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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-03-01
Preview Of
Philippine Exhibits

! HshpSHh& EAsasNsiS
A day before the doors opened
to admit thousands of people to
the Washington Fourth Interua-
tional Trade Fair, we took priv
LEGGED glimpse at the exhibits that
come from the old country.
The feeling was nostalgia, as we
viewed the articles that were the
product of Filipino craftsmanship
and skill. We do not see those
things often in this our adopted
country.
Six booths house the merehsn-
disc from the pearl of the Orient
Seas" Three booths are jammed
with articles from the HOME IN
DISTRIES ASSOCIATION O F
THE PHILIPPINES, represented.
by VIM. H. Reynolds Co. of Man
lila. Here are wood carvings that
place the primitive sculpture of
the Filipinos on par with those of
other civilizations. We admired
the wood carvings of carabaOs,
Igorots, of household implements
made from choice woods of the
Philippines.
]. V. GARCIA'S HOMECRAF'T
booth also displays wood carvings
slippers, and plaCe-mats among
many others of superior quality in
materials and in workmanship.
The articles here are handled by
Jose V. Garcia, Manager, and Mrs.
Sally G. Gustilo. Both Mr.. Garcia
and Mrs. Gustilo attended the
Second International Marketing
Conference at the University Of
Washington.
Another booth houses the mer-
chandise from GUTIERREZ The
Pima Shop, which includes ems
broideries, handbags hats, she'll
craft, pima and just, Baguio tex
tiles, and Abaca products. Mrs.
Adela Salazar Gutierrez, owner
of the establishment is here in
person to attend to sale TRANSACT
tions. She also attended the Mar
keting Conference at the Univers.
ity of Washington.
The sixth booth for Philippine
articles is taken by Mr.. Felipe
Acab whose speciality is in the
line of just and pima cloth. AIr.
Aeab also attended the Marketing
Conference at the U. of W.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-03-01

Mr.. DOMINGO Pauline, from the
Philip ne First National Bank of
Commerce staff of Manila, was a
recent visito. at Wapato for
week.
Mr.. Pallino is touring the Unit
ed States, visiting various Ma
tional Banks of Commerce, under
the sponsorship of the Philippine
National Bank of Commerce.
A farewell dinner given in his
honor was held at the Community
Cafe on Feb. 5. At the dinrer he
expressed his thanks and appre-
citation for the Filipino hospitality
at Wapato.
Those attending the dinner in
Guided: Consul and Mrs. Hortencio
j. Brillantes and son; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Guardiano, Mrs. Charles
Emerson, and many members of
the Filipino Community.
New managers of the Commun-
ity Cafe are Mr.. and Mrs. Diego
Lumaguip and Mr.. Ambrose Jaw
err. They specialize in American
Oriental dishes.
Miss Ruby Agbisit, Miss Pres
entacion Baldoz and Sammy Lag
may are the Filipino students on
the school honor roll.
Miss Agbisit was also elected
distributing manager of the
WOLF HOWL, after serving as
editor during the last semester.
Over twenty ladies were present
at the baby shower given to Mrs.
Noises Bo'ong at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Diego Lumaguip, spons-
ors. Refreshments were served,
followed by games for all. The
eXpectant mother received many
lovely gifts.
The JFAC held a meeting March
to disclss plans for an Easter
Picnic. The proposition was laid
on the table for a future meeting.
The NOrtenian Club held a din
ner at the Community Cafe on
Feb. I. Various members from
different communities attended
the get-together.
A benefit dance was sponsored
by the JFAC last Feb. IL, at the
Community Hall. A towel set,
glass set, and a glass tray were
prizes awarded to the lucky rattle
ticket-holders during the close of
the dance.
A delegation from WapatO that
attended the send-Off banquet for
Consul BrilIantes in Seattle in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bucsit
and family, Mrs. Charles Emerson
and Mr.. Roy BaldOz.
Visiting Wapato during the
weekend were three Filipino SOL
diers from Camp Hanford, Wash.
They were: Sgt. Edward Bangloy
M/Sgt. MagbuaL and Sgt Domin-
go.
Officers to compose the 1855
administration of the Filipino
Community of Yakima Valley
were elected March 6 at the Com
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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

rSsAs ssS5. Star = Sh. s'ssR. a1sR: 1,Ssss. .:ss
TiAc. Ia, S:SsS. COM. w6. s-s46S.
PONTIAC '6s 2-dr. VS.; r. and b.;
ney-car warranty: 81 SOD FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo. 6-s400.
PONTIAC 1850 station wagon; Hy.
s.ss;: Sssi i%EIseu!ssss5 5aIes. sss5 roob cS p; fos
Evening star., 1955-09-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IsTUDEBAKRR 1850 champion stal
soSps SrG., 7. .sss anS n hsya.SSa SaTh arIgns SfSy
BAKER 1900 Ca. ave. nv. RA. o.
sTUDEBAkER l960 chamDicn z:
Srisinai Srssn: sz95.
FRANCIS & PARSONS
2ll6 Nlcholz Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-2sS0
|STUDEBAkER '63 Commander V-6
sport coupe; coral and beige, auto
|sT6DiE;BAkaER 1915 chsmpion con.
yertible; =, and b., oyerdrive, good
tires; SAB or best oner. HA.
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AUToMoRltEs Tor SAD

sIUDEBAKER 1881 Land Cruiser &
df owner, nss'es es5ss. Bow;saNT ~; nsT sTRTpf Raa1s.
sA4KSsE5B. Ss5 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
IsfUDE. 20: fne cond., clean, $1,000
MI, good tires. best oHer, leaving
sfUbEBAAKsdEiE AAsdi iSs fSss comdr. Gar.
fully equipped, dark blue. 1 owner.
4745. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER,
1900 oa. ave. NV. RA. 6-1122.
|STUDEBAKER '65 Commander z-dr. ;
Hydra: positively cannot be told
cost almost SIS. 900 new: only
$3.50. terrific value. STANDARD
PONTIAC. 4404 Rhode Island ave.
ne, UN. 4-6661. liz
IsTUDEBAKER 80 Champion con-
vertible coupe; equipped; overdrtye;
the economy car; nnest condition;
sSv S32s eash; i q p.sss,t s2s dcyn; Sg Sc yssk G
Motors, 1891 wis. ave. EN-. S-Ol42,
Open Sun. 10 to 8.
TRUMPET. r. 2. / owner. never
raced; $l.696; bank terms. CO.
WILLYs J949 6-cyIinder gtetion
wagon. heater. oyerdrive; the In
expensive wagon to carry the kids
WHEELER, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1925 GEORGIA AVE, 10. $4,000
WHEATON. Md, CLOSED SUNDAYS
OPEN DAILY. 9 TO Q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

srUDEBAKKR 1e41 chsmpton: heat
er; new spray paint; clutch, brakes.
starter and battery: good eoae.i
$75. 10. 5-6011.
ZEPHYR 1852 4-door sedan: red
leather upholstery. heater. v:-W.
tires: only &z96. 30-day .gnafantee.
HILL q SANDERS. Wash.ss Oldest
Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont ave.
n.ga AD;, 4-4So0; epen ewes. TN.
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AUToMoslLE FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Dc iuzs So; eony.. :,
snd b., auto. trans, Aame red IN.
ish; $7e6 NeEEm P0HT1Ac,
he aSsy Heart All; q i1stkssds.
PONTIAC 1858 Chisttain 2-doer; Ok
green: Hydra-Matie. =. and b.,
y.-W. tires. Plastic seat covers.
ocIFdi::s: EI FoTd p..I.s sasifE lIiz v.rneni
tIi aSIii' :! n.s;i ss.. ARIi ri $500; oDen ewes
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain Dc luxe "s";
cond.: sI.s45.
MCKEE PONTIAC
s'sSSp SpEN EIs; ID; hya. yeat.osrp sSsEEbiYsl jig isY1sslO7
PONTIAC 1888 cony.:. HIGHT blue,
Matte, Wv. tires. a nne sports
car: 81 .495. 4-mo. guarantee, HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1I14 Vermont ave; nv.
Ap. 4-4300: open ewes. TILL Q; sat.
PokscHE ,Ss type 1900 coupe: 3.
Poks6i2G Ds Si2HO s4 Ri1so nodel sfs s1s6o ss4ss
sssa assr. Y csIi Si'iss K s.ssis DIS y A!an'
sTUDEBAKER '62 champion 4
door: radio. heater. oyefdriye.
seat covers. tires practically new:
cieanest 6tudeb9ker In town: sac
rifice only S60b. Safety tested for
your protectioni 30-day written
PAUL PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
! WIg. AND ELLIcoTT ST., NV.
KE. 7-i30s e-9 Closed SUNDAYS
sTUDEBAKER '64 VS. Land Cruiser
4-dooF; r. and h.. auto, trans,
new; SI.606. MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1890 Wis. ave-. OIL; A-s90o. I'm
TIE Heart Of Bethesda
ssssi1j s.ssis. ''srdri's; saas. wo.
sTUDEBAKER 1852 CHAMPION 2.dr.
heater. oysrdrive; one-ovner car;
GRADY FRA MOTORS CORP.
7s09 Wis. Ave. OF. 4.7400
STUDEBAKER Ie47 l-door; immae.
ubS; uIsss' 81. si4s =. FOOD Z M PosT1AGG' osrLoG
STUDEBAKER 81 Coinmander VS.
LUXURIOUS ECoNoMT'.; hydfay,
sagip;i only s5ssi 8 dem; cH1vrr cHsr
No. 7-7212 and ask for Bill Dry
man.
Stohlmal1 Chevrolet
5000 M ct. NV. NO. 7.72I2.
STUDEBAKER 1853 5 !. passenser
eoupe. r. and b.. cd, Wv. tires,
iglll leather interi9rI q ] cynsr. 1$sl66 IN
"a ave. n.N., RA. 6-I122. III
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

P0NfIAe 80 Chisftafn de luxe g.
cyl. 4-dr. sedan: Hydra, 2. and
B.; one ce.ocsSan ocSner; lev miiease; $3.50
PoSTfA0 Sc. wagon '4s motor; runs
$500 o. 6ss. ciisr. Poplar e-ssss7. ssssi.
PoNTIAc 1854 e-door "s", heater.
White-Wair tires: i'S i owner: less than
1900 miles: Beautiful iight green:
written guarantee. bank financing;
don't miss this one at only 81 4e6.
HALEY'S of course!
Ii. $4,000 closed Sundays
PONTIAC AS etreamliner de luxe
"S' sedanette: original black: r.. h.:
. very sharp car: finest condition:
1929 cash or $2e down. IS per
week MANY Low PRICED CARS.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 wis. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-0l42. Open Sun. 10
Pontiac 80 eonv.; Hydra. r. and
Rio red; $646. JU. 5-5s67. 80
Pontiac :'53
4-Dr. Chieftain D. L. IS" Sed.
Delightful 2-tone finish. onset BY
Wv. tires; fender skirts, heater.
detroster. turn signals and stand.
ara transmission for real economy.
Eye it. Try u and you'll buy u.
Eeduced from ,49o 70 only
Sl,l9o for immediate sale.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
oLpsMoBILE DEALER. 1000 Wfi.
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA.
ia 7-8400.
P0NTIHC Io6E as701 5-6r > er5
h. Hy6ra' nover steer,ns, liz. .o1l
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set. McREiE Pontiac, 1880
Va. %,,; .sf. =; s.sS:;.d. ~; d..sooO' I'm th'
PLYMOUTH '53
CRANBROOK 4-DOOR
Striking 2-tone green f,nish. heater,
seat covers and Fiesta Wv. tires.
yits your inspection and test drive.
Priced to sell - only S996. WATA
OLMSTEAD la Is; MOTOR co.
N0hTHHESE q sI1HsE, yIE2IESJHA,s s SH ,dS5 ddS9EsT w7
son BLyD-. ARLINGTON. VA.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook 4-door
Eood tires, Sie5. 4-mo. .euarsntee,
HILL & SANDERS, Wasf.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave.
n:E" a." All APP k4-4soo; open ewes. TIL .;
1851 cranbrook 4-dr.:
light green finish. radio. heater. low
mileage. very clean; $3.50.
AnacoStia Motor Co.
1908 Good Hope Rd. S.E.
LU. 4-2333 liz
PLYMOUTH 1854 club coupe savoy:
7. and h.. seat covers, 2-tone paint:
81 ,395. 4-mo. guarantee; HILL 4
SANDERS. Wash..s Oldest Ford
Dealer. I'LL Lila Vermont nor. aye aye IN s.;'
PIYM0urH 1854 4-door savoy: ..
tone paint. tailored covers. :, and
h., turn signals, good tires: u .395.
4.mo. guarantee: HILL D. SAM
pERs. Mash:'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
l51d l51d: ssenons osen sH.s ayf, III, 3: sT Sat R ti s.
PLYMOUTH 1859 Sub. sta. wagon:
nj must g. .sif sif sssss sSoe OF FIJI lsa ssss oond'
PLYMOUTH 1858 CTanbrook 2-dr; !;
gray finish: SSsb.
PARKWAY-FORD
sefs sfosEp n IS siusbsY siS SEE AZ ARoS6aY' s6rSalYs'
fLyMcUTa ,.ssS ,I..fss ass sons Sa. 4d
grey finish: actual mileage, 23, 900;
new-ear condition.; sserfhce; $3.50.
rEYHojTH :4s: Clean. blue. tires.
ss5ass:' s.isS' ;sss ssao eovsEs' is sssssset con-
VS.: Powerfiyte transmission, Z.
and b.. w.-W. tires. 2-tone paint.
PE4MoUTTTaH .Ss Belvedere hsrdtop:
for the ADVANCED student: $3.50,
H0ENERi,s H<ss RI HgISks' IaSas Downtown III
PLYMOUTH 1858 4-dr. sedan; Q
nice clean car for 1895; 4 to choose
from.
ROYAL MOTORS
400 0eorsia Ave. IA. $4,000
PLYMOUTH AS sedan: r.. h.. nice
and clean. Real good transp, Any
ieatsHndhoie Is tfade. IA cAeta ta-sSss. 'AA' 0'0 ''
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan;
good. condition throushout: $40
PLYMOUTH 1919 special de luxe A.
DR.. sedan; ready 70 roll; priced at
$39R; 5 to choose from:
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Georgia Ave. IA. 10000
fLIMogTH '4s s..., g. ,..s wagon s,sb 4: luz, :,
PIYM0UTH 10 sedan; +. h; very
clean; finest condition: S395 cash
or s. down: S27 per mo. Many
Low PRICED CARS. WOLFE
MoraaESsi,4 aaSi4al alsoS1 op.n wisi san. 'ss ie 70 p :"
PLYMOUTH 1850 dc luxe 2-dr., Just
traded In: special at S2e6:
ROYAL MOTORS
400 oeorgIa Ave. ia. 9.2a00
rSH'SC some body work work: 's7s. TO. 5-ssSs.
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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PAcKARD 40 Clipper sedan; 7. sld
owner. SI25. ia. S-SosS. la
PLYMOUTH AZ, Special de luxe 9:
dr.; blue (metallic fnishl: good
cond, clean inside and out: good
tires Dlus new spare. EN-. 3.b094.
PLYMOUTH 1883 crenhrook con-
yertible coupe: radio heater, excel
lent tires, light blue body With
new custom-made black top, recon-
%ritsen Sdeso snsanntee ulSn esmBs BANK z nsneEns
bargain plus ct $1.195. !.
of course!
DopGE-PLYMoUTH
IT ..so6@a y 81. at tirst stos.s 9 =. sunday.
1880 2-door sedan; ex-
eellent eondition; $4,000 miles;
PLYMOUTH '55 tiate '55, s-cyi. 4,
dealers: no trade: take up pay
ments With cash down payment.
PIYMouTH 1s4s Special de luxe o
ssi, d.! seSspi Har E. h b J6s4S lies new; s,ast
PEYMoufM ieY EMTE ie5i E i.dr' go4s; s:d. Gran
brook: r. b.. tubeless Wv. tires:
only S495. Better hurry for this
one, AGNER MOTOR SALES. 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1851 club sedsn: heater
and dsiroster; blue fnish toris-
FRANCIS & PARSONS
2116 Nichols Ave. Sc. LII. 1850
PLYMOUTH '55 Belvedsre 2-dr.:
Whtfa nVAP Fad. nd AND n .
PIYMSuTH nsSsHu5 l '5s club S coupe: pesV cquip.: f
In fine cond. throughout, Our week
end special. S745. BELL MOTORS
=; 500 W,9yT, Wis aye ,Sio nv. Mo. s-SS9o: oo:
S495; New motor lob. call KE.
PIYMoSuiTH 1868 4.dr.: black. Wv,
tires, r. and b.; less than 5000
PLYMOUTH '5S station waaon;
fully equip. real value at S1.296.
aiNEs ofi a.sdSo. dSsiiaG fn sSs Ms Hssrs sss;i 81
PIYMoUTH Iiiissu1; 40 Special de luxe club
very clean; value. $3.50. Ewes. from
D to z, Cypress T-9SSS. Ill
81. 50 4-dr., 2-dr.:
private owner must ssn sither sii one
veaVae nS1 SoUv-~oS0'
III gTfI' 1897 4-dr.; r. and h.
Wv. tires. ex-taxi: $3.50. OF,
PiYaS6TH fi1SSs6 1s4s; immaculate con-
dition. new tires and seat covers,
T. and b. 1434 Ridge pl. Sc. -ll
PLYMOUTH '46 4-dr.: r. h.. excel.
reas. offer. OV. 3-l627. I'll
PLyMoUIH . 1884 sayoy - 4-do0r: deer
aSwsfTasis aSe: suaranteed: % 81 .ss5. ~ e
FRANCIS & PARSONS
2116 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 4-2ss0
1850 4-dr. spec. del.
blue; has heater. turn signals; a.
737 orig. miles; very clean. don't
miss this one; S4s7.
AnacoStia Motor Co. .
I7OS Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 1888 liz
'53 4-dr.; equip. compl.; !;
5000 miles; Sl.O5o. IA. 7-2466
week end: otherwise Hu. 3-7256.
1858 crsnbrook: one
owner, 8 tube radio, never used,
Wv. tires, l1.00o mi, Coronado
blue, lge. heater. custom seat GOV.
Is on the lots. S1,195. cash or
terms. wa. 7-s123. Iii
'54 Belvedere: fully
equip, In new-car cond,, q steal Of
. deal. only S1,205: 3O-day guar.
cash. trade or terms. UNITED
AUTO SALES, Chillum and Rigs
rds.. Chilluni. Nd. HA. 2-3777.
81 4-dr.: equipped;
S595 or best offer. Ov. 3-44S7.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PLYlEoUfH 81 De luxe 2-door;
,Sly nIaE esSMIsi MseixR RsrfssssN fsNfzs fffz%1ls 5ssi ss5
vs.. Wis; sCs. y n.sn::.Ss 3I:: 5000. In thu
Evening star., 1955-09-11
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.l

OLDS '63 Super "sS'' 4-door; O.
tone blue finish with contrasting
seat covers. r. and h., turn signals
and other accessories, one owner.
low MI. garage kept, looks and
runs like new. sDeciai today S1.445.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1875 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. l-9647
OLDsMOBILES-'47 sedanette, Hy-
dra.. 7. and h.. .S249; 40 2;dr.. Z.
and b.. s4aS: so u.s., IS" Hydrs" T.
and b.. SS99: 80 "SS" 4-dr.. Hy-
dra.. 7. and b.. S1,I99; '53 .'Ss,"
Hydra. and b., $l,299.. HoR-
NER's CORNER, Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. II. .6-6464.
0LDS 1850 "SS" 2-dr.. sed.; T., h,
new tires; only $495, SO hurry;
q
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6LDsMoBILE 1945 "6" 2-door Sc
danette; 7. and h.. Hydra-Matic:
FRANCIS & PARSONS
PACKARD 1e4s .4-door: T. and h.:
dark green: SI95.
FRANCIS & PARSONS

GIG Nichols Are. s.E.. LU. 4-2sso
PACKARD 1881 Clipper de luxe A.
like new; $685.. OWNER. ia. s.
1854 before 5 pm.
PACKARD 1850 Clipper; one owner:
new seat covers and batteries; De-
troit tune Up. luggage carrier: $500
or best offer KE. s-4560; I'll
heater, oyerdrive: $3.50. Cali MR..
AESARY weekdays. 9 TO o, UN
4.621k Ill
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PACKARD 1919 4-deor: overdrive.
heater. gleaming. black hnish. clean
as pin inside, with approved
credit $45 down, payments Of
S20.16 per month.
HALEY'S of course!
DODGE-PLYM
NJ st. at First S.E.
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
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PONTIAC '53
SUPER D. L. CATALINA

Striking Laurel green 2-tone finish
with matching aIl-ieather interior,
offset BY Wv. tires, radio, heater.
Hydra-Matic and many other aer
cessories: low mileage; like new IN.
side and out; reduced from Sl,79b
to 81 .495 for immediate sale.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
NORTHERN vIRGINIA's .LARqEsT
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
PONTIAC '66 4-dr. star chief de
luxe: l24 in.: immac.: Hydra p.
steering and .. brakes; S2.3gl I;
TiHc. Ti 42si ss. Conn. wo. $500.
PONTIAC 1949 station wagon; 3
seats; S676. FLOOD PONTIAC.
4221 Conn. ave. NV. WO: 6-s400
81 chieftain de lue "s''
Catalina, hard top coupe; 2-tone
green with contrasting seat covers,
HYDRA. r. and h., turn signals.
Wv. tires. and other accessories;
this Is . real sharp car. looks and
runs like new. special today. SS4b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
PONTIAC 1884 chieftain ''s" Ceta-
over red. less than 10. 600 miles,
/ owner. 81. .s95. BOWMAN sTUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
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OLDs '54 "9s" BtaTire conv. 2
Soor III t1ns pov.. red snS White ....f and
eond. viii take trade and finance;
Sc. 796 or best offer. WO. 6-7364.
OLDS '62 .t9S" convertible; orig.
beautiful blue. finish: new black
top: cleo windows. Wv. tires; q
real beauty. A car you viii be
gTaSpARp 5TsaS s own fosrfac soS fdTtys; ssaSi sssol
Rhode Island ave. ne. UN. 4-586l.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

ONTTAC '53 Chieftain de luxe "s":
!. and h. hydra. low MI; excel
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4AmOue 0OEAet InOIoIs Sl,UNO.
PARKWAY-FORD
8051 NJ ST. NV. AID 2-OlS5
CLOSED SUNDAY. SEE MONDAY
OLDS 55 Super "sS0 hardtop:
beautiful 2-tone blue and white
nnish; loaded with extras. Low
only S2,495: low down payment.
STANDARD PONTIAC, 4404
Rhode Island ave. ne. UN. 4-5661.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

'SS5 opEN XII; So; asa CLOSED s6SNaipSSYs Sai vs.
PONTIAC '62 convertible: light blue:
radio, heater. Hydra-Matic. w..
walls. custom seat covers: new top.
This car like new, must sell;
$l.O95. Call ia. S-6556. Ill
PONTIAC 56 convertible; 2-tone
green; .. and a.. b. ,.totd .n tres; ssss
USSc can Be- arranssd. III. E i-s45s. III
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.: black: HYDRA
Matte. radio, heater; $4,000 miles.
ORIGINAL OWNER. $500. IA. 5.23s9,
$50 Catalina ''s'; hydra.
2-tons. rs . beauty. HoRNIERs.S
SI.499. DI. 7-3993.
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400 Georgia Ave. ia. e.2a00
PONTIAC 1871: r and h.; needs
some body work: S76. 10. 6-S99S.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
WHEELER. INC

WILLYs J949 6-cyIindcr station
wagon; heater. oyerdrtve; the In
.xpensiye wagon to carry the kids
Evening star., 1955-09-11

NOLDS '49 49,: new paint, new seat
covers, rec. valve grind. 3 new re-
treads, new tire, h., sigs,; S3S5
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Evening star., 1955-07-31
Chino As Seen
During Visit Of
Three Weeks

NO FLIES IN CHINA. BY
George S. Gale. MORROW;
$3.)
Manchester Guardian news
man Gale spent three weeks
in Red China with the British
Labor Party in 1854. 1t was
his first trip. Perhaps, then,
it is unwise for a reviewer (who
has never been to Red China)
to be hypercritical.
This might have been q
much better book, however, II
Mr.. Gale had not swallowed SO
many of the inflated statis-
tics that Red Chinese press
agents gave him. He comes
away with the impression that
Red China will be a strong, If
obnoxious economic force in q
few years. The great weight
of intelligence-from all OUT
side forces and from the Pei
ping leaders themselves in un-
guarded moments-finds that
Red China has so years to go
before she can hope to have a
formidable economy that can
even match Soviet Russia's
today. EARL H. VOSS.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

a very brief showing. Tomor-
row is the last day % to 3
o'clock. On view are 40
prints, including color wood
cuts, drawings, engravings and
serigraphs. Miss Day has had
earlier solo exhibitions in
Washington. and the Library
of Congress is one of many
permanent collections in which
she is represented.
Mary Eta Sharpe of Alex
andria recently began a series
of small solo exhibitions in the
showroom of the Foam Rubber
Center. 1920 New York avenue.
Currently Eleanore Van Swear
ingen is having a retrospective
show of 10 weeks. including two
recent water colors, and sew
eral flower panels, oil on wood,
such as were described in The
Star Pictorial section about Is
months ago. Mrs. Van Swear
ingen's exhibition will remain
until the end of August.
Evelyn Wynne's exhibition of
paintings at Roumanian Inn,
815 Thirteenth street, reviewed
here June 26. has been ex-
tended to August Is.
Today is the last opportunity
to see the exhibition of paint
ings by Jane Orcutt Blatter at
Alban Towers Pharmacy, 37O0
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Mrs. Blatter's work was first
shown last spring in the lounge
there.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
.Eden's Biography DweIIs
|On Political History

which had any bearing on hi
career are reported, as are his
dramatic resignation from the
Chamberlain government, Sir
Anthony's association with
other World War II leaders, his
role in the postwar opposition,
his four-year tenure as Foreign
Secretary under Churchill, and
finally his attainment of his
own political summit"
Few people would disagree
with R. A. Butler, who said Of
Eden when he was recently
elected leader Of the Conserva-
tive Party: HE has three great
qualities for leadership. The
first is courage, the second is
integrity and the third is flair"
Mr.. Campbell-J -Johnson's en-
inent biography presents well
the courage and integrity, but
the fair is missing.
MARY PAINTER.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

it with enthusiasm. You don't
have to be an artist and you
don't need talent, everyone
can do it," says this how-to-
do-it handbook intended for
all ages. Designed primarily
to further the creative inter-
ests of the family as a group,
it also has suggestions for
those who wish to work alone,
for convalescents and for
teachers.
Nearly 200 illustrations in
halftone include many objects
made by amateurs of all ages,
as well as professional works in
the museum collections, and
materials and procedures. The
book begins with collages,
takes up painting. clay work,
papier-mache, puppets, deco
rations and many other prof.
ects, all of which have been
carried out at the Museums
Peoples Art Center, and pre-
sented on a television pro-
gram by the authors over Sta
ton WNBT.
One of the most important
points for amateurs, in my
opinion. is casually inserted in
the middle Of the text.
whether you keep your paint
ings or throw them away
doesn't matter. It's what hap
pens inside of you that
counts"
Bruegel. BY Wolfgang Steck-
ow. Harry Abrams, Inc, in
association with Pocket Books
Inc; 50c.) , ...
Quality books are available
as well as trash for a small
sum, as everyone must know
who goes shopping for paper
backed books at Is to so cents
each. The Pocket Library of
Great Art" has been growing
during several years, and now
provides the layman Of modest
means a shelf full of admir-
able little works on the old
and modern masters. Each is
written by an authority.
"Bruegel," one of the most
recent, has a text by Wolfgang
Steckow. professor of fine srts
at Oberlin College, and 48 il
lustrations In black and white
and colors. Prof. Steckow in
a brief but lively and read
able introduction, gives bio
graphical data and analyses
the greatness of the Flemish
masters work: It's genuineness
and esthetic organization.
Commentary on the plates and
a contemporary" appraisal
published about IS years after
Bruegel's DEATH provide ac-
Evening star., 1955-07-31
EDEN: THE MAKING OF A

EDEN: THE MAKING OF A
STATESMAN. BY Alan Camp
bell-Johnson: Gives Washburn,
Inc, So.
This political biography of
Britain's new Prime Minister
is a book that should be on the
desk Of any would-be poll
tician or modern-day his
torian. But 1t is not the type
OF anecdotal biography which
most Americans have come to
expect of their leaders, nor is
1t one that brings to life the
man who succeeded Winston
Churchill.
The book begins with Edens
of the year 1413 and ends with
a reception rendered to the
present bearer Of the name on
April %, 1855. In between
very little that is political Ia
missed. AL Of Eden's speeches