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HELP WOMEN
CCOTTNTTNG CIERK-TYPIST,

ACCOUNTING CLERK-TYPIST, per-
manent position, requiring knoWl-
edge OF bookkeeping or accounting
tunity for promotion; good working
conditions; 5-day wk; monthly sal
ADVERTISING COPYWRITER-De-
partment store doing progressive
writer who can type; be prepared
apply advertising office, end floor,
GoLDENBERGS 9TH and X SITS. NV,
ART APPRENTICE, work in studio
some evenings. week ENDS; n1n Lea Lean n
DU. 6s24, after $50. -l6
COOK. experienced, for roomins
BExUjrfciAN.HA1R I Al ri aHl sryL1sT, top
CHESTER BEAUTY STUDIO, 1000
Cathedral ave. Telephone OR. 71l2.
Sunday, MA. $50. Ext. 1@4. 10
BEAUTICIAN. also manicurist and
shampooist: good salary 4O-hour
week. DAVID HA1RsTYL1sT' 1899
BEMATSTiIGIAN-Experienced r Ii Ga in make
up and hair styling. Apply in per;
son. HOTEL sTATLER BEAUTY
BEAUTlCIAN, must oe eHpeIIencSq.
a644. ssi5 Alabama ave. Sc, is
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be ex-
pert finger wayer and manicurlst'
hours, to 6. 2319 Calvert st. NV
BOOKKEEPER. general once work
pleasant working conditions. Cal
BooKKEEPER-sEcR for con-
struction ONCE, exper. only: 5R days,
good salary; work in Bethesda. Box
BooKkEEPER-rYr1sr GS5ss; iaPEi for auto ie CO.;
not over 35 yrs of age; good salary
and pleasant working conditions.
5-day week. State full particulars
chfrTERfA sG1 saRH suPERv1soRs stfTE for main
tenance and sanitation in Fedl.
perience helpful, but will train per
sons with good physical stamina
and ability to direct colored ,So en-
benefits; age. e2-4O. GOVT sERV-
ICES. INC, 1119 "1st st. NV. IA
CASHIER, MAGAZINE clerk, exper. in
magazine sales Excel. pay. starts
April l. $50. refs. read. 4201 Geor-
cAsHiER, As hEfi NC: MGR 1000 posting ma
chine, experienced only. permanent;
good salary, 5-day week. FRANC
JEWELRY Co, MI. Trice, ea7 7th
- Young lady to work as
cashier in large real estate of1ce;
must have previous experience in
either bank or real estate office; ex-
cellent workins conditions; 5-day
work week: salary, $3.50 per year;
,ynches furnished, Call MR.. COX
iER-CHECKERs for cafeteria
lines in Federal bldgs: alert with fig
ures, neat personal appearance; expr.
helpful but we will train those with
desired qualifications: 1885; 40.hr.
wk.. many employe dement's GOVT
ssSHifFo; sAsHTERoTYP1ST iHI 10 Aufomobile te A.
nance CO.; must be neat appearing
able to meet public; perm. pos. Ap-
ply in person, Mr. Stuart, MOTOR
CREDIT CO., 5o3 Fl st ne.
CLERK. 5-day week in downtown
finat cial Office: general ofice work
with ability to operate typewriter
REQUIRED; age "a to 80. Box &C
CLERK. lgble. handwriting, ability
to type; 5-day wk; perm. Dos. Ap-
ply end f.. 1722 Eye st. NV:
CLERK, general once work, ability to
type helpful. 5la-day week: vaca-
ton with pay. employe proflt-s -shar-
ing plan, planned program OF ad-
vancement, free hospita lization. in
suranee and other benefits: Ideally
located in Brightvood. CONNER
CIAL CREDIT CORP, 1913 Georgia
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cedure in order to get to the party
ontime. They washed the pulp In
running water. squeezed 1t gently
and put it in a jar to keep moist
for tests the next day.
They found the next day that
the pulp's qualities had changed.
They figured that the squeezing
somehow changed the f1bers. They
set out to duplicate the accident
by use of machines.
1t was then that Consolidate
was consulted.
A pilot machine has operated in
the Price Bros. plant at River Bend
Quebec, for nine months, Mr.. Ingle
said. The saving of $3.50 a ton was
based on production of 1.400 tons
daily, he added. That's the River
Bend plants current output.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SALESMAN

SALESMAN, telephone experience;
advertising or tansibles for SPECIAL
radio program. Phone Owens 1890
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for a
top-notch salesman Of good habits
and neat appearance, must have car,
middle e-ased man preferred. but abil-
ity will be given first consideration.
This is a highly disnified sales posi-
tion. tion WIN No ean1assins nor
town work; salary and commission.
Please write about Yourself in COM
plete detail Give your phone num-
Der for interview. Box 139-M. Star.
SIoO perNyes, SioO per week, come
in and well be glad to show you
mgr, mgr 81 $40 Rins Bids 18TH and M
sALEsMEN. experience helpful but
not essential. Requirements. Hard
work in direct canvas of taverns.
selling Americas finest beer-dis-
pensing system, made by world S
largest manufscturer IN its fisid; ID
sSo6cs; ss.coo.s1o, 900 a' per snnum. Draw
Call JACK STONE CO., Otis 7400.
between $50 and l@' Tues. and
Statesmen -CkEWMkN, sell notcIS
silver, alum. housewares, for small
d. p: easy terms; super statesmen
not wanted, only men contented to
earn approx. 500 wk.:: car neces-
sary. Call HU. 1854 for sppt: or
come In Tues. STANDARD HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 1904 11th st. NV.
SALEMEN sell today's best specially:
experience not necessary: must be
willing worker; salary while in train
ing. Call Sligo 7779 for app. Car
necessary. ID
WE HAVE an excellent opening for a
man to build and own his own busi,
ness as an insurance associate. Call
to discuss this with us II you are
ambitious and q so-getter. D1. a65.
YOUNG MAN with car to assist man.
aeer home improvement business
Drawing account arranged. Balance
Of remuneration on commission. Ap-
ply between 2 and IL. 12S 18th
St NV. third floor. ,,-l5
Statesmen, food trade. to sell quail
ity jellies. preserves, pecans; etc. as
non-confiictins side line. AID. $3.50.
SALESMEN for all major elec. ap-
pliances: attrac. pay for men willing
to work: exper. not nee. but helpful;
inside and outside work. Apply
soss. ss5ss nss soo4 l. l. /. .s:. s:7EMAs n.. no 5
ROUTE Iyri SALESMAN WANTED r' for To-
cal meat concern; knowledge Of meat
business necessary; also D. c.
drivers permit. Boz 131-B. Star
Ia
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HELP WOMeN

TYPIST, under 80, exper.; newspa-
per Office; minimum speed so words
per min; starting salary, 1882 mo.
= adyaneement;, Ex. 534o. -1s
ernoons on new daily publication
Speed, accuracy and Initiative sole
qualifications. EX. 1880. 10
TYPIST. for established Insurance.
agspcy; iEy ~ 5-dsy dsgo week Call MR.. AN
TYPIST-CLERK for service ONCE; 40
Boudreau. SEARS RoEBucK l. CO.
23ol Lawrence ave. ne. NO. s?43.
wAlyREssmAqpEy yng gsf,5, 2 in gsa gss5asen; ST.
wAIfkEssmH 5 5Ef5 Ss;tat @a s an: to 3 Pm.
wAfrkEss ca MANAGe6 aeIorea sH eaD as5 for break
18th St ST, NV WHITEHAIi. -
WAITRESS, white. full time; meals
and uniforms furn. CHEVY CHASE
WOMAN, white, age 225 to 55. capable
of working with children. good SAL
ary, liberal vacation with pay.
pleasant WORKING cond. Live in, ref.
woMFSMEarn FeSai NA m good incom. rep repre-.
senting Avon Cosmetics, as adver-
tiseo in Good Housekeeping md 10
other leading womens magazines.
RE. OI95. -l5
WOMEN, work at home few hours
for medical and hospital plan. Sal
aGs.r aTy snd sfsr hours for good worker BOX
WOMEN. White. can earn 81 hourly
WORK. free sales EQUIPMENT and
ing. Ii. 2142. -15
YOUNG LADY, to do stenography.
typne, filing and secretl work. Sal
ary open. See Mr.. Broder, ROSSLER
FURN. CO.. 2543 14th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY with selling ability
for women ), dept. age 1922: one
wiling willing to-, to learn ladies. t2 ready1s1,
sfoREs sfcG ARR5y ny rs ME sfFqs; ST. nv soH5 i5
YOUNG LADY for cashier and claims.
general office work, some tipping
necessary; perm. position; good
starting salary. MA. sl75 for appt.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced drug
and cosmetic clerk; excel oppor-
tun''y for enersetie person. Ii. 1892.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in a Job with
fypist' O-Ei Pleasant tol GsN' Workins condie
ticnS, good hours, good salary and
ssoo ssa6cs If for nssTy;9s adyaasement Phone sr
DIANA DEERING will train att
tractive, vell-groomed ladies, % to
As. for pleasant, profitable work
as charm counsellor. Car and
phone needed. Call 81. 161s.-15.
fLL-'ROUND BEAUTY OPERATOR, )
yrs experience; salary and commits
sion; ) days week. LADY -ARLING-
TON BEAUTY SALON. e26 So. Fill
OPENING For WOMAN who desires
pleasant and profitable work Ad-
vancement LUzIERS COSMETICS,
AID. 1913 -lS
PERSONNEL INTERvIEwER-Excep-
tional opportunity for bright, exper
person State aGe, exp, etc. Box
GO-C, Star.
GET $50 selling 100 boxes greeting
cards Napkins, coasters, stationery
and complete line with name on:
costs nothing to try; send for samples
and selling plan on approval VEL
COME, 1868 Plane st. Dept 81, New
ark -, N. J.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
Deaths Reported

From the District of Columbia Bureau Of
Vital Statistics
Juliana M Escher, 20, Falls Church. Va
Mabel E MeGee. - 2334 18TH st. sc:
Joseph J. Carroll. g. Mount Rainier. Nd
Henry C. Cook, 73, 1855 Maryland ave. ne
Mike A BoJokles so, 1857 Gales st. ne.
Ethel Kravis. IS. l436 Tuckerman st. n W
Garnet F. Murray. 6b. 4S25 4Sth St NV
Louis Fahnestock, 100, 29OO Connecticut
Annie L. P. Clark, s5. 1894 Harvard
Infant Fridley, 700 1lth st. Sc.
Ada Ullmer 81, Chevy Chase, Md.
claIa C. Mason, 81, South Weymouth
Elijah P. Davis. SIS. Manassas Va
Bernadette H Clymer 81, Arlington. Va
Katie J. Johnson, SO, 31l5 New hamp-
william Bucher. ~. 4Ol 3rd st. NV.
Bessie s. Merrill, so, 6O21 Western ave
Joseph Frank, 6s. sos 9th st. NV.
Lula Blue. 23, 935 5th st. me-
Ages Palmer. 32. 73s 12hath st. sc.
James M. Sparrow, As, 5ll 4th st. s.w.
Alberta Alestock, As. l2l 18th st. ne.
Lille Foster. 60. 6l5 New Jersey ave. NV
Infant Timberlake, 1907 Harvard st. NV
Evening star., 1949-03-14
Rheunlatics and
ArtIlritics Happy


Checks Pam "In . Flash Monsy Baes
When stabbins tormentins Rheumatism. Arth-
ritis. Lumbsso. Neuralgia or Neuritis pains
plague you day after day-dont despair: b
smart and take dependable NORIIO: Used ana
praised by ythousands-NORITO b like 4 doc
tors formula. Its trustworthy ingredients are
well-known for their effectiveness in bringing
blessed. happy and quick relief from those
exhausting muscular aches and pains If you
want to feel on the up and up. don't expert.
ment. but get NORlIO now. II the very hrst
three doses do not relieve even the most stub
Norm rheumatism or similar pains to your. conn
3lete satisfaction your money will be refunded.
Don't .ufer. Ask drusgist for NORlTO today.
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Patients Asked to Party

|. Jewish patients in st. Eliza
fbeths Hospital have been invited
to attend an annual Purim party
at 2 pm. tomorrow in Hitchcock
Hall. The party. sponsored by the
Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle. will in
clude traditional holiday religious
services and refreshments
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SALESMAN
AGENTS

ATTENTION. examinations, parent
teachers assn, churches, clubs. fra
ternal orders. lodges. etc. Start. a
merchandise club Absolutely no in
vestment; possible earnings from
5000 to 81 900 within 3 TO 6 mos
Write for catalogue and full details,
HORROW FURNITURE CO., ia
Chestnut St. Phila +, Pa.
GREETING CARDS-Make $50 selling
100 boxes; samples on approval
EvERS 5l-56W Simonson st, Elm
hurst N Y -l9
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CHAUFFEUR, careful. white; fol
lady; several hours, 3 times wkly.
city ref State age. Box 2-x. Star
srENoGRAPHER. exper.; some gen.
eral ONCE work; young man. ol
woman: excel. salary and workins
cond. Apply in person. See Mr.
Davis. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
CO. 1917 K ST. NV. IL
FOR PERSONAL or telephone contact
Manville insulation. Opportunity
also for shut-in and stay at homes.
Excellent commission set UP. Call,
write or see Mr.. Hearn, JOHNS
MANVTLLE SALES CORP, 92s 9TH
st. NV, EX. l171. IL
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Coughs Eased!
Quick, Pleasant, Easy

Halls Expectorant quiets coughs
due to colds amazingly quick.
Tends to soothe and aid Nature
heal irritated membranes Of the
throat. Special ingredients warm
throat and chest and help you feel
many times better. Take no need
less chances by letting that cold
60 unchecked. Get q bottle of
soothing HALLS EXPECTORANT
today from your favorite druggist.
Convenient size bottle only 40c.
Larger sizes for home and family
use.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL TAX RETURNS expertiy pre-
pared any time or place by appt.;
80 yrs. exper.; nom. fee. UN. 7o45.
ATTENTION, home owners. doctors.
dentists. BARRIERS. etc. Now the new
Ster- O-Lite, ultra violet health lamp,
may be purchased direct from mfg.
representative at factory prices:
Call NO. 1908. or come in a053 M
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
ave. NV RE. 1881 Open all year.
Our service does not end March 15!
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF the stock
Colorado Buildins, Washnieton 5.
D. G., on Monday. March 21. 194a
At 1000 am, for the purrose Of
the, capital and for other business.
MuNb Z. PENDEEToNS.N Jr., FIR Trustees.
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNs pre-
pared sISIls iaGlTdlns D C.. MO- Va
vEDERAL INCOME TAX RETGRNs
prepared by former revenue agent.
l1S Carroll ST. NV phone RA'
TAX RETURNS prep. in your home
S5. Exper. tax accountant. veteran.
Save by proper completion. FA. 9?s6
EGREss LAw-Practical and eco
nomical application to conform 70
D. c. code No obliga ton. DUPONT
MR.. BUSINESSMAN. need a good
once manager? Accountant? Bkkpr,? :?
sonnet. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 6767.
GAS HEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters, coal and oil
boilers, radiators, bathrooms, kitch-
ems. etc; immediate Installations:
q sTANsBURY CO.. INC, Ii. 3029.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared,
o'clock Til March Is. LEONARD Co,
-o00e 18th st. NV. CO. $3.50. IA
LAMPS, table. floor. sold to you at
our factory prices, guaranteed say
NV. NV No No seo5, Geofgetown' -
ATTENTION. BUILDERS - Portable
construction field once bldg, 2 rms,
bargain. See at 18th and sts., ne.
FREE BOOK if you name songs on
Hour of Power" WMAL Sundays.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
Might or day call Blue Jay 'Weav-
ers Of Distinction" Burns. cuts.
tears. or moth damage. We call.
TAX %s ds1!Ts5 RETuRss' 60 ss.oo@prepared 500 by
former Govt. tax agent and account.
ant 334 Bond Bldg. l4th and
N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 1879. l5'
INCOME TAX RETURNS
No waiting at the TAY CENTER III
Evening star., 1949-03-14

Nigerian football players tour
ing Britain this year will play
barefoot if the fields are not too
Soggy.
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HELP MEN
ENGINEER

5th class. Only experienced need
apply. Good salary, 6-day week.
Apply bet 4 and q or 4 and 3. BLISS
PROPERTIES. 1911 Columbia ro
Evening star., 1949-03-14
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

FUBLIc sTENoGRAPHER has OPEN
inss for competent stenographers
and typists. Part or full time.
Hours arranged to suit. (No eve
ming or home workers0 Sterling
ADAMS SI TEACHERS AGENCY has Bet
rado Bldg, 14th and G, RE. 1898.
DRAFTSMAN, eng, S75. surveying, 2
yrs. exper topo. craftsman, survey
ing and field work, S65 wk. See Mr
Day, PERSONNEL SERVICE 1871 G
EDIPHoNE OPER. o.. start $40.
und. 30; exc. working eond.; at
once. Miss Evans at BOYD'S, 700
18th cor G. MA. 1898.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPECIALISTS

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPECIALISTS
White or colored We will collect
your rent and take care of necessar,
repairs We are we'll organized anc
equipped for this work. Call Mr.
Shifrin, FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., 91b New York ave. NV. Ma
RADIO TECH, $240
Radio and electronic courses. ATLAS
AGENCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Ia
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
17os G st. NV.
MEN
Radio technicians. administrative cat
Alleging and indexing-12 immed
openings, start S240 mo. Many other
openings, see Sundays Star.
WOMEN
eecys-exec. asst; association; legal;
foreign mission; and others; 5 days;
S2,4oo to S3,3oo. Typist clerks
Srad.. s16o. Many other openings,
~ Sundays Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
MEN WANTED

nent Jobs, with steady year-'round
earnings. with paid vacations, sick
leave, free transportation and other
benefits: learn to operate . street.
car or bus. We will teach you and
pay you while learning. Apply now,
Monday through Friday, $50 am.
TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE. 3132 M st. NV.
Take routes 10 Rosslyn, 20 Cabin
John. 80 Friendship Heights street.
ears direct to door, LII
Evening star., 1949-03-14

When ansBerino ddrertissments
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
incloSe original references, or
other materials OF personal pdiae.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-14

Prepared by former Govt tax asent
and accountant. Fee SIS. Open 6
till 9. 334 Bond BLDG, 14th anc
New York ave. NV. ST. 1893. Ia
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SNLESMIN 0Soht.
statesmen
TRUCK SALESMAN

Interested in permanent position
Offering unlimited opportunity. See
WEATHERGUARDS ad under Help
UanteG Men Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-14
Statesmen
SHOE, SALESMAN
SOLICITORS

EXCELLENT position for an experienced
salesman; salary plus com. Also part:
time. Apply Joseph De Young l22t
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SEAL, INC.

Statesmen for Tel-O-Aid
New exclusive time-saving once de
vice featured in Time, Newsweek
Forbes. Excellent opportunity FOL
high caliber men. ST. 81 go. -ls
Evening star., 1949-03-14
TAX RETURNS

INCOME TAX RETURNS
No waiting at the TAX CENTER. I'LL
Vermont ave. NV. RE. 1881. open
daily incl Sun and ewes -1b
Evening star., 1949-03-14

MARRIED WOMAN
opportunity for woman who
can devote Is or more hours per
week to diznified work that pays
above the average and has real
future. If home duties keep you from
accepting a full-time Job, write me,
giving experience and telephone num-
her Box 15o-R Star -15
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SALESMAN

81 to 35 years of age Are you COM
pletely satisfied with your present
earnings? If not. we can show you
how to earn SloO-~l50 each and
every week OF the wear. Car essen
tial. Phone RE ?2US for interview.
mornings to L., -l5
Evening star., 1949-03-14
OPPORTUNITY
SALESMAN

Ladies' hosiery (residenO. Must
have experience. Man with good
following among the better stores
in Maryland. Washington, D. c. and
Va. Commission basis. Permanent
&taF 10"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01

tween Fiipinos and other peoples.
It has sent Filipino speakers to
many American organizations in
the Pacific Northwest. Many Of its
members were active in the cam
paign for a Filipino clubhouse in
the city of Seattle. 1t has sponsored
debates and vocational guidance
programs. The major detectives of
these programs are: (a) to guide
undergraduate and high school
students in the selection of their
careers, (b) to promote cooperation
between Filipino organizations in
the city, (c) to foster better under
standing between students and
on-students, and (d) to arouse an
enlightened public opinion on Phil
ippine problems"
The Alumni Association has not
in any instance deviated from this
outline of its general policy and
detectives.
In line with its policy to pro-
mote better understanding between
Filipinos and other peoples" the
Association purchased and donated
to the library of the University of
Washington and to the Seattle
Public Library sets of the Philip
pine Encyclopedia and score of
other books on the Philippines and
about the Filipino people. The idea
behind this was to give the Ameri-
can reading public access to the
right literature about the Philip
pines and its peoples as against
newspaper and magazine articles
which were inevitably made less
dependable and less authoritative
by the flare of modern journalism
for the sensational and the bizarre.
This purchase and donation of
books were made in 1897 under the
administration of DR.. Melecio To-
ledo.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01

Ond Filipino to receive the Ph.D,
degree from the University of
Washington, is now director of
Philippines private college.
During the depression years, Fill
Pine students, almost without eX-
ception, were faced at one time or
another with shortage of funds;
many had to shamefully leave
school just before the quarter
ended, or just quarter before
graduation. Many members of the
Association experienced this en-
barrassment during their under
graduate days. Now, as graduates,
they believe the present and on
coming generations of Filipino stu
dents at the University should be
spared the handicap of financial
shortage which was their unhappy
lot many years ago. In the Winter
of 1913, under the administration
of Alexandra A. Langoey, the
Alumni Association started move
ment for a Filipino Student Loan
Fund for Filipino students at the
University of Washington. This
fund was going to be perpetual and
loans were to be made to Filipino
students under terms drafted by
the Association and approved by
the University administration. The
usual interest charge was to be
made on all loans.
500 Started Fund
In the Spring of 1914, an initial
deposit of $500 was made by the
Alumni Association with the
comptroller of the University. The
goal set by the Association was
$1,000. The campaign was carried
on by the succeeding administra-
lions of Victoria A. Velasco and
Sergio Acena. In 1913 the goal
was reached.
Now, in the University of Wash
ingtOn, and "aS long as the Uni
versity exists" there is revolving
and perpetual loan fund of $1,000
available for the use of Filipino
students in that institution of
learning.
Other minor activities of the
Alumni Association are its tradi-
tional New Years Eve Dance,
which is looked forward to by all
Filipinos and their friends, and its
annual Lake Washington cruise in
the Spring, which also serves to
get all elements of the Filipino and
American communities together,
thus cementing good will and mu-
tual understanding.
Alumni Make Good
Many members of the Alumni
Association who have returned to
the Philippines have made good
in their respective lines of work.
Just to mention few, there are
Dr. Pedro Guiang, the first Filipino
to receive the Pho. degree from
Washington, who is now superin-
tendent of schools in the division
of Cebu; DR.. Melecio Toledo, the
second to receive the coveted Ph.D.,
who is now director of a private
college in the province of Isabella;
DR.. Bernardo Acena, the third to
be honored with the doctorate, who
is now head of the plant division,
Bureau of Science, Manila; Floren-
clio Tamesis, one of the first Fill
pino graduates from Washington,
who is now director of the Bureau
of Forestry. Lack of space makes
it impossible to mention many
more who are a credit to their
Alma Mater.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01


jectives which
w e r e broadly
social and cul-
tural." AS the
years went on,
the Association
openedits mem
bership to for
ner students of
the University of
Washington and
to Filipino grad
uate S of other
American a n d
Philippine col
leges and uni
VerSities.
Fro m t h e
Alumni y e ar
book of June,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01
Organized in 1929

AS an association of Filipino
graduates of the University of
Washington, the U. of w. Filipino
Alumni Association was organized
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01

1886, we quote:
From its inception, it has taken
an active part in the Filipino Com
munity and has endeavored to pro-
mote a better understanding be-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1949-12-01
Major AccompIis hments
Of the Filipino Alumni
Association in 20 Years
BY VICTORIO A. VELASCO,
Filipino Alumni Association

If the usefulness of organization may be measured by
its past accomplishments, then certainly have to
believe that the U. of W. Filipino Alumni Association has
not been existing for 20 wears in vain
Evening star., 1949-08-18
Canadian and U. 5. Loans
Sought. by New Zealand
..ly ,hadl 80 s;sisd Press

WELIdNdToN,sNew Zealand,
Aug. 1S.-Finance. MinisterWais
ter Nash, presenting a budget to-
night, said the government had
inquired about dollar loans from
Canada and the United States.
He said loans were sought on
reasonable terms to finance essen
tial imports, particularly for cap
ital purposes.
Special measures will be taken
to increase exports to the United
States and Canada and to insure
we obtain the benefit of dollars
from such exports" he added.
Mr.. Nash said dollars were at
present being lost through resale
of New Zealand goods by other
countries. He did not promise
any tax reduction,