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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01
Jackson St. Council
I'd Annual Cleanup
Campaign Success

Citizens of the Jackson Street
area delivered the goods" in fine
style and cooperated whole-hearted-
ly in the second annual Cleanup
Campaign sponsored last month by
the Jackson Street Community
Council, a Fed-Feather agency of
the Community Chest. Junk and
rubbish was piled high on nearly
every curb between Fifth and Four
teenth Avenues and between Yesler
and Dearborn.
Seven trucks, manned by volun-
teer crews, went through the dis
trict al through the morning and
part of the afternoon. Load after
load of rubbish that had accumu-
lated in easements, attics, spare
rooms and back yards was hauled
away to the dump.
Bailey-Gatzert school children did
an excellent job of clearing vacant
property in the area surrounding
the school. Discarded bed springs,
cans, boxes, and other eye-sores
were piled up by the children on
Friday in readiness for the trucks.
Cooperating with the Community
Council were the Volunteers of
America, the Salvation Army, and
Mr.. Ben Woo, all of whom loaned
trucks for the drive. Mr.. Robert
Groves, Chairman of the Campaign,
again provided lunch for all work
ers who loaded trucks.
Although the quantity of rubbish
hauled from the area was some
what less than that cleared away
last year, the same fine spirit of
cooperation prevailed. Through the
preliminary survey the Council
learned of IS dwellings where help
Council will assist owners and resi-
is NEEDED on rat determination. The
dents in getting in touch with ex-
termination authorities in an effort
to control the rodents.
Other matters of civic interest
pointed up by the Campaign which
the Council will be concerned with
include the provision of metal
waste cans in the business area on
Jackson Street, and improved street
lighting for the district.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01

However, the Filipino boys took
command of the singles, nosing out
their opponents by one match, win
ming four out of seven matches.
The Chineses rallied back and took
two out of three of the doubles,
thus ending the tournament five
matches for each team.
Scores: singles, Johnny Mendoza
beat w. Kay, 81; rs; ga. Regime
Abrena defeated Fe Chong, 81; SO;
6-2. Felipe Andrada was master
over DR.. Chinn, 6-1; 6-2; and the
Filipino team captain Dick Justo,
beat the Chinese veteran player
Andy Chinn, 81; rs. c. Woo de-
feated Rex Bandoline, so; GA. The
Chinese star, Hing, trimmed Mo-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01

desto Ebat Sc; SO; and Felix Be
calso, the veteran Filipino racket
wielder, bowed to young Al Mar,
81; 6-3.
Doubles: F. Mar and Chinn beat
Bacalso and Ebat, 81; 6-3. Dick
Justo and Bill Giron bowed to w.
Kay and king, "a; So. Casino and
Abrena outlasted Andrew and
Chong, 81; rs.
The last half of the contest will
be played sometime in August when
the members of the Filipino squad
will be back from the canneries.
The next tournament for the Fill
Pine team will be against the Olym-
pic Tennis Club of Seattle.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01
ON CONSULATE PERSONNEL

help but devote few lines of thought on the
projected consulate of the Republic of the
Philippines in the city of Seattle.
Naturally the Philippine Government will have the best
available to represent the interests of the
Youngest republic of the earth Logically will
into training experience and poentaties of its cit
Consequently, will employ of Initiative men OF
integrity, of ability, and men of character
It will not we imagine care to employ of proven
baseness of personal philosophy of selfish leadership
tagged with the highest of conce and deuson OF
grandeur without character in the broadcast sense OF
the word It will not be inspired to employ suspect
with inadequate training men or women whose
to leadership their righteousness in audng their
own imaginary achievements, women who are LOUD
the praise their but silent in the success OF
others men or women who not in any possible way
bring credit to the government that invests them with
sponsiblity
Or are we mistaken in hope?
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01
Civil Service Workers
Needed by Navy in
Marianas Isles

The Thirteenth Naval District
has announced that civil, mechani-
cal, electrical, and architectural
engineers experienced in design,
surveyors, craftsmen, and trade and
clerical personnel are urgently
needed by the Navy for employment
in the aMrianas Islands area, in
GLIDING Guam and Saipan.
The salaries for the professional
positions open range from $51S7 to
$6127 year, and for sub-profession-
al surveyors and Draftsmen) from
$SSO6 to $S776 a year. Applicants for
the professional positions must
have a college degree and have had
approximately four years expert
ence in engineering of a comprehen-
sive type technical and practical
nature, involving structural and
utility design.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-06-01
Filipino Racket Wielders
Superior in Singles over
Their Chinese Opponents
BY PETE FlL-ARCA

The first half of the Filipno-Chinese annual tennis
held Sunday, May %, at the Garfield High
School courts Both teams played marvellous tennis and the
Chinese squad showed great Improvement in their
cOmDared to previous
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
fKnow America)

1750-Thomas Pinckney, famed
South Carolina lawyer, soldier,
diplomat, governor, scientific
farmer, born Charleston. Died
Nov. %, 1928.
1885 Adlai E. Stevenson, I'LL
Inois lawyer, congressman, 23rd
Vice President, born in Chris
|tian County, KY, Died June Ii,
1914. a#
1857. Hopkinson Smith, no.
ted engineer, eminent artist,
popular novelist, delightful lec-
turer, born in Baltimore. Died
April z, 1915.
1847-Q00 years ago) Henry
Preserved Smith, noted Presby-
terrain educator, Biblical scholar,
pioneer American in modern
criticism, born in Troy, Ohio.
Died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Feb.
Is, 1927.
1872 - John Stewart Bryan,
Richmond, Va, newspaper edi-
tor, publisher, president of the
College of William and Mary,
born in Henriche Co., Va. Died
in Richmond, Oct. Is, 1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
Fossil Dragonflies
Are Super Giants

MOSCOW.-(APo. Dragonflies
with Widespread of over one
meter once lived in the Ural
mountain regions of the U.S.S.R.
An announcement from the
Moscow Orjonikidze Geograph-
ical Prospecting Institute said
fossils of the giant insects have
been brought back to the capital
after a recent discovery.
A statement said these finds re-
semble dragonflies and were dis
covered in the Permian strata
on the Vishera River. Hitherto,
it was stated, fossilized insects
of this type-but with a wing
span of only 80 centimeters-had
been found only in the coal
strata in Commentry, France,
and it was believed they were
extant only in the carboniferous
period, i.e., 335 million years
ago.
The present find, it was stated,
proves they existed also much
later. about 10 to 100 million
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
Lore Herbs
G0GOOd With
Lizards Hearts

JOHANNESBURG. - tAP).
Natives on the Rand. in
South Africa. are eager buy
ers for a consignment of
new love herbs" which
have just arrived from the
United States.
They mix the herbs with
powerful lizards hearts and
claim that il is very effec-
tive. The connection is used
10 make a man capable Of
holding the devotion Of his
wife so that he need not fear
that she will run away while
he is looking for a second
wife.
Native medicine men are
pleased with this addition
to their stock -in-trade. but
complain bitterly that there
is g serious shortage of hip
popotamus fat. used TO keep
bad luck away. The black
market price of hippo fat
has risen 200 per cent TO so
cents an ounce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
Babe Survives
Attempt To Be
Thrown Away

HONG KONG -(AP).-Ip Lin.
an amah (servanD of the Kow-
loon Hospital, is the proud adop-
tive mother of what she describes
as "a miracle baby"
The child--a girl-had her first
look at the world in side street
in Shamshupio. Her mother. a
28-year-old street sweeper, all
ready had four children VIII n
the fifth was born, the mother,
without tying the umbilical cord
on her child, dropped the infant
down Ia foot nullah.
The nullah was filled with
about foot of water which
cushioned the child's fall. While
the child's body was submerged
its head rested on sandbank
which lifted the nose and mouth
above the water level.
Two passing Chinese heard the
cries of the baby. The mother,
found lying .aNfew yards from
the nullah, is now awaiting trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
WEDNESDAY. OCT. I'll. l947
know America)

Edward r. Stettinius, Jr., rec
tor of the University of Vir-
ginia, onetime secretary of
state, born in Chicago, AZ years
ago.
Lieut.. Gen. Oscar w. Girls
void born in Ruby Valley, Ne
vada, 81 years ago.
Oscar L. Chapman, undersec-
rotary of the interior, born
Omega, Va, 81 years ago.
Professor Charles Brewster
Tinker of. Yale, professor emeri-
tus of English literature, born
in Auburn, Maine, II years ago.
Burton Rascoe of New York,
author-ed born Fulton, KY,
SIS years ago.
DR.. George w. Beadle, chair
man of the Division of Biology,
the California Institute of Tech
nology, born at Wahoo, Nebras-
ka, A years ago.
Constance Bennett, actress,
born in New York, AZ years
ago.
DR.. Mary A. Cheek, president
of Rockford College, Illinois,
born at Danville, KY, Sc years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 81. l947
know America)

1759--Thomas Cooper, noted
English agitator, here at IS for
greater freedom of expression,
noted scientist, prolific pamph-
letter, minor prophet his dav
born in England, died May II,
1889.
1780--John Forsyth, famed
Georgia lawyer, orator, senator,
governor, secretary of state,
born Fredericksburg, Va. Died
October 81, 1841.
1821-Collis P. Huntington,
California merchant in 1849,
leader-president in building of
Southern Pacific r. r., born at
Harwinton, Conn. Died August
Is, 1900.
1832-Leopold Damrosch, here
at 40 because discontinued with
German life, noted New York
musician, father of two noted
musicians, born in Germany.
Died February Is, 1885.
1862-Newell c., Wyeth noted
illustrator and mural painter,
born at Needham, Mass. Died
October 10, 1945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
Training Planned
For Greek Workers

ATHENS, Greece.-(AP).-With
hopes of augmentlng the ma
TONS supply of skilled and semi
skilled workers, the American
Mission for Aid to Greece is col
laborating with the Ministry of
National Economy and represen-
tatives of educational, industrial
and labor groups to establish a
vocational educational program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
tKnow America)

Clinton p. Anderson, secretary
of agriculture, born at Center
vile, S. D., 50 years ago.
DR.. William D. Coolidge, direc-
tor emeritus of research of the
General Electric Co., born in
Hudson, Mass, "a years ago.
Hugh Baltic, president of the
United Press N.Pa. born In
Brooklyn, N. " 81 years ago.
Maj. Gen. Robert M. Little
john. War Assets Administra-
tor, born at Jonesville, S. c., 81
years ago.
Maury Maverick of San An
tonic, Texas, one-time congress
man, chairman of the Smaller
War Plants Corp, born in San
Antonio, So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23
Dwight G. Griswold, AMAG

DWlght U. GrlSWold, AMAG
chief, says.
Special attention. is being given
to the formation of an emery
eney phase to absorb some of the
$4,000 excess civil servants slat-
ed for release from government
jobs between now and the first
of the year, he says.
The program will provide also
for on-the-job training, short
term courses for part-time work
ers, and the rehabilitation of
general, long-range systems
utilizing the few existing voca-
tional schools as a base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-23

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
9Th Annual June German Slated
For June Is, Ray Eberle Will Play

ROCKY MOUNT. May "a -
Robert Moore, president of the
Carolina Cotillion club of Rocky
Mount announced today that plans
are almost completed for the 9th
annual June German, which will
be held in Rocky Mount on June
IS.
Raw Eberle a n d his orchestra
have been engaged for the big
dance which will be staged in
Planters warehouse No. 2. Eberle
was formerly vocalist with the
Glen Miller band, and he will
come to Rocky Mount direct from
the Meadowbrook club in New
York city.
Admittance to the dance will be
by invitation only. Mr.. Moore
stated that bids are o being
printed and the office will be open
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
ITALIAN Production Is Scheduled
To Play On Tuesday Evening, June 3

Estate of the Union" is a play
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coming election. 1t is highly enter
tanning and moves swiftly from
the beginning to the end, and at
times proves serious.
The brilliant cast is entering the
final week of ~rehearsals, all OF
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parts" with the Thalians in the
past. Mrs. Oliver c. Hutaff played
tie lead in "Stage Door, in 1888
ard theatre-goers will be delight
&c to see her appear as Mary
Matthews in this show.
Grant Matthews will be por-
trayed by Guerard Simkins, Grant
is ambitious to be president, is
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

SENIOR Girl TREEIY CELEBRATE A LAST HOUSEPARTY TOGETHER Shown taking in
sunshine and possible showeSh this weekend at Wrghtvne Beach are u members the Senior group
members had not wta arrived for OSepary. Pictured bottom to top left side of the stairway
Miss Wmwd HawHs Miss Edna MaHhes Miss Princess Senms Miss MargeB Barnes Miss Ann
Miss. Sara Kay Jordan Bottom to top RICH side of Stairway: Miss fancy Wmnmgham; Miss
canine Stanley Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss anIyn Goodman Miss flora Ncwr ad Miss Patty
Sutherland the 0Mepayi is in full swing at summer cottage of Miss MayR Reynolds. PHOTO B Y
Rem MAYNARD
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

in Planters No. 2 warehouse Mon
day June 2. In accordance with
the policy of the Carolina Cotil-
lion club which sponsors the
dance, only men wearing black
evening clothes will be admitted
to the dance floor.
The June German dates back Of
ficially to 1880 when the late
Thomas H. Battle and a group of
other young leaders, including j.
P. Bum the only n of the origi-
nal group still active in the organ
ization, planned the original af-
fair. The dance to be given June
10 will be the 9th annual June
German. The event has been helE
every year since its beginning
with the exception of two yearS
during World War I and threx
years during World War II wheH
it was suspended.