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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
j GIRL NEEDED to share apt. witt

j GIRL NEEDED to share apt. with
2 other girls; conv. location. DU
7-6642 after 6.
GEORGETOWN-Young man will
share spacious apt. with another
1919 G ST. NV. Apt. 702-Rm
for young lady in apt. with 2 ladies;
cooking OPTIONAL; no work. lis
YOUNG LADY to share with another
lady, completely furn. apt; conv
transp. and shopping: attrac. loca'
ton. DU. 1880 after 8,
NV girl, 22-35; mod; 2 bed
rms, twin beds, TV; with another
girl; S3S mo. RA. 3-5S02 ewes
and week ends. ga
YOUNG MAN wanted to share apt
in sc. with 2 other men; pvt
rm.. TV. telephone; approx. S35
Phone LU. 4-370S after q pm. lis
LADY, employed; 30 to 40; to share
with another lady twin-bedroon
apt; conv. NV. loo. NO. 7-462t
1soY rS COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Bea1ti
full front studio rm., Semipvt. bath
empl. girl; $40 mo-: ref. ADa 4
ATaTHRSAc. FURN. 4-RM. APT, NV
switchboard. elev; service, ssirl Z
rent. reasonable, NO. 7-5165. II
BACHELOR will share with another
spacious mod; apt. Missouri ave
NV. TV, Marking, tranSp. RA. 3
A5S8. GREENFIELD. 30
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APTS. FURNIsHED-D. e.

Mr.. CAPITOL AND UNION STA
Cool, 8 lge. rooms. pvt. bath: baby.
S76 per mo. JU. s-2614, Ii. 4-3877.
2422 14th ST. NV bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and bath apt. $77.5O mo-,
incl Saoul util. For inspection call Tu.
1924 sist ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. ro .
bbsdrm:. liy. rm;, kit; and bath,
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th st. NV.
Near Dupont Circle; Excel, 2-rm.
SS 18TH ShP4 f1SS "a AVE- HssSs ssIv LIZ
rm.. bedrm., kit, pvt. bath; sleeps
3; $s5 mo-. utils. incl. Key at cor
SO 10 CRHTTENDEN RIFT sr.-Newly deco decor. :
TE 1Iy' rp; n s,s sedrm,, be- kit. and pvt. bath
cow on "A AVE. e'' APT. HousE-eficieney
and bath and closet; all utils,,
switchboard. elevator. Ho. 2-65S74.
CONN. AVE. APT. HousE-one bed
rm;, r;, liv: rm.. din. foyer. kit3 bath.
ineI: Also, efficiency apt. Io.
DoWRNSffoiwN-Bedrm. S5SRSfi and kit: aS QUIET.
clean; eonv, to G. A. g. Empl; gaps !;
auults' OIL 4Iu 81. NV. TIE. I-IJoo'
3 NICE GIRLS or couple; really nice
tie bath. al iii pvt: best Sc. e.eSs section;
500 mo. 10 S-5777. .-21
700 9th ST. Mclean and bright
3-rroom apt. with pvt. bath. Ii,
af1ss' North CAPITOL rms. KIT,
bath; utilities furnished; SIS mo-
e0a7 r ST. s.E.-Bsmt. apt. in pvt.
home, pvt. entr,; 1 block to .transp.;
utils. incl: no children or pets; sgle.,
SOS; dble., $40. LU. 1-1566. Inn
mediate occupancy. ,-17,
and entr.; large rooms. incl. porch.
Adults; utils.: 1st fl. no increased
COM. ON AVE. AT DAVENPORT ST.
Studio liv. rm., foyer full-size kit.
1908 oos RSts WYo ENE, EM sSlH12 NW&nedrm- MI i,v
rm., kit, bath; incl utils.: S115
mo. ia. 9-7S52 or see janitor. 30
next semiprivate bath: Frigidaire;
conV. for Ink: $50 mo. DE. 2-4866.
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APIS. UNFURN.-VA, (cont.) !

ARL., VA.-Small apt: quiet, EN-.
ployed only. KE. S-6721. 30
TRANSIENT-Two bedrms., liv. rm.
kit. path; day. week or month. JA
$4,000. II"
TWO-BEDRM. APT, in apt. bldg. mr.
Ft. Myer; avail. today; for 4 girls
or adult family; one bedrm., entirely
manent only; 6 mo. or longer. S14C
mo. Phone for appt. LO. 5-1975
3-RM. APT. in resid. area, N. Arl
Avail. immed. Closet. storage space
uttls. incl. 500. KE. S-24S7. --17
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ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

CoLoRED-NICE LGE. FRONT RM.
1st floor: home PRIVILEGES: gooc
transp. Refined. respectable lady
desired. Ii. 4-3462. is
1St ST. Sc, 238-Nicely furn. rm.
next BATH near Confessional Ii.
brary; 50 wk. Ii. 4-9742.
GRpSTo p fmfTyR T c%5%yPP 91gOss GRfwspPgr HnTss o
fice, block Library of Congress: 1 ol
2 well furn. rms, pvt. bath, refgr.;
or 2 persons. Ii. 3-2913. lis
LOVELY CORNER ROOM, windows
for o gentleman; quiet home. $8 wk
IL 7-2795 after $50 weekdays.
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ROOMS WANTED
ONE UNFURNIsHED BEDROOM, =,

ONE UNFURNISHED BEDROOM, vi
cinity of GEORGETOWN, desired by
employed lady EN-. 2-2166. 10"
EMPLOYED middle-aged lady wants
apt. or room, kit. privileges, pref
erably in apt. bldg. on Mt. Pleasant
- Give phone number. Box 121 r.. Star
GENTLEMAN WISHES ROOM with OIL
without bath; quiet home; trunk
storage space if room is small. State
details. Box IGOR, Star.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

134 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. Cap.
itol Hill-2 vacancies: l slge.,
session; desirable. Phone Ii. 3-1955
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.: kit
privils.; near Streetcar and bus; fol
couple. Ii. 4-4S30. -19
pie; i blk. OF of N. IT, Capitol. PriVi.
leges. HO. 2-S737. -21
COLORED-Lge. back room for cple
Completely furn.. kit. privils. Cal
Ii. 3-3733. lie
COLORED-FURN. RM., kit. privils
Couple. 203 v st. ne. HU. 3-SS12
COLoRED-LoVELY FRONT studio
room for cple or sgle person. home
priYil DE. 2-0465. -lS
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
ONE BEDROOM, EFFICIENCY AND
BACHELOR
Completely furn. and recently dec.
For appointment to inspect, call
manager, ST. 3-42S2. 30
ONE BEDROOM AND EFFICTENCIES
LARGE APARTMENT BUILDING
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
ELEVATOR
ALL OUTSIDE APARTMENTS
shower and tub, dinette. dressing
rm.; new refgr. with freezer chest
Recently decorated.
For Appointment to Inspect
Call MANAGER. ST. 3-4282
WE III HAVE 4 APTs ANP AIS12rTg% H0psEs s. sgB gT
VA, MD; WHITE. OPEN z DAYS
"a AeoNE sGNB BEMIAt RTlpd 81 REALTY AZ s-SS0; &C.
s1s KING KING 8 ST.. ~ ALEN, Ii ASs XII. NV ws-1s1s
- DORCHESTER HOUSE
Attractively furnished spacious 1iv-
ing room, bedroom. kitchen; din
elusive NV. section; seeretarial
portation. Rental $2l8 per mo. Cal
Efdciency; attractively furnished; liv-
ing room. full kitchen. modern
tiled bath, dressing closet: all util-
tiles included. For further infor-
nation, call resident manager after
9 am, NO. 7-3600 pa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1920 18th ST. Nw.-Corner double
rm. pvt. bath; l dble., men; nice
home, excel. food. Tv rm. and We
NICELY FURN. twin bedrm., 2 meals
PsF sso day RIttehhoRss dhmDGyef s. nT GOOD 'ranSO
17o5 PA. AVE. N.W.Esingle room.
apts.; no cooking. AID. 4-1555;
SINGLE ROOMS with good meals,
SIS wk.; rec, rm.. TV. 2001 Col.
I'd. NV. at Conn. ave. co. 5-2493.
TAKOMA PARK-EIderly lady or
gentleman; pvt; home; cow. to
CALVERT IhVTRa 4; HOUSE. sSeHH f4o1 18th st. NV.
Ideal residence for business people
snda. stu, students. a selective menus.
19Cs MADISON ST. N.w.-Larse
front room; also will care and board
SShild5een SShdil6d55een for working mother IA.
GIRLS; 1929 10th st. n.w.-2 lge. out
side dbl. rms, lovely closets, maid
service daily; very good food. Ho.
DOWNTOWN, 1917 R. I. ave. NV
Double and triple. rms; S14 es. Good
food, Tv. Bendix. DE. 2-9645.
FOR EMPLOYED PARENT With
sa Child a-41Ss anS day care for 14 ch1id'
WESLEY HHLL-Announces opening
of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms..
daily maid, service running water in
rms, Bendix; recreation activities,
TV: selected menu. 1928 21st st.
CLUB MASON, 1928 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for discriminating
ladies and men, seeking the best;
SIT wk. and UP, incl. full-course
meals and hotel services. NO.
PLEASANT RIM. in attractive home
for elderly people; cool porch and
yard; especially good meals. 2206
Wise. ave. NV. EN-. 2-5309. IL
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 -ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Va blk; Of Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park away from traffic noise.
ConV. tranSp.; dble. and sgle. rms. =;
pvt. baths avail: excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. UP. HO. 2-3566.
CRESTWOOD CLUB
G107 CONN. AVE, NEWLY DEC.
TWIN-BED RM. EXCEL MEALS
COW. TRANSP.. TV. EN-. 3-4074
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APTS. FURNIsHED-VA.,

IN ALEXANDRIA. vA.-Liv. rm.. bed
room. kit. and bath; from SIS to
$50: adults only; service personnel
hours of 10 and 6.
DUPLEX APT, new; approp. for
group of 4 friends: now avail: 5
min. Pent. ia. S-l502. 20
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-MD.

JUST COMPLETED. new bath and
elec. kitchen: good transp. Inquire
at GARRET PIX. STORE or call LO.
COLLEGE PARK, 1895 Knox rd.02-
bedrm. apts.; dinette, hv. rm., kitch-
en-; near transp. and shopping CEN
ter; conv. to Md. q. With ali utils.
furn.. $96.50. UN. 4-2956. or JU.
TAKOMA PARK-conveniently To-
Gated. 1-bedroom apts., newly redec.
$76,- plus utils. $50. incl. utils.
JU, 5-7560. JU. 5-2947. -I9
APIS. AVAILABLE - Cobur Terrace,
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md.
Next to school and shopping center
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. is
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave.-Moo.; !;
bedrm., liv. rm., kit. bath; adults
only; SIS incl. utils. ia. 9-4140,
TWO BEDRMs., liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Call 10. S-9292. 10
1-BEDRM. APT, near Walter Reed;
pvt. entr.; newly redecorated; adults,
JU. 5-0313. -22
EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm. apis
close to transp. shopping center,
schools: BIRD pl. and Defense hwy.
MEURILE ARMS
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COLORED-2515 18th ST. NV
Living room, bedroom, kitchen
$3.50, Bedroom, kitchen S47 so.
Semipvt. bath. 1S"
COLORED-FURN. or unfurn. apt.
ooLoREDGso 81 i ( s.; Hj" T ST. N.w.-Attic
apt, ] bedrm. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath: $40. incl utils. EN-. 3-9077.
CoLoRED-Two ROOMS, kitchen.
share bath. Call any time. 10.
CoLoRED. NORTHEAST one-bed-
room and living room apts.; share
Kit. and bath; $45 per month. Ii.
CoLoRED-s1s 18th PL. N.E.-Two
rms, Kit; and bath; empl. person.
CoLoRED. 11sse FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
Clean, attractive. suitable per-
sons, $75 mo-. shown 6 to pm:
CoLoRED-7OO BLK. IRVING NV.
Studio room and kitchen for l or
2 employed gentlemen, $13 week,
CoLoRED. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
room, nicely furn. Rent very rea-
GUARANTY MORTGAGE CORP.
1025 Vermont ave. Elk. 3-1277
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

ALEXANDRIA; Minis. to .Pentagcn
mS.oedrrn.' .ossl eII sl row. 6riek 6nk house; .
dIca HSaHs PaRKniess fia ST s7lEss essn yr is oia
bedrms., lha baths; lge, fenced yard;
conven:; to all schools. transp.: Sis
mo. LA. $4,000. MRS. LINDSAY.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Bungalow; Q
bedrms. and attic bedroomS h-acre
Barrett rd., JE. 3-0253. rs
LANDovER HILLS, MD.-1mmac. s.
Sn S1oo detached mn 6ef, h h9ms; .5Sn 6smt poEehi
sal PASis ssts ST. ST. SIS bedrms., -lf liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, bath, gas &C.
heat, semidet brick; Sll0 mo.
Avail. about Sept. /. RE. 7-11S1.
NEAR goth AND PA. AVE. NV
Close. commercial; Z rms q baths.
tsfs 81 s156 Sfr mo use Re: G 7-sis7.a SaGS aufl Ii.
AfTRaSe.. 3 BEDRMs.. large iiv. it rm.
with firepl., dinette, ige. lot, i blk.
from shopping center and bus, SITS.
d520 N. Mckinley I'd, Arl., Va.
NoFFH oIsP Tor ART@pientv RinspecsiSni =, sn.c. ,r
this. 3-bedrm, detached home at
2o15 N. Buchanan st. Very conv.
location and reasonable at Sl05 per
Fa1RFAx 1IGI 4 st. w. HT' Ma s-SSs45 SsdI5 lS 1-i.
kit, tile bath, full bsmt.; spacious
lot, 90 min. from Pentagon. Cres.
as1s N. ohio ST. ARL., vA.-stOve.
refgr., dishwasher, full bsmt.. rec.
tinaham ting a0 EIementsry lei s School dS as0a sRs aHs
sRools R% Dus53 % sSa IT, ssDt s. g. e1sh esi
ARE1SGfoa-unusually ri. n ION attrac. i0 g.
elaine PRoPERTIEs, IA. B s-s$oo.
SILVER sPRING-Rosemary Hilis, 3
sedFms a1 IS, ~ %SR baths sp, syail imped.
| rms. avail. about Sept. Is, $125 mo.
avail. Aug. 20, $1oO mo. JU. $500.
RocKvILLE-we have several nice
SAMUEL e. BooLEY' NC Poplar
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-Lovely home
just. built last year, 3 nice bedrms..
| ] pine paneled:. eXtra-large liv.-din.
rm. with firepl. and bookshelves;
equip. kit, finished stairway to !?
Ar: Ar - M; + school : and ( shoppips center.
|
5 BELMONT COURT, Sligo Park Hills
Charming brk.. bungalow, liv: rm..
Sarda1 Sin Tm fit be Sfdrmy RS d den lGyely
GEoRGEToWN-7 is5fHi Own =: rms 2o4pS, porch, ga
rage; completely furnished; 5000
mo-; on bus line. EN-. 3-OO66. -22
ARLINGTON-Three- -bedrm.. rambler;
breezewayI and carport; $3.50 mo.
6.5o 81; K1EHSXV1niN CT NV "a
rms. oil heat. full bsmt. sun porch.
81; SL35 m NO; Sc So. ~ ISS,o525i Is,
SH'fsaGs SF esss sd siiO 0i%s mo saf AP hseS sSo5
NEAR 7th AND EMERSON ST. NE.
sfniGs5 9oaa So mo- sedFHs re- 4siS sFlff si2G Ef
ARL.%$-bedrm. bungalow, 500: oc-
Istt;o 1917 N. Tuckahoe St. lie.
NEAR WEAR PP;ENTAGoN-a bedrms.. B Brick
6 RMS. oGdI oil heat. gar, renovated; ted mr..
possess Seaoo!s' Gssrcses; RA sSae4 et4ransp lmned'
irving sts, NV. For information call call
WHEATON, II AREAS bedrm. semidet.
brick; living rm., din. rm,;, kit. bath.
full bsmt., fenced yard, of street
parking; near shopping center and
transportation. LO. 4-S233. --23
N.W.-6 rms, rec. rm. ga baths, gas
heat; l block transp and shopping.
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER,
S125 mo. 1922 Holdridge rd.. Silver
Spring, near Wheaton. Call IA. 2-
6159 after 5. 10
2-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE at Fran.
coma, Va, near school and stores;
S94 per mo.
FOR RENT OR SALE new 3.
| ley hwy. at Belvoir Cloverleaf; S12O
per mo. Call HUNTERS, EST, XII.
| 9-9465 or ED. 9-6S41. 10
FALLS CHURCH AREA
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PHEASANT HILIS

3 APTS-PVT. SHOWER
Mr.. MERIDIAN HILL. HU. 3-43SI
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CORAL HILLS-Modern garden-type
apts., 2 and 3 bedrmS.; S92.50 ard
S100: all utils incl. 10. S-70SS.
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1866 HILLSIDE RD. Sc. near Coral
Hill shopping center-2 bedrms.. liv.
water included. Available immedi-
ately. Call Ii. 3-6S66; LU. 1-S642.
Evening star., 1953-08-17

CRESTWOOD CLUB
G107 CONN. AVE, NEWLY DEC.
TWIN-BED RM EXCEL MEALS
COW. TRANSP.. TV. EN-. 3-4074
Evening star., 1953-08-17

%@%O hEhhNEI 81. N.E.-NO. LA,
8 rms, kit. and pvt. bath, newly re-
dec; $65 mo. RE. 7-11s3 or CO,
sECTIoN-New air-cond.
utils. incl; secy. serv. I475 Euclid
st: NV. HU. 3-3402. -17
TWO BEDROOMS, liV. rm., kit. and
bath in downtown location. Rent
Hampshire ave. NV. 81
TWO RMS, kit. and bath, 305 10th
St. s:w.. $37 so per mo. GUARANTY
REALTY. INC. 1923 10th st. NV.
TAO 9th ST. N.w.-l and . rm apts.
with kitchenette; elec., refgr. and
SIG efe; gan "a. AvE.-Newly renovated, 8
rms, kit, bath: conv. to everything.
vTcTNiTY fAi iiSPi iwNARDMAN PARK HOT HOTEL
---3 rms, kit, bath, furn. Accomo-
date or 4; S125. co. 5-5170.
p1
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
MACSAYSAY CLUB SENDS
$500 FOR CAMPAIGN FUND

TIL Magsaysay-F o r-President
Club of Seattle has sent last month
$500 for the campaign fund OF
Candidate Ramon Magsaysay, ac-
cording to Vincent P. Pilien, the
treasurer of the local group
The money was raised through
benefit dances in Seattle at which
Filipino cannery workers figured
prominently.
Magsaysay is candidate for presi-
dent of the Philippines on the Ma
cionalista ticket, against the in
cumbent Elpidio Quirino of the
Liberal Party, and Carlos P. Ro-
mulo, standard-bearer of the new
Democratic Party. Philippine cleo
lions will be in November of this
year.
Officers of the Magsaysay-For-
President Club are Salvador del
Fierro, president; Matias Lagun-
lila, secretary; and Vincent p.
Pilien, treasurer.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
)RTS G.
ITS PRII

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4 the For1
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Ing the Z
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4 silvino
Bandres, n |
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Rojo, Ma
thers are
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nando Fer
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Id. Revila,
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3 Hotel, I
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more
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Hcapas Bari
Packing
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
THERE IS NEED FOR HOMES FOR
CHILDREN OF ASIATIC ANCESTRY

Throughout the United States
there are thousands of families
desperately seeking to adopt a
child. For most of them there can
be only disappointment since IA
miles seeking to adopt outnumber
the children for whom adaptive
plans can be made by approximate
ly ten to one. Many families have
applied to adoption agencies for
assistance in finding a child and
almost every child-placing agency
in the country has a long waiting
list of families, all hoping that they
will be chosen to be adaptive par
ents.
In spite of this, there are only
too many children for whom it is
difficult to find a home. These
include the children with handi-
caps. older children and children
of minority or mixed racial back
ground. Most families seeking to
adopt want a child who will fit in
to. their family circle without look
ing too much different from their
own. Unfortunately few families
of other than Caucasian back
ground come to adoption agencies
seeking to adopt child. The result
is that children of racial back
ground other than Caucasian often
wait in boarding homes for many
months, and sometimes years, be-
fore finding an adaptive family
The lack of homes for these
children is matter of concern to
the social agencies placing chill
dren for adoption and they well
come families of non-Caucasian an
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01

cestry who are interested in adopt
ing a child. Child placing agencies
where interested families may ap-
ply are: Associated Luthern Wei
fare, Medical Arts Building, tele-
phone Main 1742; Catholic Chill
dren's Service, 40 Marion, tele-
phone Elliott 9O65; Medina Chill
dren's Service, 1920 Arcade Build
ing, telephone Elliott 0966; Wash
ington Children's Home Society,
1900 East 65th Street, telephone
KEnwood 1896 and King County
Welfare Department, 1165 East
lake, telephone Seneca 2700.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
NOMINATION TO
UNION POSITION

Alfredo Antonio Fajardo Jacob,
otherwise known as Al T. Fajardo
to Local 81 members, has declined
his nomination to the position OF
Educational & Publicity Director
of ILWU Local 81.
In a letter written in flawless
Spanish to Matias Lagunilla, secre-
tary of Local 81, Faiardo, who was
at the time of writing (July SO)
"in the high seas = bound for
Callao, Peru" said in part:
81 have reason for not accept
ing my candidacy. In the first
place, l fell in love and enchanted
by my present trip. The gentlemen
of South America and Central Anne
RIGA are as hospitable as our own
people in the Philippines. There
are many countries and places so
picturesque, women so charming
and many things here that we dc
not have in the United States. Be
cause of these, I decline the op-
portunity."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01

Patronize Forum Advertisers
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
MOVIE TAX

The U. S. Senate, by voice
vote, passed and sent to President
Eisenhower, for his signature, the
bill to repeal the twenty per cent
Federal tax on movie admissions.
Just what the President will do
however, in view of the 100000,
900 annual loss of revenue if he
signs the bill, is not clear at this
time.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-08-01
CHURCH GIVING

Americans last year contributed
$1,296 100000, a record to religious
organizations. This was $9O,00O,-
600 more than in 1851, a gain Of
almost Z per cent, according to
the Commerce Department.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
foam rubber tor
the first comfortable FIRM mattress

we've seen!
superb combination Of 252 coil units with smooth tuftess top
Of buoyont foam rubber Together they Pouzed firm
ness with discomfort Permanent pebuit border that
will plus venotors and Plastic handles tor cosy
turning Of the finest domosk mode at any price,
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Thrift Shop
Members
Plan 7 ca

The annual Thrift Shop white
elephant tea will take place at
the Sulgrave Club on April II
and invitations soon will be in
the mail for the event. Honor
guests will be Mrs. Eisenhower
and Mrs. Nixon. Admission will
be by ticket plus an unwrapped
white elephant.
Proceeds from the $3.50 event
will go to six children's charities
which are helped by the Thrift
Shop, located at 800 Ninth street
NV. They are st. Johns
Orphanage. the Children's Coun-
try Homes, the Children's Hos
pital, the Prenatal Clinic of
Columbia Hospital and the De-
partment Of Psychiatry at Chill
dren's Hospital, which is a Jun
ior League project.
General chairman for this
years tea is Mrs. William A.
Morgan. and her committee in
cludeS the board president, Mrs.
D. Lawrence Groner, Mrs. Will
liam North Sturtevant, Mrs.
James Lemon, Mrs. Millard
West, Mrs. Henry Miller and
Mrs. John A. Croghan.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. James Lemon, Emer-
son 3-2246. No tickets will be
sold at the door on the day of
the tea,
Evening star., 1953-03-29
.LincoInHouse
On View in
Georgetown

Among the gardens to be open
to the public for the first time
during this years Georgetown
Garden Tour is that of New
Jersey Representative and Mrs.
Peter Frelinghuysen at 30th and
N streets. They live in the old
Todd Lincoln House, and the
garden is unusually charming
Visitors on the tour will be
admitted there on Saturday,
April 25 from IL to 6. Also on
Saturday. and new to the public,
is the Denis Ricketts, garden at
1881 o street. Mr.. Rickett is
with the British Embassy.
Among the gardens new to
public showing which will be
open on the Sunday, April 26
tour are those of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Neil Phillips at 3O53
P street, Lady Welsh at 1882
Reservoir road, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre de Limur at 1924 r street
and Mrs. Seymour Rubin at 1875
Thirty fifth street.
Altogether % gardens. said to
be among the choicest in George
town, are being shown during
the tour for the benefit Of
Geor etown Neighborhood
House. An attractive feature Of
the tour is a tea to be held from
3 to 6 at st. Johns Church, Po-
tomac and o streets, on April Is.
Mrs. Harold Talbot. wife Of the
Secretary of the Air Force, and
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman will be
among those pouring.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

In a military wedding at Saint
Cornelius Chapel, Governors Is
land, N. Y. on March %, Miss
Sarah Brison Ennis, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Charles Ennis Of
Governors Island, became the
bride Of 1t. James Edgar Mack
lin, jr.
The. bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Margaret e. Hef1in of San
Francisco and the late Col.
James E.. Macklin, who died as
a Japanese prisoner in the Phil
ippine Islands.
The ceremony was performed
by Capt. Harry G.. Campbell,
following which a reception was
held at the OfI1cers' Club on the
island.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. who is chief
Of Recruiting Publicity for the
Army and the Air Force. She
wore a princess style satin gown,
with cathedral train and a veil
Of heirloom lace her mother had
worn as q bride. She carried a
cascade bouquet Of white car
nations.
Miss Allyn Hollingshead Of
Longmeadow, Mass. was maid OF
honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Mary Caughlan Of Demar-
est, N. j.: Miss Claire Schehr Of
.Northport. Long Island, Mrs.
John Werner of Ithaca, N. Y,
and Mrs. Clifford Clark of WASH
ington. All were classmates Of
the bride.
1t. Robert B. Ennis Of Cam
bridge, Mass, brother Of the
bride, was best man. Ushers
were fellow Army officers Of the
bridegroom, Capt. George B.
Barrett, Capt. Willis E. Schug.
jr., 1t. William w. Whitson. 1t.
c. Arthur Borg, 1t. Norman L.
Robinson, jr.. and 1t. Howard
e. Adams.
The bride graduated from st.
Agnes Episcopal School in Alex
andria, and last year graduated
from Cornell University. 1t.
Macklin was graduated from the
United States Military Academy
Lat West Point in 1948, and re-
turned from duty with the 1st
Division in Germany last sum
mer. He now Is stationed in
New York City attending Co
lumbia University Law School.