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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
Air TuIks Still in Air

ROME, Sept. 20 (P.-Italian-
German talks on the future of
Germany'S reborn Lufthansa
Airline in Italy wound up here
today with a formal agree
ment in principle" Both sides
still were haggling, however,
over how much domestic Italian
traffic the Germans can carry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30

called the selection a wonder,
ful appointment"
: Other jurists echoed that re-
action. They described him as q
tlne trial lawyer before he went
on the bench and an outstandins
judge. They predicted he would
bring considerable judicial
strength to the high court.
To the person who knows him
best-his wife of 20 years-he IL
q man who enjoys and is fas-
cinated by his work to the ex-
clusion of hobbies, a man with
q delightful sense of humor and
. zest for the law.
Wife Hears the News
Mrs. Brennan said she and
her husband ran through the
field of conjecture when he
called her from his office Friday
to say he would be taking the
sleeper to Washington. He man
aged to get to a telephone and
tell her the news yesterday be-
fore it was announced to the
press.
Unaware of what was in store
for them. the Brennans had in
vited eight guests to dinner last
night at their home in Rumson.
N. j. my poor underfed guests"
murmured Mrs. Brennan in a
furry of answering telephone
calls and greeting the press.
She said she and her husband
had not even discussed yet the
question Of moving to Washing
ton. She recalled that the fam
lily had lived in Chevy Chase,
Md, while Justice Brennan was
stationed here during the war,
and the two Brennan boys at
tended Chevy Chase Elementary
School.
When he is not reading briefs
and law books at home, Mrs.
Brennan said. he likes to read
history. He plays some golf and
has become quite a fisherman
lately. The Brennans spent one
week away from home on vaca-
ton last summer trip to Can
ada with friends.
Experience Is Cited
To Justice Brennan's COL
leagues on the bench and mem
hers Of the bar. his record as a |
practicing attorney and his
varied experience on the bench
are particularly important.
In recent years, he has de-
voted much of his time to the
hight against delays in the adj
ministration Of justice. He adj
dressed the Attorney Generals
Conference on Court Congestion
and Delay in Litigation here last
May as chairman of the Com
on Pretrial and Calen-
dar Control Of the New Jersey
Supreme Court.
He is the second member of /
the same law firm to 90 to the
Supreme Court. The Newark
firm-Pitney. Hardin, Ward and
Brennan before Justice Brennan.
went on the bench-in an earlier !,
day had as a partner Mahlon
Pitney. who served on the Su-
preme Court from 1912 to 1922.
AS far as some of his coll
leagues can recall. he is the first
State court justice to go to the
Supreme Court since Justice
Cardozo. 1!
Compared to Harlan II
He was described as closest in
egal background and judicial
attitudes to Justice Harlan thanh
10 any of the other members off
he high court. h
One prominent jurist rated
aim more conservative than /
Chief Justice Warren and AS I
'ociate Justices Douglas and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
Supreme Court to Open
Busy Term Tomorrow
By ROBERT K. Walsh

The Supreme Court term beginning tomorrow could be the
farthest reaching in in its effect rights ra-
TONS business operations and State Federal powers
Almost 500 appeals and motions filed and so cases
previously accepted for review immediate start for
an unusually busy eight months The opening tomorrow viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
Court Appointee Called
MiddIe-R oodI Independent
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

Justice William Joseph Brennan. G selected by President
eisenhower to Justice Mnton on the
Court last night was described by fellow jus middle
the-road independent thinker
Chief Justice Arthur Vanderbilt of the Slurne Court NJ
New Jersey which Justice Brennan an associate Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
BY FRANK CAREY
Associated Press stan Writer

A new and quicker device for
indicating the pattern of radio
active fallout within $50 miles
of an atomic or hydrogen explo-
sion has been developed by the
Government.
Announcing this today, the
National Bureau Of Standards
said the machine can perform
in one-twentieth of a second a
fallout appraisal job which here
tofore has required Is minutes
on complex computing machines
or about a half hour with pencil
and paper.
The fallout pattern is shown
on a screen similar to that of an
ordinary television set, with va
riations in intensity indicated
by the relative brightness at diff
ferent points on the screen.
The bureau said the instru-
ment was designed. with the
support of the Atomic Energy
Commission, to provide extra
safety during weapons tests
and it added:
I'm the event of nuclear at
tack on this country. to the
extent that essential data were
available. the cornn''+e" would be
useful to civil defense.
IF adopted tor civil defense
1t means that unspecialized per-
sonnet can make predictions OF
a bomb fallout. provided proper
data is known.
Such forecasting could be ex-
pected to help determine and
speed up emergency procedures
to be used after a bomb explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
President to Meet
INeWsmen Tomorrow

President Eisenhower will hold
"a news conference at 1890 am
tomorrow. the White House an
tnounced today.
This will be Mr.. Eisenhower
second regular Washington news
conference since his September
ia heart attack. He resumed his
practice of holding such weekly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sessions
with reporters last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24
N-Like Device Gives
Quick Check on FoIIout

with a consequent saving Of
lives"
The idea for the computer was
suggested by DR.. Lesta Machta
of the United States Weather
Bureau. 1t was designed and
built at the Bureau of Standards
by group of scientists including
H. K. Skranstad. J. H. Wright,
Leonard Taback and T. L. Childs.
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Points for Parents By Edy'h 7homo. Wallace

Mother-You are the one
who scattered the dominoes
all over the floor so you should
be the one to pick them up.
Get busy now-and pick up
every one,
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ALEXANDRIA: SIS North Washington Street. King $1,000
Meudoys rhupdoy Fridays $50 0,o other doys ssos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

INSTRUMENTATION
u TELEMETRY
TELEMETRY
SYSTEMS
TRANsMITTERs
ANTENNAs
CoMMUTAToRs
MULTIPLExERs
INSTRUMENTATION
DATA RECORDING
and STORAGE
TRANsDUCERs
CONVERSION cIRcUIrRY
TRANSFORMERS
MIcRowAvE BEACON
@ DATA PROCESSING
RECOVERY SYSTEMS
ANTENNAs
Call Mr.. r. E. Roberts,
Mgr, Instrumentation
Engineering
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HELP--MEh
MERCHANDISING
MAN

Young man. 1880 yrs. Of age,
high school graduate: neat appear
ance. capable Of dealing with the
public. Must have car and be IA
miliar with Wash. area. Job Is in
our merchandising dept. and offers
good background for advertising
leld. No selling; 5-day. 4O-hour
week. Apply Personnel, Room sos;
open weekdays. 5000, and Sat,
9-lo No phone calls
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ENGINEER-Top man. Must be cap
able Of assuming complete charge Of
the largest multistory apartment
familiar with Carrier air condition.
ing equipment. Wonderful oppor-
tunty for right man. Reply giving
age. past experience, references and
any other personal data to Box
373-D. Star.
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CL0SE-IN SILVER SPRING-Lovely
brick rambler on "a acre: 9 bed
rms, den, lge. liv. rm.. sep. din.
nm May rent with option to buy.
LEO A. Dryer g. CO.. INC, JU.
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ANGLING new, beautiful wooded
lot. 3-bedrm. house; 25 min. fenta-
gon, Navy Annex JE 2-4746
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CHEVY CHASE. 4 BEDROOMS. onl

CHEVY CHASE. 4 BEDROOMS, only
S17,950-An older home but in
perfect condition. with large living
room. den with fireplace; dining
room and large kitchen; bed
rooms and bath on End: finished
room on 3rd; available Immediately.
Cali EN-. 2-s206 or ewes. OIL.
5000. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE-Charming Colonial,
with 3 bedrms., = baths, recr. rm.;
IN excellent neighborhood: S24.500.
A. v. PISANI, Realtor, OIL. 1880;
ewes. Mrs. Fancey. OIL. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-EXTREMELY
UNUSUAL; $34,95O. This beauti-
full, full-center-hall-t rambler
has 8 large bedrooms, library, 2
baths, LIST floor; a grand large
bedroom on ground floor level. with
one bath on lower level The living
room is 30x15 dining room l4x11,
recr. room is 24x15. II you would
Ike the unusual and still have
the most livable property you have
seen for many q day, be sure to
see this outstanding bargain. once
open o till 9. OIL. 6-2344. THOMAS
I EToIYET, 4. m
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

PARK. MD. 110s Mer-
rimae dr.-,-Modern 5-rm. brick
med. poss.; 500 mo. Call HE. A.
$500. HUGH T. PECK. 1850 New
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FALLS. CHURCH-2-bedrm. bunga-
low, full bsmt., gas heat; close to
bus, shopping and schools; st.
James School "a blk. away: 500
mo-: 104 S. Spring St. Falls Church.
MR.: STANTON. JE. $4,000 or CIR.
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MAR NRt~ANDREWs
so I LING -6lJ OR Or NOV sg, ,ol

Ta2s over lsfSs Of q: iosh with
optional home Powder IN on lat
In. 2 fun baths. aaahsf drier. dish
washer. dlsposal arr many Other
'srtfar close n eyrrTtrlrf ca
Mfs Cox 10 $3.50 Of 81. S-73es.
Atlas REALTY co.
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WHEATON-LiKs nsv. 3-sscrn ia.
m and bar Wen -landsf spsd yard.
Afssns ol lean on t1y Of SIS. Ihn.
70 s.38ss SUBURBAN FhoP-
,con,in5ss % Nszs Psss)
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2-BEDRM. HOUSE; finished attic
can be made into ? extra bedrms.,
equipped kit, very lge. bsmt., laun-
dry facilities: front and rear porch,
lge yard. very reas La 6-4243.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19

FORESTVHLE (near Andrews A. F.
Base)-2-bedrm house; sos mo;
references requested. Call RE. B.
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COLORED-86 FENTON PL. NE
Completely renewed inside and out
mod. bath, gas heat; 8 rms; SIC 80
mo; FALLIN REALTY CO., Ii
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! ROOMS, ~ baths; 500 per mo.
Call RE b-QoQo
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COLORED-32I D ST. S.E.-6 rms
PALM REALTY Co. Ii. 4-7soS
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11O5 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
4 or 2 families; Q rooms and
oath. full basement: large. level lot
1'Hazza. TIE. 62430
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
L22i l4th st. NV AID. 4-2u05
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CHEVY CHASE-This large 3-bed-
rm. and bath older home; excel
cond.. conv. to schools. transp.
is only Sl6950: has daylight base
ment, beautiful lot. garage. porch.
BILL1NGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
o.o3oH. ppRS EN- o.n11r
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cont. }

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brick Colo
NAL on a wide Handicapped lot with
trees. flowers and an abundance
of shrubs. Immaculate throughout.
Large living room. dining room,
kitchen with dining space: 8 twin
size bedrooms. 2 baths on Ind floor;
STORAGE attic: above-ground base
ment with paneled recreation room
with bar: porch patio and attached
garage. Convenient transportation.
Must be sold. Call WO. $4,000
til o pm. EDW. H. JONES a. CO.,
INC. Chevy Chase. d C.
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COLORED = CT. EXCEPTIONAL
BUY MOVE IN BEFORE xMAsI
LOVELY Def, Z RMS. ia BATHS;
NR. SCHOOLS AND CONV Low
MO. PAYT. WILL GO QUICKLY!
RIA. 6-692B.
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TWIN BROOK FOREST. RoeFvIIie--

Attractive 2-yesr-old. f-hsdroom
home; firepl, roughed-lD for ond
bath. stove. refgr and gash.nz
mach fenced yard, shade trest'
around rent, price, sf8s5O. HfcK-
MaN-CuSHMAN I nj north ~
Rockville. Rte. $50. telephone 20.
g-a442. syss., Mrs. Geilatly, GA.
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low Dos Beautifni
brand-new. J-hedroom. 2-bsth bfk
iine quality. full center hall. fnbu
ious KIT. ijx14. fun daylisht base
nent, screened porch; btiiit-in ga.
rage. expandable End 4 Deiight-
fui hign elevation on auiet eul-ce.
sac IN the fastest-selling loca,.or
around Washington. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, ID. 7.l4li; eyesa OIL,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
VIENNA VA
BRAND-NEWIT IT

Three bedrms., fully equipped GE
kit, all extras incl. Lge. 1iv. rm.
full bsmt., frepl. in ca; tile bath.
Ice, din. area: country club area.
yet close to shops. transp and St.
Lees Parish. For more info, call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19

BETHESDA - LOCUST II I L L 5
ESTATES, one OF the finest loca-
tons In. the Wash. area. overlook
ing Rock Greek PIX. mr.. NMc and
NH. walking distance Stone Ridge
School,. Williamsburg Cape Cod.
brick, slate roof. 4 yrs. old: Ice. lot,
Cyclone-fenced rear yard. fiTst a.,
Nv, din, lse;, bedrm;. paneled den
l2x24 screened porch. 2nd a., 3
bedrms., full bath, sun deck. high.
dry, heated bsmt. with tiled floor
and bath; Ice. garage with level
drive a. bsmt. level: sas, hot-air
heat. Price, S3l BOO. 93l6 w.
ParKhill dr., OIL. 6-7S56.
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va. warwick Village,
29l6 Hickory st.--Attrac., 3-bed-
rm: brick; bsmt,, disposal. washer
and drier; immed. poss.; Sl15 mo.
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FURNISHED, 5-bF., 5emidss. brick:
OF financed. rec Tm'. fenced lawn.
storm ,aih.s. 6 = EairfaT Village
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c0LORED-OPEN 3:3O-8 PM, Wed
through Sat.--2-bedrm.. mod. brk
hse., centrally loo; excel. kit
equip, Just redee.; 500 mo. 236
Parker st. ne. tbetw, Eve and K
2nd. and 3rdl, or phone Ma. s.
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NEAR PENTAGON-2 bedrms.. dis
posal, wash. mach, storm windows;
wooded lot; conv. to transp. and
schools. JE. 2-S42q.
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built in 1851, priced far below
cost. De luxe stone rambler. wal
nut-paneled foyer, living rm. "a 6x
To-. dining ru.. 2 master bedrmS.,
each with. private bath: q kitchen
and built-in garage; recreation nm,
@bx3f, q game rn1,, guests I'm.
stream; Ia aYea festyie.ed 10 MINI
mum acre lots. Ewes, Mr. Wood
vel; 10. spa. L Z. cRAvArTE,
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: rms. two baths; nice neighborhood;
500. HARRISON g. ADAMS. 932
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COLORED-3645 18th ST. NV
Newly dec, 6 rms. incl porch, bath
oil h.-w.h., garage; sos mo. Refs
required. L; 7, GRAvATTE. Real
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wEsTBORELAsD HILLS, sn Amos
rhrFe 81 qsntfel ffhuencnt Beau.
tiful neu, aif-eoudltioueI hornf Of
Z brdrnis 60 baths z p0w der rms
fsefuiiy 6ssignsd for 4 family 0f
oiscrlmins tinE tsste sng.neessd
eenftIAeti9h. e.sSDoi,isn, ALL, 80. ~ ~
Iarge shaded patio. complete play-
room. Etfeet-ievei gafagt reaton-
able price and tefms. bJin Abe
marie street. ore Of WaGningign's
finer eddfesaea Open HHtgrcay
and Sunday. I TO q: sveninat ard
Veekdays. b. appointment. OEo.
WORTH1NoTOH \ son Va.
s3ze essninfi' NJ Latinnsf. LR
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

PARK. Bethesda; $40. $50.
First offering OF this S-yr. -old
brick Colonial. on a lovely ige. lot,
IN this desirable, close-in neigh
cious liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. with
disposal; 3 lge. bedrms.; full bsmt !;
gar, delighttul porch. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006; ewes, OIL.
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FALLS CHURCH, 1905 Poplar DR.
4-bedroom. 1la-bath frame home.
IN excellent condition; utility nm.
81 10. GEORGE MASON GREEN
m IA LIAM
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COL0RED = :-STORY 6-rm. brick
house. new gas furn., new bath
new cleo. fixtures, newly decor. I:
SS4 so. Vac, close in. 3rd st. NV.
lnsp, today. DIXIE REALTY CO.
Ma 2-SSSn
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COLORED-t25 FRANKLIN ST. NV
Newly dec; 8 rms. bath: new gas
furnace: $50. lnsp, today. DIXIE
REALTY Co, ACTS. 1917 L st, NV
COLORED-I47l MONROE ST. NV
vac: det.; full bsmt., 8 rms, :
baths; gas h.-w.h. CO. 5-S293.
COLORED-9I3 GOLDEN ST. S.W
--3-story brk.: 4 rms. cleo, gas,
water: $40 mo. CO. 5-S293.
COLORED-825 CRITTENDEN ST
N.E.-Ultra modern 6-rm. semidet
brick; ] "a baths. Adults preferred;
T. PECK.
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ior : adult families. : i Kits s : baths
mod. bath. hi.w.h., gar. dbl. front
porch. Ice. yds.; newly decorated;
desirable for adult family or 2
couples: S126. DE. 2-5ditS. 12s
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COlOhED
1924 UNIVERSITY PL.
Brick. 10 rms, baths, h-w.h.; 500.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S30O
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NV
eompl. pvt. mod. apis. Yd.. gar.
81. 3-4415 TU. 2-S563
COLORED
Mr.. Mckinley High Schools bed
rms, full bsmt., o.h-w. heat: immed
poSs.; SIPS mo. HU. 3-4922, days:
OF. 1850. ewes.
COLORED
TT. Dupont-3-bedrm. brk, semi
Diet: &. &C. heat; Anchor fenced
yd,; immed, poss: S1o5 mo. fU.
3-4922. days: OF. 4-9540. ewes.
COLORED
1907 VIRGINIA AVE. N.W.-6
rms: bath; gas heat; $3.50.
2315 VIRGINIA AVE. N.W-4
rms, bath. gas heat: $50 so.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
lOlT 9Th St. NV
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SUPERB TOWN HOUSE
rOI0RFD-5sT ooITTHoRPT eT

N.W.--foysiy. mod Z dim. Sis.
bath brics. gas heat. refsr ere.
placst. faraEe ffuii bath on irt
foo-l beauty and bargain n yo1
hays suhsianilal cash only $4,000
WASHINGTON REALTY. "A. 3
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SILVER SPRING, sI3.bOO-Larss
flrepl., sep. din. rm.. kit, table
space, full bsmt., h.-w.h.. bus at
door; large wooded lot. Close TO
Blair High, blk. of Colesville
r.; sne sliEO Dkyss ssioI goN 4 =
ansWer mi k-TnoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19

ROCKVILLE HOME for Si2,35O-
A good roomy house with rooms
and bath down; another "a rooms
up; all approved for VA financing.
Rockville is growing; this could
be Just the place you've wanted.
RIPLEY s. RoMER, JU. 5.61t1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-BARGAIN: $685. DOWN;
18th and Kennedy tS.--Detached
Cape Cod: q roems . baths; vacant:
like new; deep lot FISCHER, OIL.
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SILVER SPRlNG-By OWNER. FLA
appraised for $4,000. Air-eond.
s5edT nsta sr ssc rsM IN dt ss%t a.
I'd, left on Old BladensbuTg I'd.
left on Belvedere blvd, right on
Proctor ct. 70 l020b. JU. 1919.
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SILVER sPRING-By OWNER. bet.
brick: redec.: bedrms.. 2 mod.
baths, powder rm. LIST A.: liv. Tm.,
nrepl.; din. rm,. mod. kit. den
rear porch; paneled rec. rm.. firepi.:
B nm. III 7-114n.
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LANGLEY PARK, MD.-Modern g.
bedrm. brick. rambler; full bsmt.
cleo. kit, redec. Tmmed poss. Cali
HE. 4-6400. HUGH r. PECK, 1850
New Hamp ave
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GLENMONT---l -bedroom bungalow:
bsmt.; near bus and schools: 500
per mo. rent or will sell: take over
III 5-TH12. ewes III S-62OQ
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NOkIh kENSlNGTON--Ss50 down.
this most attractive Colonial brick
nome; 8 fine rooms, bright base
ment, living room. fireplace; nice
level lot. This Is terrified Call
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. KE.
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COLORED-MOD. 5-RM. BRICK
bsmt.. gas heat. $3.50 9th pl. ne
Immed. boss. ST 3-9A33
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IUhNEh BhICk CULUNIAL, 3 rms.
full bsmt., finished rec. rm., Ia
baths, gas heat, patio: off-street
park: $135 per mo. Call OIL. a
h2l4
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$40 9Th ST. N.W.--six-rm. row
brick; good condition: gas heat,
porches: rear yard, basement: SIS
month; near pub and parochial
Will be open Sat and Sun. / to
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-06-15

It is a plain case of playing
fayorite." And it does not reflect
upon the long tradition of the Fill
pino Community of Seattle to rem
der honor where honor is due, ir-
respective of status. creed or af-
filiation.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-06-15
TRANQUIL HOURS
Poetry is emotion eeOlee'ed in tranquility"
AND SOON THE WORLD WAS CEMENT
Poetry is emotion reeOlIoe'ed in tranquility"

AND SOON THE WORLD WAS CENIEN
Earth
Wild, primeval, fresh
1t stood in the swirling universe:
Trackless and lush.
Mist wells hung over the virgin world.
Shrilling glories clashed
From vale to sea
Glories only God knew
And then that fleck of life
Man,
Rational man,
Intelligent man.
And then the span of time
While strove the fleck of life.
And soon the lush was no more.
And soon the world was cement.
Joseph McMurray
2616 East Fir st.
Seattle Washington.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-06-15
TIME OUT
with the editor

Will iIlS COiiOl
The Filipino Community of Sc
attic, Inc. has just exhibited an at
titude of discrimination, or, shall
we say, favoritism?
For, when the Community hon
ored Vice Consul Irineo R. Cabatit
with a dinner at an uptown hotel
recently, it was a plain case of
playing favorite" when the same
Community did not pay any at
tention to former Vice Consul
Guillermo Fonacier.
In the minutes of the Filipino
Community, il was so stated that
the dinner for Cabatit was an aek-
nOwledgement of his struggles to
better himself. Incidentally, every
other person is trying TO better
himself, altho he does not always
wind up with government job.
But let us go back to the case
of playing favorite" Why was
not Vice Consul Fonacier accorded
the same recognition and aek-
nowledgement? Cabatit and Fon-
aeier are both local boys, pro-
ducts of the same educational in
stitution in this city, and contem-
poraries and colleagues of many
who are still here and are engaged
in various pursuits. Fonacier has
also been trying to better him
self.
Now, let us ask the leadership
Of the Filipino Community of Sc
attic, Inc.-Why did the Commu-
nifty honor Cabatit and ignore Fon-
acier9
It is a plain case of playing
favorite" And it does not reflect
upon the long tradition of the Fill
Pine Community of Seattle to rem
der honor where honor is due, ir-
respective of status. creed or af-
filiation.
We want TO pay homage TO the
Philippine War Brides Associa-
hon. Altho they are few i'm num-
Der they have shown an effective
leadership for group welfare, and
'hey have arrested the attention
OF those around them. Their case
Is another support to the argu-
ment that il is not necessarily
quality but quality that counts.
we have known some organiza-
IONS whose membership counts
INTO hundreds, but whose achieve
ihents are nigh negligible. For the
trouble seems to be that jealousy
ana envy creep in among the MEM
oers and officers that. before they
Know 1t, they have lost respect
and trust in one another.