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Maw
{Mada mb3‘_ Elected
sident of Filipino
Imnunitxi‘n Yakima
MpATO. WASH. —— Ray Ma
ha, a prosperous farmer of
”to, is the new president of
ﬁlipinD Community of Ya
lvaney: . .
:eorganization’s annual elec
was held last Nov. 5. Other
M 5 elected were: Ed Conti,
president; Paul Tabayoyon,
nary: George Iness, sub
‘Wy; Felix Rabanal, treas
;Delfin Arreola, sub-treas
;Ponce Divina, Johnny Man-
LMarion Bolong, auditors.
pßoard of Directors com~
{Harry Bucsit, Juanito Umi-
Emil Tadije, Albert Arreola
Dick Lumaquip.
‘ Police Force is headed byi
yVega with the following
nts: Roman Ventura, Ted-f
ascua, James Garnet and‘
n Visaya. ‘
wers of the Ladies’ Auxil
were also elected as fol-l
Mrs. Catherine Lumaquip,f
ent; Mrs. Flora Divina, vice:
éht; Mrs. Helen Baldozﬁ
ary; Mrs. Trinidad Umipig,f
etary; Mrs. Juliet Baldoz,‘
bum; Mrs. Pacing Estoestayj
treasurer; Mrs. Geneva Dar,l
tHelen Pierce and Mrs. An-l
fArreola, auditors. l
hof'every five electors in:
fPhilippines, two are wo-;
MERRY CHR|STMAS AND A HAPPY 7 NEWVYEIH; ’ 7 §
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS :1
EXAMPLE: 3
runswick Ball 24.95 package .39
runswick Bab 12.95 Price :
runswick Shoes ”.95 3
Value 49.85 37.85 -i:
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Impemal lanes
Season’s Greetings
POULTRY HEADQUARTERS
Fay Young S
OVEN-READY HENS OR TOMS
Ideal For Smoll Families
TURKEY lEGS, BREASTS & HALVES
Also Turkeys from 4 pounds 8: Up
ROASTING HENS & CAPONS
YOUNG RABBITS
OVEN READYGEESE
OVEN READY DUCKS
CHICKEN PIECES - —Enioy Your Favorite Par!
South Park Poultry Co-
SEE All OF OUR POULTRY PRICES
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1 Garcia Answers
\ Opposiﬁon
: Charges
i MANlLA—President Carlos P.
i Garcia has answered Liberal
| Party charges that he planned to
! commit frauds and to change of‘
l ficial returns of the recent elec—
l tions. He pointed out that if he
i had desired to committ fraud it
jwould have been easy for him,
‘as President, to have done so
previous to the election. In ex
plaining the reason for his non
concession, he said:
“My public record shows that
I have never cheated in any elec
tion. If I have not yet conceded,
it is because I am waiting for
the actual canvass of the official
election returns which will be
done by the Commission on Elec
tion‘s a few days from now.
“I sincerely believe that teTe«
graphic returns should not be the
basis of an official proclamation
by the Commission on Elections,
of the winner. It was invoked
that Yulo conceded in 1957 on
the basis of telegraphic returns.
If he did, it is because he did nOt
find any discrepancies in the
telegraphic election returns be
cause I conducted the elections
in a very clean way, I‘ repeat, 1
would rather go down in defeat
than win in a fraudulent elec—
tion. I wish this to be the atti
tude of the Opposition.”
,FILJPINaoiFTORUM
Bunco Artists
On The Loose
We were seated at the Bun
co Division of the Seattle Po
>lice Department looking at pic-j
;tures of men and women—eith-‘
€er suspected or accused and
iconvicted of crimes in the con—
?fidence game.
We read files of complaints,
through the courtesy of police
jofficers, of, course, and one
{thing struck our attention: there
:is a definite pattern of proce
gdure that the “bunco” artists
ffollow. Always there is the at
:traction of easy money made at
‘almost only the wink of an eye.
and there is the example of
§one who has made a “fortune”
jin the sight of the intended
yictim to impress upon him
that he, too, can make quick
imoney; and then there is the
Iproblem of raising enough
gmoney to make the deal at once
11b efo r e “Mr. Businessman”
Ichanges his mind or goes to‘
lother customers ready to pur?
gchase. In many instances, the
iproferred merchandise are dia
jmonds, offered at ridiculously
{low price when they could
Icommand fabulous prices in the;
iopen market. 1
1 Well, that is one pattern, and
jthere are- many others. But our
‘main purpose in perhaps bor-‘
iing you with this routine is‘
ithat these Smooth operators
Imight come yOur way without
‘zyour knowing it,- and perhaps.
Eyou might easily fall ‘in their;
ltrap. a
'3 In short, We want to warn'
ithe public. When 'these “can”
imen talk to you about making
geasy money, listen "to them
lcarefully and when their “sales
gtalk” follows or resembles the
épattem we have just outlined,
?pretend to go in with the deal;
?but, before going to your safe
Edeposit vault or to your sav
zings bank to draw the little
;capital that would make you
rich in the twinkle of' an eye,
igo to a telepl'lbne unnoticed by
these wolves in sheep’s hide
and call the police and tell
them about the arrangement bf
ﬁyour transaétlon. The 'police
gwlll do the' rest. ‘
j —The Editor
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Beautiful Queen Awards Trophy
To Raiser of Beautiful Dahlias
SEAFAIR QUEEN LINDA A. JUEL awards trophy to Pablo
L. Abellera at the Greenlake Field House during the summer
display last August for his entry “Seafair Guest." Mr. Abel
lera, 323 30th East, has been entering his dahlias in many
competitions in Washington, Oregon, New York, Michigan and
Minnesota for the last eight years and has won no less than
45 trophies, permanent and revolving. He is a member of the
American Dahlia Society, Pacific Northwest Dahlia Conference,
Washington State Dahlia Society, Snohomish County Dahlia
Society, Seattle Dahlia Society. Kitsap County Dahlia Socie =
and Portland Dahlia Society.
Wye Extend
To Our Filipino Frivnds
TWarm Xmas Greetings
And
Sincere Good Wrishvs
CANADIANVIMVFEVRIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE
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