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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-04
SCIENCE NEEDS HELP

Somewhere there's scientist
with an idea = one that may find
cure for cancer. But he can't act
until you do. Give generously to
the 1857 Cancer Crusade so that
more scientists can be put to work
in the fight to conquer cancer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-04
2 Get 3 Years

Charles w. Slower, Jr., Dickin-
son, and Ernest r. Bodmer,
Poolesville, each Is years old,
were sentenced this week to three
years each in prison for house
breaking. Circuit Judge Thomas
M. Anderson imposed the sen.
tence. County police said the ar
rest of the pair cleaned up ID
cases of stealing in the Rockville,
Poolesville, Dickerson and Silver
Spring areas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-04
Clara E. Burdette

Mrs. Clara E. Burdette, 80, died
Friday, March %, at the Partner.
ship Nursing Home near Dicker-
son, Md. She was the widow of
the late James Washington Bur
dette of Dickerson.
Survivors include two daugh.
tiers. Mrs. Helen Spring, Clarks-
burg, and Mrs. Myrtle L. Hough,
Dickerson, four grandchildren and
five great grandchildren. Burial
was in Boyde Cemetery in Boyds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-04

The annual hospital bill for can
Ger is estimated at S300,0o0,000.
This is ten times more than the
S30,000,000 goal being sought by
the American Cancer Society in its
1857 Crusade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

Because He made every
thing good, we should know,
he did NOT make anything
which is offensive or deplor-
able. Therefore in this age,
as we'll as in times past, the
people are in their Cod-given
rights when they protest
vigorously in defiance Of evil
in all Of It's disguised forms.
The Bible and history
books are full of accounts of
triumphs over hate and fear.
The excellence of Life,
Truth and Love uncovers
hatred and rules it out of
society to make room for
goodness.
This protective power Of
eternal good frees men.
women and the youth from
fhe belief in material power
Of human frenzied vnre-
strained violent passion, and
brings consciousness under
the law Of spiritual moral
virtue.
It is in the above stated
manner that society will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
"Ex-0ffieiaI Guilty As Tax Evader"
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
BUT THE DEVIL. AS HAS so OFTEN BEEN THE
CASE M CIVIL SERVICE WITH. OR WITHOUT,
LABOR AND POLITICAL INFLUENCE KEEPS THIS
MAN ON THE PUBLIC PAYROLL AND, UNouEs-
TIoNABLY. THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION HAS
ACCESS TO ALL THE FAcTsI
TWO DEMOCRATS IN DiscREDITABLE PoslTIoNI
ONLY NY CHOSEN PEoPLE-cHRsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
sciENTIsTsi-WLL Be SUCCESSFUL IN ROOFING
THE DEVIL OUT or POLITICS. RELIGION. EDUCATION,
tsss ExoFFIcIAL GUILTY, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

made free from fear. The
basic rule for such to be ac-
complished is through inte-
grafton in education.
When people are properly
educated together, as to the
meaning of intelligence and
culture, it will be understood
that refinement is OF SPIRIT
and not of matter.
God has given His spirit
uaI unseen angels charge over
fhe people to restore higher
elements of the actions Of
men to Principle. This is done
in order that mankind may
have in hearts, and conscious
ness the warmth of divine
Love, courage, faith and hope
fer q higher understanding Of
divine Love.
This is the age of the be-
ginning Of Judgment day."
the bringing to an end boun-
daries of human limitation
which are now being termi-
mated by the Supreme Court
of the land. There is no such
CONTINUED on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Police Commissioner Piggins Bans
Filthy Book is On Side
OF the AnqeIs!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear Commissioner Piggins
The sovIseorehed sophstieaesedveased beyond their
nfeIligenee-wi strain gnats and swallow eameIs in
viewing with alarm, Infringement upon the freedom Of the
press, etc.
But we repeats you ARE ON THE SIDE OF THE
ANGELSI-Two World Wars-the second clearly prevent
abIe-ss per Sir Winston Churchill and others!
The breakdown Of Prohibfion-a dviney conceived,
noble experiment. casualty Of the involuntary spiritual
adultery Of the four European religious erppIes and the
devils Therapeutics ALL NOT DOMINATED by indispen-
sable Incompatible imperative Christ Miracle Science Mes
sish Millennium to all peopIesl and which IS IMPERATIVE
TO root the dev-animaI masnetism-ovt Of education,
the entertainment worId-whieh is lousy with the DEVILS
mvlfibiIon raeketeering via the devils social Hbomb,
SEx!I!
tsee POLICE COMMISSIONER. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Two Catholic Priests give Up
The Ghost Premature|y !-Thinkins
Suffocations!


AUTO CRASH TAXES Fr. J. Barry Dryer. A.
n. T. J. o1Hsrs. 54-Pastor Of 81. Pstriels Catholic
Church Grand Haven died In Mercy Hospital Mvssgon.
tImss)-"Fr. Dryer was . passenger IN : car driven
by We Rev. William MeMshon, S. J., a. on trip TO the
Jssvh novifIsse IN Milford Ohio in critical condition
lsss TWO CATHOLIC PRIESTS Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Teen Ayers Glide Parents As
Too lenient' On Health" :.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

Dear Teenssers UNTIL you AVAIL YOURSELVES
or THE INCOMPATIBLE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. AND THE EARLY, DAILY STUDY or THOSE
OUT or THIS WORLD BIBLE-LEssoN SERMONS,
COVERING rs SUBJECTS TWICE YEAR. WITH
ANSWERS FROM MY TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
James Protestant Bible and its Savior Lbersor and Pro-
feefor the Christian Science iexbook-y master healer
tsse TEEN-AcERs Glide. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
"Teamsters DEFY Quiz on Fund.-"

HIGH UNION AIDE RISKS CONTEMPT;
BECK STAYS AWAY"-TLL' OVews)
SENATE "PRoBERs DEFIED BY TEAMsTER CHIEFS"
GIVE NO TESTIMONY. MoHN. vP,
ASKS LABOR OFFICIALS
Nsbor's Daily. l/ls)
Washington Staff Writsr-The Mcclellan svbeommis-
fee investigation into hoodIvnism In labor as COMMITTEES
member Sen. Joseph Mccarthy called H. has begun under
The direct challenge from The Transfers Union"
(sss TRANSFERS DEFY QUIZ. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Evangelist Billy Graham and The
Nation! Reds and U.S. Sins!

And how OUR FRIEND BLASTS THE DAMNABLE
RAcKETEERINc VIA THE DEVILS SOCIAL H-BoMB,'
SEX Detroit Trbvnes eharaeferizaon. and the damn
able publications available at newssands and drug
around the eovntryl
And how fhe sensvaiiy and culture so-caIed
Is threatening fhe very life Of nationl
MORE POWER TO YOU, DR.. GRAHAM SOFTEN
UP THOSE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES. AND WE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WILL LiBERATE THEMl
tsee EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
1919 Million S Sought for Mental
||Is"!!!

WELFARE NEEDS PUT AT SOL MILLION!
HYyh free Press)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES MULTIPLY TOO
RAPDLYl!! JESUS A PERFECT MAN. HAD NO OFF.
SPRING AT ALL AND DECLARED HIMSELF THE
WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LiFET
BUT THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES MULTIPLY
LIKE RABBITsl-THANks TO THE M-ls-LEADERsHIP
or THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRiPPLES
AND ALL RELIGION. PHILOSOPHY, EDUCATION,
AND CULTURE. NOT DOMINATED BY MY INpIs-
PENsABLE. INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT, FULFILLING JESUS AND
my PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED
AND ADULTERous GENERATION" WHO COULD
NOT BEAR" THE MANY MORE THINGS" THE
MASTER HAD TO REvEAL-oF "ANoTHER CON-
FoRTER." THE COMFORTER :. WHO WILL TEACH
YOU ALL THINcs"-FULFILLED VIA nay POST.
CIVIL WAR APPoINTEE. GREATEST SINCE JESUS,
MY BELOVED. INCOMPATIBLE, DAUGHTER.
REvELAToR, MARY BAKER EDDY. THE WOMAN" as
per Jesus, Matthew 333 and Luke 1871.
tsee 9I.s MILLION S. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

Drought Stricken States, Say
Your Prayers and Repent from
Your Sins!

cAUSATIoN IS EXCLUSIVELY MENTAL AND
EVERY effect A MENTAL PHENOMENON
HEREWITH THE SUPERB WISDOM OF 1.-THE scIEN.
TIFIc STATEMENT OF BEING" from Ny imperative Chris.
fian Science Textbook, p. 468
"oUESTloN-Whsf is the scientific statement Of being?
"ANSWER.-There is life. truth, intelligence.
substance matter. All is infinite Mind and It's infinite
manifestation for God AInaII Spirit immortal Truth;
matter mortal Spirit is the real and eierna matter
is the unreal and temporal Spirit is God. and is His
image and likeness Therefore is material; he is
spiritual"
(see PRESIDENT EISENHOWER VISIT. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
FEAR NO EVIL
God C,.al.d Only good
BY Elizabeth Ellington

The Bible tells US specifically that every thing God
created is good
Genesis 1:31 reads as follows
"AND GOD SAW EVERYTHING THAT HE HAD MADE,
AND BEHOLD TT WAS [-IS-] VERY GOOD -"
Christian Science teaches: THE Divine Principle
Spirit comprehends and expresses ALL and all must there
fore be perfect The Divine Principle is perfect Nothing
is to Spirit"-Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
These Notices, Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT OF c. S. CHURCH
SEE PAGE z FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
Tv Sun. Am. 9:30, Channel 7
Par Excellence!
MALES Warned Of 'ManIiness'

Males Warned OF ManIlneSS
Suicidal Cult"
TOO MANY DRIVE SELVES TO EARLY DEATH"
(cheagd Trbvne
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
We refer you to discussion Of herman Humphrey
Bogarf, who Involuntary LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN
MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF GOD" and his vntineIy
death. the devil taking 10 to IS years!
We commend the following excerpts from we'll writ
fen, meaty article.
MALES WARNED OF MANLlNESs' SUICIDAL CULT
TOO MANY DRIVE SELVES TO EARLY DEATH
BY Roy Gibbons tchcago Tribvne)
American males killing themselves by subscribing
to the Suicidal cult Of manness eastern physician
conended in Todays Health, published by the American
Medical association.
tsee MALES WARNED. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Tostaninni Dies, 80!
Defied mussoIini!

AND THEREIN IS THE KEY TO HIS MARVELLOUS
CAREER AND LONGEVITY THE MAN HAD MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL STRENGTH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE REMIND THE SATAN BOUND" REDS THAT
THE FREE WORLD IS FREE BECAUSE NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE HAVE HAD THE ADVANTAGES OF
MORALITY. SPIRITUALITY. AND DIVINE INSPIRA-
TON IN COMPETING WITH THE INGENUITY OF
THE DEVILS DUPES!
HENCE. THE GRAND. HISTORIC RECORD OF THE
ACHIEVEMENTS OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAD
BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY LIBERATED FROM THE
ANTl-cHRIST, DEVILS ADAMEvE EGO AND PSY-
GEOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
CONCEIVED IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SICKNESS
DISEASE, DEF0RMiTIEs. DEATH. PESTILENcES,
DISASTERS WARS. COMMUNISM, WITH ITS PHoNY'
DEMOCRACY OF THE DEVIL! AND EVEN THE
CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE-MERELY MYTHICAL,
VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA IN.
AND OF. COLLECTIVE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS,
BURLEsQUES OF Externally HARMONIOUS.
FLESHLESs. LMIMATERiAL, SPIRITUAL cHRISTLlKE,
ETERNAL IDEAs-MY OFFSPRING. MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
tsee ATTN DEVILS KREMLIN. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
"Bogart Dies Of Cancer that's
What The Devil Saws!

tsss BocART DIES OF CANCER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
President Eisenhower Visits
Drought Stricken States
bv ANDREW F. Euehauf e.. +++


Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God. ALI
harmonious" H. is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-Martin Luther job in this age!lI
And howl Science & HEALTH our textbook 10 Code
Liberator Of The Bible "
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEl AND THE
WRITER IS HIS FRIENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jesus "Ioved righteousness and hated iniquity"l
The '1ukewarm" live in fools psrsdiss"i
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Ny Prophet Elijah warned the vnrepeniani sinners Of
that period the reign Of weak King Ahab and his wicked
wife The infamous Jezebe THERE SHALL NOT BE RAIN
49, EXCEPT BY NY WoRD% And there rain "for
AZ monfhsT 10
Dear Readers Do not mistakenly accept Old
Testament assumptions of wrSfh and punishment part
Of the divine nature.
BOTH SIN AND ITS EFFECTS ARE M-Y-TH-slM
OF THE "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-ealIsdl
ExsTENcE"!-p. III, c. S. textbook.
We reerae: The universe is 1907 the manifestation
Of thought And there is ONLY ONE REAL CREATION
AND UNIvERSE-the feshIess IM-msteria spiritual and
chrsike-wheh has. and shall continue to populate ihs
entire universe with omnipresen heaven and eternal life!
thus excluding, absolutely any reality whatsoever TO the
devIish fraudulent. MYTHICAL human races! and their
soealIed material world!! both Of which merely
visible, MYTHICAL mortal thought bvresqves Of eternay
harmonious divine ideas!!!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19
Hondicrof+S Of
Free China At
The Trade Fair

Free China will be represented
for the third consecutive year at
the Washington State Information
al Trade Fair May 1925 in Sc
attic.
Eight booths have been reserved
in the name of Free China by
members of the Sino-American
Cultural and Economic Association,
Fair Manager Fred Imhof an
nounced today. Plans call for IS
representatives to travel from
Taiwan with the merchandise ex-
hibit.
The Washington Trade Fair is
the only product exposition in the
United States devoted exclusively
to wares of nations bordering the
Pacific Ocean, Imhof pointed out.
Praise of Taiwan products was
brought home from Asia last
month by Trade Fair emissary
Frank L. Gilbert. Gilbert said he
had noted remarkable adapta-
ton" of goods to American con-
sumner tastes since his last trip
five years ago. The Seattle mer-
chandising expert also lauded the
vastly improved quality, variety
and design" of Free China prod
ucts.
Bamboo and ox-horn handicraft,
varied Chinese musical instru-
ments and a group of paintings
by noted contemporary Chinese
artist will fill the booths. Author
Of the paintings is Huang Chun-pi,
f professor of fine arts at Taiwan
Teachers University.
Jeff Shih of Mulsen Trading
Company, Inc, Taipei. an Associ-
alton member, win feature bam-
boo table mats in the both re-
! served by his firm.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

Army with the rank of LIST Lieu.
tenant. He was a member of The
Allied Intelligence Bureau during
the pre-invasion of the Island q
Leyte in July, 1943. Later, he wa
commander of Company G, First
Filipino Regiment.
He was honorably discharga
from the Army in 1913 and at pres
ent he is in the Army Reserve
where he still bids his rank as
list Lieutenant.
Commander Tallido Joined Seat
tie Post No. $500 in 1852 and has
been exceedingly active in VIEW
affairs. He has served as senior
vice commander, adjutant and ser
vice officer. He has also held
Craftsmanship on many important
committees.
Tallido is a member of several
organizations. He is at present the
adjutant of Rial Post No, AZ
American Legion. He is also an
outstanding leader in fraternal a
well as community affairs.
Commander Tallido said that ne
will devote his term of office 70
campaign for more members, io
membership is the very life and
spirit of the organizations
source of it's character and strengu
to carry out our policies"
He further said that he will focus
attention on more effective you"
activities and community serves
and will work closely with Leaders
in helping build a better CON-
munity.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19
Mrs. Rustia Buys
Old Eatery Here
Husband Sets Up Shipping
Office in the Some
Building

The Geneva Cafe, a well-known
and well-patrolled eatery just in
front of the main entrance of the
Olympic Hotel, located on Alb Sen
eca st., and for the past nine years
operated by Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Fierce, was taken over March
Is by Mrs. Manuel S. Rustia, who
recently arrived in this city from
Tokyo, Japan, with her husband,
formerly Philippine Commercial
attache here and now an interna-
tional trader with offices in Ma
Mia, Tokyo and New York.
The eatery, which is open every
day from in the morning until
8 at night except Sundays when
it closes at 2 pm, serves quick
meals and specializes in home
made soups. In addition to the
counter and front room tables, a
private dining room has been add
ed for small parties of up to about
twenty-five people on a catering
basis or on a self-service operation
for those who want some privacy
during ordinary mealtime. This
room is being remodeled and will
later be called 1.-THE Mabuhay
Room" which may feature ORR
entail meals.
There are tables loaded with
Philippine reading materials being
brought up to date with the help
of the Philippine Consulate in Sc
attic. Another Darkroom is being
readied as display for merchandise
where buyers can come to inspect
them in leisurely atmosphere.
The premises, which are part of
building belonging to the Stand
ard Oil Company of California,
includes a large storeroom which
now serves as the shipping room
for Mr.. Rustia's business.
The Filipino Forum welcomes
the new Rustia enterprises in Sc
attic and wish them the best of
luck and success. Let us make the
GENEVA CAFES Mabuhay Room
our meeting place Uptown!
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19
Trade Fair Will
Spotlight Asio
.H0ndicroffS

Seattle, home of the hydroplanes
and the jet1iner TOT, is due for
some more bolts of speed come
May 1926, dates of the Washing
ton State International Trade
Fair. The "speedsters" will be the
nations alert professional buyers,
who we predict will be setting
records as they swiftly scan the
gigantic Pacific Showcase and ne
gotiate for exotic new merchan-
disc.
The mammoth product array
will be predominantly Oriental
ceramics, hardwood serving pieces
and carvings, bambo and rattan
products, lacquerware, glassware,
jewelry, paintings, cutlery, brass
and silver ware, Christmas orna-
ments, rugs, leather goods, plas-
tics, sporting goods, tvs, precision
instruments, household furnish
ings, fashion accessories, textiles
and a host of other products. A
large representation will come
from South America, Mexico and
Canada, as well.
Trade Fair is carefully timed to
stock the fall and Holiday shelves.
First orders will arrive in time
for sales testing this fall; repeat
orders will make the Christmas
trade easily.
First shOwings of Pacific mer-
chandise will take the Trade Fair
spotlight. AS aggressive retailers
well know, new items make the
cash register ring. And because,
since the Fairs inception in 1851,
the quality, variety and design of
Pacific goods have improved
phenomenally."
This is the verdict of Frank
Gilbert, nationally known mer-
chandising expert. Gilbert return
ed mid-February from five-week
Orient tour as a merchandise adj
wiser to manufacturers and de-
signers of goods being assembled
for Trade Fair.
Asian producers are eager to
learn what goes" on the Ameri-
can market, Gilbert reported.
"They have stopped initiating of
their own volition. They have
learned there is profit and pres
tige in originality"
An illustration is the bamboo
wind chime firm the Philippines.
A Seattle department store sold
1000 of this novel patio ornament
shown at the 1856 Fair.
After trading hours, buyers
may enjoy colorful program de-
signed to stimulate consumer in
terest in the high-quality goods
f the Pacific. A feature-length
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19
BREMERToN BREvITIEs

Mrs. Donna r. AsunciOn is the
proud mother of a baby girl, born
April 8 at the Puget Sound Hos
pital.
Pat Tria, secretary of Gen. Tin
10 Lodge, No. 81, C.D.A., is being
confined in the Puget Sound Hos
pital for minor ailment and has
been there for three weeks now.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

accomplishments and proud of the
vital role it plays in the commun
ity, Tallido has accepted the task
to guide the destiny of the Post
for the ensuing year.
The new commander halls from
Tayum, Abra, Philippines. He came
to the United States in the late
twenties and attended and gradu-
ated from Lincoln High School, Sc
attic, and the University of Wash
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

fashion show will be presented
each evening, showing Asian de-
signs, their Western adaptations
and using dramatic new textiles.
Artisans will be demonstrating
age-old crafts at their own work
benches, brought from the Orient.
There will be damascene jewelry
making, woodblock printing, Jap
anese doll making, flower arrang-
ing and others.
The Washington Trade Fair,
now in it's sixth year, is the oldest
international product exposition in
North America. AS such, it has
pioneered programs which help
exhibitors better to fulfill Amer
lean market requirements.
Seattle is a fast-growing trade
center-a marketplace enterpris-
ing buyers can't afford to miss.
With other Washington State
Ports it forms the Gateway to
the Orient" closer by two days
sailing. Consequently, the trend is
that more and more Asian goods
funnel through the matchless
trade facilities of Washington
State.
Air transportation puts Trade
Fair next door to the Eastern
and Midwestern merchant. Here
he can cinch profitable new trade
contracts and order stimulating
new wares to flavor his lines.
Gift shop executives are advised
to have their orderbooks poised
for action if they want to capt.
talize on the accelerating Oriental
trend in American decor. Special
buyers hours May 1924 are from
$50 am. to $50 pm. The public,
as well as buyers, will be admitted
daily from $50 to 1890 pm;
Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 1890
pm.
Volume-wise, orders can range
from one teacup to a shipload. Re-
tailers may order from a nation
allyknown U. S. importer or di-
rectly from an overseas manufac-
turer. Both will exhibit at the
Fair. Booth statesmen will quote
firm prices and up-to-date deliv-
cry schedules. Interpreters will be
on hand to bridge any language
difficulties.
Extensive plans are mapped out
to assure every comfort and con-
venience to Trade Fair buyers.
There is no registration fee. Ad-
vance registration cards may be
obtained by writing the Washing
ton State International Trade
Fair, 215 Columbia Street, Seat
tie. Hotel reservations-of course.
Trade Fair win make arrange
ments.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19
Introducing New Commands
Of Post No. $500. VIEW. 1
By Ignocio A. Arzodon
Public Relations Officer, VIEW

Slvino v Talido is the commander of Seattle Post
No. $685. Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Wash
ngton.
Once again, Commander Tado has demonstrated that h
is good soldier in time of well in peace BecauS
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

ington, where he obtained the d.
gree of Master of Arts in Educs,
ton.
At present, Tallido is a civil
service employee at the Seattle
Police Department. He is a Word
War IL veteran who served in tn,
Southwest Pacific with the U. s
Evening star., 1957-08-25
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