...Donn V. Hart Tondo by Two: Selected Short Stories . By Pacifico N. Aprieto and Andres Cristobal Cruz . With an Introduction by N. V. M. Gonzalez. Manila : Filipino Signatures , 1961 . 71 . (Distributed by Cellar Book Shop, Detroit, Michigan, $1.00.) Copyright © Association...

... and foresight in founding the Collection. (For a short account of the various facilities of the Lopez Memorial Library and Museum, see the forthcoming issue of the Association of Asian Studies Newsletter.) Syracuse University DONN V. HART as a personal victory over non-succouring en- vironment. Tondo by Two...

... at Indiana University's Lilly Library in greater detail than Roth. Consequently the two books in many respects complement one another. Cushner limits his study to the estates located within the old province of Tondo, the immediate hinterland of Hispanic Manila. Remarkably, he is the first to give scholarly...

... on the tent, for the Chinese. Many of his hosts on other, a long-drawn-out struggle took place . . . " his 1799 trip through the provinces of Tondo, (p. 132). The statement that the Philippine Constabulary "has an excellent reputation . . ." (p. 169 )is a bit too much. Lightfoot's use of language is strange...

... on the tent, for the Chinese. Many of his hosts on other, a long-drawn-out struggle took place . . . " his 1799 trip through the provinces of Tondo, (p. 132). The statement that the Philippine Constabulary "has an excellent reputation . . ." (p. 169 )is a bit too much. Lightfoot's use of language is strange...

.... S. A., “Augustinian Parishes and Missions, 1760,” (Tondo: 1760), BR, XLVIII, 55, and Buzeta Fr. Manuel and Bravo Fr. Felipe , Diccionario Geografico, Estadistico, Historico de las Islas Filipinos (2 vols., Madrid : 1851 ) , I, sixth unnumbered foldout at the end. 18...

... formed by natives and Spaniards. For regions such as Manila and Tondo, where non-native and non-Spanish populations were not only large but socially and politically influential, her arguments regarding long-term demographic change are seriously impaired by the fact that she does not acknowledge non...

... the thought that eighteenth century Tondo farmers practiced "truck farming" may boggle the mind (p. 77), generally Picornell's decision to pursue a free translation from eighteenth century Spanish to twentieth century English has achieved a happier result. Contemporary readers will find the Picornell...

... of Tondo. The land had accounts unsupported by observation (pp. 10- been reclaimed from the sea for the purpose 15). His negative appraisal of much of the of expanding port facilities. But Manila's ag- Value-Norm Research centers on what he la- gressive poor moved faster than the sluggish bels...

... behaviors, and reliance upon verbal northwestern district of Tondo. The land had accounts unsupported by observation (pp. 10- been reclaimed from the sea for the purpose 15). His negative appraisal of much of the of expanding port facilities. But Manila's ag- Value-Norm Research centers on what he la...

... Institute of PhilippineJapan Relations of De La Salle University, held in Manila" (p. xxxviii). There are entries for all 75 current provinces, but not the historic provinces of Morong, Tondo, and Tayabas, nor the bishoprics of Nueva Caceres and Nueva Segovia; all the American governors-general, but none...

... –65. American Chamber of Commerce Journal (ACCJ) . 1933 a. “ Philippine Match Manufacturing Expands during Depression .” 12 (May): 8 . American Chamber of Commerce Journal (ACCJ) . 1933 b. “ Tondo: Red Cross Makes Social Survey There .” 13 (November): 19. Annual Report...

... 313 627 138 599 626 SOUTHEAST ASIA Agpalo, Remigio E., The Political Process and the Nationalization of the Retail Trade in the Philippines [Frank H. Golay] Aprieto, Pacifico N. and Andres C. Cruz, Tondo by Two: Selected Short Stories [Donn V. Hart] Baker, M. H., North Borneo, the First Ten Years...

... his rapid rise from the blighted communities of Tondo: “He has daring and determination—afire with ambition, impatient with the humdrum, in a hurry to grow up, always on the lookout for the quickest way to get where he wants to go, never letting any opportunity pass unexploited” (Rama 1968 , 2...

... Historical Association, 1960. vi, 208 p. faculty journal 5 (July 1959), 42-47. ZAIDE, G. F. Magat Salamat, chief of Tondo. A IRAIZOZ Y DE VILLAR, A. Rizal y su muerte. HB 4 no. 2 (1960), 160-62. forgotten hero of the past. University of Manila Journal of East Asiatic Studies 7 (1958), 208-11. LAUBACH, F. C...

... in learning English skogo S. P. Ignasheva] Moskva, Izd-vo vosto- noun-head modification patterns. Ann Arbor, chnoi lit-ry, 1962.46 p. University Microfilms, 1960. Microfilm copy APRIETO, PACIFICO N . Tondo by two; selected (positive) of typescript. Collation of the ori- short stories by Pacifico N . Aprieto...

... (accessed December 6, 2018 ). Evangelista Patricia , and Carlo Gabuco . 2018 . “Murder in Manila, Part 1: ‘Some People Need Killing.’” Rappler , October 4. https://www.rappler.com/newsbreak/investigative/tondo-vigilante-gang-war-on-drugs-series-part-one (accessed December 11, 2018...

... the emergence of urban NGOs such as the Zone One Tondo Organization (Constantino-David 1998). Third, ongoing political exclusion and repression by the Marcos government also provoked important social movements that ultimately spawned scores of NGOs. Foremost among these movements were the student movement...

... (Summer 1964), 116-137. selected stories. [Manila, Horizons Books, 1964]. SCHWAB, WILLIAM. Recent development in ap- 160 p. illus. plied linguistics. PSR 11, no. 3/4 (July/Oct. CRUZ, ANDRES CRISTOBAL. White wall: selected 1963), 236-243. Tondo stories. Manila, Yeba Publications, 1964. SCOTT, WILLIAM HENRY...