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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01
SubverSion
Bill Signed

The bill outlawing the Commu-
mist Party and making leadership
in the Hulk rebellion a capital Of
Tense blouse Bill 65s4) was signed
into law by Pres. Garcia last We'd
nesday afternoon (June 49,.
At the signing ceremony, which
was attended by the Cabinet,
members of Congress and the dip
lomatic corps, and representatives
of civic organizations, the Presi-
dent declared: with this law, our
people have not only officially
made the fight against commu-
nism a matter of national policy
but have also acquired a potent
weapon in the fight against SUBJ
version"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01
Monilu Bulletin
Has New Owner

MANILA-Hans Menzi becomes
the new publisher of the Manila
Daily Bulletin following the sale of
the paper, announced last week, to
MenA and Company, Inc, of
Manila
The company and Mr.. Menzi
personally acquired 1905 shares of
the Bulletin Publishing Co.'s 10000
outstanding shares of capital stock
from Carson Taylor, who founded
the paper in 1900. Mr.. Taylor per-
sonally retained three shares.
Mr.. Menzi announces that he
plans no changes in the personnel
or policies of the paper, though
possible expansion of the plant
may be considered later.
Mr.. Taylor will make his home
in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he
flew with Mr.. Menzi to consumate
the sale.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01

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minimum of effort. An exciting
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makes beautiful wall treatments
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This tile is made and installed
in accordance with specifications
of the United States Bureau of
Standards Commercial Standard
1880. Only plastic wall tile that
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is yardstick for use in selecting
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One of its most exciting quail
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Homeowners will be happy to
know that quality plastic wall
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01
More Connery
Crews 70 Be
Dispatched

The rest of the Alaska salmon
cannery crews to be dispatched
through ILWU Local 81 are as fol-
lows, according to the Union Dis
patcher:
July 2 = Fidalgo Island (Ket-
chikan), Fill-in; George Inlet
(Libby's), Fill-in;
July 3-Wards Cove.
July = Sunny Point (Nakat
Pkg. Corp; Ketchikan IN e w
England; Wards Cove, Film.
July = Sunny Point (Nakat
Pkg. Corp Film; Ketchikan
New England), Film.
July 15-Port Bailey (Kadiak
Fisheries).
July 16-Port Bailey (Kadiak
Fisheries), Film.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
veterans in Washington held their
5Sth annual reunion early this
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-07-01

month in Seattle. The State Of
Washington sent ~ companies to
the war.
, 1957-09-20
IMPRESSIVE

and most respected. He urged
them to rally behind Lieuten-
ant Plaskett, pointing out that
his success is theirs.
Chief Felix mentioned also
that It was the Commissioners
hope to have had more promo
tions and make this one grand
occasion, but due to some dill
liculty there will be some de-
lay. However, other promo
tons will be announced
shortly.
Lieutenant Plaskett re-
sponded to the many congratu-
latory remarks in the type OF
speech that is called short and
sweet. He said he has accept
ed his promotion with q deep
sense Of humility. He was
Justify applauded by all his
fellow officers and patrolmen.
Mr.. McFarlane presented
Lieutenant Plaskett with a
flashlight, to replace Q n e
loaned to him a year ago, and
which disappeared. The pre-
s~entation caused laughter.
A cablegram from Commits
sioner Mawson expressed re-
gret that he was unable to be
present. His remarks and let
ter to Lieutenant Plaskett will
be printed in tomorrow's issue
of this paper.
, 1957-09-20

26; College of Engineering 81;
College of Architecture and
Design s; School of Nursing |;
Law School So; College Of
Pharmacy 8; School Of Bust
ness Administration n; School
Of Music SIS; School of Public
Health 10 and School of So
cial Work 8. Mr.. Emanuel re-
ceived his M. A. in Library
Science.
No degrees were granted in
the Medical School and School
of Dentistry, which are in
operative during the summer
months
, 1957-09-20
FOR SALE
1855 Black Ford
Country Squire Station Wagon
S 1900
Phone 16W, bet. 4 & 2 pm.
FOR SALE


training course at an approved
private school, or wait until
they are eighteen years old
and then apply for a license
without the training certifi-
cate.
It was estimated by the
State Education Department
that more than 10000 public
high school pupils will be en-
rolled j n driver training
courses this fall.
, 1957-09-20
WRITER

WRITER -.
eere and extremely likable;;D'
also that he asked keen and
penetrating questions to get
answers for the material to be
used in his article" He gave
assurance that his reporting
will be factual and not a
flight Of ancy."
Mr.. Archer was introduced
to several people by Mr.. Col
by, who assisted in taking him
around to see the Islands be-
fore his departure for Saint
Thomas. Before leaving the
writer mentioned that he had
found the people hospitable
and helpful, and he felt a
great interested in the Island
engered by an indefnable
aura Of good will. He prom
ised to come back.
, 1957-09-20
DRIVING

room work.
Driving-training courses are
being scheduled in almost all
Of the high schools of the state
this year to enable pupils in
the sixteen and ~seenteen year
age bracket to getthe required
training: For those youths who
do not attend school, they
must either take a driver
, 1957-09-20
PUBLIC NOTICE

Effective Monday, Septem-
Der %, 1857, the intersection
of Market and Strand Streets,
Christiansted, going East, to
the intersection of Strand and
Princes Streets, is hereby
designated a one way. Traffic
to proceed from West to East
only in this area.
Leon "A. Mawson
Commissioner Of Public Safety
G.. A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner
19-2O-21
5 U B RIB {
, 1957-09-20
OVER 1000 (.

OVER 1000 ~.
more students in the School of
Natural Resources will re-
ceive diplomas after the sum-
mer camp grades have been
processed.
Breakdown of undergradu-
ate degrees by schools and
colleges follows: College of
Literature, Science and the
Arts 80: School of Education
, 1957-09-20
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Outstanding Mid-Week
Entertainment
Fox presents:
FRIDAY

GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE"
In Cinemascope & Color Deluxe
Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack
Marshall Thompson, Peg Knudson
This is a picture of everybody
for everybody, a heart-warming
drama, as Miss Dove will make
happiness happen, joy jump, love
leap into your, heart.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-09-20
LATEST NEWS
s 4 r D r D A Y

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$50 pm Regular Admission
tst Feature
WYOMING RENEGADE"
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md FEATURE.
TORNADO IN THE SADDLE"
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Blazing the Overland Trail"
Chapter Is
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-09-20
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAl

Pursuant to an order Of the District Court Of the Virgin
Islands dated September 8, 1857, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that she will render her Final Account in the
above entitled estate on October 10, 1857, at the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court, in Christiansted Anyone hav-
ing objections thereto should then and there appear and
show cause why said accounting should not. be approved.
Dated September 5, 1857.
LEON l. OHNSO
Administrative
6-19-20-27 @
, 1957-09-20
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Warner Bros. presents:
In Technicolor & Vista Vision
THE S-EARCHER6"
John Wayne, Jeffry Hunter,
Ward Bond, Vera Miles
Natalie Woods, Pat Wayne
An action-packed Western with
John Wayne in one of his great
est outdoor Roles.
, 1957-09-20
LEoNA /. JOHNSON
70 SALE
NO. IL KING STREET. christiansted
mi

Offers in writing are tc be directed to Almeric
L. Christian. P. 0. Box 425, Chrlstiansted. Only
offers received prior to September 25th will be
considered. All offers must be for cash. The owner
reserves the right to reject any End all offers.
Almeric L. Christian
, 1957-07-27
Notice to Tux-Exempt individuals und
Businesses in the Virgin islands

The tax exemption" laws Of the Virgin Islands provide
that the Commissioner of Finance shall compute and deter
mine the specific amount Of subsidy to which each person,
firm or corporation GRANTED a subsidy under the laws) may
be entitled, and he is authorized to make payment of said
subsidy to the individuals, firms or corporations entitled to
receive such payments. Except in the case of taxpayers who
file an income tax return reporting the operation of a tax
exempt business, the Commissioner does not have sufficient
information to determine the amount of subsidy that may
be due to a particular "tax-exempt" entity, however, unless
a claim is filed to report in detail the transaction or transac-
tons that qualify for the exemption.
1t is the opinion Of this office that many people who may
be entitled to subsidies provided by the "tax-exemption" laws
have not filed claims for payment. It is desirable, for several
reasons, that such claims be filed as soon as possible after
the end of the period covered by the claim.
Accordingly, il is requested that all unified claims for
subsidies provided by the tax-exemption laws be submitted
to this office no later than August 16, 1857.
Isl Percy de Jongh
@ Commissioner of Finance
24-2627
, 1957-07-27
a. LA CARTE:

Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail rs
Native Lobster Cocktail .65
Hors d'oeuvre Varies LOO
Smoked Oysters on Toast so
Sardines on Toast so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

gime that resulted. TV Key
previews: "A nice job"
$3.50, WNIAL (7)-,DuPont The
ater: THE Frightened Wit
ness" A fathers dilemma:
whether to reveal his knowl-
edge Of a Staying, or protect
his family from the slayer's
vengeance. Dan Duryea. "
$3.50, WTOP ts)-The r e d
Shelton Show: (Color.) Red
becomes embroiled in mys-
ferrous intrigues in Tangier
Elena Verdugo is his guest.
$3.50. WTTG t5l-The Ethel
Barrymore Theater: Funny
Money" A starving young
author and the cashier at a
drug store soda fountain fall
into trouble.
10000. WTOP (9)-$64.O 900 Cues
ton: Charles B. Jackson re-
turns to try for $4,000 in his
Great Love Stories" category.
1000, WTTG t5)-Errol Flynn
Theater: "Cellini Cup" Two
antique dealers become rivals
over the famous cup.
1880, WTOP t9D-C celebrity
Playhouse: "A Very Big Man, -
stars Pat O'Brien and Faith
Domergue. When a fight
manager will not quit the
fight game his wife plans to
leave him.
ll:1O, WTTG t5) Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

(Mello-larks), an orchestra and
guests. / watched 1t for about
40 minutes and gave up.
x *xk
On The Run:
This is the eighth and last
season for the Robert Mont
|gomery show-at least on Mon
day nights in the $3.50 to 1890
spot. NBC will replace 1t
next fall with a Commute mys-
terry drama series. with Alfred
Hitchcock signed to produce 10
OF them., =. Mr.. Hitchcock
will not appear on NBC in per-
son, (The network may find
another spot for the Montrom-
cry hour-or assign him to one
or its other properties.)
WGAY'S boss, Joe Brechner.
,0tH spend merit month In Afghan
tStan as radio advisor to Radio
kaoM on community broadcast
mo activities Brechner ipas
host last year to KabuPs pro
gram director, Abdul Hak Waleh.
Also on the ocean-hop list are
Dale Turner. the Country Lads
and other Town and Country"
favorites. :. The Connie B, Cav
troupe will leave this week for a
l2-week tour Of United States
bases in Africa.
Mailbag: June B. wants to
know what kind of a dog--or
pup-it was the Robert Young's
daughter" Betty, got as a go
ingaway present from her Air
Force swain. Can anyone heinz
X. T. wants to know exactly
what 1t was that Milton @. Ford
tWOL) was trying to teach par
rot Richard-the basis of that
recently concluded contest. !.
The sentence: Hello, boy. I
thought I told you girls were my
hobby-gOodby."
Several viewers--among them
M. C.-irked by extra time given
Charles Van Doren on Twenty
one" in the past. Miss q
suggests timing device-andI
II the question is not answered
IN the proper length Of time
over and out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

The housewife isn't likely to
be fooled for long by this gim-
mick--and that's all it Is. On
the basis of what transpired
later. there seems to be no real
intent to throw the guest any
lsharp-breaking curves. A pic
turesque roundhouse maybe
but that's all.
Mary got around to a charm-
ing discussion about her hus-
band. daughter, plans, paintings,
I"the greatest picture I've ever
seen" ("The Spirit of st. LOUISE
her mother-in-law. etc. Mary
calls her mother-in-love.
Oh yes--Mary's reply to the
initial query. II take all Of the
blame" she said. II wanted to
do them" OF the Billie Dawn
role, which she discovered
wasn't for her, rueful Mary de-
pOsed-"It's difficult to have to
learn q lesson in front Of the
entire United States"
Closeup" at this writing.
shouldn't worry Mike Wallace.
who is heading for ABC-TV in
April with an interview series
that reputedly does ask the
$64. 900 Questions. But Tex and
Jinx manage to ask a variety
of small questions. the closeups
of the guest are interesting. and
there is some effort to break
up the question-answer formal
with visual and sound gimmicks.
A for instance: 1t was Sinatra' S
recording Of THE Young at
Heart" that led Mary and her
husband to lyricist Carolyn
Leigh--who did the songs for
Peter PAN"
Closeup" has q fighting
chance, anyway.
Going by yesterdays premiere.
though, the hour-long Club
coin color-from Chicago
shapes up as the longest shot
of the year. Mort Sahl, comic
with some sophisticated rou-
tines. tried desperately to tie the
various musical numbers to-
gether with chatter, but 1t was
all pretty stiff and amateurish.
The fellow who was originally
announced to emcee the show.
I am told, landed in Chicago,
took a three-day look at the
setup and promptly flew back
to San Francisco. Sahl should
have carried his bags.
Suggestions: Why not look at
some old kines Of the "Garroway.
at Large" show? Or Ransom
Sherman's Club Matinee? Or
the Lawrence Welk show? And
whatever happened to Jack Paar.
Ernie Kovacs, etc2
Club go" has the usual boy
and girl singer. the quartet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Van Gets Tie
With Guess

Charles Van Doren, the erudite
ace of MICS "Twenty-one, ?
added $4,000 to his previous win
ming of $4,000 last night and
was then carried to a tie by a
pretty blond attorney for War
ner Bros, Mrs. Vivian Nearing.
AS he has done before, with a
bit of showmanship that is as
suspect as it is effective, Van
Doren seemed to hinge his final
answer on q guess.
He remembered the Locarno
Pact signers Of England, France
and Italy, then could not make
up his mind whether 1t was
Benes or Masaryk for Czecho-
slovakia. He, whew, guessed
right, Of course. It was Benes.
Van Doren and Mrs. Nearing
will play it of next week.--B.H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WMAL-FM--Mozart Sc.
lectionS: Hide Gueden, so.
prano, with orchestral &C.
compartment plus the Co.
lumbia Symphony. Bruno
Walter conducting.
6:35, WRC-College Basketball
Game: Georgetown Univer-
sity VS.. George Washington
University.
$500, WGMS-The Deems Tay-
Tor Concert: Gershwin- Gould
Porgy and Bess Suite.
1905, WMAL-Mystery Time.
Leon Janney stars as sports.
man-sleuth Tommy Chase ir
Murder Takes a Dive"
1918, WWDC -Guest Star.
Radio-TV Comedian Milton
Berle takes the spotlight fol.
lowed by musical selections
by Paul Weston and the Or.
chestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

have souped up their pattern OF
asking questions to make il
appear as if no "holts" will be
barred in digging for facts.
Take the opening, for example
The camera zoomed in on guest
Martin and Tex was talking.
didn't get the exact wording
but it went something like this:
you've been a top star for 10
years and you've made only two
mistakes. You appeared In two
shows without music - with
Charles Boyer in Kind Sir and
in the TV version of Born Yes
terday.' Now here's our first
question, Mary. Was this mis-
casting due to seduction, rape,
or do you take some Of the
blame?"
The words seduction" and
rape" not only lifted Miss Mar
tins eyebrows, but I'll bet they
ratified a few coffee cups around
the country. too.
But after the blackout, the
principals returned to pursue
this elegant train Of thought to
its ultimate conclusion, which
was downhill all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: "Muss En- Up" Facint
financial ruin. a conspiratol
frames the kidnapping Of hi
ward. 1885,
$500. WTOP t9l--The Phil Sill.
vers Show: A chimpanzee /:
accidentally indicted int
the Army. and the red faced
brass blamcs Bilko in THE
Court Martial" Tv Key saws,
Wonderfully written anc
executed"
$3.50. WRC (4)-Noah's Arb
color: DR.. Sam Rinehart'r
dog points the way to heir
the blind mongrel pet of 4
crippled child.
$3.50, WAfAL ~ Life and
Legend of Wyatt carp: Com.
mand Performance" Marsha
carp. victim OF practical
jokers. turns the table Tor the
last laugh. Hugh O'Brian. TV
Key says: AS usual, plenty
OF second-half gunfire"
800. WMAL (7)-Broken Ar.
row: Powder KeR." A Tilted
woman and the Apache In
dams make a Congressman
target of revenge. John Lup.
ton.
300. WRC t4)--Jane Wyman
Show: A housekeeper in the
home Of a widower and his
young daughter proves her
loyalty to her employer dur
ing a crisis in Farmers
Wife"
$3.50. WRC (4)-Circle Thea.
ter: THE Trial of Poznan. >
A dramatization of the tria]
for murder OF three young
men following riots in the
Polish town and the condem-
nation of the Communist re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

Movietime: Mystery in Mex
ico." A story about a jewel
robbery and hi-jacking. Will
lam Lundigan. (1948.J
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: Larry Parks, John
Carradine and Osa Massen in
BLACK Parachute" An Amer
lean war correspondent helps
guerilla fighters in a Balkan
kingdom. 1944.)
1920, WMAL t7)-The Night
Show: Moon and Sixpence.
George Sanders and Herbert
Marshall. The story Of a man
who runs from responsibility
to a life in the South Seas.
l942)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
ON THE AIR
N' Small Talk
With Tex and Jinx
BY BERNIE HARRISON

OF the two NBC-4 that premiered yesterday
afternoon only long for wh That would be
cosy interview series presided by McCrary
and Jnx Fakenberg q to 1880, WRC-4).
Their first guest Mary Martin that's recommends
ton enough for anybodys halfhour Today it's Don Amech
Fair warning should be posted however Tex and nx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Spanish Diplomat Entertained;
Other Notes From Embassy Row
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

and Mrs. Mike Mansfield,
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Burke Elbrick. the
Director of the Monetary
Fund and Mrs. Per Jacobs
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mcbride and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ball.
- *&
AT THE AUSTRALIAN
EMBASSY, Sir Percy and
Lady Spender gave a dinner
party and among the ranking
guests were the Burmese AM
bassador and Mime. Win, M.
and Nine. Guy de la Cheva-
lerie Of the Belgian En-
bassy.
Still more guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert LeBaron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie BifEie,
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Robert Guggenheim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Henle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Akers. Col. and
Mrs. r. A. Hay and Mr.. NAL
colin Booker Of the Austria
Ian Embassy, Mrs. George
Dixon. Mrs. Coggeshall Kuhn
and Mr.. John Spender.
\
THE NEW MALAYAN
EMBASSY certainly has no
prejudice a against women.
One Of its top employees is
Miss d. S. K. zee. who is q
special assistant to the AM
bassador.
An attractive young won1-
an, who comes from Malaya's
vast Chinese population. Miss
Yee speaks perfect English
and is a whirlwind Of eff
cheney.
Miss zee wears the
Cheongsam. the Chinese
women's dress which we have
frequently copied in West
ern styles.
However, the Malayans
national costume, which will
be seen here on various cere-
monial occasions, consists of
black trousers and blouse and
over the trousers is worn a
skirt-like piece Of back
material heavily embroidered
with silver, called a sam
pin" The national hat. q
'Songkok.p is black velvet.
THE MALAYAN FLAG Is
very similar to the United
Statessfiag. 1t has IL stripes.
red and white alternately.
representing the IL Malayan
states.
Instead of our stars, how
ever, they have a blue back
ground decorated with a cres-
cent, which so often is used
in Moslem countries, and an
11-point star.
The Malayans. despite
their huge Chinese popula-
tion-or perhaps because Of
it--have no diplomatic re-
lations with either Red China
or Nationalist China. They
Continued on Page B-s. Col. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Washington for a personal
appearance timed to coincide
with the unwilling Of the
Kasper collection at Julius
Garfiinckel a. Co.
Luncheon yesterday with
them on the Washington
Roof was also the occasion
for a question and answer
period regarding the fashion
relationship of the 30-year-
old designer and his beauti-
full model wife. who's "a.
Do you tell your wife what
to wear. / asked.
ITS hard to be an sdoring
husband and not be the de-
signer. It's easier because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Who Gets the Final Say
On What Betsy Wears?

York. but she's loyal tonher
husbands designs for her
personal wardrobe.
Il fell in love with Kasper's
clothes long before / fell in
love with him." she laugh
ingly admits.
The couple Just back from
q European junket. are in