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Evening star., 1946-11-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

BEAUTY SALON MAID. hrs. $50 to 8,
appearing. HEADS. Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
COOK. GENERAL HousEwoRK. 2 adults.
Iosa ESom s1d ssfa days of sfser ssS5sakfast
spt, other help employed. DI, 7s4s. MO
se s nd d.ss s. h. 1 sna SsS s9sDsg
sSoReaH.&W.. w. i've Rve1 in; small family. Ro
COOK AND GH,w.. for family of 2 adults
IN house: accustomed to working in bet
ter tyne a home; Live III ssod home good
sncsd. capable and willing gil Must have
best local refs. Other help used for heavy
sn sslesning and heavy laundry. Phone Or
COOK -G.H.w. coiored. live in. s25 vk..
fond OF children. ample time on, Bendix
!. n,shsE EM references. faSa 1851 srandywins st,
cookaousfkEErEx, eiS Enc experienced. to ii,.
iaro ,n; no laundry; excellent wages. ,Wo.
az H.. capable able. with children plain cook.
esfta sass ssS p. sa ST. ss EsS IN: :71eT
Psin Tsss sSGene sss oR seasE; sssE; child good ee
ehs:.. eshaw sfs VI fsss sssR prefer live in CHEVY
G.H.W.-COOK. SI2O mo-, live In, lovely
sRissnis SsssR ;1saIs sts$ 80 mus,
years OLD; S1oo month GE. S906.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK-cooK. girl. re-
naoie, references good salary; adults; I
pm. to pm. Apply 1887 10th st; NV.
GLE GIEL :.,. .hw s9ed se9k s1ss perm. position.
eHid saalk shit. nas Or eoorsd a sa help With
baby; T sa lovely pvt. room. live In: salary.
HogsEkEIErER to care for small apt. IN
Liberal salary. White. Box z77-x. Star,
HoUsEKEEPER,. white. live in. good po-
dren. cooking; other help employed; must
have refs; Thurs. on: S35 wk. EN-. se73.
MAID. experienced with children, s.h.w.
Laundry; i've in; s25; 6h days; references
MxIS. eoleSsd. eS ossr 20. live in. or stay stay
sssSiss sa sss Ez ss shs fs! s0fk1s aags
Hsnsood d PSon. W. oSss oss ss:a
MAID, colored. live in supstairs rm.: 4 in
family, other help; country in summer.
5 :i a:sa .Ss :ss sfsS Y
MAID. fun time, g.h.w. and help care for
PSoy. Phor. mnss m ps Siiiins TO stay some nights.
MxiD. :HM" plain cooking: nv. In.
MAID. 70 live in. liEht houseworf, 3
SnoWer; rel. ia. 1877. -16
DEPENDABLE MAID, x.nv., exp. with
children; perm. job; live in or stay some
nights; recent local ref; S25. RA. 0e7S.
NURSE. white, for convalescent home, live
IN. home surroundings. 5000 Lee high
way. Arl, Va. CH. 1910. Id
WOMAN middle aged, white, for x.h.w.,
In lovely suburban home, h-day wk.; q
real home for the right person. Boz 37s-
WOMAN to cook and help With children:
VIZ. VIZ G sIes 7eS 81 wsssfls: ssas: day on Afs!s'-
rLkAsANT WOMAN. white or colorsd. for
general housework; hours. IL to 4, Non
through Fri, stay tn one evening each
week A nice steady position for 9 willing
RESfoNsiBEE WOMAN, White, iii eiSS fond u
children. Light upstairs housewcrk morn
tngs, care OF children before and after
school hours; other help kept, Chevy
Gnase, Nd. near busline: refs. Telephone
NEAT, PLEAsING PERSONALITIES, capa-
pie OF meeting people anxious TO earn.
full or part time. Call AVON COGAkETfC6,
Gl. $3.50. after pm. III
Evening star., 1946-11-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANTS. expert, books started; kept
aec55sfzsFvssssr,sa 55iasssasfs vs s7 7as.rnr po.o.
tons and sssc sis
AocoUNrAsT AUDITOR, books opsDea. a9
Isei IisisRsas srSa sfss s1ssae..on S man
son and
CHAIfFEUk-Exceilent chauffeur now
e nnss NAV Write q 5or nos R a5!sE .7RSk: 7S
cMEF chaesss Sh Ri eafI fHagRif2R; sRRf%Ax .,.r AZ o
gf 3. EXP. sasr hotels clubs or restaurant Box 2iS
CLOTHING SALESMAN. Al, also t.iIor-
made mao suits: experienced. references. BOX
tooK: nan. nan eolor.a. irst.el.s. experience,
sss Tsss sna nsafs ih HIiEa'i mE isss ssssspl' Of gas
CoLoRED NAN wants JOB driving truck or
IT fTails5 sSss work for not under $40 week.
Esss s.a Ez ss b :s .s:, n;ss
graduate California Institute Tschnciossy..
s !snIsg sSs Hsa lati!i VA " Awssihr' siaa
W & H1sTsy ssts e. Sss. or fali time Soss Ssd
rensnie coiored man with family. .1g1e
@ ssssss ssssass po:tion = W..
R.. sas ssrz z7 slss 3,s Z
IsS.n1as; i4I.sss .s;;.., ssra. arts md s
ton With speciaasd 1n orsan- pos-
isss1So niaToR sgonE hSS seIy ssss
aSnsry, l.,.T.as. E,sn sso5s
caSisr% Si % Who siso sspsps g :iisr q DOM
SsTS MSS ss.Y91d.ys ss91s.s SsSs 400: ~ sis il:
sSy Kind pay not less shsn sMss M Sser sesSs1 ps {.
s..Siy. MaS eoIcEss fa lar. ,s.ass s.fs work Ss,s
NAN NAN, White .s .xpsEisnssS sssssrs hsiD.r.
VAN: ~ msrr.sd. reliable Sl sAssis sssis..iou.. !
sSss. dssasss s,ass sSsls,Sp VIZ
NAVY CHIEF sToRxKEErE1. retired. q.
s.sa.s Da:sian sni resi- $50 saRe'
g.p:s xe:s .ss as a:ss.. rs
nor smoke. What have your Box 19a-H.
PAINTER PAPER HANGER-rirss elass
terror. Cal csiil evenings. 1ssa' Worth sf SAT. II.
PART-TnlE y0Bs wanted by veteran stu-
dents ut local university. some students
/ free In morning. some In afternoon. some
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT desires
part-time work; 2M years expt. Phone
jackson 2061. Ia
ExPKRr PAPER HANGER desires positica
with reliable contractor hAndling ht9h-
lsrads work; honest, sober and reiishls:
i t13th q NV: work zoe per %. Aftse
Evening star., 1946-11-14

one GGy, tDGft three fuH days and
recetue the license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Maurice m. n. Butler, T.. "a: 1927 Mash os st. ne
l.. Ayses, q. ana Elizabeth r.
and Ann NJ. Richardson. 2s. iI3S S4tk
RishsId" y, sohm, ass Bsloi.. Wis. and
sylvia charet. 81 Buckinghan, quebec
and Eioise Bsfhnss. %. Portneuf
qh ss9Ts 81 ssss II ss4a saa + FAY
clinton q UndsrSood. ind @ p 1s 1s4o z; c.9iiorni.
st. s.; n NV, Y, and Beatrice King, 10. 212a
sSd Lorena aaiss1mmsn. an ases as. Mswsols:i u; As
wsEE E.sEs sesn ss A p1tsssu1ge 1ss sss,e p.
ss;sss Sssnss. gsp,ks}:s sa}.z s WIS.,. 2 Navy and
chsPi.s sas Ashs ss::s ss5tsl 500 Jssi;sa,: 81
Trinidad ave, ne,
'0as ayrns s so?S s7sh st
carole Z. chfistiansen. aa. Iais ieti
Emile G. Dixon, %, 444s washington y,
Pc; and Esther NJ. sutton. 2s. 73s
Aliasaa Alia'Sp sisnons. "a, 1914 Duncan st. ne.
1hs1d0s Ey.yn e. ss sas g. Elf s
vincent 4. 4. Wells. 20. B. 3 and q, Sarah E. Bar
Mervip areeS: G S1'n a. @ sos aq Maaion ~ e~ e. NV
an and Louise Y Robinson, II. s1s7 osor-
JOHN sitmaii.s shai nise ae, los soth st. ne. and
warren ,. burgess, Is. isoi s1st st. ne.
and Elizabeth ]. Warner. 20. 621 Ken
Howard = Butler. 20. and Mary L. Forrest
,oS2 S both sn,of, Of Arlinstoa' 81 n,s. ya a..
Frederick N. Harris. Is. ses saith pl. ne,
and Betty D. Wynkoop. 90, 2113 M st.
and virsinis N. Ford. log $e. a ssa f4thn hnls:. St.
MeNair. Is. both Of eoe Massachusetts
ne, and MarEaret J. Atchison. 20. 1885
Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
and Yvonns 4. chsiienser. % ss. tsf q BIS. Mn;.
bane. Australia.
Robert a. McCleary. 10, Terre Haute. Ind,
and Bette Keyes. Is, Alexandria.
Louis Jordan, b2, 241O 20th st. NV, and
Ethel M. Horen, SO. 3213 Wisconsin
Jasper ]. Logan, 2s. New York. and Susie
A Savage. "a, 1923 @ st. NV.
r,,,ssn Lsstrifs Powell; II 1873 s6th st. nv;
Jack Bloom. so. New York. and Nellie
- Williams. 80. III. 35th st. ne.
Rex l. Sawyer. .22. 2O21 Branch ave. s.e..
snd Snd,ia, Martha A. Rawson, 20. 1850 North
Albert W. Nelson. %, 1925 r st. NV. and
Donna M. Harmon, 1e, Is Danbury st.
Alvin r. Via, %. Alexandria. va. and
Betty j smithson, 20, 1922 18th 1t. Sc.
st. NV.
Elmer a, Rosetta, 27. so Riggs I'd. 3d.,
bara, Calf
william j. Mcbride. u. $500 a5th pl. ne,
and Anna M. Kann, "a, 1915 ChampIain
st. NV. - -
Evening star., 1946-11-14
HELP MEN and WOMEN (cont.l

HELP MEN end W0MEN (Cont.I
HELP-Oood hrs, good pay,
exper. not nee. PEARSCNS PHARMACY,
Nail AND MFoRMArIoN CLERK, Der
position. Apply assistant manager.
HOTEL HAMILTON. 14th and X SITS. NV.
MAN. AND WIFE. colored. to work at
and board. See Mr.. cHAPMAN. 1875
MAN Or WOMAN, INTELLIGENT, good back
ground: abil. to learn, must Be able to
type 20 w-p.m.; perm. DOS. Apply stating
fully. Box 234-V, Star. 2Os
POSTING CLERK. TO do interesting work
tor Community Chest: typing also required;
excellent working conditions:
o-day week. See MR.. SHINKER. i101 M
Evening star., 1946-11-14
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

CHOCOLATE DIFPER. experienced. 1rst-
clsss; good wsses Gan at 1736 Pa. ave.
COUPLE, man and wife. Tor country home.
Fairfax Co. Va. % mi. from D. C. Wom-
man MI must Be Tcenssd to drive. aSie sSle iess g d.
gardening, act rs handy man and caretaker.
Meals, quarters In separate cottage fur
csii 81. ssoo. III. 1t aSs. $3.50 --ix
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Elmira Drug Store
44o1 S. copitoI St. S.W.
Is a Star Want-Ad Branch

Agency
SOther Branches convenient
ly located throughout the
city for the acceptance Of
Classified ADVERTISING.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
oUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)

Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per -40c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged on al
advertising rs miles or more from
Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Stal
must be received by IL pm. the nigh,
before; for The Sunday Star by 4
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Morrioge License
Applications

Under D. C. lnins, couples must
apply Jor q marriage license on
one day, ,uait three full days and
receiue the license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

1000
salary. Conn. ave, mr.. Nebraska. Wo. 1881.
sALEsLADY for phonograph record dept.
estabiished store. Experienced person pre-
sidsr training settled person musically
portunity foP s aavsncemens e sna ssaEs a fai Sn
tsrview ARRANGED. Box Ss-V. Star. -fs
sAlL.EsLAADy: 9 Me-. thoroughly No, experienced IN
DsEs time; Rs;T'MI,sns1s position; hishsssSs sSi
sHos ADps fsoo ~: Il nx
SALESLADY. exper. In ready-to-w wear and
millinery. for exclusive shop in silver
Sf sligo ssas OPENING. for .a.,
ladies to sell millinery, some Selling Eek. sx-
so4 llth t;. 8. NV. Re: ees6. Ia
sas cos b:as ssss .na sr sas ssss
Wsshinston' issdlns specially stores;
pleasant working conditions. SAkS, 6lO
sATksIADiEs. experienced. inf.nts' and
childrens wear; excellent salary and COM
EssaHsn THsk eaG1ss saos sss dss e. nw week Apply
SALESLADIES for ladies' ready to wear,
millinery and sportswear; $50 per wk. plus
conn,Inission; comm 5-day week. Apply KLETE's.
S4IEshADIEs. ready te wear. accessories
Or millinery for flne ladies' specially stofe;
excellent working conditions with store
discounts and opportunity for advancement
Apply the ESSIE o'DoNNELL COY. 3407
SALEsWoMAN wanted. lady with car.
capable OF meeting public, Interested in
earning $50 per wk. Write Box ask,
Star; foT psrs0nab intsryisv. ,.-1b
pahle women. GARFMcKELS.. st. at
14th ct, NV. --16
sAIESW0MEN Immediate openings in
" Ia r.
sions 6-day, 40-hour week; 2OT dis
count on purchases and many other em-
9Th nocr, LANsBUKaH q BRO. 7th,,
6th ana j gtS. nv. -16
Evening star., 1946-11-14

sSSsEHs .ssnsa s.sl4 M4s SasR Sauo'
Florida ave. ne. No phone calls, please.
FLooR-LAYING FoREMAN-Aecustoned
to high grade work; capable Of estimating,
q Jobs @ @sstsTin. i..ss|y e wood: sxssilent
1Sa I.s, ssT
FL0okMAN. Tentlemsn cf rood appear
msa aia re- y oes ases ;ssss 9oNd
HtSs FIeoa 2s aaAanss sls s n.i v..iieu. depart
2O%, discount on ,an purchases: Apply
smIloymsnt ONCE 4th door. .. KANN
sHSS sHSSI SANDERS ts,. must ,, union. ae or
ierred. Sox Iso.x Star. s ~ ~I1s s
ps,sl6s.d poEsTAN !, @. @ u sasp man
nae mace and rconnS; psrmansnt position,
F6Ei oM II fkte3 & H DiifSEss { " I y White. a must must
mn s.sid & Ssss
f6 s.a & :. MSshsan ave sa NE s.r.nou,.
portunity FOL. . man who can do minor
newest and growing furniture
WYATT. between 4 and s pm. % or ESQ
ana 1880 am. Do not call any other
FURNITURE SALESMAN to sell furniture
and appliances in store; unusually GOOD
salary and commission basis. Our present
OF this sd and Of our expansion proerern.
Unusually good opportunity. Enpioymert
to start Immediately. ATLAS. o2I q q.
FOUNTAIN MAN. sxperisneed noon and
syentng work; CAL 81. 6ib0. -14
GsfAhsvHH!Ns fhv4f!N TSI41 TSSTAI59H ssttendant YouNGF
GROCERY CLERK. experienced, person
able; excellent salaYy to right man. Apply
CCG!tiONlAL CC!iaAL MARKET. 1900 wilson etyd..
SESSEIx GIEEK. reliable. solor.d. A.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

TYPIST, to operate Elliott Fisher billing
must be fast and accurate 5 days. 40 hrs
week; excel working conditions; startine
LuMBIA PICTURES, s2s New Jersey ave.
TYPIsT, permanent; 37K-hr. 5-day week;
STATE sox ase sae gta single
RsssSass5 Rsnssnsst 0ss co sosay 1866 week rapid ID
TYPisT. inowIedge s0o of ming. for mort
tion sage lSsn SA ssSs Ssse; 6day wk eonv sS lSca
permsnent @ position. pleasant iesss I Once. S.dsy
asesHI sst1 sss scaooL aos Dss0 ss0i F,nna
iTsYsfiIsfiss for Community Chest rsasrationi tS
splsss Sc. Nh. Ms z Rsss aae
TisYifisf-cLERK, experienced once worker
advancement. pleasant working conditions
FYffsrS9IIk FiP9fS reS9 .s.d Is to sS accurate
able to meet public, dling experience help.
ful: 5-day. 40-hr,. week. permanent posi-.
is D!stss9s o4dfes M
s ss.nsss rs / one. :, pa.lsa.l
surance, etc.; permanent. Reply Boa
rYffsT.GENi. fSn; 3taEi OFFICE WORKER; 6-ds,
week; permanent position: $50. 30 weekly
Apply II. ABRAMsoN CO.. 1882 7th NV
WAITRESS. white, hrs. 4 to 12 midnisht
Apply CATHEDRAL TAVERN. 5000 Conn
WAiTiEss, @sxpsr; @ good s.Issz and tips
WAiGSEss iSsE o@ szD s sn,t., s,, eyer e., e1 1ppl,
RADIO ave. NV. GE. 9636,. -l4
JoNd : REsTTAuRANT. it2os avis Wisconsin n
aye, n;xs MI. 4b46. Ia
q ey;.s;ninss sxssllsns tlgS sccd TorEln,
wsyxSiiIhhiEEss. sySi experienced. seed. worEain, fa
conditions and wages. HENDERSON
GRILL. 795 l4th 1t. NV. --I6
WAITRESS. white. over IL, must be ex
perienced; work nights. GEORGIA TAV
eRN. a5aI. 1881 oa. ave. NV. Phone qx
M4iTREss. white: hours, ala pm; n,
@s 41ndasyGsi sGs nSss = psss ana ,sspsnsabIs
NV. 40
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-09
DR.. Jan Papanek jmenovan
prednostou 1radu delegace
cSR u Spojenych narodE.

New York (CTK) " nede-
Ii, %. %cervence vratil Sc do New
Yorku z 1redni cesty do Cesko-
slovenska vyslanec DIR. Jan Pa
panek, jejz ceskoslovenska Via
da powerful vedenim stale csi.
delegace u Spojenych narodG.
Dnem 81. cervence Sc ukoncila
dosavadni 1rednf funkce DIR. ia
ma Papanka jake pTednosty &C.
skoslovenske vladni informacn1
sluzby v New Yorku. Ufednl
s1dlo csl. stale delegace u Spo-
jenych narodG je New York,
ITS Broadway. Zastupcem
prednosty csl. delegace je DR..
LADISLAV RADIMSKY.
V dosavadnf cinnosti cesko-
slovenske vladni informacnl
sluzby Sc Dude pokracovat, a.
vsak pocinaje 1. srpna Dude ia
to sluzba zaTazena do rance
Ceskoslovenskeho generalnlho
konuslatu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-09
Vyroba vagonI z cSR stoupa.

Praha (CTK) = Ia m6sic
Gerven bylo vyrobeno v zavo-
dech Tatra, narodnf podniky, a
Y zavodech interchangeable
podniky celkem 973 nakladnfch
vagonG. Puvodnf program byl
pTekrocen 0 33 vagonG. Toto
pTekrocen1 nasvedcuje, re bu-
dovatelsky vladnf program We
vyrobe vagon1 Dude jiste spl-
men.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-09
President Benes ma Slovensko

Praha (CTK) = Ma pozvani
pTedsedy Slovenske narodni ra-
dy dir. Lettricha n~avstfvi presi
dent r%epubliky V polovine zarf
Slovensko a zdrzf Sc tam asi
m6s1c.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01
LOCAL 7 CANNERY MEN
IN WRANCELL ENJOY
SUMMER PICNIC

Local members who are work
ing at the Wrangell cannery of
harvest Wrangell Co., Alaska, en-
joyed their annual summer pic
mic July Is at the Wrangell Com
munity House, according to ad-
vices reaching the Forum office.
The Rev. John j. Goudie, S. j.,
pastor of the local Catholic church
and Bill Durham of the harvest
company were present.
The Filipino community Of
Wrangell was very well represent
ed by Victor Villarma, fernando
Villarma, Adeline Jackson, Alma
Jackson, Lucille Campus, Dolly
Villarma, Julia Gatardo, Johnnie
Conception, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Bernardo, Mrs. Lily Tordillos and
Mrs. Mary Bernardo were hostess
es of the day.
Before leaving for home the pic
nickers visited the waterfall and,
according to the crews delegate,
Buddy Tirazona, a good time was
had by all. Tirazona has been
coming to Wrangell for cannery
work since 1884. Ignacio Navar
rette is foreman of the cannery
crew.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,

Dear Editor
| received a June issue of your
FILIPINO FORUM today and en-
joyed reading about the doines
and activities of my compatriots
in Washington. 1t is indeed pride
to have something" Filipino in
the Urited States. ! want to ex-
tend my congratulations to you
and your organization for such
clean and noble project. More
power to the FILIPINO FORUM"
Sincerely yours,
DaIisay }. AIdaba
Bitsy Barbour House.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01
amarillo Gives a
TWo-in-One Party

A very delightful two in one
welcoming and send off" party
Eas given by Mr.. c. L. Camarillo
Die pleasant afternoon of July II,
ID his lovely bachelors residence
ln 1631-A King Street. The lively
Sffair was to honor jointly Mr..
Amado f. Dino, Publisher of a
california newspaper who blew in
10 town for surprise visit to his
hany friends and acquaintances,
! nd Mr.. Vincent P. Pilien who had
10 leave the next day by plane
|Or Waterfall, Alaska, where he is,
going to spend the Summer.
Chicken, fish. crab, clam, and
shrimp, all fresh. and cooked in
|he only way all Filipinos love
10 eat them, were abundantly
Rerved. The culinary skill that
Produced the delicacies that the
personable guests helped them
Selves to, was supplied by the
ferry hands of the accommodating
lnd very gracious host, while the
DELICIOUS Summer Garden Salad
Hnd other light American dishes
Fere the handiwork of charming,
indeed so very charming Miss
Pladys Severson. Card playing was
|he pastime that the guests sat
Town to after the heavy dinner.
The gladstone party broke up
About an hour before the clock
struck the enchanting hour of
midnight. Others that were pre-
|ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
pavocal, the Messrs. Vic. A. We
|asco, Tel l. Baylor, Prudencio
/. Mort and Lorenzo P. Annun-
liacion.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01

STUDYING NEXT PROJECT-Executive Committee
members of the Jackson Street Community Council
here studying the next project of the Community Two
previous projects that successfully undertaken by
the Community Council Anti-Tuberculoss X-Ray
Campaign and Cleanup Week Campaign last spring
Shown here are, left to right (seated) Mrs Leila Hail.
Chairman Victoria A Velasco, Secretary Treasurer Rob
ert Groves Vce-Charman; (standing) Lew G. Kay and
Toru Sakahara members of the Executive Committee The
Jackson Street Community Council is affiliate of the
Council of Social Agencies of Seattle.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01
Chest Chairman

NAT S. ROGERS, secretary of
Van Waters and Rogers, Inc, has
agreed to serve as 1916 campaign
chairman of the Seattle Commun-
ity Chests appeal for support of
35 local Red Feathers services
and the UsO, it was announced
recently by E. L. skeeI, president
of the Community Chest.
Active for ten years in the
annual appeals of the Community
Chest, Mr.. Rogers served last
year as chairman of the Good
Faith Trust Fund Committee. He
is now a member of the Chests
board of directors, and is chairman
of the Council on Veterans Affairs.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01

The bird choose its tree, not
the tree the bird.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01

Among mortaIs, who is fault
'ess2
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01

pcted in tableau July 3rd at the Moose Temple in
celebration of Philippine independence. Above shows
partakers in the tableau. Left right Frank Mon
lila mpersonatng Uncle Sam; WalIy Greenman, depict
ing Gen. Macarthur; and Ponciano Bernardino represent
ing Juan della Cruz.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-07-01

Good words are like a string
of pearls.
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that everyone wanted to get in on the
show because "On the Town" had
been such a success.
Mr.. Feigay estimated that about
1000 persons had been involved in the
production so far, in one capacity or
another And after good deal of
figuring on the back of an envelope.
he told me that Billion Dollar Baby
would represent nearly 20O,0 man.
hours of labor before it hit Broadway.
If Baby" should run half year to
capacity, it would start making mon
ey. If not - good-by $25O.0OO.
At noon on November Is, opening
day, the dress rehearsal began, and
it was an awful thing to behold.
Though the scenery was gorgeous, the
music exciting and the costumes
breath-taking. the whole performance
limped along in disheartening fashion.
Curtains stuck, lights went wrong,
scenery doors jammed. In several
scenes there were more carpenters
on the stage than performers.
Some of the girls had to perform in
stocking feet because their new shoes
hurt so. Neither Joan McCracken nor
Mitzi Green could sing out loud be-
cause of their laryngitis. Nor could
they make their costume changes fast
enough, and proceedings were often
held up for several minutes.
Despite the uproar, everyone took
it calmly. In fact somebody chose this
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hobs were in order, and all the females
had to sign solemn documents releas-
ing the Billion Dollar Baby" cor
poration from damage suits. Then
they we're herded down to the hair
dresser to be shorn. Some girls got
cold feet at the last moment. What
if the shows flop?" someone shrieked.
We'll have to go around with these
hairdo's for weeks!
Blonde Can't Escape
ONE little blonde tried to escape.
but Mr.. Paul, the boss hairdresser,
snapped, "You signed the release,
yes?" Oils patience was justifiably
short at this point.) She admitted she
had. and Mr.. Paul said. Then the
hair, it comes off,
The hair, it came off The kid was
left with pile of tresses in her lap
and mascara tears running down her
cheeks.
At 1890 on the morning of Novem-
Der Ia, Billion Dollar Baby en-
trained for New Haven, Conn. Most
of the cast settled down to games of
gin rummy or bridge, few studied
their lines and others slept. Our pretty
Madame Defarge knitted. | guessed
it was about her eighth sweater.
Passing Bridgeport, l chatted with
Producer Feigay and he gave me some
interesting figures on the production.
There were 70-odd hackers, he said,
even including his dentist. 1t seemed
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lather under the indefatigable Mr.
Robbins, the other half would be
stretched out fast asleep on tables or
settees. The one exception was the
tall blonde who still knitted through
everything without dropping stitch.
The surprising thing about the
whole rat-race proceedings was the
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We'll. at least it will be easier when
you begin rehearsing with scenery"
They looked blank again. But we
never do rehearse with scenery" said
Miss Comden. mot till we open in
New Haven. The scenery won't even
be finished till then"
'Well," l asked, ''how about music
- you sgiH rehearse with the orches-
ira bit?"
MIR. Green laughed. mot till New
Haven"
mo costumes, no scenery, no Or
chestra,'' said, "and half the actors
don't know what the other half are
doing. Just how is all of this going to
come together on opening night?'
That's the tough part of show
business" said MIR. Green. I'VE have
to fit it together in our heads before
hand"
81 wish you luck" said.
well need it," he said cheerfully
Gets CoiAg In Earnest
In THE third and fourth week of pro-
duction, Billion Dollar Baby" got
going in earnest. Chorus and princi-
pals were working morning. afternoon
and night. A late ballet rehearsal was
a curious thing to watch. While half
the dancers worked themselves into a
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absence of Temperament. Nobody COM
planned, nobody flared up. Every last
chorus girl seemed intent only on put
ting the show across.
The one bit of temperament l could
discover showed up when the girls had
to have their hair cut off. Since the
show was laid in the 192O's, fapper