__________In Manila, you will dress as you would in any large city in mid- __________summer. Cocktail dresses will be useful for the few formal af- __________fairs.

_____Filipino native formal wear, the _____barong tagalog for men and the _____terno for women, has become _____popular with Americans here, _____both for their practicality and _____ease of washing. The barong is a _____diaphanous shirt made of pine- _____apple fiber or light cotton. Men _____appreciate the open-collar and _____shirt tail-out style of the _____barong, which takes the place of _____suit coats or dinner jackets at _____formal parties. The ladies’ _____terno is a floor length, bright- _____ly colored formal with large _____butterfly sleeves. Both the ba- _____rong and the terno may be made _____at the Exchange tailor shop or _____by local seamstresses and tail- _____ors. Rain wear for all members _____of the family is a necessity and _____should be in good condition. _____Shoes in particular sizes or _____styles for men, women, and chil- _____dren are sometimes difficult to _____obtain. It is advisable to bring _____an ample initial supply.

__________PASSPORT _____________U. S. passports and visas are required for dependents traveling __________to the Philippines. Military personnel contemplating trips to __________Japan, Thailand, India or other Southeast Asian countries should __________also obtain passports before leaving the United States. Passports __________for Military personnel can be obtained from the U.S. Embassy in __________Manila, but there is a $12 charge and some delay in service due __________to the distance involved. ___________________________________11