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m nature designed:to combine commercial advertising with the ‘American way of. life. ‘garcastic and derisive comments in undertones audible to - - cher husband, made repeated efforts to restrain her. The quoted coment was upe os " setting iy: the extent that they are of the opinion that. 7 hostilities.: oe “ ville, Nv Y.for a 1960 Lincol _ MARCUS REBACK at. $4. Audley. End, Rggetteville, > the Century Theater in Buffalo on the evening of July $, 1951, they viewed a: showing of an advertising film entitled "The Fifth Freedom." This film depicte the freedom of choice. It portrayed factory workers in their free exercise of choice and culminated with a scene showing factory workers. cooperating in the. defense. effort. . I Aa. the background a populer brand of cigarettes, was. ‘shown. - ey ek ee y stated ‘that in hie ‘opinion the ‘film was “of a ‘propaganda. However, he advised that one individual sitting behind ‘him re atedly made’ = SR ii the picture which ought might be indicative of un-American sympathiese The most pungent remark could recall was "This will all be changed some day" made in a female voice at the conclusion of the film. said that 3,4 the woman: seemed to be talking rather freely and that her escort, apparently the person making: the comment mignt | be potentially dangerous in the ‘event. of weiita himself to the former's automobile which was described as a recent model | iene Sedan bearing New York State registration Noe 58-63-19. No descriptions.of* unknown couple was available ° oreept that the. man n. spoke with | & foreign ¢ Gee ent. n Bedan. - The Buffalo. City Directory’ ‘for 1950: ae: lists MARCUS REBACK,” fan ‘examiner: for''the I & NS, as a ‘resident: of Bggerteville, N. Y. His wife is listed as JANET M. REBACK.. : BEGERIET * RECORDED «79 -