row brick. 8
rooms, tiled kitchen and bath. garage. au-
tomato hot-water heater, oil heat. nsWiy
msulated new TUoi hs posses
COLoREDw7-room brick, .oil h.-w.h;, ga,
RACES; key delivered with deposit. Call AT.
s6, s6,e5o-coLoRED FOUR FAMILY unit,
priced unbelievably low. real invest
tiensl nsns OF terms MITCHELL Quick, 81.
SSSnoEfpgBR1ck, SsSl Sasat . gm so4 10th st. Sc
month: make OTTER. MA; 1899, -2s
and 7O6 5th St. Sc
2-family home, live in one, rent the other;
price $Ih45G each: terms sT sM&ooep NM so for
inspection all day Sunday Completely
remodeled inside and out; 5 rooms and
ouired and S55 mo. HAMILTON REALTY
S9 SG9oI6SaRDsSs Ssih osfsSs sxss r. r s
able down payment, excellent terms. 8
basement bS9ms Pa'H cali i Norris Cohen or M Vim
NV Ma. so36-GE. o297. once open
saH eohoREDor. Ii = M. sEILo REALTY CO,
"for better deals and better service. u
1894. 1900 block L st. Sc. 4-family duplex
rms coal a;S Hyei hsasd snd Si sanaays
GogGoREDHF. 5seg1SIdsi p NJ. BELLo REALTY CO.
"For better deals and better, service. Dl:
1894. 1913 A st. Sc. Look IT over, 5rng
deposit Ewes. and Sunday. Mr.. Newkirk.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcsnt.)
EM Al nET 1GHEn I10IiC5s fro.n r1r, A.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.)
SMALL. DETACHED HOUSE from owner.
ia. 1413.
IMMEDIATE ACTION-we win buy your
home today or sell to cash clients ct full
market value. Free appraisals. MITCH
GEORGETOWN-Or lease. small or large,
regardless of condition. Reply. letter only,
giving price. p. MADDOX. 1909 18th nv.
C0LoRED-wLL PAY all cash for 8 rms.
or more in Brookland or NV. section.
MI. 0044. -
COLORED-:sO3 DELAWARE AVE. s.W.--
ments; with lot adjoining. Priced reason
able. Terms.
Groom brick houses. s.w. area. Small
& SON, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 1882.
EVENINGS, CO. $780, -27
Evening star., 1946-10-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp

ern cOnveniences, remodeled in 1912. 12
acres, Improved road, chicken house and
stable, in good condition, fruit trees. Near
Germantown. $3.50.
One mile from Gaithersburg-7-Ioom
dwelling, acres, chicken house; tool
house, fruit trees, good tillable soil. 5000.
acre $4,000. MONTG. REALTY g. m
VEST, Rockville 227. Upton Sheets,
agent Ph. Gaithersburg 17-F-4. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Sat Shkvf brieF ShAsa hoase psass the
asefmassns f IN ats u npyfr ed bass s9o Bas
iee. Il iiv I'm rm. with fireplace. Copper screened
side porch, din. room with picture windows,
To teHs sell T'em quickly at Sal 800. CAN deoSss
3; pillingsr.n WI; goo9; GREAT NORTH
BEfHksba BEf Esbz TsBATT SbUnSsaai Sos value
ist; soH Iv. sr room with nTspisss Sin. room. H.
I'll M hesf esafG0mi f1i :d promDs % @
" decorated. steel easement windows; One
Of the best values on the market today
Ss sohraFkN III E{Rie kExH EsTArr M SsSgRp eSRp aA
brick house with full basement, hot.watel
Iiyins fiI' room oor With With frepisee; dining room
Srs viii xh,sh sseS ssn 3: Ysss use.
friserstor. frf large eaSinets;. Snd aoor. {
loren saTi sad sessehea aas fs W
screened and insulated; near school
BeIssvife turn feft az BetsviIe bfocSs
school, turn left e sehooIhouse on csdal
s1nssy sSnss Gpen B e. 19vas bulds1 uniOI
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN-Garrett Park,
Md.-4-yr-o white frame bungalow with
red shutters. on beautifully wooded lot;
1st floor; finished attic with bedroom: gas
heat; $1,000, $4,000 cash down, balance
like rent; PL. I15e. No agents. .,r. -
builder for his own home. You'll appre-
ciate this weli.constructed home; bed
rooms and bath downstairs and Groom
rage; nr. East Riverdale bus. CADYARK
RGAI;TY EGAETyYcc CO; SS On s2eIi 2l9Ili HOME, 1n,, ..
ing room and kitchen; no water IN house
but plumbing easily installed et loy eoSt;
large lot: near Cheverly. Price, $6,c00
REALTY CO.. On. 8191. -
Evening star., 1946-10-27

THIS PRETTY Broom brick bungalow has
everything. tile bath, fireplace. full base.
Ell hw h siTass
Hyattsyille; S11 900: will go 81. j. HAS-
RIs ROGERS. UN. 0493 until Pm Pm. LSs cIoss
in, q quaint. secluded Spanish type house
of z rooms: living room 11x30 with nre,
place. bedrooms Il on lst noorl, tiled
bath; 2-SaI saFass. rage cog fane senaG1 a1bor % This
WM VSne j. sfGals %ARriH aRPest No ' si41 a. TIL pm7
LANHAM MD:-ModeTn r white frame tram tTsss Gspe
~ ESERYMHNs " 5 REAL ESTATE CO. gu,
NEAR SiH su1rLAND-several Arm, houses.
Substantial cash required, IVES WEST, IsgI REAL
ESTATE. call Mr.. Wood. Hillside 1897.
vAcANT-1ovely brick colonia, in new
section Of Evansville; 3 bedrms,; IN haths;
isss d. %2 ssod R''fss
blnsaISW. city oSs gster' foored attic large
Ss HssSts' szth ave. and :, ss t.:
sss aAs3st III
EVANSVILLE. MD.-S1O, 600; terms; 1
Blk. west Wash -Balto. blvd; 8 rms. bath;
sIse gas .rse. Ts eornsr nes ,ot
= miles b. c., on bus line, 3-acre chicken
d,ctian: 7-rrri. house, bath, elec., h.-w.h.,
fuii base, ige. 'front.' porch, 2-car garage,
refrig., washing machine and furniture in
Guided; 2OO-ft.. frontage on improved road:
SIS ;S5nt e. :! sIs9'Iss
COLORED-sUB., ?. G. COUNTY, MD, 13
lots b0xi5O; bath. electric. oil and coal
iSsS stove: Concrete cellar. FriEidaire. psntry,
norch. etc.: one block across from Glenn
bsls Hospital; $4,000; 81 600 aown; C1h g
franklin 77S3. T
Evening star., 1946-10-27

| -27
BALTIMORE s.y9 near .] Ms5y.sna ,aslsss Uni Uni,
sg aans naGe S Drca 81 oS ssst
sion. sHs'0 For I'n further information cali Mary
j. Hyman. AD. ooaI; ewes. AID. 45as.
A2fkFoS sH2fkExo G9oKFtS1 sW S1d FsslsS5s modsrn 8
sanday. eSf 0o Or att after 70 on wsesdays ds
M. FROM CENTER OF Hyattsviiiis-;
Nearly 2 a., all kinds shrubbsry 81 and
~ + : Ists E 5 Ss
Uu9s h 9aaS St f. r:sp.'s III paths 0as
hank Pns Of ase m stTsom so d eSf e. ns soil sSod
to sign marksd :. I mi. To- PiscasaWsys"
shiEs si fs hosss, M isfs sidsi sisn marked wise.
ssssssGa2 Prone 1893 cr a6
5419 HsEvasG ETM Mh Han haaR Arts s.rs.n. rdm
mediate possession; 10 min: from down
town. Brick. S rooms. finished ATTIC,
beautiful basement, hot-watsr gas ssr,hssi heat;
Phone Ma $3.50. Open 10 am. to 4 pm.
NEARBY MARYLAND. Conn. aye. bnsline
provemenIs. oil heat; large wooded lot;
substantial cash payment, bal. like rent.
To inspect. dial PL. 0S62. -27
BETHESDA, close to schools and transp.-
Immed poss., 5-roorn brick bung allow: det.
gar, 2 bedrooms. nice liv.. rm. with fire-
appt call WI 1858. -2S
2-STORY BRICK, with slate roof. 8 bed
rooms. full bsmt.. b9ilt.in gar, nreplace
house viii take $500 1st trust. For In
formation call Mr.. Finley. UN. 0700; ewes,
WOODLEY HILLS-5-rm. brick bungalow.
$1,000 down; oil h.-w. heat; large lot;
quick poss. NORTHEAST REALTY. VA.
Green MEADOWS --e rooms, oil heat.
stove, refgr.; large fenced lot: near school.
ciated. NORTHEAST REALTY, WA. 1926.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Star, Post City Editors
Among Is Chosen for
New Press Seminar

Two Washington newspapermen
are among the 26 selected by the
American Press Institute, Columbia
University, for its three-week semi
mar for city editors, the institute
announced today.
The Washington men are I.
william Hill, city editor of The Star,
and Ben w. Gilbert, city editor
of the Post.
The group Of 26. selected from
nominations by publishers through
out the country, represent news
papers in 20 states and the District.
The city editors seminar viii be
the third in the institutes series
and begins December 2.
MIR. Hill has been city editor OF
The Star since 1887. He started
newspaper work on the Mobile (Ala.)
Press in 1929 and came to The Star
year later.
Mr.. Gilbert began newspaper
work on the st. Louis STAR Times
in 1910 and served in its Washing
ton bureau before going to the Post.
Others selected for the seminar
are:
Malcolm Joseph Adams, Memphis
Commercial Appeal; John r. Bell.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch; John G..
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Fire HuiIs u. N. Rejection

farmer, who lived on a farm adjoin.
ing the Craft place.
Evening star., 1946-11-04

Nutritionists agree the Importance OF good
breakfast in the daily diet. Wholesome hot foods
in the morning supply your family with the warmth
and energy they need to start them on Busy day.
safeway has lots of suggestions for breakfasts.
Some are listed here and you will find many more
on the shelves of your nearby Safeway.
Evening star., 1946-11-04

Calpin, Philadelphia Bulletin; Louis
J. Clifford, Cleveland Press; Stephen
D. Donahue, Worcester (Mass.)
Gazette; Walter B. Everett. Provi-
dence Bulletin; Hugh A. Fogarty.
Omaha World Herald Edward
Johnston. Chester (Pa.) Times;
David H. Joseph, New York Times:
Jack B. Kruger. Dallas News; v.
Harry Leeding, Oregon Journal: =:
Henry w. Macleod, Seattle Times:
Cliff Wesley Mackay. Baltimore
Afro-American; Charles E. Mathews.
Mobile Press Register.
John Shields Moore. Dayton
fOhio) Herald; Morris P. Moore,
Oklahoma City Times; Fred Post.
Amarillo CTex.) Globe and News;
Donald L. Pratt, Women's Wear
Daily: Eugene S. Pulliam. Indian
apohs Star; Paul w. Ramsey
Chicago Sun: Alvin B. Ritch, Passaic
IN. j. Herald News: Robert B. Tarr,
Pontiac (MichD Daily Press; Harold
A. Tyler. Atlanta Journal, and
James A. Wobbe, New Orleans Item.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Argentine Judge UphoIds
Freude's Naturalization
BY the Associated Press

SAN JUAN, Argentina. Nov. A.
Ludwig Freude, accused in United
States blue book of being a Nazl
organizer, won a point yesterday
when Federal Judge Carlos Alberto
Cuello rejected petition for the
cancellation Of Freude's Argentine
naturalization.
The government announced last
week that it could find no evidence
to support the United States accu-
sation.
Judge Cuello added that Freude's
80 years residence in Argentina
the fact that he had married an
Argentine and had Argentine grand
children showed he twas sincere
when he took the oath Of allegiance
to the country.
The administration Of former
President Edelmiro Farrell had ini-
Evening star., 1946-11-04

Prices effective until close sf husiness
"wednesday. November 6, l046. except
pro1rcc prices which are subject te daily
market changes NO SALES TO DEAL
Frs WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Evening star., 1946-11-04

Johnny Craft, the first Of the five
defendants to be brought to trial,
was convicted by q jury Saturday
on charges Of assault and battery
with intent to kill. Judge Homer
Currie deferred sentencing until
later.
Others under indictment include
Hubbard, Garfield and w. o. Craft,
and Harvey Jack Sullivan, white
Evening star., 1946-11-04

Tale ful advantage of the bountiful harvest Of fresh
that is reaching safeway these days Menus
Almost plan themselves as you look at the large displays OF
tomatoes vegetables apples pears grapes and one
fruits that are There's so much variety you can
can be certain will please when you make
your selections at Safeway.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
30 French Industriolists
Arrive for Tour of U. S.
Nv the Assaeinfed Prsxf

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Nov.
4-Thirty French industrialists
arrived here yesterday to start 30
day tour of industrial centers, in
cluding Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit,
Akron, Cleveland, Rochester, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia.
The group of clothing manufac-
turers and automobile tooling en-
gineers arrived aboard the French
aircraft carrier Dixmude, on its
first civilian cruise since the war.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
q Go on Trial This Week
In Mississippi Gunfiqht

BY the Associofsd Press
RALEIGH, Miss, Nov. 4.-The
cases OF three colored men, all men,
bers of the Craft family, and one
white man are scheduled to be called
to trial this week on charges grow
ing out of gunfight in Sullivans
Hollow last August in which foul
white men were shot and wounded
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Lafayette Schools
Paper Salvage Scars

Shepherd School, now in first
place in The Evening Star-PTA
wastepaper salvage campaign, is
facing sharp competition from La
fayette School, which in two col
lections has massed total of 3O,089
pounds to stand second, only 5,618
pounds behind Shepherd, which had
five collections last month. -
In third place is Woodbridge, which
in one week collected more than
100 pounds per capita to aid in n
nancing the Papertroopers' Ward In
the new Children's Hospital. Wood
ridges total is 26,421 pounds.
Others in the leading list include
Buchanan, 24,678 pounds; West,
23,742 pounds; Stoddert, 1S,545
pounds: H. D. Cooke. 17,061 pounds:
Takoma Park. 16,058 pounds; Randle
Highlands, 14,706 pounds; Jefferson.
14,364 pounds; Wallach. 14,032
pounds, and Orr. 1873 pounds.
Collections tomorrow in the sec
ond district, together with the lead
Evening star., 1946-11-04

ROSCOMMON, Fire, Nov. 4 (P.-
Gerry Boland. Fire Minister Of jus
tice, told public meeting here last
night that ut is compliment to Us
that we are refused admission" to
the United Nations. That is how
many Of us look at It," he declared
Evening star., 1946-11-04

| tiated the court procedure to cancel
Freude's citizenship at the request
of the United States and British
embassies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Nam land. Letters Tes IL
nentary the estate of
ELSIE WOTRING ASHBY.
late of Garrett County. Maryland, deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
to the subscriber on or before the I4th day OF
September, 1916 they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
March 1916.
ESPERANCE A. McROBIE. Executrix.
III Oak Street, Oakland. Mary land
Advertisement 3-4t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28


FOR sALE-1937 Ford two-door
He ,.I:l; good rubber and far running
FG ., u. ofFaI Rounds, SWanton'
'io,--.'--tl
FOR SALE-Tractor Log Sleds and
Horse-draWn Woods SIed5. Apply
iV T,aa L, !'g@I' it'eNitnl, Mu-'-"I
%, FOR SALE-One Baby Carriage,
IKE new, O. W. Tasker, Route ). Box
- o""nloh' Nd.-4-t
Foh SALE -- 1910 Chevrolet IL
ION ruck: 900 hu. Seed Potatoes.
hoh Roy Paugh, Accident, Md.-4-4 =
FOR SALE-250 bushels nice clean
SEED Oats. c. \. Ashbv. Deer Park,
Aa.-4-5t-
FOR SALF-One black Mare. S
years old, and one black Horse, /
years old. Apply to James A. Fitz-
water, SWanton. Nd.-5-lJ*
FOR SALF-One Combination Gas
and coal Range. in good condition.
Price, $1,000. See II. 4. Gibson, Mt.
Lake Park, on call 331-R.-5-1t*
FOR SALE-One good used Fur
mace and Pipes. VIII sell cheap for
quick sale. ADply TO Mrs Harry
Ilessled, R. /, Swanton, Md.-5-2t
For SALE DahIias. assorted col
ors and kinds. 25 cents each and up.
All large double. Mrs. Della Mallott.
Route |, Oakland. Nd.-3-33t*
FOp SATF .ono ,o5o Nro,l,1 A
r,i4 p;ai,,, 3 ,,, L"2u no,5'l =
[.ti9n tJ AK S'',' ''""N ,rta "".' II y
Varnn Po,.ard w ", : ~"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
DEBT NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the undersigned will not be response
BE for any debts contracted in his
name other than these contracted by
himself.
GLEN Z. WOODS.
Swanton. Md.
81
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
scribcr hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland Letters OF
Administration on the estate of
LLOYD c. LILLER,
late of Garrett County, Maryland deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the sub
srliher on or before the 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1916. they may otherwise by law be eX-
Guided from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day of
March. 1916
FREDERICK A. THAYER. Jr..
Administrator,
Oakland, Maryland
Advertisement ST
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
PERSONAL PROPERTY


Three head Work Horses, 3 sets
Harness, Collars and Brides, several
sets Of Double-trees. some Chain, ,
Harrows. Hillside Plow, , Shovel
Plows. l two-horse Cultivator, Dou-
be Roller Cultipacker, 1 Moving Ma
chine, ] Hay Rake used one season;
tWo-holse Wagon and Hay Ladders as
good as new; l good Wagon Box,
model A Ford Truck, l Grain Cradle,
! Silo Filler complete with pipes for
SO feet or more with buckets; l Corn
Planter ] G-bushel Hog Feeder, l
small Cream Separator, some Carpen-
Jer'+ Tools, l international Manure
Spreader and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Also 80 bushels Of Wheat, 125 feet
onc-jnrh prcwar Hay Rope; Heifers,
some fresh and some to fre&hen.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day
cf sale. No property to be removed
antil settled for.
FRANK SPEAR.
ACCIDENT, MD
IRA NAHAFFEY. Auctieneer.
Advertisement 5-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
VIRGIL GLOTFELTY,
Oakland, Md.
|. p. COLLIER, AuctiOneer.
- Advertisement 4-2t
DEBT NOTICE

This is to give notice that l will not
lie responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by myself.
LEONARD HATHAWAY,
Oakland, Md.
4-3t@
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
PUBLIC SALE.PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having sold my farm, l will sell at
public auction at the farm located in
the town Of Accident Md, on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-03
Atomic Energy
 To Fiqht Concer

Chicago, Jan. 5(UP)-Dr. Mor- ris Fishbein. editor. of the journal of the American Medical Associa- tion, said today that atomic energy may soon be used to fight cancer.
 In review of medical develop ments of 1945 Fishbein said scient- ists have learned that cancer cells can be killed by radio-activity.
 Means already are being develop ed to make certain drugs radio active" he said. If these were injected into the body they would carry the activity to the diseased tissues"
 He termed streptomycin the development in the field of medi- cine during l945."
 He said the new drug is efficient in controlling a number of infections which do not respond to penicillin, including Tularemia and certain kidney infections. In experimental infections of animals it has shown more ability to check the ravages of tuberculosis than any other medi- cal treatment, Fishbein said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-03
CHOICE MORgEL
1t Says Here
MOVING PICTURE DIRECTORS
By BOB HOPE

- By BOB HOPE -
 MOVING PICTURE DIRECTORS
 The most important person connected with moving picture (outside of the optimist who plunkS down his cash to go in and see it) is the director. A director Is Q guy who gets less money for telling an actor ex- actly how to do something than the actor gets for doing 1t for more money because the public loves him for doing is as the director told him for less money. (Any QuestionS2)
 But it's the truth. When make a picture, the director does all the thinking and all the work and then I get all the credit. All l have to say about an unfair sys- tenn like this is, T wouldn't have 1t any other way"
 George Marshall is directing me now in Monsieur Beaucaire" and I like to think of George as a ringnaster putting a fine, sensitive, highly-trained stallion through his paces but George doesn't share this view. He likes to think of himself as a butcher arranging a ham in the window SO that from distance 1t looks like filet mignon.
 Another great guy, Dave But Ter, directed us in a series of road" pictures (1n which I was supported by a fat little comic who is sometimes called the Poor Mans CosteIlo.") Dave has done so many of those road pictures about strange, exotic, faraway places that now the National Geographic subscribeS to him.
 But, occasionally, directors get some recognition {. . After finish ing my last picture, Dave was awarded a great honor. They held & big ceremony in front of Grau- mans Chinese Theatre and had him make an imprint of his ulcers in the cement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-03
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No vehicle could more aptly have been chosen to mark Robert Mont gomery's return to the screen after an absence of four years on naval combat duty, than "They Were Dependable" which is now playing at the Loew-Poli Theater. This heroic M. c. M. polarization of William L. Whites absorbing best- seller tale of the part played by Torpedo Boat Squadron No. 1 in the Philippine campaign might have been a slice of Montgomery'S own experiences in the war, in which he served at a Lieut.. Com mander in the South Pacific.
 Unfolded with breath-taking real- ism and stark drama, the picture faithfully follows Whites narrative of the gallant group of PIT shippers who find themselves expendable in the fight to slow the Japanese of- fensive. Their six PIT boats battle against overwhelming odds, their gallant crews, whether they are victorious in sinking an enemy cruiser or are forced to sink their own boat when it is sabotaged, re- veal an obstinate courage that is a glorious tribute to this branch of the service. Only few of Squadron No. survive in the thrilling action of "They Were Dependable" but this powerful story of their devotion will live as saga of grim bravery.
 Montgomery, as It. John Brickley, commanding the squadron with an iron will, brings the character com pletely to life in what will rank as one of the finest portrayals of his screen career. John Wayne, CO., starred in the role of It. q. g0 Rusty Ryan, second in command, gives a fortnight and honest per- formance, with Donna Reed adding a romantic touch as a nurse whose devotion makes things easier for the 'Expendables." The picture owes much of its distinction to the bril- liant direction of Capt. John Ford himself @ veteran of Navy action.
 From official Navy photographs property and construction crews turned a Florida Coast Guard Sta tion into a rubble-strewn, bomb cratered smouldering replica of the Cavite Navy Yard after its historic destruction by Japanese bombers This organized confusion wal created for They Were Expenda' ble" and filmed on location 1T Florida. To create the illusion o' havoc, special "breakaway" build