davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
CONFERENCE THURSDAY

The Pascagoula Moss Point
Chamber of Commences Industr-
ial Coordination Conference will
be held at the Arnold V. Walk
err Shipyard on Thursday, Octo-
Der 8, at 7;45 p. m, it was an
nounced this week by the secre-
tary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
IRENE KING

Mr. and Mrs. Tristram Easton
King, editor and associate editor,
respectively. of the Chronicle
Star and Advertiser, announce
the birth of Elizabeth Irene King
on Thursday, October 2, at 2:30.
She weighed six pounds and two
ounces and is their second daugh-
ter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

U. S. farm acreage was increas-
ed very little during World War
II, but increased yields per acre
resulted in increasing farm pro-
duction by one-third.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

Horses being trained to move
freight cars on British railways
are said to have proved more eff
ficient and cheaper than loco
motives.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

Many of the artisans who work
ed on famous South American
churches in colonial times were
Mohamme6ans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03

Ten amino acids are now re-
garded as essential for nutrition
of rats but only eight for human
beings.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17

&ataeber, 0ircftorillm, Dtitalieocr
,'no &agnefiibrer baben oen iGbr.
liden 8eridt iiber Sapation Mrmees
Satisfcit i'm Sabre enoeno 9e3em.
ber 81, 1916, erbalten, bcribtet Serr
Sale s. @ris,palo, Ioriiscr ees 81
reftoriums. 9icnlt ber Salpation Slr,
mee fit 1916 ,par piel b0ber als i'm
Sabre 1916. Iie 8eialnteinnabmen
uno Musgaben fir 1916. betrugen
$7S4,247.42; eegen 1916 $685..
137.48.
Tas @oblfabrt.Tepartment ser
slrmee ,,nterItiitte $500 Gerionen in
1916. 22O6 @erionen erbielten oicie
Silfe; 1886 Mablseiten tpuroen bein-
Ioien Menlden 1916 geeebcn, gegen
1173 i'm Sabre 1915.
SIM Sabre 1916 erbielten 2O2 ,in-
rerbeirotete Miitter uno 155 &inoer
Soipitaliiation im 9ootb Memorial
Scim uno Spital. SIN Marp 9. Sal-
bert Seim lno Spital fiir l,nuerbei-
ratete Neeermiitter uno ainoer er'
bielten bieie feline llnterltiibung l.no
@erior9ung bon Scr Salpation Mrmee
sSm Men's Social Scrpicc Gcnter
arbciteten arme 9tGrner, sic I'M
, Center tpobnen, 2O1,4S2 St,tnocn
uno erbielten $ttO,2l5.7t alsbe5ablt
an 2obn in 1916.
ssn ser Gbarafter bauenoen llllS
religi0ien sbteilung Der Salration
Mrlnee interbielten aft Natibar.
Center reliei0ie, er5ieberiidc nnS ,n,
terbaltenoe &laiie,, fir 4O,2t6 Gr,
.padiene uno 35,s79 iunee Mtenihcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17

Serr 2inbietb ,pies caraui bin, bal,
1T 1916 Scr l1nitprcis fir elm Seim
it'd al.f $2.92 belief ,mo oas lit ,pe,
niger als Ser rationale Iurdidnitt,
oenn es lit rs Ero5ent speniser. Gr
iagt, SaB lpenn Sic @eiealdait nlly
bal6 | oerob ipdblt ,pie in sen lebten
80 Sabren luerben oie 5otaltoitcn ser
Snbeltierl.ng iid alli S0O,OO0,O00
Dollars belauien
Gas illuminating Company Yro.
granm lit baiiiert slto sroben 1eil
ouf ben 6ortidritt in Scr Staot ais
Meiultat ser inoultriellen Gntirid
lung. Iies lit ser bette Glab in ser
Station. iagte 2tnbietb. llno@eidDiits,
oergroberl,n9en, flein itnO grob,
'f6nuen ertuartet auerbcn, Die nebr
grbeit iiir Sallienee id)aHen ipcrben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
8il0m,,9S,perei,,
Gtf,trastt
&on5ert am Sonntos, 20. Mpril,
in Bohemian SaN, 4314 Glart Npe

Mm Sonntag, Sen 20. slpril, 400
ltbr nadymittaos t0unen sic 6rcunoe
6es Mrbeiter 8ilounesoereins Gin,
traht tpieoerum einen Beni,B erlebell
tuenn iie ibr 9onsert in ser 8obemian
Sale ait 4314 Glarf sbe. beiufen.
Sic iper6en id)6ne ,Sreibeitslleoer b0=
rem, Sic bas @emiit erfreuen luo
a,,Beroem fonnen iie iih an einenl
Tleinen Gbeateritiif ersoten, sic sic
2admusfeln rei5eu ipirO. @uberoeln
brauden iie nidt 81 foden 5u Sanic
benn Sic gintraft bat a,,h Iiir oas
gorge aetraeen. 0arlum tommt uno
,lnteritiist oie freibeitltebenOen San-
ger nno ibren apoblbefannten Giri,
gent Yrofciior &uoolf Sduiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
Air,efat,,pi
Gebt tpeiter 1T Central 9(r,norb

Grimo Gernera, 0er italieniid)t
Gieie aus Seqals, Stalien, Der Sad
Sbarfep in feds &llnOcn III einem
isouitfampf idylus in Nelu yorf 1884
Tim Sen @eItmeiitertitel su erringen
miro tpieoer 5uriid iein in Glcpelan>
ndbiten Gicnstag in Der Genital Ir'
morn. 0ies miro Sas orittemal iein
oaB er in Glepelano auftritt. slls er
lid, NIT Sapoloi, bem MusMmerican
ssulbad ihI,,e, l,m sic &instampi,
frone su errinsen, nabm cs ibn nid)t
lange benfelben 81 lesen.
Garnera berlor feline ssallltfalnpf'
Meiiteridait an Mad, gaer unter lei'
men Spicrn 'iinS: Grnp' SdNaaf,
@aoline llesuomn aus Spanien rnb
Gommp 2auebarn. Siaditen Sling.
fampf mir pr ,piehcr nit gSee @iale
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
Saengerfest des Ohio saenger-
bezirks diesen Sommer hier
findet am vnd 8. Juni in Music Hall, bezw. ovt der
zeniruIefurm stutf.

;Sinau,fomitee: Gorlisenocr Su'
Iius Yoniid. $3.50 Sutton 8oao,
Cleveland; Sefretir 9lrtbur 9tautb,
1880 Renwopo Mne.. Guclio; Ser
lnan gitcr, Carl &onnertb, Soltis
6. Nrartin, George 5. Mias, aarl
Sa1cnber8.
Soteltomitee: slnorew @tiiuer,
Iorlisenoer, 1860 0elalpare slpe.,
9afeuoco; ssm. @cbcrt, Sefretar,
1911 Gpe slpe. Glepelano; Gam
Nter, GrnIt alalb, sSreo &otb.
Yublisittts- uno @eflame-&omi'
tee: Gcrliscnoer George Shncioer,
l29Ol 8cooiioe aue, GIeuelano;
SctrctGr @m. aromer, $50 @ooS'
uielp &o., Glerlano Seiabts; Senrp
@ohIano, Shasmeiiter, 6OO4 Gbelt-
nut Stills Iripe, Yarma; slnorem
gurslanoer, Spbn Slider, Geo
1raas, Garl aebier, Huoo!pb Sdin.
mcIpiennia autcn 3iaid.
Gmpiangsfomitee: Tcrlisenoer
Sobn Slider, 3043 8eit TIC. st.,
GlepeIano; &crman 9iter, George
6Griter, Emil Srieoel, Sreo Hotb.
Ntid)acl SaImcn, Senrp SpblanS.
lFuiit. uno Yroarammfomitee :
7an Shellman, &oriitenoer, 1943
&eocrc @o., Glepelano SeigbtS;
Sefret1r aHar SddeI, 1859 @roaos
u;clp Ho, Glepelano; Sulius go,
mid. Garl Yiiiter, Eroi. q. ysifos
laus, Grci. &. Straub.
Grirllbungen: Ioriitenoer Ser
mann Small, 39l5 @eit 157. ct,
GlepeIano; Sefretrii SituS 8app,
2114 Sutton Ho., Gleuelano; an.
oretp Graa. 2orenS Siotl, &arl 2cbs
uer. aarl 9Dw. Hobcrt Ntlller, Sr,
GarI Stt. Sans Nchner, Mid)aeI
Sallnen. 9cter Strafp, Yeter @eiB.
&urte,ltonitec: Sorlisenoer lllo
SGasmeilter Serman Miiller, 14O7
Slpesc Ipe.. Glcpelano; Scfretar
tsreO Seihner, 1887 gerea 8ouS,
Glepelono; Spiepb 9renner, 6ranf
9iihncr, Garl G&rharot, 2eo 6raas,
Gictcr 4ottldling, 6eroinano 0iin-
tbcr. ,sreo Sanpeter, Otto Solhei.
mer. Dfur Siidel. aarl Sit, Situs
&apn, Sans Stiglmuicr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
Die GleuelanS electric Jl(nn,inatine Gcn,apny
SLANT gersrSkernng nnb YerbeHe rnns brer Nnlaeen

Cine ,el,e Mera bon Sefononiidve!n
6ortifritt in GlepcIano ,purOe boz.
alsgeiagt bon elmer 8. 2tnbietb,
HrGIioent Ser GIepeIan0 electric
illuminating &c., III einer slu-
iprade int 'Qsio-Oap Club Dor Mit-
glie6ern Ser Cleveland Stod Er.
donge llno IofaIen Supeiticrungss
6irmen.
Die Glenelanb 9lere tritt cine nelc
Tiibrl,ng III Sefononiiher Gnttpif-
lung at. Iieie miro ncue Geleeen-
betten er0ffnen nno nene Terantipor-
tl,ng fir MenIhen a(ler 9erl,ic, iagt
2inojetb.
slls cine 8rlnoinSlitrte, Sic elefs
triides 2ibt ,,nb &rait licfert,, ,nlb
oie illuminating 60. einen 9robcn
Sell Geranhportl,ns iiberhebmen,
eeniigenO elettriidJen Gicnit SIT lie
fern. Sic m,lB borbereitet Iein mcbr
eleftriide &rait ebenfaus 81 licicrn.
Tim oieier Geranttportlng nah5u-
fcmmen bat sic @eleaidat cinen Elan
fit 8ergr0Berune rno Gerbeiierun.
gen ausgearbeitct, bas cine Snueitie-
rung bon $57 100000 nStie bat.
9roiefte, sic $47, 900, 600 foiten, ,tper-
SEN ihon int Sabre t947 einaeleitet
rno oie GpuenSune Ser idon einge-
Iciteten foItet $16,OOO,OOO ,mo oas
Hrogram miro nod persr0bert ,per.
Sen ais es nohpenoig ,riro in oieier
@esenb.
2inoletb rie soarauf bin, CAP sic
illuminating SO. pielleidDt piel &as
pital braudt, ,ln oieien Ylan boil.
itGnbig 81 finansiere,, oenn sic 3au.
foiten ser eIettriiden Snouitric lit 90
Hro3ent bSber als Iriiber. Die 8e'el-
i6ait nit anberen Srgal,ilationen lit
in orei Narteien intereiiiert, pas
@cIf, sic Mngeltellteu uno Sic Sn-
oeItierer.
I'm Sliperldliiaen lno setliigenoen
9ienit ST Iiefern, muB Oie Geiel-
idaft bobe Gobne sablen UNI Sie idbi-
gen 9camten 5u bebalten uno mus
audi nlebr @elo perSienen Inn Die SIT
oeitierer sufrieoer 81 ltellen. Muln-
gen, s(l,sitattung fir 8etricb, Werf
seuge llno 10 speiter fclten 10000
per Mneeitellten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
11e,,e 111ilHerm,,een II,
2lrbeitereeieb,Uerlaoe

@aIbington. Ger Senatsausld,ui,
fir Irbeiterbesiebungen milSertc Die
augenleine Mrbeiterpcrlage rmb bie
ormelle 9iIlieume biirite balo erfol-
gen. Cine &oalition BON Te,uofratcl,
uno Hepltblifanern perlpar nit 7 &c.
gen 6 Stimmen Webrheit sic ssorOe.
rrng bon Senator Gait, ipel6e Sol.
leftip- -Scrbanollmgen a,lf inol,itriei
Ter @aiis beibrdnft tnben ippllte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
Giic, fatkcliieter piarrer
3,1t1t Ictc ucrarfeiIt

Vratislapa. sSolef Clio, ocr rolltild|s
fatboliide 8eiitlidc, Der Nraiioent
ser "llnabbiineigen" Slonafei geipcr-
Sen ,uar inter Sitler, iuurbe iuegcn
Gerbrehen gegen sen tid,ehoilolua.
fiihen Staat alllu 600 Ourtb Grbtin.
gen beitraft. Mau crtpartet nid)t, bob
Yr1iioent 9enelh I'M begnaoigelt
miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17

Bie bcreits mebr,nalS mitgeteilt
sumroe, miro Glepelano oieien Som.
ner sic SIn9er Sbios begriiBen
t6nnen, Senn es iinoet bas Ohio
We3irfs. S6neerieit am Z. uno 8.
Suni bier itatt. Eas SaupttonSert
lit fir Samstag, oen Z. Stunt, at.
Seiest uno s,par in Ser Muiic SAL,
lppiiir audi elm Ieil oes Gleuelanh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnsagiert pur.
Sc. uno am Sonntos inu Slnger.
trciien oui ser Se1traleiorm 'etn.
@ie ,,ns miteeteilt plsrOe, tpcroen
sic iolscuoeu Sereinc lid, IN oen
nngeeebcnen Stdrfen beteiliseu:
Nfrun 2ieSertaiel, 0emiihter
Gbcr 125
slfron MGnnerd)or
@emild)ter Gbor 100
Mrion 8eiangoerein, Canton 40
@aperiid)cr @dunerdor,
GlepeIano 80
@eetbopcn Ueianguerein,
@beelins, u. go. so
Columbus Ndnnerhor,
@erniidter Gbur 50
Grie W1nnerhor
@emiid)ter Gbor 65
Siebenbiirser Geianguereiil, Grie 30
Gintrad)t Sermania.
@emiid)ter Gbpr, GIeuelano 100
@crmania Surn- ltnS @eiang.
uercin, Columbus so
Sdnser ser G!epelano Gait Sioe
Turner, Genli'hter Gbor 60
9eigbts M1nnerGor.
8emiid)ter Gbor, Glepelano 80
Sd,mdbiid)er Sdngerbun>,
glepelano 60
Gemiibter Gbor ser slmerican
turner's, Glepelano 60
9teuarf W1nnerdor. ytetparf, $. Is
Doungstcspn Wdnnerdor,
8emiibter Gbor 100
Bermutlib ,peroen Iid) auBsroem
nod beteiligen: oie gunater Sinser,
8eniid,ter Gbor, nit ettua 60 Stinl.
men; ser Sd,pdbiid)c Mdnnerf)or,
Ietroit; Ser 8heingclo Wdnnerd,or,
Detroit, uno ser Sel,toria lfdnner.
DIOR, YittSburab. ga.
Yeamte oes Sdngerieites oes Sbio
Slngerbe;irts iiro Die foIsenoen:
SSuIius 9Sniit, Nr1iioent; GarI
Yiiiter. gi5epr1iibcnt; &erlnann
Bitter. Sefretdr, unS aarl Saaen,
berg. Sdatmeilter.
Die aomitees, oeuen oie Sorberei
tMn8en iiir oas SGnserielt obliesen
iinb oie foIgenoen:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17

Iapis. oem 26O Yfllnber. pocr Dem
ernie Sulef aust1lnpfen Die &ams.
ie iinoen hinfprt INNER Ilcnstng
u6enos itatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17

N Relieved in B minutes o.
double your money back
when sxeess stomach acid causes painful. eu06s4t
lnS gas. stomach and heartburn, doctors ussat0
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known f0R
ymptomatic relief-medicineo like thoss In Deu-anO
Tshaets No laxative Bell ans brings comfort IN .
)idy or douole your no0sy ssek return q 0oo1l0
u %. 25e q al drueeises
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01
Drink No Raw Milk
Health Director.
Warns

While vacationing in the country
this summer, beware of drinking
raw milk, warned Dr. Emil E. Palm
quist, Seattle Director of Public
Health. In consuming milk and milk
products which have not been pas
teurized you run the risk of acquir-
ing undulant fever-an unpleasant
disease transmitted usually by COWS
who have Bangs disease. Pigs and
goats may be the cause of a differ
ent species of undulant fever or
more correctly, "brucellosis," COM
ing from the word "brucella," the
name of the germ causing the
disease in animals and men.
Undulant fever makes you tired,
nervous, neutrality-suspicious. SINH
lar to those of tflu," but it takes
years to cure. 1t is estimated that
half the total cases of undulant
fever are contracted by drinking
raw milk. The remainder are of oc-
cupational origin-farmers, slaugh-
ter house workers, veterinarians,
and laboratory workers-those who
by the nature of their work are in
contact with infected animals or
carcasses. The disease, however,
said Dr. Palmquist, cannot be trans
mitted from one person to another.
Nearly 100 percent of the milk in
Seattle is pasteurized, DR.. Palm
quist said, but when drinking milk
outside of a large city it is wise to
ask first if the milk is pasteurized.
If not, don't drink it,
If you are in a farm house or
cabin where it is convenient to pas
teurize your own milk, it may be
done simply in this way: ID Heat
the milk to 1852 F., stirring con-
stantly, then ~ chill quickly by
setting the kettle of milk in cold
water, stirring until cool
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

Judge Regala announced that
Mayor Lapham has accepted the in
vitation to address the civic-musical
program marking the first ami
versary of the establishment of the
Republic of the Philippines.
Visited Manila
Mayor Laphams address will be
of special interest because by that
time he will have returned from a
round-the-world aerial trip which
will take him to Manila. Judge Re
gala said he has wired the Home
Office regarding Mayor Lapham's
visit there and has requested that a
royal welcome be accorded the
mayor whom the consul general de-
scribed in his wire as "most coop
erative and a good friend of Fill
pinos everywhere.
Folk Dances Featured
The program, which will start at
1870 p. M, will feature several Fill
Pine folk dances and songs.
Official observance of the Philip
pine independence Day in San Fran
cisco will begin at 10 a. m. on the
Fourth of July Wien Consul General
and Mrs. Regala will hold an Open
House up to noon during which they
will receive Filipino residents in
the city. In the afternoon, the Con-
sui General and Mrs. Regala will
give a cocktail party to foreign con-
suls in San Francisco and to city
and state officials.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

Sonstress Corazon Gustilo and
her immediate family coming in
early outwardly calm and strangely
collected but hopeful and very con-
fident of the victory of her candi-
dacy. Confirmed bachelor Urbano
K. Canezal all agog and expectant
of a lively thrilling upset at the
finish; Ralph D. Ayson, Vice-Pres-
ident of the Community, acting so
profoundly serious in the perform
ance of his duty as one of the able
managers of the winner, Queen
Anita I.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01
Personalities
(Seen during %he final tabuation of Saturday
night, June 21st, at the Washington HaID

ognition and acclaim by surrounding
and screening himself on the bal
cony with number of friends; Al
Fajardo, writer of no mean ability,
trying to juggle out of his fertile
brain a fool-proof solution to a
mathematical impossibility of get
ting his choice to win without back
ers to put up the hard cash.
One of last years lovely prin-
cesses, shapely Dolores Domingo, ex-
citedly watching the haIf-hourly
tabuIation of the nose-to-nose race.
Hapy-go-lucky ex-newspaperman
Bill F. Alvarez receiving the con-
uratulatory handshake of glamorous
Vivian YumoI for his pleasure trip
to New York a little while back.
Gay Primo ortega, neat and fastidi-
ously trim in well-talored, be-rib-
boned Army uniform, Ioking very
much and every inch soldier.
Chummy Dolores La Madrid, as
gay as lark, delightfully."- enjoying
the pleasures of the presence of a
number of old acquaintances; Cor
nelio N. Briones, proven champion
of the cause of the forgotten man,
having that look in a man weighted
down with knotty problems in his
mind; Silvestre Tangalan, energetic
agent of the West Coast Life In
surance, keeping a hawk-like watch
on the fairness of the balloting.
Adorable Christine Amado, Prin-
cess of the Philippine independence
Day celebration last year, dancing
magnificentIy with gay young
blade; SartoriaI Vincent P. Pilien,
the gent that's not seen without an
expensive (i9diy SSSOi my '''~~
looks to be like new heart in
terest wonder what the score
is on his former big moment? South
Park Tony Cruz having the fun of
his life by just acting as an I'M
Interested observer in the contest
and not as the silent behind-the-
scene manager of a candidate like
last year.
Mrs. Martina Villar, proud and
dotting mother of the queen-elect,
prayerfuly hoping before the final
tabulation for her pretty daughter,
Anita, to win. Statuesque, blonde
Judy Krisologo tete-a-tete-ing with
gracious Letha Osias, former Ore
gon socialite.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01
Mayor Lapham and Consul Regala
Speak at independence Program

San Francisco, Calif.-Mayor Roger Iapham of San
Francisco and Consul General Roberto Regala will be the
principal speakers at the Philippine Independence Day
braon to be held the evening of the Fourth of July the
YMCA auditorium, 220 Golden Gate Avenue.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01
Consuls Engaged On
independence Day

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. = All
Philippine consular Officials in San
Francisco will participate in Philip.
pine Independence Day celebrations
in different communities of Cali
fornia.
Judge Roberto Regala will be
principal speaker at the Filipino
Community celebration the night Of
July 3rd at Sacramento. From there,
he will proceed to San Francisco to
speak at a similar celebration at the
YMCA auditorium the following
night. Vice Consul j. G. Dionisio
will accompany Judge Regala to
Sacramento.
Consul Tiburcio G. Baja will rep
resent the consulate general at the
celebration in Imperial Valley Cali.
fornia.
Consul Jose F. Imperial will be
the principal speaker at the celebra.
ton in Stockton, while Vice Consul
Aurelio Ramos is scheduled to
speak in Alvarado.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

The cute Garcia sisters, Juanita
and Beverly, looking very beautiful
and very much alike . -. sort Of
two peas in a pod; Community Pres
ident Salvador Del Fierro agloW
with pride and a we'll nigh feeling
of satisfaction on the honesty and
the dispatch of how the Queen Con-
test was being conducted by its
Chairman, Vic. A. VeIasco and
battery of cIean-cut aides; Alex
Langoey, guardian angel of all
funds, all smiles at the prospect of
making big haul.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

Ex-Queen Dolores I doing fast
rhumba gracefully with debonair
fun-loving Pete N. Torres. Last
years popular President Guido AL
manor trying to shun public rec
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

A flat reduction of percent has
been ordered for July, in King
County, on o1d-age pension checks
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01
MISSING PERSONS BUREAU

information the whereabouts the listed
relatives the Philippines
information those listed
requested Philippine Consulate General
California St, San Francisco H. California
Missing Last Known ther information
Benio de la Francisco Calf
cusodio Dayang 1913 Main St, End So,
Seattle, Washington
Juan Dupa San Francisco Calf
crecencio R Gascon Los Angeles California
1907 Spring
1esus nonzon Martinez Formerly working on
U.SA Hospital Ship
"Marigold" arrived
San Francisco
1916 dsembarked at
Suisun Bay.
Iazaro Miguel O. Box
san Lorenzo Calf
Ariston Mostajo
F1orenina Noriega de
la Cruz San Diego California came TO u D IN lSiS
Asuncion Pagayon
Mrs. A. j. Angeles, California
Monico B. Paler Married to Emr Iapof
Salinas, Calf
Bentay, nocos
p l. About As
years
About "A years old, 5F
Agapito Pastor Delano Stockton,
Teodoro Salvador Beach
San Francisco
conchita serrano 1909 Berkeley. Calf
FIorentno Teneros Rt g. Box ssA So; wavy
Stockton Calf, or
p o. Davis
Victor Udasco 1884 Grant Ave,
Francisco Calf
Ricardo Martin seaman Seattie For' u
vcentuan Embarkaon U.SAT
"Clevedon" sank Jan
lives lost
Leonardo vnlshermosa /, Box SCI
Garden Groe Calf
porinoo vulanueva 312 Lemay o Vail
Detroit Employed as
Ford
Les
ter eodoro, Marco
lino:1 daughter, Ber
all employed
with
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

Married to Adraine Vail
lanueva. Employed as
mechanic at Ford
Factory, 3 sons, Les
ter, Teodoro, Marco
limo: l daughter, Ber'
nard, all employed
with Government.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-07-01

Lazaro Miguel
Ariston Mostajo
F1orentina Noriega y d
la Cruz
Asuncion Pagayon
Mrs. A. j. Cruz
Monico B. Paler
Evening star., 1947-04-15
James |. Dennis Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for James L. Den
mis-, 81, former lieutenant of the
guard at the Library of Congress,
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow.
Mr.. Dennis died Saturday night at
his home, 2018 T street Sc.
The services will be held at the
Lee funeral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Dennis, a native of Washing
ton, was a veteran of 26 years of
active duty with the Navy, having
enlisted in 1912 after graduation
from Jefferson Junior High School.
After serving for 20 years, he retired
and. joined the staff sof the Con-
gressional Library. He was recalled
to Navy duty as a chief boatswain
in 1910, and after serving in the
South Pacific and at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, was retired a
lieutenant, senior grade, in March,
1946. He was an employe of the
Riggs National Bank at the time of
his death,
He was a member of the American
Legion, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Brightwood Lodge No. 43 of
the Masonic Order, and Branch No.
4, Fleet Reserve Association.
Surviving are, his. widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mason Dennis, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Marie Dant, 4071 Minnesota
avenue NE,
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Jeremiah Mcdonald Dies;
Retired GP0 Pressman

jeremiah j. Mcdonald, IS, a re-
tired employe of the Government
Printing Office, died yesterday at his
home, 1871 A street NE, after a
long illness.
A native of Taunton. Mass, he
came to Washington about 40 years
ago and had worked in the GPO
from that time until his retirement
about 10 years ago. He was mem
ber of the Pressman's Union here
and belonged to the Church of the
Holy Comforter.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Catherine Mcdonald: daughter,
Miss Catherine E. Mcdonald. both
of the A street address; two sons,
DR.. Francis N. Mcdonald, 1922 E
street Sc, an instructor at George
town University Medical School, and
the Rev. Eustace Mcdonald of st.
Joseph's Passionist Monastery, Bal
timore, and a granddaughter.
Solemn high requiem mass will
be celebrated at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Church of the Holy Comforter,
with his son officiating. The choir
from the Passionist Monastery will
sing the mass. Burial will be in
Taunton.