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Harris & Ewmc nnnu lrom Philippine Department of lnlormatlon and Public Relations
Chiet Engineer Alfredo Barreiro ( left) of a war cargo-carrying
freighter and Lt. David Del-Pilar of the Armored Cavalry Command,
Fort Knox. meet in the Philippine Commonwealth Building in Wash
ington. D. C.
Mr. Barreiro related his experiences at sea from the time his
ship left Manila. four days before the Japs attacked the Philippines.
Mr. Barreiro is only one of the hundreds of Filipinos serving in the
American Merchant Marine.
Lt. Del-Pilar hopes to be transferred to the Filipino Regiments
training in California for the coming invasion to drive the Japanese
from the Philippines.
Dispaicher Camarillo Works Sundays, Too
No one "on say '7‘. L. (Joe) Camarillo is not making any sacrifices
for the Cannes Worke-‘s’ 8: Farm Laborers’ Union, Local 7, UCAPAWA,
CIO.
Joe has no St. days and no holidays when dispatching of men (for
the army of food 1». daction) has to be done. On Memorial Day and the
following Sunday, Dispatcher Camarillo and his staff worked more than
overtime to fill up the requisition; of the Salmon canneries for men in
their various Alaska canneries.
Don‘t tell Joe he is not earning his salary as Union Dispatcher. Joe is
sacrificing valuable time to keep the Union in good standing with the
Alaska Salmon Industry so far as the Contract is concerned.
This does not mean that the Industry can get tough with Joe. Joe is
100% Union man and no one in the Industry can tell him what to do.
“We have Union rules and regulations," Joe would tell any guy from
the Industry, “and we mean to abide by them.”
Treat Joe right and he will reciprocate; be mean, and you are headed
in the wrong direction.
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659 KING ST. ‘ SEATTLE
1 Home of Famous Chinese and American Foods
MAIN 7372 PHONE CALLS
BATAAN RECREATION CLUB
DAN SARUSAL, President
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200 sth Ave. 80. » define, Wash. Tel. mm 9097
THE FILIPINO FORUM
VICTORIA'S CAPE
It’s the Food, the Cooking,
and the Service
619 King St. Seattle, Wash.
VICTORIA G. DASALLA, Mgr.
BM'Mll DRUGS SUNDIIIES
Novelties, Cigars, Cigarettes
Candles, Soft Drinks
(The only Filipino-owned Drugstore
in the Pacific Northwest)
454 12th Ave. Tel. EAst 9840
Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Marie Llorito, Mgr.
21st AVENUE MARKET
Beer, Wine, Groceries 8 Vegetables
525 let Ave. Telephone
Seattle, Wash. EAst 9977
Mrs. H. Rallos, Prop.
AC E HOT E L
Under New Management
Just Opposite Corner from Local 7 Union Hall
$.20 A NIGHT
Cozy Dormitory, Comfortable Beds, Steam-heated all year round
Shower Bath, Storage Facilities—ldeal for Transient and Seasonal Sojoum
LORENZO P. ANUNCIACION. Manager
Get the Habit
Have Dinner and Spend an Evening at
3(lqu jwz Cage
The Best Chinese Restaurant in the City -
DELICIOUS FOOD DANCING
When you want the Real Chinese Food to serve at your home
Come to or Call
709% King Street MAI]: 9667
”Earliest Victory for the Allies
Is the Shortest Way to Peace"
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COMPLIMENTS OF
FILIPINO 8061”. All! IMPROVEMENT CLUB
5151/2 Maynard Ave. Seattle, Wash.
golden fllzmant Cain
Phone SEneca 9145 Chinese Proprietors
CHOW MEIN CHOP SUEY NOODLES
Chinese and American Dishes
Open Week Days 12 Noon to 12 Mldnight—Soturday till 0 a. m.
Closed Every Monday
307 Sixth Avenue South Between Jackson and Msln Sts.
Seattle. Wash.
BEER . . . SOFT DRINKS
American and Oriental Dishes
DOUBLE "M" cm: 8: TAVERN
713 PINE STREET SEneca 9325
”Service With a Smile"
FRANK HERNANDO . . . FRANK ALONZO
Proprietor:
EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP
4101/; Main St. Seattle, Wash
EDDIE CABIGAS, Prop.
Tailor
“BUILDER OF GOOD CLOTHES"
Filipino Styles Are Featured
EL. 5763 1335 3rd Ave., Seattle
Corner Third Ave. and Union
WASHINGTON
FARM PRODUCTS
1311 Jackson St. Seattle, Wash.
STEVE NAVA, Mgr.
June, 1944