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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20. 1934. FOUR LAYERS WITH Hid? dow laughs," a mystery melodrama, with Hal Skelly and Rose Hobart. play the Kalihl today for a matinee and one night show.

Banquet Honors C. C. von Hamm Honolulu Pays Final Respects IN SHADOWilN PERSON Washington Birthday Is Rotary Fete To Noted Singer (Continued from page 1) ney Blackmer, Peggy Shannon and Lois Wilson, and Walt Disney color cartoon. "The Three Little Pigs" play the Palama today for two matinee and two night shows. STEAM Complete $5.00 Shampoo and ringer Wave for Short Hair SI.

00 CARR BEAUTY SHOP Grigg" Pharmacy) 1S3 King M. Phone 530 K.VL1HI "The Big Bluff," Reginald Denny, and "The Sha ice KING KONG "King Kong," prehistoric ape fifty feet aU, 1 th mammoth villain In "King Kong," fantartlc super-spectacle presented at the Prince theater thl week with Fay Wray. Robert Armstrong and Bruce Cabot featured. Scraggly fur. roughened by contact with th rocky crag of hi forgotten island.

Is the base of the costume. Horny leather I used for a realistic feature of hi palms. His teeth are old Ivory and Introduce the new tooth-length for menace ten Inches On the program with "King Kong" is a new subject showing the recent arrival at Pearl Harbor of the tran-Paclfic filer. Also a cartoon. Pop-Eye, the sailor, in "I Eat My Spinach" and "In Morocco" a John P.

Medbury travelaugh. A TJ tO 1VV Princess Box Off! 1 irAi JlUn 1 Opens 11:30 A.I M. imi.i urn jo mi miiv miin mm if- --H r'it hr jf'P ft ytrrv vST- r. Qr7 li "I V-T 7irff fa Njh, ii liiinniii urTimnii imm nr wnMnumwi 1 ami iini imiii meto. fi'ir ititm.Mll viifniVIm, Mil CONCERT TUESDAY Feb.

27 5 P. M. HONOLULU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA? FRITZ HVRT, Conductor 50C $1.00 $2.50 rTTTCil Vim pHal. She and her husband. Homer N.

Tyson, KGTJ radio announcer, had been visiting over the week-end at the home of M. A. Mulsony at Lanl-kai. She suffered a stroke Saturday night and her condition took a decided turn for the worse at 5 a. m.

Sunday. Brought over the Pall to the Queen's hospital, she died shortly after. But 43 years of age, Mrs. Tyson waa a native of Maul. In her girlhood she accompanied the late Queen Liliuokalanl, with whom she was a favorite, on several visits' to the Mainland.

Mrs. Tyson was one of Hawaii' foremost alnger and Hawaiian songs when sung by her had a charm which only the true artist can give them. She sang with her heart. Mr. Tyson was favorite with radio audiences and was heard frequently over KGTJ, The Advertiser radio station, and also over KG MB.

She was one of Hawaii best known musical entertainer and In this capacity made a number of trip to the Mainland. Surviving are the widower, and two children by a former marriage, Mr. Dorothy Nobrlga and Leopold Tribe, Jr. With uhr In Colonial cottume and the Spirit of "78 group from Ft, Derttwsy In attendance, real Continental army tmopher will ur-round th Oeor Washington celebration planned by the Honolulu Rotary club In th palm garden of the Central YM.C.A. at noon today.

The courtyard around the wlm-mlng pool la being decorated with flag and flower In appropriate arrangement under the direction of Capt, Willi Bradley, USN. and Lawrence E. Norrlt of th central T. During tha luncheon the Roosevelt High school glee club and orcheatra will entertain. A water carnival and athletic exhibition will be atag-ed.

Among the features will be fancy diving by Bill McAllister and Art Rutherford, tumbling by Louie Mentioned, Ycwhioka and McAllister, and a demonstration of llfe-aaTlng method by Walter 8treeter'a group from the Central boys' division. An effort will be made to break the 50-yard swimming record, with Sara and Kapua Harris and John Woodd competing. Major George I. TJmacht will deliver the feature addreee on George Washington, PRICE FIXING IN TRUCKERS' CODE 2 t.l TODAY :45 2:45 TODAY ZAS jj James Dunn Sally EOers ixiuble Program: REGINALD DENNY "THE BIG BLUFF" HAL SKELLY "The Shadow Laughs" In "Hold Me Tight" THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE Th hopes that Hollywood ha been holding out for Victor Jory are now justified. His first performance a a screen star in "The Devil's In Love," the film opening today at the Hawaii theater, la proof of hi ability.

Jory give a performance that should long be remembered. Loretta Young has the leading feminine role opposite Jory in this romance and others In th cast include Ylvlenne Osborne, David Manners. C. Henry Gordon and Herbert Mundln. Also on the program Is the final chapter of "Taraan the Fearles" entitled "Jungle Justice." Thirty-five department head of von Hamm-Voung gave a surprise banquet honoring C.

C. von Hamm. one of the founders of the company and Its prrsldent aud managing director, at the Alexander Young hotel Monday evening. The event also commemorated the 35th anniversary of the firm. Von Hamm Is seated In the center on the right of the table, wearing a lei presented to him by his associates.

M. E. McKen-ney, who acted as toast maftpr, i Kcatfd at the farthest end of the table. Fred Goodall, manager of the hotel. Is seated at the head of the row on the photo 12 8 8 i 6 :30 TON 1 3HT 8 :30 "Gold Diggers of 1933" (Contlnned from Page 1) PEGGY SUANNON LOIS WILSON in "DELUGE" "3 LFTTLE PIGS" Wholesalers and Jobbers Approve Tentative Code tlon would be brought about.

BASED ON COST Von Hamm Honored On Firm's Birthday (Continued from Page 1) Mart Sentiment Bullish; Trade News Favorable Article IV, which refer to the KAIMUKI "Hold Me Tight." a James Dunn-Sally EUers romance, plays th today for a matt-nee and one night show. Frank Mc-Hugh and June Clyde also have prominent role. price-fixing appendix, would author the "stabilization of prices Immediately," this to be based, upon costs. At the expiration of six The department small bore match of the American Legion was fired at the Kamehameha schools rang In Honolulu between Honolulu Post No. I and Schofield Barracks Post Ho.

6 Honolulu won the match by scant margin of 29 point: score being. Ho HOLIDAY SHOWS Special holiday shows will prevail at the theaters Thursday in honor of Washington's Birthday with a matinee and two night performances at the Princess, Kaimnkf, Pa waa, Kallhl and Walpahu and continuous shows from 10 a. m. until 10 p. m.

at the Hawaii and Palama. Ludders, dry goods department M. E. McKenney, motor car sales department: G. R.

Melsner, parts department; H. H. Piersig, Hotel Import A. A. Rlchey, Alexander Young hotel; A.

G. Ruegg. repair shop; G. C. Smith, Young laundry; G.

Sulenta, elevator' department; E. W. Sutton, auditing department; P. Tavares, used car department; M. Var.ek, life Insurance department; C.

J. Williams, Young Building W. J. Wlx, radio department H. E.

Wobldrldge, American Hawaiian Motors and Nelson dry goods department, nolulu No. 1. 1233; Schofield No. 6, 1204. fgk my TODAY! months the problem of adjusting and stabilizing prices ahall be considered again.

The cod declares "no trucking service shall be sold for lea than the rates prescribed a minimum rate In freight claaslBcatlona approved by the district executive committee for service rendered, same being determined In harmony with the purpose set forth in paragraph plus the cost of all materials and outside purchase required to produce ucn services, plu a fair profit thereon." The code leave existing contract to negotiation between the trucker and customer. The Central Intermediate school PTA will hold Its meeting on Tues day. February 20, at 7:30 m. Selec tions from the coming will be given and a short play will be cresented by the students. Member Waited Freas br Radio) NEW YORK, Feb.

19. The sentiment in Wall Street wa bullish today as far a Industrial reports were concerned but traders were holding aloof pending clarification of legislative matter. On the favorable side were reports that railroad are holding traffic gain and automobile companies are maintaining, heavy shipments. The bureau of agricultural economic estimated the farmers' gross income for 1933 totaled 24 percent higher than In 1932. The Texas oil situation was an unfavorable, factor due to the ruling of the court declaring the oil code unconstitutional.

Other unfavorable developments included -the decline In earnings of the Consolidated Oas Company, the absence of many big traders in the market and the uncertainty and conflicting view on the silver situation NEW OUTBREAK IN AUSTRIA IS FEARED PAWiA "Gold Digger of 1933," the Warner Bros, musical romance of backstage life, play the Pawaa tonight, two shows. Ruby Keeler, Warren William, Joan Blondell and Dick Powell head an all-star cast. and friends ure invited. Refresh ments will be served. The Lima Kokua Society of Mid Pacific Institute will hold It annual MISS HELEN HAULI IS BEING SOUGHT sale and program on Saturday after Fe Up On Pulling Men From Harbor noon and evening, February 34.

Thl girls society of the Manoa Valley school is an auxiliary of th. woman's Boar of Missions of 'Central Union church and exists for th pur FOOTLIGHT PARADE "Footllgnt Parade," Warner Bros, new musical, dance, backstage spectacle, will show at the Princess theater March 2, 10 p. for a special public preview and seats are now on sale at the box office. It's a gripping story of blondes and beauty, of the stage and Its sycophants, of producers and their parasites, of loves and laughs. pose of carrying on the same, lin of work.

In order to rata necessary funds," the girl on thl occasion will bake cookies and make candy to sell. In the evening they have planned an entertaining program consisting of a musical skit, "Sweethearts In Song. and a one-act play Miss Helen Ah Tim Haull 1 the object of search by Senator William H. Heen, to whose of have com twelve sealed envelopes from the disbursing agent of the U. S.

veteran administration at Washington. Mis Haull, beneficiary of brother who waa killed In the world war, stopped coming to Senator Heen' office about a year ago. The monthly checks have been accumulating since that time. Anyone possessing Information concerning the whereabout of Miss Haull 1 requested to communicate with Senator Heen. Mia Haull' home was somewhere In entitled "Elmer." PALAMA "Deluge," featuring Sld- Three free public lecture will given today under the auspices of the University of Hawaii extension A (constitution and bylaws for the Wholesalers, Jobbers and Factory Representatives' association was approved Monday morning at a meeting held -at the chamber of commerce.

Robert B. president of F. L. Waldron, was elected president, P. A.

Swift, of A.merlcan Factors, first vice president; Thomas Guard of Davles Se second vice president and Charles H. Chlswlck, secretary and treasurer. The association will be territory wide. A tentative code of fair competition for thl business was approved, minimum wages for Honolulu being set at tl3 for a 40 hour week. $13.50 for a 44 hour week and 914 for a 48 hour week.

Plans are being made to perfect the code and to submit It to the association for final approval before sending It to the deputy NRA administrator. In the Courts CASE TO JURY TODAY Argument to the fury will begin at 9 o'clock this morning In the $20,800 damage suit of Jesus S. Morale against Gam Moon Wong. Morales asks damages for the death of his wife In an automobile accident. The accident, Morales alleges, was due to th negligence of the defendant.

Philip Sliver of the Frank E. Thompson law office represents Morales, while Judge William H. Heen and Ernest K. Kai are counsel for the defense. FISHERIES CONDEMNATION It was Indicated counsel Monday that the trial of the condemnation suit of the United States regarding the Apokaa and Hoaeae fisheries In Pearl Harbor will be closed about noon today," The case has heen on trial before Judge William B.

Ly-mer In the federal court without jury the past two weeks. PASSPORTS Passport applications were called for Monday at the office of William F. Thompson, clerk of the federal court, by Hazel Ruth Samson, Madeleine D. Weinberg, Betty N. Oilman, James H.

Peterson and Samuel E. Rouse. DISCHARGED Judge Lymer In the federal court Monday discharged Loo Chil Yong of Wahlawa, this Island, from bankruptcy. DIVORCE ACTIONS Divorce actions filed recently In the circuit court Include: Juliet Emmellne Ma goon vs. Norman Gedge, nonsupport alleged; Lee L.

v. Virginia Ashton Gardner, desertion claimed; Marie vs. Edwin Mortality, cruel treatment charged; Jean vs. Peter K. Frlgley, nonsupport alleged.

A discontinuance was filed by the libellant in the divorce case of Louis W. v. Esther Herman, mental cruelty having been charged. In the divorce caae of Edna K. vs.

Wo Kong In. trial pending. Judge Edward M. Watson In the court cf domestic relations ordered In to pay, to Mrs. In $40 a month for temporary alimony, $25 as a partial fee to Mm HEALTH BOARD MEETING The monthly meeting of the territorial board of health will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon In th office of Dr.

Frederick E. Trotter, president of the board. division. Dr. Marjorle Babcock will speak on the difference of children at 8:30 a.m.

In Room 103 Dean hall at the university. This 1 the third BRIDGE TONIGHT AT ARMY-NAVY 3 HOLIDAY SHOWS THURSDAY of a Series of six lectures on parent child relationships. Miss Katherin Bazore, assistant professor of house hold art in the university; will dis Legal Notice cuss the family budget at 0 :30 am, in Room 108 art ley hall. The poetry of Carl Sandburg will be the FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE subject of a talk by Prof N. B.

Beck at 7:30 p.m. In the Library of Ha Starting TODAY NOON Continuous Fed np with palling Inebriate out of the harbor every night, Jack Taylor, Matson watchman, -recommended to the Honolulu police department late Sunday i night that a fence be put up around the edges of Pier 17 and 19. After having a difficult time getting Samuel McDowell, 1920 boulevard, out of the hurl) or, early Sunday morning, lie was obliged to go to the res- cue of Sam Kim, 1108 Liliha street, wlio fell Into the harbor off Pier 19 at 11:45 p. m. Sunday.

Taj lor succeeded In getting Kim out of the harbor Sunday night single-handed. Kim was taken from pter 19 to sober up after his rescue. First Hearing by Liquor Commission The first public heating on an application for a liquor license will, be held at the city hall at 4 p.m. Wednesday when the liquor commission will consider the application of the Honolulu Sake Brewery and Ice Company." The concern has asked for a license to construct and operate a sake brew-cry at Its premises at the foot of Pacific Heights. More than 950,000 Is to be expended in Installation of modern sake brewing equipment.

HAWAIIAN BAND Under th direction of Conductor Frank J. Vlerra, the Hawaiian band will play at 8 o'clock tonight at Ha-lekulanl hotel. Waiklkl. Th ladies, member of Honolulu auxiliary Nr. 1540, Vetera as of Foreign Wars, are conducting ft bridge contest thl evening open to th public and to be held at the Army and Navy Y.

M. C. A. Play will commence sharply at 7:30 p. m.

and ticket for the play will cost but 25 cents per player. Suitable prizes will be awarded. Any funds derived frrm this party will be used to further the work of the unit among the veterans. waii. 3 DAYS ONLY I (CaJted Press by Radio) VIENNA, Feb.

19 Pear that a disturbance has broken out In West Austria was expressed today when telephone service with a- number of town in that area. Including Salzburg, wa severed. Klloman WaUlsch, Socialist leader, who was captured while attempting to flee the country, was court mar-tlaled here today and afterwards hanged. 230,603 OUNCES OF SILVER RECEIVED (United Press by Radio) WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 The United States mints received 230.603 ou-aces of allver during the week of February 1, making a total of 823,283 ounces.

Secretary of Treasury Morgen-thau announced today. Morgenthau declined to comment on reports that developments In connection with silver are Imminent. He said the Inquiry Into holdings of speculative silver has not been completed. The White House was silent on the situation. SENATE PASSES BILL ON HAWAII REPEAL (Cnitd rrtoa by Radio) WASHINGTON, Feb.

19. Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment was formally extended to the Territory of Hawaii through the provisions of a bill passed by the Senate today. At the same time bills were passed also extending repeal to Alaska, Puerto Rico and the "Virgin Islands. Estate GEORGE MACY, also known as GEORGE A A and GEORGE KAOMEA MACY, Deceased. P.

9052. Dr. Joseph Warren Mason, noted philosopher, will give a public lecture on his personal observation of the Japanese character after several years of study In Japan at the Y. M. B.

A. auditorium. 1710 Upper Fort street, at 7:30 o'clock tonight, A special invitation 1 extended to American citizens of Japanese an 4c cestry and of other racial descent. All creditors of the above named decedent are hereby notified to present their claim with proper voucher or duly authenticated copies thereof, even If the claim la secured by mortgage on real estate, to the undersigned at his place of business. Judiciary Building, Honolulu.

T. within four month from the date hereof, which 1 the first day of publication, or they shall be forever barred. Dated. Honolulu, T. H4 February 19, 1934.

ARTHUR X. RESTARICK. Administrator. (Feb. 20.

27. Mar. 13, 1934) A meeting of the Pauoa will be held in the cafeteria of the school Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m. A AIRCRAFT FIRMS' TAX TO BE CHECKED (Tutted Press bx Radio) WASHINGTON, Feb.

19 President Roosevelt today Instructed the treasury to submit to the house naval subcommittee Income tax returns on all airplane manufacturers who received navy contracts since 1921. The subcommittee, which Is investigating navy aviation contract awcrds. hope to determine the extent of the manufacturers porflt. program which will follow the bus! ness meeting will consist of songs by the primary grades of tSie school and vocal selections by Miss Estella Young and Abraham Akaka, accompanied by Miss Louise Fohlna at the piano. HAWAII RAILWAY COMPANY.

LIMITED Detective Fred Luning and Officer G. H. Lloyd of the Honolulu police department left on the Mariposa for San Francisco and Los Angeles Mon ELECTION OF OFFICERS day afternoon for a two week' vacation and two week's leave of absence with pay. While on the Mainland the two officers will make a study of the police departments of Loa Angeles, San Francisco and Berkeley. In' lawyer, and $9 as costs of court.

mmmm uti itiEMY JUDGMENT A deficiency Judgment of $38,273.75 against the respondent wa crantiwi la the circuit court Monday by Judge Charles S. Davis In the case of Ches At the Annual Meeting of the shareholders of the HAWAII RAILWAY COMPANY, LIMITED, held in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Monday. February 19, 1934, the following Directors and Auditor were elected. serve for the ensuing year: F. C.

Atherton T. H. Petrie Henry A. White B. Howell Bond T.

Guard Rudolf Muller Auditor And at a subsequent meeting of said Director held on the aarae date, the following Officer were appointed to ter R. Clarke, trustee, vs. Walalae Land a bm to forecio. and mortgage. uu Honoring 75 Honolulans who have been Scottish Rite Masons for 25 year or more, the third Scottish.

Rite banquet has been set for Tuesday, February 27, at :30 p. at the Oahu Country club. Governor-designate J. B. Polndexter, a member from Helena, Montana, will be th principal speaker.

The oldest member present will also talk AH "Old-timers" and visiting Mason are urged to attend. An action for an alleged debt of $18923 waa filed bv Henrv Heih.h i SECOND FLOOR against Akiona Lee, doing business under the firm name of Akiona Leo Store. Default Judgment azalnst the de serve for the same period: fendant was granted by Judge WITH Aioerc m. cristy ia the case of the Liberty Bank of Honolulu vs. Wan Kal Chang and others, and the fill Goods Priced BELOW COSTS Some So Low that F.

C. T. H. Petrie. Vice-President John F.

Henry A. Treasurer JOHN T. STONE, Secretary, Hawaii Railway Ltd Honolulu. Hawaii, February 19. 1934.

(Feb. 20, 21, 23) petitioner against Kwal Lan Chang A parade of hearts hate intrigue fighting- adventure. The torrid romance of a Foreign Legion renegade; reckless with himself reckless in love a man lost courage and a girl of steady faith! VICTOR JORY LORETTA YOUNG Vivienne Osborne David Manners ana otners. Dills lor foreclosure of mortgage. ADMINISTRATION The estate of Fusakichi Sakuma, deceased, has been atmraised at a FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate MARY E.

McTAGGART. Deceased. P. No. 9099.

Final Account of Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd, and Petition for allowance Dr. William H. Fry. superintendent of the Hawaii Methodist mission, was presented Sunday with a koa bowl In honor of his long service with the mission. A resolution of appreciation was passed by those attending the annual conference.

Seventeen thousand automobiles on Oahu remain to be registered before March 1, It was announced Monday by D. L. Conkling, city and county treasurer. A total of 12.633 car have been registered since January 1, weight tax collections amounting to After February 28 weight taxes will become delinquent and non-licensed cars will be subject to seizue by the police department. KALIHI-l K.A MEETING The monthly meeting of the Sall-hl-uka Improvement club will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the community ball near the Church of Our Lady of the Mount.

President Daniel K. Kama will preside. All members have been requested to attend, as important business will be considered. of same, determination and distribu tion of the estate having been filed, all person interested are notifies that Monday. March 12.

1934, at 2 o'clock WILL BUY MERCHANDISE WORTH valuation of $82,989.89, according to the appraisement filed Monday in the circuit court by J. W. Smithies. Shirley Bush and M. T.

PrtndivUle, appraisers. Judge Cristy appointed Lawrence R. Holt and Holla. K. Thomas as appraisers of the estate of the late George L.

Desha. Sr. ADOPTION Petition was filed la the circuit court Monday by Clara Wong for adoption, as an own child, of Polly -anna Gardner, born in Honolulu. June 24. 1930.

the little girl's name to be changed to Anna Wong. DIVORCE HEARING At 3 o'clock this afternoon Judge Edward M. Watson will hear the weekly divorce calendar In the court of domestic relations. P. before the Presiding Judge, in Probate, In his courtroom.

Judiciary Building. Honolulu, T. is appoint ed the time and place for the hearing of said Petition. i3 IMJ VM 113 )Aa Za jLcvy FIXTURES FOR SALE Dated. Honolulu, T.

February 5, 1934. BY THE COURT: JOHN LEE KWAI. Clerk. (Feb. 13, 20, 37, 1934).