Notice of the petition for naturalization

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Language

Spanish

Source

Semana Volume IV (Issue No. 84) Julio 1950

Year

1950

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In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted

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REPUBLfC OF THE PHILIPPINES JURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF TARLAC )URTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT THE MATTER OF THE riTION OF QUI SING, X CASE No. 12. BE ADMITTED A CITIZEN THE PHILIPPINES. OTICE OF THE PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION 'o the Honorable Solicitor-Geal and to Mr. f, Tarlac, and cern. FHEREAS, a Qui Sing, Canu to whom it may verified petiticn monwealth Act No. 473 as amende d by Act No. 535 has been preserted to this Court by Qui Sing, who alleges that he was born on June 15, 1896, in Amoy, China; that his present place of residence is Población, Arellano Street, Municipality of Camilirg, Tarlac, and his former residence was Amoy, China; that his trade or profession is businessman in which he had been engaged since 1909 and from which he derive an average annual income of P3,000.00; that he was a widower; that his deceased wife’s ñame is Hilaria Lim, born in December 31, 1904 at Camiling, Tar lac; that his children's ñames, dates, places of birth, and place of residence of each of said children are as follows: Crispina Qui, Dec. 5. 1922,, Camiling Tarlac; Alfonso Qui, Jan- 22 1924, Camiling, Tarlac; Erene Qui, Oct. 19, 1925, Camiling, Tarlac; Leoncio Qui, Apr. 8, 1928, Camiling, Tarlac; Pacita Qui, Oct. *9, 1930, Oamiling,Tarlac; Felipe Qui, Nov- 22, 1932, Camiling, Tar lac, Conchita Qui, May 12, 1934, Ca miling, Tarlac, and Julián Qui, Feb. 16, 1939, Camiling Tarlac; that he emigrated to the Philippines from Amoy, China, in the month of November, 1908, and arrived at the port of Manila, Philippines, on the Vessel Tansing Liner that same month, 1908; that he resided continuously in the Philippines for forty-one (41) years at least, immediately preceding the date of : this petition, to wit, since my arri- i val here in 1908, and in the muni- 1 cipality of Camiling, Province of naturalization pursuant to ComMons. José Ma- Cuenco, Obispo de Jaro, a su llegada reciente t Roma, con motivo de su peregrinación por el Año Santo. La oto capta su llegada a Roma. Fue recibido en el aeropuerto por Velen Benitez (izquierda) y Macario Robodos, de la legación filiñna en Roma. El prelado iba acompañado de Fray Cicero Tumocon, detrás, a la derecha, (Foto Manila Timé:) • Tarlac, for a term of forty-one able contagious disease; that fhfc ■ years at least, immediately prece► ding the date of this petition; that he is able to speak and write Ilocano, Tagalog, Pangasinan, and Spanish, in a little scale; that he owned real estáte, situated in the municipality of Camiling, assessed at P25,000-00 under Tax Declaration No. 105384; that he enrolled his children in the following schools, to wit: Crispina Qui, graduated here from the Camiling Elementary school, Camiling Secondary Institute,' and Pharmacy, at the University of Sto- Tomas, Manila, Al for/so Qui,—graduated from the Camiling elementary school and Chiang Kai Shek Chínese School at Tarlac, Tarlac, (1931-1941), Erene Qui—graduated from the Ca miling elementary school and Phil ippine Women’s University. (19321948) Leoncio Qui — graduated from the Camiling elementary school, Camiling Secondary Institute, and now enrolled at the Ur.iversity of the Philippines (19341950—, Pacita Qui,— graduated from the Camiling elementary school, Camiling Secondary Institute, and now studying at the Phil ippine Women’s University (19361950—. Felipe Qui,— graduated from the Camiling Elementary school, Camiling Secondary Insti tuto, Dun Bosco Academy, and now enrolled at the University of StoTomas (1938-1950—, Conchita Qui and Julián Qui are enrolled and now studying at the Camiling Elemen tary school; that he believes in the principies underlying the Philip pine Constitution; that he conducted himself in a proper and irreproachable manner during the en tire period of his residence in the Philippines in his relations with the constituted Government as well as with the community in which he is liVing; that he mingled socially with the Filipinos, and have evinced a sincer© desire to learn and embrace the customs, traditions, and ideáis of the Filipinos; that he has all the qualifications required under section 2, and none of the disqualifications under section 4, of Commonwealth Act 473; that he is now opposed to organized government or affiliated with any association or group of persons who uphold and teach doctrines opposing all organized government; that he is not defending or teaching the necessity or propriety of vio len ce, personal assault or assassination for the success and predominance of men’s ideáis; that he is not a polygamist ñor a believer in the practice of polygamy; that he has not convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude; that he is -not suffering from any ineurnation of which he is a Citizen or subjeet is not at war with the Philippines; that it is his inten ción. in good faith to become a Ci tizen of the Philippines and to r<> nounce absolutely and forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, State, or sovereignty, and particularly to Chi na of which at this time he ís a Citizen or subject; that he will re side continuously in the Philip pines from the date of filir.g of his petition up to the time of his admission to the Philippine citizenship; that he has r.ot heretofore made petition for citizenship to any court; and that he cites Mr. Timoteo D. Agustín ard Mr. Do mingo Nicolás as witness s whom he proposes to introduce in suppcrt of his petitionWHEREFORE, you are hereby given notice that the said petition will be heard by this Court of First Instance of Tarlac, on April 10, 1951, at 8:30 A-M. at its Session Hall at Tarlac, Tarlac. Let this notice be published at the expense of the petitioner once a month for three consecutiva months in the Official Gazette and once a week for three consecutive weeks in the SEMANA, a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Tarlac, where the pe titioner resides and aiso let the said petition and notice be posted in a public and conspicuous place in the office of the Clerk of Court. Witness the Hon. BERNABE DE AQUINO, Judge of this Court of First Ir/stance of Tarlac, this 29th day of June, 1950. ARSENIO G. CASTRO Clerk of Court Publication: “SEMANA” July 13, 20, 27, 1950. DESPUÉS DEL VERANO —Doctor, siento un gran vacío... —¿En donde? ¿En la ca beza? —No, en los bolsillos. [48]

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