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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17
Lynn Picked
For Druggists
Top Society

Gaithersburg's Norman DOC"
Lynn has been admitted to phar-
macy's most exclusive organiza-
tion-the American College of
Apothecaries. He joins about 500
other pharmacists selected from
the countrys $4,000 drug stores.
doc" has operated Lynn's
Pharmacy at Summit and Dia-
mond Avenues for nine years, as
sisted by his wife Esther, reg
istered nurse. He says he left his
Washington practice to come to
Gaithersburg because l wanted
a relaxed, low-tension atmos-
phere."
Mr. Lynn, a graduate of the
University of Pittsburgh in 1881,
is only the fourth member of the
= AGA in the Washington area. He
was indicted this month with
"a other pharmacists from all
over the country.
The College of Apothecaries
sets rigid standards for member
ship. To belong, pharmacy may
not sell soft drinks, cigarettes,
cigars, tobacco, whiskey, bever-
ages, ice cream, or anything
that will detract from a profess
sional atmosphere"
No soda fountain is allowed in
an AGA pharmacy. The words
"cut rate" may not be used in
advertising. Certain equipment
and books must be part of the
prescription department.
Before it can be admitted to
the American College of Apothe-
carries pharmacy must be in
spected by AGA officials. Pic
lures of the exterior and interior
must be submitted. A medical of
fetal must sign the application
form.
doc" Lynn feels the AGA
membership is the highest honor
he has received during his phar-
macy career. His pharmacy's
reputation draws customers from
Washington, Baltimore, Virginia,
Frederick and Howard Counties,
as well as Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17

Children's book week at the
Rockville Public Library is being
celebrated with a display of $50
new books which will be avail
able for regular loan after the ex-
hibition.
The books are displayed in six
sections. First come the picture
books for the very young. These
include the newest DR.. Seuss,
"On Beyond Zebra" and the new
Danish edition of Anderson's
THE Ugly Duckling."
Then come the stories for the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17

tain friends are asking me to
run.
Mrs. SchWeinhaut is somewhat
dubious about Ryan's chances in
1856. Without a local county
election to lend impetus, he might
have a more difficult time than
in 1852" Ryan is a lawyer in
Cumberland and not well known
in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17
Congress
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
have to weigh my local duty
against my national duty" she
states. Mrs. Werner says she
will not make her decision "any
time soon.
Il made up my mind at the
last minute before"
If Mrs. Werner decides to seek
the nomination she thinks she
laid a foundation" in her pre-
Vious race. Il made many,
many friends in all parts of the
district" she says. 81 remember
them and l think they remem-
Der me-"
State Salons Possibilities
Two State legislators, Senator
Edward S. Northrop and Dele
gate Margaret Schweinhaut, say
they may seek the Congressional
seat.
Mr. Northrop says he wants ITO
see the picture little clearer" be
fore announcing his intentions.
Tt would depend a lot on the
backing 1 got" he states. "a lot
of people have asked me, though"
Mr.. Northrop says the Congress
sional candidate, Should have
the backing of the whole Demo
cratic Party"
The State Senator claims,
People urge you to rush out
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17
Page S

The incumbent Republican Con-
gresham Dewitt S. Hyde, serv-
ing his second term in Washing
ton, says, 81 expect to run again
and no one in the party has said
anything to the contrary"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17

South Africa and Germany; and
books on airplanes, police work,
physiology and many other sub
jects.
The library's young patrons
will receive a 32-page pamphlet
which contains a list of 200 books
which children should read and
enjoy. Copies of these books or
those on display can be ordered
for purchase through the library.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-17
By Mrs. Marie Wayne
GaitherSburg 666

The Gaithersburg High School
P.T.A: will meet on Monday at s
pm. Miss Mabel Becraft will be
honored for her long years of
service to the teaching profession.
All of her many friends and stu
dents for these many years are
invited to come to the meeting to
greet her. The guest speaker for
the evening will be Rear Admiral
Roy HartWig, deputy director of
civil defense for Montgomery
County.
Mrs. Gertrude Linhardt has re-
turned to her home in Oak Park,
III. after a 10 day visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edna Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bowman
entertained at a family dinner
party last Sunday. Guests in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kelley and daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Green of German
town; Mr.. and Mrs. William Bow
man and family of Fulton, and
Norman Lowe and Mrs. Nettie
Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Magruder
of Washington Grove entertained
on Monday evening in honor of
their daughter Susie's third birth
day.
=
There will be a turkey dinner
on Saturday, at 3 pm. at the
Flower Hill Church of the Broth
rem in Redland. They are also
having a bake sale at the supper.
And by the way pumpkin pie is
the dessert and that's included
with the dinner for $3.50.
The Peoples Life Insurance Co.
held its annual dinner dance on
Saturday at the Francis Scott
Key Hotel in Frederick. Among
those in attendance from here
were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Belt, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tet-
low, Jr., Mrs. Nathan White, Sr.,
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SALES TRA AIMEE
MR.. LYNN
DU. 7-5100

SaLESMAN--National food manu-
factarer viii employ young man 20
TO 80 years TO eau on retail gro
Gerry stores in Washington and
nearby Virginia. Salary. car furn-
ished: bonus; other benefits. Apply
st SpS NM, sssf; commission selling
q rugs: bath sets anS c ARP Ing
Excellent teTritoTies open Send
TURING COMPANY. 20. Box IS.
sa siISsMiiis - WILL TRADE ONE
MAN IMHEpIATELY for permanent
sales stan Exclusive s.o territory; . ana
medical and hospital insurance.
Conditions, in Silver sprins Wheaton
and Bethesda area. Call IU, D.
550s for interview; lis,
SALESMAN. make $40 . day sell
ing new, unique, DO IT YOURSELF,
i iuSss:: Tires IRE rs 81 Minis Minis T Tsou
removing tire from rim; retails at
lures; every service station. tire
and auto dealer welcome this new
innoyation: Call Mr.. AUSTIN
laboratory supply; must
have degree in chemistry or chem
ical engineering or the equivalent
In laboratory experience. Desire
ambitious young man with interest
in technical sales to work with
large supply house handling lab
oratoFy apparatus and chemicals,
Local territory open. Car viii be
furnished and salary viii be COM
mensurate with experience Call
III 1-7nn0 hetHeen q md 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
SALES
MANAGER

For Washington area. Man
we want must the "know-who
and know-how Of direct sell-
ing. be between 3645. have
q car, be interested in build
ms. y sales ORGANIZATION and
ambitious to enjoy the dig
nifty and prestige that comes
from selling the best product
to the finest class Of people
in America today. In doing
business for over 100 years
we have earned national rec
IGNITION as q most unusual
and most underestimated
business. This is q multi
million dollar operation with
one OF the most comprehen-
sive and complete training
programs in use anywhere. To
the man qualified for district
management, average 3 figure
annual earnings are assured.
Further promotion dependent
on ability and qualifications.
Our divisional managers In
1854 averaged an excess OF
$4,000. This may be q real
opportunity for you. You
can determine for yourself
by phoning Z. W. Dempsey,
at The Woodrer. HU. $4,000
between o and z pm. Mon.
day and Tuesday, or write
Box o7-C, Star, giving COM
plete details about yourself,
Our stan has been advised Of
this opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

MULTILITH OPERATOR. model
ls5o: excel. opportunity in large
more yrs. exper.: 5 days; starting
sal, $40 or better, depending on
oualifie atoms, NJ A IA @ Z NJ E N I
CoNSuLTANTS. INC. Suite 500,
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statesmen

NATIONAL MANUFACTURER oP
PATENTED EXCLUSIVE PROD
uCTs. RATED AAA;l Dun 4 BRAD BRA
DEsiRES PERMANENT ASeOclA-
statesmen or INTEGRITY. .
YEARLY BONUS PLAN IN6UR-
ANcE AND FAMILY SECURITY
ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN POSSESSING EXECUTIVE
EXPERIENCE AN ASSET But
EXTENSIVE TRAINING PRO.
LOCAL TERRITORY. PROTECTED
ACCOUNTS. ALSO TERRITORIES
FOR MEN WILLING TO TRAVEL.
OUR MEN KNOW OF THIS AID.
CALL MR.. KLESS
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE
MONDAY 0.30 TO 4:30
IA k-fl624
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
ENGINEERS
SENIOR ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

Background in digital
computer circuitry, data
processing or associated
equipment. Position in
wolves supervising the
activities Of engineers,
junior engineers and
technicianS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HO. 2-2476

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. car es.
sential. experience helpful. Call
REED, OIL. $3.50.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN offered
unusual opportunity in different
situation TO earn and learn: full or
part time. Box l34-C. Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Colored-Full or Part Time
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES LIsTEN
in your spare time you can earn
I Thile re ySu Ti isEn oN we A EEw WI" MEN
AND TEACH THEM HOW TO
MAKE BIG MONEY, will be in
my once Sunday from z TO 9.
for interviews. Come over. Address.
IIo4 Vermont ave nnJ nv" Reem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HELP-MEN
UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

One Of the oldest and larg-
est HANDICAPPED and nursery
products companies operat-
Ing nationally. VIII employ
men in the Washington area
to call on our established Gus
toners and open new ac-
counts.
NO EXPERIENCE RE-
CURED. We have one of the
finest training programs in
the industry. Income is sub
stantial and immediate.
earning at the rate Of $1,000
$4,000 and more. Top men
well over $4,000. Plenty Of
opportunity also for man
agement positions. Winter Is
one of our busiest sea-
sons contracting for Spring
II you are in Q seasonal
business RIGHT NOW Is
THE TIME TO make q change.
Get into q business that Is
NOT SEASONAL and Deem
Der, January. February. March
with us. The work Is pleas
ant. dignified. semiprofessional
selling and offers lifetime ca
reer. Our customers repeat
year after year.
This Is strictly SALES
WORK and we are not inter
ested in landscape gardeners
or laborers. Applicants should
be over 20. married, and must
have car.
For personal interview,
phone r. H. Beals ct HUI. 81
.0373, 9 TO z pm. Monday
and Tuesday or write Box
44S-C. Star giving phone
number and personal back
ground.
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P. o. BOX 3046 9
WASHINGTON, D. C.

TELEVisION TECHNICIAN = We
have an opening for . capable man
who can write his own ticket APP
ply bl6 II ST. ne.
TIRE INSPECTOR in yulcanisinK
dept: must be experienced. salary
HUNDLEY. 3448 i4th st. NV.
TIRE REGROoeER, exper.. or will
teach man and pay salary during
$3.50 per wk No phone calls. BEN
HuNDLEY TIRES. 3446 14th
Tv BENCH MAN. experienced. must
know test equipment. shop in
nearby Va. Salary open. Call ED.
9-5560 for appt- ga
Tv sERvICEMAN. experienced only;
t tran I9Tn.: ~, salary open CON
ne. Ii. $4,000. ---22
Tv sERvICEMAS. experienced out
side work Eooo salary. steady JOB.
dement's, Mr.. MILLER, Hu. 3-444S.
Tv-Exper. Tv benchman wanted.
eolored, part time. See EDDIE,
1893 T st. NV, basement Apt. 4.
TYPIsT, knowledge shorthand: $500
up: see Miss Bel al BoYDs, cor.
18th and O SITS. Ma S-2340.--le
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC. white.
S65 wk up. Miss Morgan at PER-
SONNET, 1911 O st. MA. S-2ll6.
yULCANIZER. sectional work only.
no recsppinR; salary depending on
ability. No phone calls BEN
HUNDLEY. 3446 l4th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE MANAGER. for An
drewS Air Force Base Exchange:
experience preferred but will con-
slider young, aggressive man. Ex-
ceilent wages and working condi-
ttons; liberal fringe benefits. Apply
at the ANDREWS EXCHANGE OF
FIcE located In Main Exchange
Bldg --22
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ADMIN. ASST, S85
tUnder IS, Some Shorthandl

tunder IS. Some shorthand)
Secy., CPA ofc $50
Secy., labor relations ssh,
stenosrapher, Capitol Hill ---ss. 800
lSteno., real estate, no. exp, S3'f;0fl
| MANY OTHER SECY. -STENOS.
l. BKKPRS. AND ASSTS.
orc. manager, accts. payable SIS, 900
ED typist. ms broker $500
B..kpr,, over 80, contractor S15-SS0
SiisG. operators. all mach. S55-S65
Bkkrg. mach. train. ttypel S50-S55
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS ~
tSuperVisor, membership dept. $4,000
Mathematics asSts CD $4,000
Iypist.. some shorthand $4,000
Reccptionists - 25-35 S270 mo
Staiist. typists f2l S7O-S75
T. sept. -typist. editorial ofc. S65-S70
Ck;- typistS. all locations to $50
r -lief PIX filing $50
iypiSts. temporary 81 so hr
Clerks, like figures t34-i5) 5000
Assemblers. factory. Alex. SoI7 mo.
Cashiers. posting clks., PIX oprs.,
phone clks., file clks S45-SS(I
APPLY NOW FOR AFTER XMAS
ATLAS AGENCY
1870 Y. 7. Ave. NV. Room sos
Admin. Secy, educ Hd S950
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HELP--MEk
S10 PER EVENING

u. S. Empl. Service
1924 F STREET NV.
NO FEES
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
SIXTH FLOOR
Accountants &c. 8. ststus)
Case Workers Masters degree)
Chemists
Craftsmen tau fields)
Economists
ENGINEERS: Aero. Elec.. Elec-
tronic Industrial. Marine. Mech.
Estimators tolass, Hts. Vent. Air
Illustrators (Comml. Arthist)
Jr; Management (Trainees Ins.)
Librarians
Mathematician
ORGANIZATION and Methods Examiners
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Physicists
Position Classifiers &C. 9. status)
REGISTERED Nurses
Social Workers tMSW degree)
|TranslatorS Japanese. Chinese, Por-
Writers. Tech. Publ. Federal cata-
loguing exper. electronicS or engi-
neering)
CLERICAL AND SALES OFFICE
FIFTH FLOOR
Audit Clerk &C. 8. Status) Q yrs.
Fiscal Aeets;
Bookkeeping Mach. Operators (exper.
Clerk Stenos.. so w.p.m.
Clerk-Typists, 40 w.p.m.
lComptometer Operators
Credit Clerks. type IS w.p.m.
IDietaphone Operators
Multilith Operators
Insurance Salesmen
Procurement Clerks &c. o. Status)
Statesmen. Retail Trade
Stock Clerks
Tab. Mach. Operators
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL OFFICE
FOURTH FLOOR
Automobile Body Repairman
Automobile Mechanic, exper.- v/tools
Bookbinders. 4 yrs. exper., plus ".
Carpenter. maintenance. exper.. jour-
Darkroom man. traines. amateur.
Die sinEer, 1 yrs. Apr. WIS yrs.
Electrical Inspector. journeyman
Eiectronics Technicians
Elevator Repairmen
Glass Blowers
'Locksmith
Machinist. automotive
MachiniSt. machine shop
once machine repairman
lPhotosrapher's helper, exper in lab,
or darkroom; his. grad.
Plumbers Helper. exper.
HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND
SERVICE OFFICE
THIRD FLOOR
Baker. SIS per week
Cooks, age 3I-55, S4O-S60 per week
0arde Manager, age $3.50. $50 per
VIVA DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
HELP--MEN

- Lee. well-estabiished
company wishes to expand Its MINI
eographing dept: seeking someone
with related accounts to bring In
new mimeo business: liberal COM
RtiEsiSa ssiIi %Jis 6ST oG star
man under 40 with auto. Tremen.
cous need for engineers, techni-
clans places our services in great
demand Previous sales experience
not required. We train. A career
opportunity. Write for interview To
Box 295-C, Star -lS
5 Observation-Disclosures young man
I'll ii m ssss 81 e4S f9s our 9si
sincere. reliable: Interested in life
time career. Opportunities for ad-
vancement. Must furnish car.
Monthly salary basis plus employe
benefits and car allowances. Write
us IN strict confidence, stating age.
differences differences s s6acston a sar selling
SALESMAN with following for man
leather biilfoids and plastic novel,
ties, liberal commission; details
flrst letter, H. r.. Kahn. 1913
Broadway, New York City.
MISUNDERSTANDING. established
manufacturer of popular priced
cotton cafes. tiers. cottage sets and
plastic shower curtains, desires an
experienced salesman with follow
ing in variety and department
stores in District of Columbia.
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Delaware
and Virginia. No objection to one
non-confiicting side line. Replies
strictly confidential. Reply to-:
SWAN CREATIONS, INC. 70i
Seneca ST., Buffalo. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Unusual Man
Wanted

LARGE financial Institution
established 1T years. will
pay salary and commission to
man between the ages of 25
and 40: must be interested in
q permanent business, where
he will be his own boss. earn
$4,000 to $4,000 O year and
more, with a liberal retire
ment income. finest training
program with future. oppor-
tunity for managerial or ex-
ecutive advancement. Should
be a hard worker. ambitious.
intelligent man. who Is dis
satisfied In his present posi-
ton. II you are this man.
write fully. giving age, family
status. past experience to Box
325-C, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

RAPID MERIT INCREASES
Write or call. stating qualifications
for interview By local repre-
SERVICE FIRE INSURANCE co.
1888 Baltic. Ave; College Pr. D..
YOUNG MAN. as assistant to man
ager; good opportunity to learn .
S Sasins esf s sSns y 300 per month
TO start. Boz Ifi3-c, Star, lis
YOUNG MAN, age 2O-25. to assist
engineers In maintenance and op-
erationS OF experimental apparatus
at Gainesville. Va. plant. Mechanl-
cal ability and familiarity with
mechanical tools helpful Salary
open: ATLANTIC RESEARCH
YOUNG MAN, age 25-35, wanted
by .arse life insurance CO. to
sysnsSy be able ae 70 assume manae ss
must be eollese srad., accountins
handwriting. stating qualifications,
refs. small photo and salary ex-
pected, Box SAC, Star.
HOUSEHOLD AND AUToMOTlYE
consumer products company has
openings for sales Representatives
In Washington territory; expert
ence selling and merchandising to
mensurate with ability, plus ex-
penses, also incentive bonus plan.
car furnished. Box l65-C. Star.
PART TIME, FULL TIME-Marshall
Field family owned enterprise has
openings for qualified men. Must
be $3.50 and have high school
education. Weekly nay check. For
interview appointment. call UN.
4-560S.
GOOD opportunity to learn and ad-
s Esnds s M aanSs OSfe ee o, Tas a
high school graduate. car furnished,
al other company benefits, call
RE. 1870 for Interview. lis
SALARIED POSlTlONS--S5. 900 to
sag 600 II you want want q position ii y In
D. c. our letter campaign service
will be Of interest to you Our ex-
cellent reputation among employees
mas been develoneo over a period Of
40 years procedure Of high stand
ards Identity covered Ask tor
s .sEt sTi.Ssne sldt " B slxlsY NY
White. 1915, Mr.. cHSSMPPAoNE,,
MAN FRIDAY" white, $3.50: sales,
Office, shipping, run business: good
pay. 1896 H ne, Ii, 7-3303. --l9
MAKE $50 TO $500 PER SALE
Exclusive territories to statesmen
and distributors. NEW MIRACLE
OUTDOOR LIGHTS sweeping coun-
try. Enormous demand from gas
stations. stores, night spots, drive
ms, auto agencies. Written money
back GUARANTEE clinches sales.
No sample. No investment. No
lighting experience required. W. H.
LONG CO., Chicago 10. Ill Estab-
lished 1911.
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RADIO AND TV
SERVICE
DIAGNOSTICIAN

Can you tell others how 20 repair
q set II you know the symptoms
Can you look at schematic dia'
gram and outline test methods tS
II so, here Is your chance to
graduate from the ranks of the
ordinary servieeman to q lob with
q real future. S-hour day, S-day
week; profit-sharing and retirement
plan. sick leave. paid vacations
etc. Call
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HELP-MEN
.sALEsMEN
Exclusive Territory
For Experienced
statesmen

tIncIuding automatic repeat
business.)
No capital investment need
ed. A high potential terri
tory with active accounts that
viii be turned over 10 you.
As q representative Of this
AAA-l national organization.
you viii be selling one OF the
country's most widely accept
ed business services to top
level executives. You will be
in a protected territory. high
new business and renewal
commissions, repeat-type leads
and above all. a chance gen.
orally reserved for youth, but
available here to q mature
and successful salesman.
namely an opening in a
growth"
This opportunity can only
be offered to a man who can
operate on his own with Q
minimum of supervision and
paper work. Minimum five
years experience required
selling to business executives.
All training expenses paid.
Write In detail. j. p. cos
GROVE, JR., Research Insti-
tute Of America. Inc, $50
Firth ave. New York. N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
Exclusive Guaranteed
SecuritV Program

II you have successfully sold auto
mobiles, appliances, insurance or
real estate (new or used homes)
T. N, Lerner, one Of America S lead
ing real estate sales organizations
offers you the flrst-of-ttS-ktnd sales
poSition--a selling Job that for the
first time in this area. guarantees
you complete security. T. n. Lernerr
& Co. will train you, In the latest
real estate sales technigues. You
will be given o contract that guar
antees your working conditions and
protects your interests. You will be
guaranteed the finest commission
for real estates sales in Nd. D. c;
and Va, You win be guaranteed
the backing Of the LARGEST adver-
tising program for real estate sales
on the eastern seahoard. II you are
. successful salesman and selling +
your career. only T. N. Lerner d
Co. can guarantee your security
with its original exclusive GUAR
ANTEED SECURITY PROGRAM.
TIL 2-740O
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01
Who Is Doing
What

Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Francisco
motored to Port Orchard, June %,
to attend the annual Strawberry
Festival, sponsored by the Kitsap
County Filipino Club. doc"
T. A. Rojo quietly slipped from
our journalistic vigilance and took
a plane for Manila early last
month for a visit to his folks after
thirty years absence d. from the
grapevine we gather that he has
a temporary teaching job in one of
the universities in Manila. :.
Filipino Community President Sal
vadOr del FierrO, ST., was back in
town even before we were through
telling friends that he had just left
on urgent business" in the Phil
ippines. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A.
Cabanilla of San Francisco were
recent Seattle visitors. :. F.. North
west readers will remember that
Mr.. Cabanilla was formerly presi-
dent of the Cannery Workers IN
ion here, then known as Local Z,
FTA-CIO. =. Ray had also in his
company Miss Soledad SalcedO,
Pinay coed at the San Francisco
State College, and Mr.. LberatO
Mendoza, former Seattle resident.
How come the crowd is always
heading to the Casino Cafe nova
days? =. 1t could not be the food
alone, without considering who is
serving it. . Why not go look
for yourself, especially on week.
ends?