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Evening star., 1944-01-04

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. stet-
2pp1NG aT,fs s2d MAeHs afP ssc ssnr typvr all ltna.
SIN and eyes 60 4s@5i vE'' so' 81 St'fs 7s7S. Ss'
sod cd Watches need nssF for d4@Gnds
We pay cash. Schiller's. 444 9th St l5'
BEDS. chests, dressers, bedroom, dining
lng, and sewing machines, radios stoves.
tools, musical instruments. office furniture.
1ey e a1ytans AD ol5 I oq oqq RAJ & Fsay to sell
kitchen furniture wanted at ONCE; viii buy
ff Mi once ri NA en sns
and living room suites. elec refrigerators
sssiSsEf wasHSG aa RHP2s G5 GOOD
CAMERA 90 revolving dn = bI; back home
eiaf sR sSsss Sf ss'es sssb lens
CAMERAS. movie equip. photo supplies
NV; RE; 24aA: Open 8 m. to 7:s0 pm
9sea eotSn. pfces gsia for
Sts!a HoTaHiSs ssvs F% H HHIsSEsT sskEIers .!z sAp
CL0THING-Be.ter prices paid for men s
2ded p esss sSth1T open HarryS sVs w 1ss ss h St
coil springs: highest cash prices paid. l. C
FTR FnTnitHTe N1TfIs c., 5sSs st. ne TR 1032
hNllIhE-FTe"dT maple llNlnR room
suites. also maple chest used s months
Inspect evenings, 9ls Green St, Alex,
FURNITURE and household effects, of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy en-
m IRE home or odd pieces. Please call today
ing machine, household goods. etc. abso-
lutely highest cash prices For best re-
FuRNfTuRE FUR CANA a92
p5isss gaid, csil Murray Taylor anss$ ssss: fAsn
used household goods; also good used
GAS RANGE. 1sele-soD: no dealers; Can
JEWELRY. diamonds. shotguns. cameras,
p ahS msns xso shoee sSens damonds o
sale Max Zweig, 937 b NV Me Oils
MOTOR, 15-h.p., variable speed, 1.75o
40; Alvin L. Aubinoe. 1910 K st. NV.
PIANOS: any style. any make, any eondi-
PfANowant ttote modern esf spinet @ oooS or other
smf M pay rse1hons se1G sssh
PIAN0s-We are looking for spinet, apt.
as $500, depending on condition and make.
will store for use smell
PIANosNHishest cash prices for spinets,
grands, consoles and small Lprights of any
make or type. In fact. often will pay
more for pianos than they originally sold
RADIOS. any make. table models only.
We pay highest price; Phone us and
We will call. Metropolitan Radio Co. 517
F st. nv: ME: 7O71
RADIOS WANTED. Gentlemanly Irish dealer
pays from $50 to $50 for table models. UP
1910 14th st. NV. DE. 0013.
SAFES, any size or make, "see us first"
highest cash price paid. Immediate serv-
ave. NV, Ma. 1910.
SEWING MACHINES; highest price paid:
any age or make. Repairs by experts. See
Mr.. Slepak, Sew. Mach. Dept, GOLDEN
BERG s, 7th and K. MA. 1920. Ext $40.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

l,e5 PARK RID. NW.-Room for men.
twin beds. closets, good meals, uni.
FOR FOR oFF1cERss Only. in large corner
s55 SIPsles p6ass co $50 Apply 1887 aist St.
63O EMERSON ST. N.w.-Tvin-bed room.
lovely gentle home: near express bus. RA.
2 LOVELY ROOMS. double, triple; plen-
tiful meals, center TO Navy Bldg. and Pen
near "a bur6Sf Ss1 1qa 2otR ST. AL Va
home; pleasant rooms, delicious meals. MI.
1899 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Excellent meals.
,o double and triple, .S35 5o $40; will help
EGYPTIAN HOUSE, 40 formeT mere embassy; large.
Wtb dricio,,s r9Gm faGnS pspk suitable for
Dupont CIRCLE AREA, 'sr Spaces &c; nm in very
large; sunny dormatory; accommodates 8:
eSSteeilept eSte meals; rates. $40 month. 1929
! BLOCK o DUPONT CIRCLE, 1eo4 10th st.
fof ds rn IL ront ase
a5r esch ssant ais9 in triple rOom 1st
ISSs MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
home hon for young people in an unsurpassed
men or women: includes Sunday dinner.
1859 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Double room, also
tive 9257. A' HAe'u-
4I07 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Double room, also
triple: men or women: living room with
COMPLETE CARE for children by ex-
perienced mother. private home: prefer
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Girl has room 10
share with Texas girl. twin beds; new de-
tached home conv. trans. MI 1890
1400 MASS AVE. NV.
Choice vacancies. very desirable triple,
exceptionally fine meals. RE. 34s7.
CONTINUED on Next Page,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

Kept .psrt time, statements. tax returns
SEs1GN pSaiNkERnloy.r e kAa 24le 90 year. .sr. e.
rience enEineerinG and design on tools and
sRfs1fl Agsfffahinfsf EBlAftii BE ftI st.a man b.
draft exempt; II years, /. B. NJ. experience.
any type Industry or business Minimum
salary. $50 week References. BOX
Chef Or oR STEWARD. age As, open for
position. Thoroughly experienced in every
IiouoR sALEsMxN, fSa si capable saS earning s7s
| to SI00 week. desires position, exp: also
capable display - and promotion; draft ex-
smpt. Box 9S-T, Star.
experienced DE- E"'s5 75sS. gu A' 'i"'A 0''e'
MAN, middle aged, experienced, take charge
| OF furnace: references. RE. 1851. Call 9
NEWS KApIo or public relations; see % aa
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE MANAGER, liquor
| experience. including personnel and stock
control management: draft exempt college
SALESMAN. Al; capasle earnins Yh sz5 1t 70 sl6o
week, desires, position. exp. mems furnish.
| lngS and ladies' and mems shoes; draft
eKeTlSt Yo1lSf hHN RhNN l1s,T sE,s Star,
research sseretarsi l' exper!enee ssSHsi s desTe.
sS9f YSGN AsMS oFFfcER revertnr to
active status, desires position, college busi-
ness experience. trained in leadership
REPREsETATivE sales, contact, publicity
vertisine. drugs, canvas, real estate, corre-
spondent, associations of interest: SIS
week salary or drawing acct. required. Box
Evening star., 1944-01-04
lMlscELLANEoVS eok SALE lcent. D

sEM!Nd M4CaNEs-Tresdles, $3.50 up:
sliRhtly used SINGER console elec. with B
sii msehjnea Hemstitchins. buttons made.
sPHs spw,e1 e1 E.sas,nHiys Hy r. RE !, 1900; RE- ssIi.
pFetely rssGnditioned and fully guaranteed
Whites. Budget or lay-away plan. Expert
repairs at reasonable prices. Goldenbers's.
7th and X. MA. 1870. Ext. 310.
SHOVEL. ] "a cubic yard combinstion VA
ton Sterling dump truck. OR. 66l3.
TABLE, solid walnut, refectory, 32x52
closed opens 81 inches, SOS: four Windsor
chairs q armchairs), mahogany. $40.
bike. Glebe $500.
TROMBONES-Conn. gold lacauered,
S695 Lemar, good beginners model
S37 so. Call Republic e212. Kits, 1876
G s.. middle of block)
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag perfect con-
dltion; phone between and z; no dealers.
WASHING MACHINE. Maytag. Call in
person, .lS ST. Sc.
COMPLETE living room. occasional tables,
bedroom. baby room. prewar Whitney car
riage, Servel Electrolux de luxe. GU. #;
large gas range: all practically new; no
Evening star., 1944-01-04

BACHELOR seeks master bedroom with
private shower, in private home no other
roomerS; location, 10th st. bus from Tay-
lor to Concord; state rent. Box 95-T. STAR
MAN wants furnished room. private BATH
desk; vicinity of Wardman Park. BOX
Evening star., 1944-01-04
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Virainio.

SINGLE RMS, vic. Congressional Coun-
Map Service, Naval Hospital WI na22
FRONT BEDROOM, girls or couple. un-
limited phone, laundry PRIVILEGES; close bus,
Is min. to Wash, near Pentsgon and
Natl Airport. TIE. 40l5 after $50.
ARL-Warm front bedroom, quiet apart
ment of adults Conv. Pentagon. down
town; employed woman, Oil. 44O0, Ext.
3O4
ARLINGTON FOREST, 223 No. Wakefield
St.-Slngle, attrac. furn. rm., clean and
quiet, within walking distance OF Arl Hall,
conv. Pentagon and Navy Bldgs Gil.
ARLINGTON-Double room. next bath;
suitable service. couple: unlimited phone;
available Immediately. Call CHI. 905q
BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW.
Room, near Pentagon. Navy Bldes; share
bath l person. Jackson 1904 after e
Evening star., 1944-01-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS. ?, colored, would like part-tim,
mornings. days a week. downtown OF
Georgetown sections. AID. 1919.
can drive car, D. C. permit: 81 per da,
plus carfare. NO. 0463
GIRL. colored, wants job as gh.w., nc
cooking. light laundry. DE 511S
LAUNDRESS. colored woman. wants day.
work, laundry only; no out-of-town calls
Emerson S196
WOMAN wants daywork "a and carfare
Call HO. 1916.
WOMAN, experienced, wants 2 days 4 week
houssGsa Is nns ns. Wed and Thurs "a pc,
:, O'Clock
WOMAN, colored, wants lob in small res
taurant cook or short-order cook: able
to take full charge Of kitchen. HO. O"07
Evening star., 1944-01-04
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING TO Miami january 8, viii take
passsngers. Phone pU. 1854. q
DRIVING Los ANG.. CALF, about Jan. Z.
will take 81: help drive and share expens Sc.
Call 1t. Norton. AID. 9s27. 81
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.


anpsIG.sAroR shjpf. ANp WASHING
eESEkALM Msaaiah eaRFENfEas work. storm ss sash
good work; reasonable, Emerson $500.
Ssy doofs Dorebes Sors eedfr
ADDITIONS, porches incloced, storm en-
frances. storm sash, recreation rooms. sH
BUILDING. remodelinE. repairing, addi-
york a reas. price. Cali Mr.. Lee anytime
RooFs REPAIRED, gutter. routine water
roofing; all work guaranteed. Call Ii
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. foundation to
roof. Closed-in porches; insulation: qAbi-
net work: guaranteed work H. Neum ann
HOUSE PAINTING, exterior and interior
ali work done half price Plastering and
roofing. Call anv time. HI 0157-W.
PAPER HANGING. painting, special prices
stigel. ia. s93s.
PAPERING. painting. plastsrins, scrapins'
9arpenteTng; free est no shortage OF help
PAPER HANGTNG,' quality wcrkmanship
white mech: painting, plastering and floor
PLAsTERING cement, waterproofing. odd
carpenter jobs; all work guaranteed Ii
STURTEvANT l. CARLSON, general con-
ton rms. speciality. HI. 0741 r., TR. 5120
GENERAL REPAIRS, no Job too small
All work guaranteed Call am. to 10
pm. AID 030S
PAPER HANGING. this week. only 81 and
up per room: 1914 washable. sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed. Michigan 5315:
PAPERING, painting. general repairs;
prompt service Roy White. AID. s310.
mechanics, immediate service TR Tl45.
FLOOR SANDING, refinishing. waxing and
cleaning. painting, personal service. Call
Barr. AT. 1857.
FLOORS SANDED and finished, rms
Sanded. 81 nn HRnkins WA Q01A 22s
Evening star., 1944-01-04
ROOMS
ROOMS WANTED.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, 1916 Montrose ave
Attractive single or double room, new
home; transportation convenient.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
WONDERGRO.
BOATS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FOR SALE-Ford model marine con-
version, dismantied; no reverse gear: price
SO. Emerson 6543 after pm
Evening star., 1944-01-04
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast,

100 5Sth AVE. S.E-Double front room,
twin beds; c.hwq, private. home; Sc single.
III III SoRfH sSdSis cARoffNA 5d'if Ave. sE-sleep-
ing room, twin beds next bath. S35; lst
floor. front. light Housekeeping, share
us EAST CAPITOL-Double and tripls
clean sleeping rooms. inner-sprlng mat
ttresses' Lincoln Park and Navy Yard car
Evening star., 1944-01-04
EYECTITTVF

Or store manager. As years old, college
graduate, many years experience in ham
ding men and retail store managing.
Finest references: am employed at present.
| Box LIT. Star. 4.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

raene psess ana maS S..E Parng ssp,s ssryes @ hot
+ ss SsfH5sSR TSsfiR o q .ss
sn bath and and unlim. phone; also single rm.
Il. 1888 y IN; N.w-warm, attractive, sim
NEwIY DECORATED pBLE. RN. with
Win quiet young couple; s45 s mo '0s. IA.
1904 FAIRMoNT ST. NV. - Attractive
lady lad M ref. exsh. xsh.. AD. 344o.
single room. double I rooms rooms sS End fioor:
e,n gentle no home; ] block from car and bus
Lar LARGE II FRONT 81 + ROOM. twin beds. 4 win
d6Ws. beautifully furnished, unlimited
phone phone in room; good neighborhood; near
i4a 81 fPsd P men CO s5sa
sleeping porch senibath Venetisn biinds. bHntha
bowST1o5wASiD @i; 4ss AR I5tR R0Gt & nv-Lovel,
N9Gm; rec odoo for l or z chw' private entrance.
LARGE, beautifully furn. rm., in private.
detached. GENTLE home. Express bus u
9!oGs' 1.as oIiE GE' eSSs5 after e g., om. -.
rms; twin beds mr.. bath. shower. Walk
ing distance downtown. Transients accom-
1854 PARK RID. N.W.-Nicely furn, front
TmT.: nTao 2nd floor twin beds; $40 a week.
NEAR CAPITOL, .11o st. n.w-Attrac-
tive sgle. and dble. rms, very Convenient
70 }, 6usiness SECTION. DI. 1909
GEORGETOWs-3rd f.. front. single; sun
ny and pleasant; insulated: newly decor
lRe,, closet, semi-pvt. bath. unlim. phone.
ma maid service: in private family $50 mo.
zoe ONTARIO Rp. Nw.-warm studio
room with sleep. porch; adjoip. bath: clean,
aulet; large closet; of Mt. Pleasant car.
L ST. NV. 1siI, downtown-pesirsbl.
warm twin-bed rooms near bath. $3.50
1908 N H. AVE. N.w.-wsrm single
room. running water, S22 So also dou-
bic room; S35: Free parking In rear
1928 EYE ST. N.W.-Well heated and
nicely furnished sleeping room, S32 80
single, or S35 double
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1923 Church St NV
Double and single rooms. new furniture.
auto n1f ogas gas hot-water heat; gentlemen only
1923 WHITTIER sT.-1a block from 18th
near Walter Reed Hospital; 2 rooms, dou-
bic and single beds; near bath. GE 5SO5.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Men; S5. so
wk., sgle. rms; thermostat-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line: baths,
showers ch.w inrer-spr. matt AID 433O
CHEVY CHASE, D.. C., near Connecticut
buS-1 or . gentlemen only; 2 large,
warm rooms on 2nd floor, beds have inner
car garage; detached insulated house.
631 EYE ST. N.W.-Single and double
rooms, So, 81 and SIS week
Evening star., 1944-01-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR LEASE OR sALE-Distinctive restau-
rant-lnn. located IN exclusive NV section;
m6arn
wonderful opportunity for developing ex-
cellent income: other interests is reason for
sacrificing. Telephone Elk. 1857 between
Will BUY modern gift and novelty store
| In Northwest D. c. or suburb for cash II
res sonsbly priced, I am not broker
CLEANING PLANT within 100 miles Of
yeaT eempee aons modern S 81 and
cash Old DomniGn h1HG
FOR SALE. business opportunity in vir-
ginia, 8, acres with large. road frontage,
tourist home containing : dining rooms,
large living ROOM office. three bedrooms,
bath extra toilet, Utility room hot-water
garage, Now being successfully opera ted:
showing splendid, return. On account of
ras 9T 0pe0 terms 70 saerse s75oe
sanesS IS King s' Mssaess6a a.
RooMING HOUSE tnear 18th and Euclid
nwo, made into 8 complete apartments
owner must sacrifice. Call M c. Ressegger,
REs,TAURANTs: y MT suburban business section.
R. NJ. De Shazo. I123 18th MA. $500. :
LAUNDRY will rent my washroom with
my finishing department with shirt unit,
body pressers, sock ironers, sleeve sepa-
rators. Not together; in separate bldg
Close in. Phone Mr.. Lewis. HI. 092O.
INTERESTED in cash purchase of estab-
lished accounting business. Box 15-T,
CASH BUYERS waiting to purchase your
roomnE house. Don't delay, see us now
Ihurm :, Silver a0s 10th st. MA. 9654.
sale Frisdaires; near Navy Yard; 81 900,
$500 down. $50 month. MI. Pas. g.
EST. mems womens and children's ready
to-wear bus: forced to sell because of seri-
Gus illness: averaging $3.50 wkly. all cash:
store with residence at low rental; same
loo 20 yrs; wholesale mkt. price for
mdse plus small good viii: app, inven-
tory, $500. ME. ss41. 4.
ATLANTIC CITY-100-room hotel, facing
Clardge: beautifully furnished; priced to
sell quickly: Kleckner. 1900 Atlantic ave.
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN. STOCK,
fixtures, good will and real estate; 4O-ft.
front on Georgia ave-; near Walter Reed
Hospital. Will sell all for less than real
~ cHAs. l. NORRIS, REALToR.
RESTAURANT, 14th st. NV. (beer), mostly
counter trade: good equipment: $4,000:
terms,
Evening star., 1944-01-04

PULLETS, 100 .purebred Barred Rock
lust starting to lay, $3.50 ca: Berk-
shire pigs, SO ca. Oliver $500
Evening star., 1944-01-04
HELP MEN & WOMEN.
MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT
MANAGERS

Home economic training preferred but
not essential Excellent salary. Permanent
position and excellent promotional oppor-
tunities. 1119 21st st. NV. Apply 7:3O
q m. through q o IN
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
Filipino Children Hold Program
To Help Observe Mothers Day

The second generation, possibly third, of
the Seattle Filipino colony comes up to the
front perhaps for the first time in the history
of Seattle Pinoys. Remembering Mothers
Day, May A. children in their early teens,
many still UNDER will show their potential
ties in various lines of achievement both lit
erary and musical.
1t will indeed be tribute to their mothers
and to all mothers that Filipino children of
Seattle will render when they stage their
extravaganza of songs recitations, and folk
dances at the Y.W.CA. auditorium, 5th and
Seneca, Seattle, on Sunday, May a. from 3
to o'clock in the afternoon
In charge of the program is Mrs Aurelia
Domingo, former president of the Filipino
Womens Club The affair is sponsored by the
Filipino Community of Seattle and vicinity.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
Just an Opinion

Leadership calls for vision, initia
tive, planning, and work. Vision
alone makes you dreamer; initia-
tive alone makes you an initiator;
planning alone makes you wish
full thinker; work alone makes you
a slave These four complement and
supplement one another.
You are not a real leader if you
just sit at home and dream. And
you are crazy if you think things
will be accomplished just because
you wish they would. Great things
are achieved by those who think
and work. You can't expect people
to do the job for you while you
bask in the glory of their achieve
ment. You are not worthy of the
leadership you have assumed if you
just sit at home and dream.
Victoria Acosta Velasco.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
Adeva InStalls
Alumni Officers

Officers of the Filipino Alumni
Association for the 1944-45 admins
tration were installed by Mr.. Man
uel A Adeva, national division as
Sistant to the Philippine Resident
Commissioner, at a dinner held at
the May-Ling Garden, April 10.
Adeva spoke at the Bataan program
of the Filipino community April 9,
and was honored with a dinner by
the Filipino Alumni Association the
following day.
New Alumni officers are: Victor
10 Acosta Velasco, president; Cor
nelio N. Briones, first vice presi-
dent; Vincent Flor, second vice
president; Feliciano Cacdac, secre-
tary; Miss Maxine Gonong, treas
urer; Pete Filarca and Arsenic DiaZ,
business managers; Prudencio P.
Mort and Trinidad A Rojo, dele
gates to the Filipino Community
Council.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01

I'm his account of the battles of
Bataan, of the gallantry of those
American and Filipino soldiers,
American and Filipino nurses, of
those who died for the honor and
glory of the American flag in the
Philippines, we thought we saw
Colonel Romulo rising from the
dead as the living symbol of De-
mocracy and Freedom"
Philippines Star Press q. A.
A fundamental teaching of BAHIA
u'llah is the oneness of the world of
humanity Addressing mankind, he
says: "Ye are all leaves of one tree
and the fruits of one branch" BY
this is meant that the world of hu-
manity is like a tree, the nations or
peoples are the different limbs or
branches of that tree and the indi-
vioual human creatures are as the
fruits and blossoms thereof.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
CannerY Workers Union
Start Nominations

The local cannery workers union,
UCAPAWA (CIO), has started NOM
mating candidates for its general
elections this summer. Information
from reliable sources point to the
possibility of President T. A. ROjo
running for reelection for the
fourth term, Secretary P. P. Mort
running to succeed himself, and Dis
patcher G. L. Camarillo to retain
his present position. Incumbent
Treasurer c. N. Briones is reported
to run for Business Agent while
V. A. VelaSco, present junior Trus-
tee and chief of the publicity de-
partment, is being groomed for the
treasurer's chair.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
Mrs. Bernardino
Opens New Cafe

Going into partnership with Mrs.
Maura Robinson, Mrs. Rosalia Ber-
nardino, former proprietor of the
A & B Grocery at SIG King ST.,
opened restaurant recently at 210
Jackson st. The FORUM suggested
the name Cosmopolitan Cafe, and
Cosmopolitan Cafe it is.
American dishes under OPA cell
ing prices and Filipino connections
that meet with the approval of the
most fastidious Pinoy customer are
becoming the talk of the boys west
of Fifth Avenue The proof of the
pudding is in the eating, so, re-
member, the address is 210 Jackson
Street
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
B R EVIT lie S

Nick NJ Oliveras celebrated his
birthday with splendid dinner and
dance at the YWCA April 30. Do
lores Domingo rendered two num-
hers on the piano and brief speech
es were given by Miss Maxine Co
nong, Arsenic Diaz, and Prudencio
P. Mort. V. A. Velasco was master
of ceremonies.
New officers of the Filipino Com
munity of Seattle and Vicinity were
installed at a meeting of the organ
ization on April 3d.
Trinidad A Rojo, Cornelio N.
Briones, and V. A. Velasco attended
the monthly open meeting of the
Bahai Society May at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH on 3l9 N. 83rd
st. A stimulating discussion of re-
ligions took place in which the
three gentlemen took active part.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01
BAHAI CELEBRATES
CENTENNIAL MAY %

You are invited to attend a
public meeting celebrating the
BAHAI centennial, May %, 1914,
at 8 p. M, Fisher Studio Bldg,
1919 3rd Ave-, Seattle. The Bahai
faith stands for equality of races,
unity of religions, and economic
justice for all.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01

1T is necessary for the Filipinos
in the United States to unite now
If we can't unite now we can never
unite. Leadership entails personal
sacrifice. Manuel A. Adeva.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. BriOnes,
incumbent Treasurer of the Cannery
Workers and Farm Laborers' Union,
Local Z, UCAPAWA, CLIO, who is
being urged by union leaders to run
for Business Agent of this local.
General elections will take place
the latter part of the summer.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

Helps you shave fast and
close, leaves your face
cool and comfortable.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

An easy way to supplement
your diet with the much needed
mineral. iron. and the tmpor-
tant energy vitamin B1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-08
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
 MARCH 8, 1943
By United Press

Adm. William H. StandIey, U. $. Ambassador to Russia, de- cIares that news of important American aid was being kept from the Russian people; suggests that Russian authorities seek to give the impression that Russia is fighting the war entirely alone.
 Allied Headquarters In North Africa report break through by British Eighth Army in the Mar. eth Line area.
 Russian Army captures Sychev- ka, 42 miles north of Vyazma; re- ports 5000 Germans killed and much booty taken in this opera ton.
 Fight French headquarters in London dlsclOSes g German Of- ficers were killed by grenades in attack at Lille, France. KEEP BUYING WAR
 BONDS AND STAMPS
Bradley beam., 1944-07-29

Bradleyites are seen at work and play in these photos. Start ing from the right from top to bottom are pictured: Pfc. Gerald Young, elected WAC Pin-Up Boy in June; Sgt. Frederick Counsel, artist of Who's Who" fame at work; members of the "Old 29th" receiving rations during bivouac; a service at an outdoor Chapel near the West Gate; Col. Massey pins DEC on baby whose father was killed in action; Sgt. William Dark of Section "C" instructs his men on the fine points of a rife; G.I.s have fun during their Thanksgiving dinner; first con- tingent of WACs to arrive at Bradley make beds the G.I. way; Bradley men participate in local premiere of "This Is The Army"
 All these Official First AAF
 Photos were taken by the
 Bradley Field Photo Lab.
Ad-daleel., 1944-11-22

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