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Evening star., 1960-10-30
TY
HARDIN
Bronco
CLINT
WALKER
Cheyenne
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star Tv Critic

Star TV Critic
It's a confusing season all right. and that
Western merger on Monday called Cheyenne may
be the prize puzzler. Everytime we explain it to
an annoyed viewer, the less sense it makes
What happened? ABC took three Western
properties. Cheyenne, Sugarfoot and Bronco, and
Jumped them in the same time slot under the
title of The Cheyenne Show. Clint Walker. Will
Hutchins and Ty Hardin can hardly be any
happier about it than their agents
If ratings were falling, is this the move to
arrest a downward plunge?
It really Is Cheyenne this Monday night
in case you're interested Barrel-chested Clint
Is the star.
Safest guess? This is the last roundup for
all three shows. And the departing list Of West
erns in general will top the casualty list at the
OK Corral. Our prediction: Brian Keith's new
Westerner Cancelled already win be Joined by
The Tall Man, The Deputy. Outlaws. Wanted
Dead or Alive. Laramie. StagecOach West and
Wells Fargo. TV, I suspect. Is Saddling Old Paint
for that last ride. Giddyap!
Mosozne. WesAinstOa. o. C.. October 30. 1860
Arizona tribune., 1960-03-18
Going At Cost & Below Cost

NOW ON SALE SAVE UP 4RooM
GROUP BEDROOM
KITCHEN GROUP RANGE REFG
33 CREDIT GOOD HERE PAY DOWN
TIL YOU WANT IT. EASIEST FRIEND
OTHER GROUPS 4RooMS s9; 5-RooM GROUP s406
Evening star., 1960-07-10

FOR SALE-PartS for 1852 Nash
Rambler convertibleS; all kinds.
Call TOM, RE. 5-7279.
MERCURY 50; r. and h., new
seat covers and floor rug; re-
built auto. trans; runs and
looks perfect. Call AP. 7-9605.
FORD 80; full body or parts;
near perfect. Call WAYNE,
Otis 4-9328; also good '49 Chev.
MESSERSHMITT (2-seat Ger
man carr 1855; air-cooled en-
gine in rear gives up to 100
miles per gallon: car practically
new, only 1.4OO actual miles.
Needs battery and top; best
offer over $3.50. WO. 6-7029.
BICYCLE, English lightweight,
boys 26-in., 3 speed with hand
brakes, $13. Call so. $1,000.
TRIUMPH STA 500 c.; buddy
seat, cam, engine souped,
generator rebuilt, new parts
throughout. $4OO invested, sell
$500, Call BILL, CL. 6-6284.
BUICK 4-barrel carb and mani
fold, SO through Sc; $50. Call
EN-. 2-4262.
FORD 50 truck trans; like new,
$25. EN-. 2-4262.
JAHNS highdome pistons for
Ford 292-cu.-in. engine; bal
anced 5s-in. dome boosts COM
preston 2 points; $40. EN-.
2-4262.
FLATBOARD electric guitar,
with amplitier; 500 or best
offer, good make. Also boys
26-in. bike, SIS; cost, $45. Call
JOHN at EN-. 2-1046.
CADILLAC 49; fist. bk., $l95 or
will swap for "a coupe or very
good Olds engine: Mere. clutch,
So; carb., manifold and pump,
SIS for 1888. MA. 2-0159.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
TEEN BRIEFS

at Sherwood High; Nancy
Stone, a Junior at Wheaton
High, and Mickey Donner
and Dick Connell, a Junior
and senior, respectively. at
Walter johnson High.
On the July 21 program
the topic will be, Should the
C8O Canal Be Made Into a
National Historic Park?"
Subsequent topics are, What
Should Be the Role Of Our
Parents In Education?" and,
following the Democratic
and Republican nominating
conventions, What Are the
Important Issues That Should
Decide Adults How to Vote
in November?"
Evening star., 1960-07-10

HUDSON SO Super Jet; Cont.
kit, extra clean, will run, but
needs motor; SIS. Also '53
Stude. 6-cyl. engine and over
drive trans, $25. c. U. CUM
MINGS, 4 Haines, Indian
Head. Md.
CHEVY '38 2-dr.; very clean;
body good; engine needs work !;
$40. WA. 7-5587.
FORD 59-A ENGINE 1899; COM
plete and diSaSSembIed. Also
new distributor, carburator,
fuel pump, starter solenoid, ig-
milton wiring set and gasket
set; $50 or best offer takes.
Call CHRIS, CIR. 3-3676.
TRAIN PARTS, bicycles, erector
set, games, girls clothing, size
and 7. IA. 4-0803.
CHILD CRAFT BOOKS, IA vol,
like new, $40. SHARON, JU.
5-205l.
TV, 17-in., $25; Gin. radar indi-
Gator, complete with 20 tubes
$40; air compressor, SIS; 100
hip. Henry j. engine, complete,
$40; IL h.p. elec. motor, SIS;
6-v. DC 100-amp. generator
SIS: 6-v. transformer, 80 amp.
So; TV tube 10BPl, So; will
trade all or part for receivers,
IA. 4-2546.
81 OLDS engine, $50; Olds to
Ford transmission adapter, $40;
f1ywheel for stick Olds, unused,
$22; new heavy-duty clutch
and pressure plate for '39 Ford
$28. Call JIMMY, RE. 5-5783.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

To find out what Mont
gomery County teen-agers
think about local and ma
tional issues, the county's
League of Women Voters will
sponsor four radio panel
shows on WDON.
The first program in the
series will be at l pm. Thurs
day. Teen age paneliStS
will discuss whether the
county recreation department
should be allowed to use
public school equipment dur
ing the summer.
Serving as moderators will
be members of the League OF
Women Voters. Panelists will
be Ann Farquhar, a junior
Evening star., 1960-07-10

SUMMERS HERE and the
GALAXIES are hotter than
ever; 2 years exper. For in
formation, call BLAINE SMITH
at Oliver 2-0720.
HEY! DON'T FORGET about us.
We are still here and are play
ing better than ever. CHIRPS,
OIL. 2-8035.
DANCE BAND FOR HIRE, 8
years professional experience
in the D. C. area. Call FE.
3-3549.
HEY KIDS! Let's all get together
at the West Lanham Fire
House for a big time Wed.
night, 8 to II pm, July 13.
The teen-agers' favorite band,
The PerrymidS" will be there
featuring the Perry Brothers
Trio clarence, Luman and
Kenneth). viii see you there.
Admission, 75c.
BELAIRS! Call QUENTIN,
OIL. 2-9288.
THE NEW BELvEDERES, best
for the big beat sound. Now
playing for Milt Grant, WTTG,
Channel 5. Cali now for ad-
vance bookings. HE. 4-2348.
TOMMY.
MAKE YOUR summer dance or
party a success with the NO.
MAIDS, 2. years exper. JU.
5-4252.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Notices

THE Ell COROLS. Like dig
Why get only half? The El
CorolS plus their famous band.
Call BINGHAM, HU. 1894,
or BROOKE, Adams 2-8916.
THE VERY BEST in recorded
music for your summer parties
and dances. Call ALEX, PO
2-5804.
SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE in
singing for young people who
would like to work with group
giving programs: 8 wks. study,
$25. DU. 1892.
WANTED - Young pianist to
play accompaniments for young
singers (on programs, etc. for
experience and nominal fee.
DU. 1892.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

FORD 1910 Tudor sed.: Chrysler
powered; big mill, fast, much
chrome; over 5000 invested,
$500. OIL. 2-5474.
BARBELL DUMBBELL SET,
14O lbs, new, in carton. chrome
sleeves, $27. Ii. 4-7438.
PLYMOUTH PARTS, 1853 stand
ard trans, identical replace
ment for all 6's, 40 to IS, re-
built 3 wks. ago, will guar
antee for 30 days, sac. at S25;
40 to '49 radio with ant, So;
40 to '49 heater, $40; 49 engine,
complete with all acceS. and
radiator, clean and good mech.
cond., $40 or best offer; ALL
state size No. / battery with
29a mos. left on guarantee,
$l2; small parts, heath EA-2,
SIS; mahog. cabinet with 15-in.
speaker and % inch, $40; s.
element, 6-meter beam with
almost new Alliance rotor and
cables, $24 or best offer; pair
of Selsyn indicators for above,
$12. OIL. 1890.
DRUM SET-Complete, SITS or
best offer. Call weekdays, JU.
9-1810, JOE.
CHROME aluminium valve covers
for '51-'59 Stude.; never used,
$40. Call JU. 9-3029.
loft. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT,
very light, steering wheel hard
ware, excel. cond. HE. 4-7748.
RACCOONS, 2 baby, beautifully
marked, make fine pets, tanned ;
1895 each. AK. 9-9358.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Miscellaneous
Wanted

TWO 14-INCH WHEELS for
Plymouth. Call LEE, FE. Z
1414.
DRIVERS SIDE DOOR for q
1881 Ford coupe or 2-door
sedan. Call JU. 8-4088.
WANTED-Barbell-d l-dumbbell set
must be in good condition. Call
TOM, so. 5-5037 after 5 pm.
CHEVROLET 1857 283-cu. in.
block; will pay highest price
or trade for. WO. 6-7029.
WANTED "Old" large toy
trains, before 80, any condi-
ton. JE. 4-3707.
WANTED-Outboard motor, 5 to
10 h.p., good condition, reason
able. Call LO. 1890.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Miscellaneous
For Sale

IIIIHIIIllIllllIlIllllllllllliIlI
FORD '46 V-8 2-dr. Sed.; dark
blue, r. and h., custom red
and white int. Wv. g spares)
also many extra engine parts;
$T49. so. JOHNNY, King 8-7097.
STUDEBAKER SO Land Cruiser
va 4-door; two-tone, r. and h..
oVerdrive, new brakes, good
tires; excellent condition; 1925,
includes 2 new snow tires and
tubes mounted. JE. ADOPT.
FORD 40 coupe; excellent body,
4 good Wv. tires, BOOKS back,
7.l0x15 front, '37 Buick trans,
set up for Olds adapter, mounts,
radiator less engine; good in
terror. Call KE. 8-4542.
WILLYS station wagon, needs
repair, $50 or trade; motor and
20-in. fan blade, $40; Eastman
35-mm. camera, film, paper,
chemicals, enlarger, ETC.; micro
scope set, $7.50 Hi-F speaker;
hassock fan, $40; leather and
craft tools, ceramic glazeS.
Selling out all my hobbies.
WA. 7-1578.
GO-KART, Playboy, Clinton en-
gine, clutch and brakes, $3.50,
fast. RALPH, OIL. 6-4610.
THREE 2-barrel carburetors,
manifold, linkage, fuel block.
For SO, SO or 80 Chev. 348
engine; $65. Call HA. 2-7862.
MAD Nos. 10, II, II, "a, SO, AZ,
43, A, As, as, 49. Call Monday,
JA. 8-5610.
3:55 RING and pinion for Chevy
V-8, SIS. Call AL. EN-. 3-3479.
GO-KART, new June Is; 214
h.p., Briggs and Stratton. 1S
m.ph.; 500. TOMMY, MA,
7-3404.
FENDER SKIRTS, 1858 Chevy,
$40: roller skates, mems size
1912, So; record player. port
able 3-speed, SIS; swim fins,
med. -lge., 81. OIL. 4-8245.
ELECTRONIC metal detector,
$40. Call RICHARD, JA. 2
4299.
RECORD PLAYER, Webcar, 2
speakers, black, portable, 3 yrs.
old: $35. Call 10. 3-5718.
FOR SALE, or trade for motor
cycle, 1858 Chev. Bel Air 2-dr.
sport coupe; straight stick; 9
cyl, r. and h., 2 new tires;
perfect 2nd car. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

STAMPS, u. S., FDC's, plate
blocks and singles, foreign. sets;
sale or trade. Call BILL,
Temple 6-5044.
McCULLOCH BLOWER, 500;
fiathead mount kit, SIS; 5
chrome wire Wheels, $85. JE.
2-3357.
FOR SALE-'57 Triumph Tito
motorcycle $50 &C.: new paint,
tires and clutch; $495 cash.
Call BILL, FE. 3-1532.
CAMERAS-Cirofiex and acces.,
Kodak, folding; both new cond
Best offer or trade for AM-FM
radio. HE. 4-7870.
GERMAN SHEPHERD BOXER.
6 weeks, female, IS. WAverly
6-1191.
PEKINGESE, female, Is months,
Axe, spotted, good with chill
dren, $65. WAverly 6-119l.
LINCOLN 1949 convertible all
parts for sale, including good
top and motor. Call TO. 9-8406.
STEWART-WARNER oil pres
sure gauge, part No. 800 AG
reads to 80 lbs; Stewart War
ner ampmeter part No. 359 R
reads to plus or minus go amps;
black krinkle panel with cut
outs for above instruments,
$12; chrome-plated lowered air
cleaner for quad carb., 43/16-
in. carb neck, dry foam ele-
ment, 81; Caufheld 4-cycle en-
gine in running condition, 2
horsepower, IS. HA. 2-7822.
FOR Selling out model
airplanes, radio control equip
ment, transmitter, balSa, make
offer, going overseas. KE. g.
4T67.
DE sofa 40 coupe, similar to
Ford coupe; needs battery, $50.
JU. 5-9153 after S pm.
RECORD, "Since I Don't Have
You" Call SUE, HE. 4-3069.
Will swap or buy.
HI-FI RECORD PLAYER, 4
speeds, GE yer. reluct. cart
ridge with diam. and sapp.
clip in-out styli., duel speak,
$40. Call KEN, so. 5-7698.
RABBIT, male, white, fat, play
full; large pen goes with him;
all for SIS. Call RE. 6-2850.
PLYMOUTH 1949 2-dr.; r. and h.,
fine running condition; perfect
for teen-ager or I'd car; good
condition throughout; $145.
Temple 6-5044.
MERCURY 1852 conv.; stick
shift, milled heads; never
raced; good tires, motor, top
and body; loaded; good condi-
ton; $3.50. Temple 6-5044.
PACKARD 81 r. and h., just
passed Va. inspection; good
transp., clean. KI. 8-75l6.
FORD '48 coupe; Sc Cad eng,
straight stick; Cad trans;
4x2-bbl. CARDS, complete;
Spaulding fiamethrowers. Will
sell or parts. Call TIE. 6-37O8.
FOR SALE - Pontiac 1955-60
speed equipment. % Weber
alum, fiywheel, $45; "a compl.
six carb. setup, linkage and
everything, 5000; % Giovan-
noni cam and lifters, competi-
ton grind, $125; D Harman
81 Collins, steel billet roller
tappet cam and kit, 5000. All
parts in perfect shape. Call
! DICK at WO. 6-4343 after 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Greetings

CATHY-It will be a long Az
weeks. I'll miss you very
much. I'll be thinking of you
and I hope you will be think
ing of me. Love va, RANDY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bobby
on the 18th. At the Zoo, IL to
2. NORETTE.
CAROLYNN - HappieSt 18th
Birthday today. Lots of love
always, BOB.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Help Wanted

IliIIllllllllllllIllllll
MUSICIAN, singers wanted for
EAST COAST JAZZ CENTER; !;
bands choir and student train
ing. Call co. 5-922l.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
TAP DANCER

Bonnie SymOnds, 49, of nearby Mayo, Md,
will appear in tap-dancing exhibition at the
Steel Pier in Atlantic City today through
Saturday. Bonnie has previously made nu-
merOus televisiOn and personal appearances,
and has studied tap dancing and modern jazz
from Washington instructor James MulrOe
for the past eight years. Bonnie, junior at
Annapolis High, where she is an honor stu
dent, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
p SymOndS.-Star Staff Photo by JOHN
MUELLER.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Jobs Wanted

EXPER. GUITAR PLAYER, de-
sireS position in rhythm and
blues band. Call JACK, WO.
6-5349.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, II,
wants work of any kind. Call
HE. 4-4261 or HE. 4-0304.
BABY-SITTING during the day
teen-ager. Ii. 7-4877.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

uated from Dickinson College
in 1854. and for the last four
years has been working in
his fathers real estate Office,
while working for a masters
degree in economics at
George Washington Univer-
Sity.
Active in civic work, he is
acting chairman of the
Young Peoples Home Rule
League and president of the
20-30 Club. a young adults
group affiliated with All Souls
Unitarian Church.
-
Matthew T. Tyson and
Woodrow w. Bishop have an
nounced opening of their
firm, Tyson g. Bishop Realty
Co., with Offices at $50 West
Broad street, Falls Church.
Mr.. Tyson has been active
in the real estate field in Vir-
ginia for more than 10 years.
He is a member of the Fair
fax Chamber of Commerce
and holds a master of COM
mercial science degree from
Benjamin Franklin Univer-
Sity here.
Mr.. Bishop has been active
Evening star., 1960-02-27

Baker & Son, Inc. Of Alex
andria, the firm announced
this week.
Mr.. Baker, who was edu-
Gated in Alexandria schools
and is a graduate of Temple
University, has been with the
firm for the last seven years.
Other officers of the firm
are Albert E. Baker, vice pres
ident. and Matilda Baker,
secretary and treasurer.
Johnny Cain and Ernie
Salisbury have joined the
staff of Brown & Brown
Realty, 2123 Lee highway,
Falls Church, the firm has
announced.
Mr.. Cain, a recent grad
uate of the University of Ala
bama, will head the insurance
and rental department. Mr..
Salisbury will manage the
commercial and acreage de-
partment.
+
During the recent quarterly
sales meeting of Frederick w.
Berens Sales. Inc, Eugene F.
Ford. assistant to the presi-
dent, announced that resi-
dental brokerage sales for
the first 80 days of 1860 ex-
ceeded 50 million-the high
est for January in the COM
pany's history.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Realty Revue Of the Week

The Washington Real Es-
tate Board and the District
Chapter of the Institute of
Real Estate Management
will honor the national pres
identS of both organizations
with a dinner at 6 pm.
March "a in the Hotel Stat
Ter.
Both c. ArmeI Nutter,
president of the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards, and Emanuel Falk,
president of the IREM. will
address a business session of
the two organizations that
will follow the dinner.
During the business Ses-
sion. there also will be a
panel report on the 1860
mortgage market outlook for
the Washington Metropoli-
tan Area.
Ten outstanding sales
men were honored for their
work in 1859 by the Mont
gomery County Real Estate
Board during a meeting
this week in the Manor
Country Club.
Recognized were Six-year
winner Norma NeStler; sec
ond-year winners Helen
O'Brien and Gloria Sugar,
and flrst-year winners Helen
F. Alexander, LOrel c. Poor,
Eunice r. JablOnSky, Alvin
T. Taylor, Louise r. Michael,
Ethel Gold and Ronald 1.
GarShag.
Richard l. Brown and H.
Kurtz Weiser also were hon.
ored for being the years
winners as project salesman
and nonresidential salesman,
respectively.
\ y
Eric F. Cox today an
nounced opening of his real
estate brokerage firm, Cox
and Cox. with Offices at 1T
West Broad street, Falls
Church.
The son of Washington
broker c. r. Cox, he attended
District schools and grad
uated from Eastern High
School in 1850. He was grad
Evening star., 1960-02-27

in Virginia real estate for
10 years. He is a member of
the Arlington Chamber of
Commerce, the Elks and the
Virginia Toastmasters.
&&#
Robert L. Stephens has an
nounced that beginning next
week his firm will be known
as University Realty, with
Offices at 2080 East Univer-
Sity boulevard.
He has been operating un-.
der the name w. w. Lewis
Co. since he took over the
business from Mr.. Lewis in
February, 1859.
&*&
Routh Robbins Real Estate
Corp. has announced that 1t
has received a franchise for
the North Virginia area of
the American Research and
Marketing Systems, a co-op-
erative organization having
franchised brokers in all the
States which undertakes to
supply information on hous-
ing available all over the
country.
The system, the firm said,
will be useful to persons NOV
ing from this area to other
cities.
=
Harold d. Baker has been
named new president of AL
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Brokers, SoIesmen
Licensed in District

Recent license isSuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
Real Estate Brokers
Willoughby Real Estate Co, Inc,
a corporation
Owners Realty Exchange. Inc, a
corporation, and William W Critten-
den, president, owners Realty Ex-
change, Inc.
Richard S. Ehrlich, TIA Richard S.
Enrich Co.
Jack SchvarZ.
Thomas NJ Kolb, TIA Thomas M
Kolb Realty Co.
David L. Peoples. TIA Sligo Realty.
Real Estate Statesmen
Thomas j. Blohm, with Sidney 2.
Mensh g. Co. Inc.
James W. Clements, with r. A.
Humphries g. Sons
Alfred L. Evans, with Glenn Realty
Co.
Sara Kirkpatrick Fearing. with
Sophia Wanamaker Real Estate.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

James L. Isaac. with Stokes Realty.
Helen Eileen Lynch. with Thomas
j, ChaConas Realty.
Thomas Cordell Mitchell. with
Owens Realty Co.
Margaret E Bassett, with John F.
Donohoe a. Sons Inc.
Bernice W. Boyle, with J. c.
Chatel
Boyd A. Clarke. with samuels
Realty Co.
William H. Ely. with Owens Reah
Edith A. Francis, with Stokes
Realty
Avonelle T. Hall with Marsteller,
McCabe g. Co. Tnr
Joan A. Hill, with SOPHIA Wanna
maker Real Estate
:, Arnold D. Hooks. with John L.
Shelton.
Begg, Inc.
Herman Littman, with Thomas L.
Phillips Co.
William C. Lyles. with Collier a.
Vogel. Inc.
Joe Frank Wilson. with Paul ].
Byrne.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
HOUSING PREFABRICATI0N PLANT
FOR SALE OR LEASE

Long established house manufacturing plant in
Metropolitan Washington for sole or eose Due TO
illness of owner, Plant located on main MARYLAND
hi9hwoy. Has the coPocity of 600 houses per year.
Room for expansion. Will sell business and ieose
building or sell oil. Price reasonable. Reply to Box
262-Z, Stor.
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19
"Friends Of Rizul Society In America, "
Seattle Chapter, Organized Here Dec. 8
Paredes' Kin
Feted Here
BY TOWnsnnen

Abrenians in Seattle met at chop
suey dinner last Nov. 6 to welcome
the granddaughter of Abra's
"favorite son." Senator Quintin
Paroles. She is Miss Asuncion
Paroles Licauco who arrived here
early in September to join the
staff of the Philippine Consulate
General.
Eddie Brillantes, as master of
ceremonies during the after-dinner
program, stated that the Abren-
ians are giving the dinner in hon
or of Miss Licauco "as an Abren-
ian and not as a member of the
prominent Paroles family"
Miss Licauco finished her high
school in Cleveland, Ohio, at st.
Mary's High School. She obtained
her Associate in Arts degree in
Manila. At present, while employ
ed in the Philippine Consulate
General, she is attending Seattle
University, majoring in Political
Science and English.
Jimmy Zapata, the Grand Old
Man" of the Seattle Abrenians, de-
livered the welcome address, and
Mariana B. Angeles, public rela-
lions man of the Abrenian Club,
gave the closing remarks.
After refreshing the minds of
his "conprovincianos" On the list
of Filipino greats" that the prov
ince of Abra has contributed to
Philippine history, Mr.. Angeles ap-
pealed to his fellow-provincemen,
to keep up the high prestige and
prominence of Abrenians.
Vice Consul Ernesto A. Damian
introduced the que t-of-honor.
Continued on page p
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

possible changes in U. S. policy
which could affect the Philippines
economically and militarily. He
noted especially that the heavy
drain on U. S. gold reserves may
have an adverse effect on the eco
nomy of the Philippines. He said
the United States may be expect
ed to adopt severe measure to re-
strict the flow of gold to foreign
countries.
Ambassador Romulo also eau
toned that the position of the
Philippines as a sugar supplier to
the United States cannot be TAX
en- for granted" just because Gu
ba has for the time being been ell
minated from the u. S. sugar
market.
presumably Congress will want
to leave the door somewhat open
for resumption of trade with Cuba
when Communist interference is
ended" General ROmulo said.
In the meantime, he declared,
"alertness and vigilance will be
needed to meet unprecedented COM
petition for the United States
market. A permanent increase in
the Philippine quota may be ham,
pered by such considerations as
the fact that the Philippines has
an import ban on foreign tobacco
and that sugar shipped from the
Philippines has to travel a great
distance to reach the U. S. mar
ket. Ek
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

other new officers are Arcade
Fano, senior warden; Bob De-
|erto, junior warden; Jose Ma
|umul, prosecutor; Frank S. Ra-
Dos, chaplain; EIiseo Mona, audi
pr; and Stanley Ayson, investiga-
Dr.
Sarusal is at present the head
various important organizations
the Pacific Northwest. He is
Hesident of the Filipino Inter
Immunity Council of the Pacific
'Orthwest, succeeding Roy Baldoz
Wapato; chairman of the Jose
pal Centennial Committee for
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Rial Program At
Commerce Bldg.
On December 80

The Gath anniversary of the ex-
ecution of DR.. Jose Rial will be
commemorated with a program at
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Bldg on Friday, December 80,
starting at 1880 pm.
The program, to be followed by
a dance, is under the auspices of
the Filipino Community of Seattle,
Inc.
A Tableau, depicting the last
moments of Rizals life, and a
presentation of Philippine folk
dances, are among the number of
the evening program, according to
the Rial Day Committee.
There will be no admission
charge, but donations will be ac-
copied, the Committee announced.
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ected U n i t e d
States admins
tration, to d a y
predicted closer
Philippine I'm
tied States re-
lations dur i n g
the administra-
ton of Presi-
d e n t = Ell e C t
Kennedy.
He warned,
h o w e V er, of
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the year 1861,
S u C C e e d i n g
Amor L Guer-
ION who did not
run for re-elec-
ton.
Luis S. Qui-
anio and Arse
Mo d. Election
were reelected
secretary a n d
treasurer, + e =
spectively.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

Attorney Milton Heiman
was elected chairman of the
Seattle Chapter of the
FRIENDS OF RIAL So
GETTY IN THE UNITED
STATES at the organiza-
tons first meeting last Tues
day, Dec. 6.
The meeting was presided over
by Philippine Consul General
Benito NJ Bautista, with ErnestO
Garrido. finance officer in the
Philippine Consulate-General, as
secretary.
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BarusaI Heads
Burgos Lodge,
tDA, For 1851

Burgos Lodge No. 10, Caballeros
] Dimas-Alang, Inc, elected Dan
arusal its worshipful master for
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RomuIo Warns
On Changed
US. Policies

MANILA, DEC. 7 - Ambassa-
dor Carlos P. Romulo, here from
Washington for conferences with
President Garcia on the newly-el-