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Evening star., 1953-05-16
Methodists to Break Ground
For Lonhon Church Addition

from Hampstead Charge, Carroll
County, Md. A native of WASH
ington, he is a graduate of
American University and Gar
rett Biblical Institute.
Mr.. Young is married, has two
daughters. Mrs. Katherine Rig
gin of Kent Village, Md. and
Beverly Ann, and lives in the
parsonage. next to the church.
Evening star., 1953-05-16
Tifereth Israel Supper

The Titereth Israel Congrega-
ton and Sisterhood will hold a
spring supper at 1880 pm. to-
morrow at the synagogue. Four
teenth and Euclid streets NV.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
OUR ANNIVERSARY

with padonabe pride remind FORUM readers of this
Oct 49, 1928 that Volume
publication first greeted the reading public in Sc
vicinity
say pde" the FORUM is the only remaining
Filipino publication Pacific after others
disappeared only leaving their memory with
their while they the field with
honestly the day.
differed with in all sincerity
Today recall first twenty-five the
the Time
acquant the FORUMS editorial.
printed follow
ing editorial:
THE "RAiSON DETRE"
In anticipated inquiry the establishment of
FILIPINO FORUM, should like o
L. Thot this paper organized in the spirit solely of
the Filipino community the Poetic Northwest increasing
size) year by year.
Thot Fundamentally have inflicted this enterprise upon
pecunory aim; this is only secondary,
Thof this is intended Official orson of the whole
Filipino community, and not of O select group
a. Tho, being Unofihoed any pory distinct group we
shuh ohwoys remain Independent policy
"SERVICE is oim PATRIOTISM VI urge"
cs And through the the FORUM
editor and publisher thus continuation
gnal aims detectives.
All all years
had to suspend publication
Continued on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
respect and their love.
SENSE OF DUTY vs.. MILLIONS

Essentially, Magsaysay is a man
of action He is, however, fast be-
coming adept in COMPRISING
thought into a few words. Hence
his being man of few words. And
in this he is eloquent.
AS a man of action, Magsaysay
excels. He has high moral con-
cept. Graft, corruption, dishonesty
these things are very abhorrent
to this simple man. "a could have
become a millionaire" said Mag
saysay, during my membership in
the Liberal Party with the huge
sums of money offered to me by
INSCRIPTIONS persons, but a sense
of duty to the poor, sick and hungry
millions compelled me to defect to
the Nacionalistas and seek the
presidency"
81 could not allow myself" Mag
saysay continued, ito become an
instrument to acts of graft and cor
ruption in the government, so |
decided that I could not help the
Liberal Party retain power in the
government without hurting h
people"
And so Magsaysay seeks t h e
highest office within the power
of his people to give for one COM
polling reason: to give the people
a clean government.
FITS MARKHAM'S IDEAL MAN
Edwin Markham's description of
an ideal man in public office can
be applied to Ramon Magsaysay.
Says Markham:
1.-THE matter of importance is
not the place a man fills, but how
he fills 1t - not even the achieve
ment of his life, but the spirit of
his life.
"a man in public life if he
looks on his office as a mere in
strument to give him power and
glory = is only an empty shell. But
if he keeps his petty ego suppress
Continued on Poge a
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
FAIRBANKS RETURNS TO
RAINIER PLAYHOUSE

Rainier Playhouse, beginning its
fall series of half-hour dramatic
shows featuring Douglas Fairbanks
Jr., moves from Friday to Wednes-
day evening on KING-TV.
Rainier Playhouse time remains
unchanged = 500 p. m. The first
of the Wednesday programs ap-
pears September 80.
The program, sponsored by The
Rainier Brewery of Seattle, pre-
sents dramatic shows filmed all
over the world, using top Holly
wood and European stars.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
MASONIC LODGE
OFFICERS LISTED

The Regional Philippine Grand
Lodge in America No. l elected
its officers for 1854 during its con-
vention held here last month.
Released by Regional Grand
Secretary Silvino V. Tallido, the
new officers are: Lucio r. Magno,
regional grand master (re-elected)
Magno D. Reyes, regional deputy
grand master; Andy Rallojay, re-
gional senior grand warden; Pru-
dencio P Mort, regional junior
grand orator Cre-elected); Silvino
V. Tallido, regional grand secre-
tary (re-elected) Irineo p Soriano,
regional grand treasurer (re-elect-
ed.
The appointed grand officers
are: John M. Castillo, regional
grand lecturer; Fernando Ferrera,
regional grand chaplain; George
Naungayan. regional senior grand
deacon; Nicasio D. Ancheta, re-
gional junior grand deacon; Ru-
dolfo M. Andres, regional grand
marshall (re-appOinted) Paul Re
fuerzo, regional senior grand stew
ard (re-appointed); Severe Raquel,
regional junior grand steward ire
elected; Harry Catalan, regional
grand master of ceremonies; An
tonic Rallonza, regional grand ty-
Ter; Eusebio Ventanilla, regional
grand standard bearer (American)
Alpine Romingo, regional grand
standard bearer (Philippine); We
nancio Gallardo, regional grand BIZ
BILE bearer; Mariana Tuliao, re-
gional grand sword bearer; Guido
Almanzor, regional deputy grand
inspector Washington Louis D.
Pereyras, regional deputy grand
inspector On. California;; Ross
Baldiviso, regional deputy grand
inspector Central California;; Ca
simiro C. Obra. regional deputy
grand inspector $50. California;.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01

that the Filipinos are interested in
the election of Ramon Magsaysay
because "he has proved himself
many a time as Americas friend
and he has broken the backbone
of the communicated Hulk move
ment in the Philippines. In 1851 he
was chiefly instrumental in the
conduct of clean and honest
election.
"To effect the election of Mag
saysay for President in the Phil
ippines, we have been raising
money for his campaign fund,
sending letters signed by Fill
pinos to their relatives and
friends in the Philippines and
creating public opinion in favor
of Magsaysay."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
iRAMBOO' MAGAZINE
INV IN NORTHWEST

pAMBOO, "a bi-monthly indie.
.ndont magazine, devoted to the
lrtorests of Filipino Americans,
tnneared in the Northwest scene
october l.
noroteo v. Vite, speaking for
H. magazine staff, wrote in its
iirst issue as follows;
I'VE would like to make avail
,bIe a publication which can
brino to you in simple and ac-
curate pictures important hap
Oenings not only of other COM
munities but of your home coun-
nv, the Philippines. BAMBOO
is a non-profit undertaking and
we do not expect to make any
financial returns from it; it is
simply the product of the ef-
forts of few of US in the in
terest of the Fillpinos and their
American friends"
BAMBOO's editorial office is at
d219 E. Spring ST., Seattle, Wash.
jngton. Advertising, Business and
CIRCULATION offices are at 1928
Smith Tower Bldg, Seattle (Which
means the premises occupied by
the Philippine Consulate in Sc.
attle). Incidentally, Doroteo v. Wife
referred to above as writing about
the new magazine, is Philippines
vice consul in Seattle and has his
office at 1928 Smith Tower Bldg.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01

like many of the corrupt Liberal
Party men holding high office,
Magsaysay = when he was secre'
tary of national defense Che was
a Liberal then; he detected to the
Nacionalista) : proved himself to
be a man of unquestioned honesty
- man who could not be corrupt
ed.
For having recognized the de-
moralized Philippine Army soon
after he assumed the office of Sec
rotary of national defense and for
having checked the growth of the
Communicated Huks, Magsaysay
won signal distinction. Yes, for
these outstanding services he has
earned the gratitude of his people.
He has won their friendship, their
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
CALENDAR

NOV. 6 = inaugural dance of new
NEGLECTED. officers of lLWU Lo-
cal 81, Union Auditorium, 800
p. m.
NOV. "Hi-Jinx" Night, spon-
sored by the American Legion
Rial Post No. 142 at the Fill
pino-American Athletic Club, 612
Maynard Ave.
NOV 8 - Founders Day dance,
celebrating the birthday of Or.
Jose Burgos, Filipino patriot
being sponsored by Burgos Lodge
No. 10, c.D.A., at Washington
Hall. 800 o. m. FREE admission.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
Volunteers Needed For
|FOn-POst' Activities

The USO Junior Hostess Or
ganization, 4O37 Arcade Building
EL. 1852, which is operated by
National YWCA and one of your
limited Good Neighbor Agencies
IS recruiting for more girls to help
in the expanded 'on-post' program
covering military forts within this
district.
Girls must be single, bewteen
the ages of 10 to 90, and with
good references to qualify for
membership in the Junior Hos
tess Organization.
This USO offers young girls a
variety of volunteer services
SQuare-dancing, hospital parties,
social dancing, crafts program, and
choral work. Our 'on-post' program
which consists of spending junior
hOstesses by military Transports
ton to outlying forts, services
Fort Lewis, Fort Lawton, Madigan
Hospital and McChord Air Base.
If you are interested, call at
our office for an interview and
fill out an application blank for
membership. Later you will be
called in for an indoctrination
training meeting. This meeting
consists of program, purpose,
and rules ard regulations which
have been formulated over
period of IL years.
This is volunteer job for each
one of you to help make "a home
away from home" for the boys
on their own fort. For further in
formation call Ell. 1852 or stop in
at the office at 4037 Arcade Build
ing. We will be happy to talk to
you and to brief you on our pro-
gram.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01

w soy
"Filipinos in America, like every
american, are vitality interested in
tne preservation and promotion OF
democracy in the Philippines,
which is considered as Americas
show-window of Democracy in the
rar East Mr. del Fierro said.
IT is for that basic reason that
rlllpinos who have organized
"agsaysay-for-President clubs
are doing their utmost to help
eject man who is sure bet, 1t
elected President, to maintain
and preserve democracy In the
philippines. We are certain that
ne will conduct clean and hon.
est government and promote the
general welfare Of the Filipino
people,"
Mr. del Fierro told the FORUM
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
G.O.E.P. Elects Officers During
National Convention October 7-1O

Following are the officers of
the Grand Order Eyes of the
Philippines, elected during it's
fourth national convention recent
ly held here, as realeased by Grand
Secretary E. A. Francisco.
Joseph V. Jainga, illustrious SUI
preme grand master; Jose Perez, il
lustrious supreme deputy grand
master; James Zapata, illustrious
supreme grand senior warden;
Leon BuIanon, illustrious supreme
grand junior warden; E. A. Fran
cisco, illustrious supreme grand
secretary; Thomas Orkiolla, illus
trious supreme grand treasurer;
Sergio Montegreio, illustrious SUI
preme grand chaplain; Rogue Ia
bernilla, illustrious supreme grand
prosecutor; Benito Majestrado, il
lustrious supreme grand adviser;
Agustin Jiminez, illustrious SUI
preme grand instructor; L. V. Mo-
lima, illustrious supreme grand or
ganizer.
Others are Benitor Falcon, SUI
preme grand lecturer; John Mayo,
supreme grand orator; Bernardo
Tabafunda, supreme grand histor-
ian; VaIeriano Majestrado, supreme
grand marshall; Nemesio Orias,
supreme grand tyler.
APPOINTED OFFICERS
The appointed offirers to serve
in the administration of the Order
are as follows: Eulogio T. AbelIo,
supreme grand senior deacon; An.
geIo Peralta, supreme grand junior
deacon; Pedro VaIdecanas, SUI
preme grand standard bearer; Es
colastico Plahane, supreme grand
sword bearer; Manuel Obra, SUI
preme grand senior stewart; Man
uel Afoz, supreme grand junior
stewart; Frank Pasco, supreme
grand Investigator: Dan Bucsit
supreme grand auditor; Lorenzo
Cacas, supreme grand bible bearer
Johnny Buccat, supreme grand in
ner guard; Roy Bucton, supreme
grand almoner; Miguel Lapineg
supreme grand skull bearer.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01

CANDIDATE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
President
the standadbearer of the Naconaista-
oppose his chief
the Magsaysay being
RomuIo, Ambassador of the
Philippines his candidacy
Quino fond
y led mai of
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
west COAST FILIPINOS SUPPORT
MACSAYSAY FOR P. |. PRESIDENT

After thorough survey of Filipino sentiment in the
coming election in the Philippines Salvador del Ferro,
President of the Magsaysay President Club of the Pa
ic Northwest and Alaska declared that the overwhem
ing number of Filpinos in this for Ramon Mag
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-10-01
RAMON MAGSAYSAY MAN OF ACTION
By JUAN B. SARMIENTO
Public Relations Consultant
100 Carolina St. - Vallejo, Californi;

Ramon Magsaysay is the most popular man in the Philip
pines ody He is the of the hourthe countrys living
national hero His popularity is quite understandable I'm
Evening star., 1953-04-22

answered a reporters query "a
to the letters.
Not Positively Committed.
"The Secretary" Mr.. Leman
said, "has directed me to say
that, as Of now he is positively
not committed one way or the
other on the st. Lawrence Sea-
way and that Senator Wiley is
incorrect in his feeling that he
is obstructing it.
The Secretary's letter to
Senator Wiley was intended only
as a progress report on high
level Investigations the Secre-
tary has been conducting for the
past two weeks and is continuing
this week. At no time was Mr..
Weeks worried about any esti-
mates which have already been
given the Senate Committee. He
simply wanted to be assured that
they represent all the costs for a
completed project.
The Secretary also says that.
while, in the old days when he
was a Senator he had reserva-
t1ons as to the st. Lawrence
Evening star., 1953-04-22
By Mortin S. Hayden

NOtIh AmSTeon newspaper AHtoneo
Already in hot political water
over handling Of the case Of Bu-
reau of Standards Director Allen
v. Astin, Secretary of Commerce
Weeks is building up his de-
fenses against Midwestern Sen
ators suspicious that he is un-
dercuttinE the st. Lawrence Sea-
way project.
The new furor has been cli-
NAKED by a hitherto unrevealed
exchange of letters with Senator
Wiley. Republican, of Wisconsin.
in which the chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee
criticized Mr.. Weeks for lack Of
knowledge as to what Govern
ment Is doing. lack Of co-ordina-
ton with other departments and
implied opposition to the water
way.
On the defensive, Mr.. Weeks
said through his official Spokes-
man that he was not opposing
the waterway and that Senator
Wiley was in error in feeling he
was obstructing it. It was ex-
planned that the secretary simply
wants to get complete informa-
ton" on the project which has
been the subject of governmental
investigations for half a century.
ReviSes Opposition Arguments.
The official duel began April
8 when Mr.. Weeks answered
Senator Wiley's request that his
department, which has sup
ported the waterway for two
decades, reaffirms its position at
current hearings on the Wiley
bill to have the United States
Join Canada in channeling the
rapids Of the st. Lawrence River.
His answer, paraphrased by
one Senator as "a begrudging
agreement to let Congress build
the waterway if it wanted to-"
raised senatorial blood pressure
by reaching that reluctant con-
clusion after first restating the
chief opposition arguments
against the bill.
Mr.. Weeks letter said, first,
that his department was hand
1capped" in evaluating the prof.
ect because it has been able to
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Answer to Wiley on Seowoy Brings More Woes to Weeks

get no reliable" estimates OF
costs. It added that the Secre-
tary had heard equally strong
arguments from proponents and
opponents Of the measure. II
concluded by saying that. since
Canada is planning to build the
controversial project anyhow
the Commerce Department would
not object to American partici-
patton providing several quail
f1cations were met.
His qualifications were: That
the project be self-liquidating
that the United States dollar
commitment to it be limited,
and. that the financing plan be
approved by the Budget Bureau.
Senator Wiley erupted into a
Stinging answer mailed to the
Secretary on April z.
Firm Estimate Cited.
He noted drst that Mr.. Weeks
letter was either calling the
Corps of Army Engineers mot
reliable" or else the Secretary
is inexplicably unaware that the
engineers had laid before the
Foreign Relations Committee a
firm estimate Of 8,074, 900 for
the United States share Of the
rapids works.
The Senator went on to point
out that. by reading his bill, the
Secretary could discover that it
calls specifically for self -liquida-
ton Of the project through Gov
ernment issues Of bonds and
stock which would, be retired
from ship tolls. He added acidly
that the bill on Mr.. Weeks desk
also carries a definite limitation
of sos million on the United
States contribution, 500 million
of it to be raised from the bond
sale and IS million from stock.
Senator Wiley concluded with
an expression of complete sur
prise" at seeming lack of depart
mental coordination under
which one branch of Govern
ment (the Army Engineers) gives
favorable estimates Of seaway
costs while another (Commerce)
claims lack Of knowledge that
such figures are in existence.
Albert Leman, Commerce De-
0artYnent information director
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Police Private Injured
In Fall in Grease PIT

A No. IL precinct policeman
was hurt yesterday when he
stepped into an open grease pit
in a service station.
Pvt. Aaron Olken, 27. 2426
Fourteenth street NE. checking
business places on his beat at
1:45 am. found the door. of a
service station at 2919 Rhode
Island avenue NE. unlocked.
AS he stepped inside to check
the station the officer fell into
the 5-foot-deep pit. He suffered
bruises Of the right leg and hip.
and was placed on sick leave.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

project, he has. since coming to
Washington as Secretary OF
Commerce, regarded with an
open mind the administration s
action in reopening the st,
Lawrence matter. In the end,
he will absolutely support the
administrations position, what
ever it may be-"
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Cotholic Purty PIonned

A card party and dance will
be held by the Catholic Church
OF the Annunciation. Thirty
ninth street and Massachusetts
avenue NV. at 8 pm. Friday in
the Shoreham Hotel. Proceeds
from the affair will 60 to the
church's building fund.
Evening star., 1953-06-01

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but position offers excellent oppor-
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90 to. 35; white; 5-day work week;
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rYPIsT CLERK. high school graduate
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TYPISTS. under SO; perm. position,
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through jan, 1850; air-cond. bldg.
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views 9 am. TO 4:30 pm. Personnel
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SOCIETY, 3rd and r sts. ne. Do
not telephone. "a
WAITRESS: Apply in person after /
pm. PERRY'S RESTAURANT, $3.50
Georgia ave. NV. "a
WAITRESS. white. over 21. expert
eneed; good tips. HICKORY
HOUSE. 3O5 9th s.. NV. d
WAITRESS WANTED-ASTOR RES
TAURANT, 1913 n st. NV, Apply
in person.
WAITRESS. white, over 21: expert
eenced. SAND BAR RESTAURANT,
WAITRESS. experienced. tray serv-
ice. Apply In Aperson. SEAFARE
MATTRESSES ca. white. expert
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oNEML's RESTAURANT. 1909 r.
] ave. n.a. -1
Evening star., 1953-06-01
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spend July at beach; excel. Twins
quarters. EN-. 3-7764. Il
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references. EN-. 2-3349. -3
G.H.W.---live in, fond of children,
no cooking; pleasant surroundings,
conv. transp.: refs. OIL. 4-66O2-3
CIV, cook. for good Job, to hy,
IN, with or without husband; nict
refs. EN-. 2-3532. va
HOUSEKEEPER, white refs live IN,
g.h.w. and care Of 2 small chiidfer
tor working parents; good home anc
HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK. 70,
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conditionsd home. Kenwood; n,
required. Ii. 5-67OO. Ext. 1851
MAID, exper. in e.h.w. and chile
care, for physician's home. 5h-day
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MAID; $s5: live in; reliable; chs1s. S
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Sundays on; references. ST. s.
WOMAN. must be experienced in
g.h.W; and good cook; willing to live
in Philadelphia; steady work; Sac
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WOMAN. live in. care 2 children
light housework; SIS mo-; refer.
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small children; in country; conv. K
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ences required. OV. 3-0O97. -
LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK
adult family: good home for right
person; $50 week; must have refer.
ences. WA. 7-3945, Sunday; DU. 7.
1413. weekdays. .
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN 10,
days work in nearby Md, Monday
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and have reference. Cali WA. Z.
3945' Sunday; DU. 7-1413, week.
RELIABLE COLoRED WOMAN. car,
= small children and light house
work: Tues. through Fri, 2:3O t,
80 pm. 10. 3-1235.
COLORED-G.H.W intelligent ant
reliable: 5-day wk.. 12 to 5 pm.
nearby Silver Spring; SIS and car
fare. JU. S-4795. "a
COLORED COUPLE; furn. bsmt. apt
in exchange for part-time house,
Work; no children. RA. 3-4224.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
HELP-WoAAEN

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yrs; good salary; rm. and board;
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dps: RE. 7.7soo. 0 ~ "a 44n0
experienced, wanted
Good tips. Apply 612 18th st. NV.
GIRL SCOUT EXECUTIVE D1Rsc.
TORS Professional positions
throughout country for women with
bachelors degrees, group leader
ship and camp stan experiences;
both recent college graduates and
S Sexner1snce9 owWoome women may qualify.
GIRL; susa,E FRIDAY for model agency. sA.
GIRL FRIDAY. for ADVERTISING de-
partment Of International publish
ing COMPANY. Must be good typist,
knoyledge Of advertising helpful
Eo1d CoS1 ssartinE ardS salary. liberal com
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Evening star., 1953-06-01
HELP MEN woMEN contl REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcontJ

OEFICE CLERKS. no experience nee,
esSary. thorough training will B,
gwen; 5-day week, S45 Starting sal.
BY: pleasant surrounding, man,
company benefits. including paid va.
SStionS, Sno pront sharing. group insur
discounts. Apply WESTERN Auto
SUpPLY CO.. S217 Ga. ave, Silver
GOOD COUPLE for good people
Farm near Washington. va. Woman
noHseWork. Own house with ful
Oatn' Salary good. OIL 2-7527.
COLLEGE students and teachers
company: 6-hr. day: about 81
weekly: Apply 1912 pm, Rnn. 60I
7IO 18th st. NV,