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TERRITORY OF HAWAII. U.S. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1935. Weather: Kew TorkJJfctorta PRICE FIVE CENTS. To Reach All Department TELEPHONE 2311 Dozen New Navy Mr Arma4a9 6 Men 9 Farley Aide On Way For Pacific Airmail Uyeda Case Clues Fail aces Storm Leavim Midway; Body Found, Proves to Be Tirvey TWA May Bid Fleet All Bute By Sunday NigM Plantation Worker, Asthma Victim SUSPECTS QUIZZED Saw Orient With Rotarians Warships To Start Overnight Stop At Blood-Stained Clothing Berthing at 8:15 A.

M. Saturday French Frigate Scheduled Traced to Street Quarrel 40 PLANES ALOFT When Warships Will Arrive The detailed arrival schedule of ships off Pearl Harbor follows: SATURDAY 8:15 ajnFlagship USS Pennsylvaili 12 noon Destroyer Flotilla No. 2. 2 p.m. Light cruisers.

3 p.m. Heavy cruisers. 6 pan. Aircraft carriers Lexington, Ranger and Saratoga. SUNDAY 9:30 a.m.

Aircraft carrier Langley. 2 pan. Battleships. No schedule for arrival of base force vessels, minesweepers, and submarines has been announced. By ALEXANDER MacDONALD WILL STAY WEEK 20,000 Come Ashore A score of clues run to ground, miles of Territory combed and a Arrival at Air Base To dozen new rumors found to be false, brought no solution yester day Believed Dependent on Weather Postof fice Official Leaves Secretly For Hawaii 3 DNESlN FIEtb i pan -American, Mat-son Interests Get New Competition By FREDERICK C.

OTHMAN (Copyright 1935 by the Unites Press) WASHINGTON, May 23-Hai-l-Jee Branch, second assistant post master general in charge of airm e.il, was flying west tonight enrobe to Honolulu on an unannounced inspection tour which will decide the destiny of the government's transpacific airmail contract, vital Monday, New Record for Honolulu The mightiest armada ever to day and last night to the riddle of Harry Uyeda's mysterious dis appearance, Only once during the day did invade Hawaiian waters will be By STL MacDOWELL CCnlted Preti Staff Correspondent) ABOARD USS PENNSYLVA 'it police think they had at last found berthed at Pearl Harbor by 6 cm. an answer to the riddle when, Sunday, May 26. Hunt for Air AS The berthing process win con NIA, EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU, May--23w Leaving six men behind in the unmarked graveyard of the about noon, a call came in from Pearl City that an Oriental man's stitute one of the major croblems Families Here Mourn Fliers body had been found in the Puu- of the United States fleet maneu sea, the ill-fated unit of 40 navy VictimsVaiii oa stable camp. planes raced toward Honolulu to vers of recent weeks in Pacific -V'- The news sent a detachment of night from Midway Island with On Monday, May 27, at 9 ajn police, including Chief W. A.

Ga storms threatening their path. brielson, Capt. Robert Griffin and shore leave for approximately First plan as cf the unit lifted 5 Wives, 8 Children Be Widespread Search Near tn establishment of commercial 000 men will be granted, the larg Detectives Richard Toyoshiba and John Jardine, speeding to the from a desolate lagoon of Midway est number of naval personnel ever to come ashore on a sinple scene. at 9:20 ajn. and neared French Frigate Shoals late this afternoon reaved By Crash Five of the naval fliers lost in Midway Abandoned (United Fr(s by Radio) day in Honolulu.

ASTHMA VICTIM where the aerial armada spent the Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. WASHINGTON, May 23 Search In a little cottage at the camp the crash off Midway island Tuesday were mourned today by fami Governor Foindexter will be host night during the mass flight from Pearl Harbor just a fortnight ago. for the six fliers who lost then- they "found 45-year-pld Salvador to Admiral Joseph Reeves. lies who have been with them lives in a seaplane crash off Mid Pirata, Filipino plantation work- Naval officials estimated that plane service from California "to China. Branch slipped out of Waish-ington secretly last night.

He will fly to San Francisco by leisur ely stages and board the Matson liner Mariposa on May 28, arriving in Honolulu June 3. He will Inspect flying facilities and equipment preparatory to advertising for bids for the transpacific service which will be made by the postoffice department jjd- commander-in-chief, and Admiral William H. Standley, chief of unless storm overtakes them, the here while they served their tours of duty in Hawaii. way Tuesday has been abandoned without a single trace of their er, lying dead inside. He had been stricken by a fatal attack of planes should arrive at their naval operations, together with asthma.

The sixth victim, Quinton A. Col. H. L. Roosevelt, assistant bodies, dispatches from Admiral Joseph M.

Reeves, commander in The city throughout the day secretary of the navy, at a dinner Sharpe, with a father in Oklahoma, had no family ties in the is chief of the fleet, to the Navy De Pearl Harbcr base late Friday. Fading on a northeast wind, a foreboding storm bore down upon their route. However, it was believed it might dissipate before at the Royal Hawaiian hotel. was charged with, rumors that Uyeda's body had been found, partment indicated tonight. lands.

ARRIVAL OUTLINED one reporting that the body, dis Reeves said plane 1 squadrons Through the crash eight very ter he returns to; the mainland. Official announcement comine sected in three parts, had been searched a desolate ocean area of catching the planes. young Honolulu children have from the flag officer of the USS found in Pearl City. 750 square miles. Surface craft been left fatherless, and five navy With visibility good, their take He expects to be back by June 15.

TWA TO BID i Three companies, instead of wo Three more suspects were ques' wives made widows. The be HOMEWARD BOUND Miss C. J. Sutton, left, daughter of Tom Sutton, former president of Rotary International, is a through passenger with her friend, Miss M. A.

Swetland, on the Asama Mara, traveling with Sutton and other Rotarians return-ins from a tour of the Orient. (Mid-Pacific News Bureau Photo) working in systematic formation plowed through a 350-square mile Pennsylvania to Pearl Harbor yesterday outlined the dates and hour of arrivals of various units off this morning was in a northeasterly wind. ioned, then released. They were reaved are: reported as Having been seen as originally reported, were Ibe- area. Both hunts were in vain.

Mrs. Jane Brandenburger, 4709 of the fleet as follows: Monday with blood-staind cloth SMOII23 BEACON LAID The flagship of Kahala avenue, wife of Lieut. Officials of the Navy Department Ueved to be the leading biddejrs. Thev are Pan-American Airways, Saturday at 8:15 ajn. the flag Harry A.

Brandenburger, Anna Admiral Josfcph M. Reeves, inter ship Pennsylvania will be off ing. The three men proved to the satisfaction of investigators that they had taken part in a brawl asserted, despite the iact that eight lives have been sacrificed so far during maneuvers, that the Socialites In polis graduate and executive offi cepted a radiogram from, the Pearl Harbor. She will lead the cer of flight squadron VP-6; way through the channel. planes thanking fee destroyer Sunday night.

childless. sea is still the safest place for which is now establishing radio and landing bases in remote Island dots across the Pacific; Inter-Island Airways of Honolulu, and Transcontinental and Western lxr, known as the "Lindbergh At 12 noon the Destroyer flotil SEARCH FRUITLESS Mrs. C. J. Skelly, 5002 Mauna sailors," They regretted the Mid Movies Here la No.

2, with Rear Admiral Clark USS Montgomery for making a smoke beacon ff Laysan's Island, 350 miles from Midway. A more thorough search of the ani Circle, wife of Lieut Skelly, H. Woodward in command, will way casualties but pointy put that while men were ashore' at vicinity of Miss Mary Teves' and their children, Bobby, three; be off Pearl Harbor. The move Despite the loss of a total el liome off Kamehameha IV road, Charles, Jr, five and a half, and work or on liberty, the casualty line." TWA's planes have not bean an ment through the channel will eight lives so far in casualties at near the "second bridge." was Honolulu GrouD 'Shot average was higher, around three start immediately thereafter. sea, Admiral Reeves today ex Jean, four and a half.

Mrs. Skelly will return to the mainland to made but revealed nothing. Miss weekly. At 2 pjn. a number of light pressed himself as highly satisfied For New Fox Picture Teves had reported Wednesday visit her husband's parents.

Lieut. cruisers will arrive. une departments rsrse an Skelly's father, Capt. F. Skelly, with the performance cf all Knits of the navy in working out "fleet problem 16.

nouncement of the tragedy read ai a p.m. tne neavy cruisers The gardens of the homes of is secretary of the San Francisco will be off Pearl Harbor. as follows: nounced, but it was understood it has planes capable of ocean ing and TWA officials are intensively studying the project. Although Pan-American pears to have a head start in development of transpacific service, Branch will make a thorough stir- Mr. and Mrs.

Lester McCoy and that a car stopped in her driveway shortly after midnight Sunday and that two men had left it to go for 15 minutes Into the hills police commission. At 6 p.m. the aircraft carriers Other units of the coir.tined "Patrol plane PM-1 of a squad Mr. and Mrs. George Ii Brown at Mrs.

Helen a 26, Lexington, Saratoga and Ranger nearby. Kaalawai were transformed into movie location spots Wednesday ron engaged in bombing flight in fleet problem 16 failed to rendez Schwank's Court, Pearl City, wife will be outside. Black and White fleets are now returning to Hawaii over a 400-mile area. It is expected that the Thus have police, working long Sunday's schedule follows: of Phillip Jerome Froteau, a via vous its squadron upon comple vey while in Hawaii of the facjfti- At 9:30 a.m. the aircraft carrier Pennsylvania, which is proceed into the night, tracked down every possible that might solve the tion machinist's mate.

Mrs. Pro teau, with her year-old son, Tom from 9 a.m. to 3 when Honolulu Junior Leaguers and other Honolulans donned make-up and dress clothes for a "treasure hunt ties of Inter-Island Airways and ion of the exercise. "Search commenced about mid Langley will arrive. ing independently at the head cf riddle of Uyeda's whereabouts.

At 2 p.m. the battleships will be the units, will arrive first in Honolulu. my Joe, will join her parents in Fort Wayne, Ind where another night Tuesday, and Wednesday confer with Matson line officials. The Matson line is admittedly interested in the ocean air service, Late last night they uncovered on a Hawaiian moonlight night' off Pearl Harbor. BERTHING A PROBLEM wreckage was fdund at latitude child will be born.

to be used as background scenes 27.30, longitude 177.38, which in It is understood Matson will co a fresh clue one which for the first time pointed a direct finger of suspicion but its nature they MAJOR PHASE OVEH With the major phase of tha Mrs. Palmer Litts, Quarters No. SenateVotes Bomis Down PresidentWins Smashing Victory on Veto -By HARRY FERGUSON (United Fres bj Badlo) WASHINGTON, May 23 President Roosevelt won a smashing victory over inflationists and bonus advocates today when the senate voted to sustain his veto of the Patman soldier bonus bilL The measure would-have expanded the currency to pay the soldier bonus. The senate voted 40 in favor of sustaining the veto and 54 in favor of overriding it, which was short of the necessary two-thirds majority to override. The bonus bloc immediately began studying an attempt to attach a compromise bonus bill as a rider to the naval appropriations" bilL This would require suspension of the rules involving a two-thirds vote.

Thus, the vote on suspension would be a test of strength whether the compromise bill could be passed over another veto. An analysis of the voting showed 41 Democrats, 11 Republicans, 1 Farm-Laborite and 1 Progressive voted to override the veto. Twenty-eight Democrats and 12 Republicans sustained the president's veto. for Fox Movie company's newest cheated it was possible the crash Altogether, about 165 vessels will come to Pearl Harbor. The 31, fleet air base, with four chiL venture, "Beauty's Daughter." operate with Inter-Island in preparing a bid, at least for Califor was a complete wreck." could not divulge.

dren, wife of Palmer C. Litts, "Beauty's Daughter," written by aircraft carriers Lexington, Sara Several waitresses from cafes chief machinist's mate, with 16 Kathleen Norris and adapted to nia-Hawaii service. I PLANS INSPECTION the screen by Fox scenario writ in the vicinity of Wo Fat's chop suey house, where Uyeda had war games finished, the ships and planes swept toward Hawaii, minus the "six fliers who crashed to their deaths in the sea off Midway Tuesday night while speeding to the rescue of another plane forced down on the water. Army Officer years of service in the navy to his record. She has been only ers, Miss Sonya Levien and Lil toga, Ranger and Langley will be anchored off port.

All other ships, it is believed, will move into Pearl Harbor. Some will be at the docks, others, will be tied gone to answer a call at 7:30 pm lian Wurtzel, has part of its set four weeks in Hawaii. iunaay, were questioned again, ting in the Islands. Claire Trevor, Mrs. Ann Derry, Schwank's Is Found Guilty featured player, with Fox, will Court, Pearl City, widow of F.

M. together in the stream. detectives trying to learn from them identity of whoever called A 24-hour seareh by plane? play an important role. The lead Derry, chief radioman; childless. To accomplish this movement Branch will also confer with operating officials of Pan-American and inspect much of the terminal 'equipment now installed along the projected route from San Francisco to Canton.

He is not expected to go farther west than Honolulu, but will visit -Che Pan-American base at Alamcsda for a taxi about that time Sunday, ing lady has not been chosen yet, Col. Alexander Williams The flight crash has blasted great will constitute one of the big feats announced James Ryan, Fox TELLS OF "LAST CALL" of the maneuvers. From the time plans for Mrs. Derry. Two years squadrons and surface craft failed to reveal anything of the PM-1 patrol plane -or its occupants, except bits of wreckage and splotches of "oil on the ocean.

casting director who has been the destroyers arrive off port Yesterday Archie Hoapili, driv Ordered Dismissed (United Preiniy Radio) more and she and her husband were to go to the mainland for a visiting here for several weeks, Saturday at noon until the bat er at the Eagle tax stand, who Alan Dwan, director, supervised tleships start into the channel visit, then return to Honolulu and the radio base at Honolulu. last saw Uyeda, told The Adver WASHINGTON, May 23 Army the "shooting" of the tropical Where they were to make their The United Press learned tlaat tiser of the phone call that sent officials announced tonight Sunday at 2 p.m. will comprise 26 hours. If the battleships can be scenes. home.

He planned to tinker with Uyeda out, perhaps to his death, secret courtmartial had convicted The players received slightly berthed in 10 hours, the mansn his radio apparatus while they fin "I reported for work for the Col. Alexander Williams, of the Branch's office and the office of Eugene Vidal, director of air commerce of the Department of Coim-raerce, are jointly preparing specifications which the bidders must ished their lives in a lazy idyL more than extras' salaries, it is said. "During working hours, they quartermaster corps, of irregulari ver will have been completed within 36 hours. However, there are some submarines, base force first time that night," Hoapili said, "and had not learned the ropes. At 7:30 the phone rang and ties in service, and sentenced to were all treated as working peo dismissal.

ple, but at 2 o'clock the Fox ex Arts Academy vessels and minesweepers that meet. I answered. It was a call to Wo Williams allegedly solicited and Fat's." The principal noint still to be may come in 4n the meantime. Pearl Harbor will become obtained a loan from a tire com ecutives entertained at a cocktail party and luncheon for all those who took part in the interesting Senator Bennett Champ Clark, 'Just what did the voice Names Schenck decided is whether to use amphi- pany which was seeking army veritable forest of fighting-tops, Hoapili was asked. Victims of the accident were: Lieut.

Harry Brandenburger. Lieat. Charles J. Skelly. P.

C. Litts, machinist's mate. P. J. Proteau, machinist's mate.

A. Sharpe, machinist's mate. Frank Robert Derry, chief radioman. Sharpe was the only unmarried man among the victims. Widows and families of the other men are hi Honolulu.

ON RESCUE MISSION Brandenburger's plane was 40 miles off Midway Tuesday night when it went to the rescue of another seaplane which had made (Continued on Page 9, CoL 4) contracts and also falsely testi (Continued on Page 9, Col. 6) venture. (Continued on Page 8, Col. 2) i masts, towers and wireless equip "The man asked if there were fied before the house military af Among those who will see them ment, to say nothing of the vast any cabs in. I said there was, and fairs subcommittee.

Acting Director Succeeds selves on the screen when "Beau- mass of gray hulls. Never before he said: 'Send one over to Wo Williams had a brilliant service in history has such a sight ever ty's Daughter" comes to local theaters are: Mrs. S. W. Tomp Fat's'." record.

He was awarded the Sil Mrs. Livingston Jenks Officials of the Honolulu Acad "What kind of a man would you been presented in these waters. HIGH OFFICERS ver Star for gallantry during the kins, Mrs. Charles Gregory, Mrs. Norman Newmark, Mrs.

M. say it was who called?" Spanish-American war and was High ranking officers coming Tm sure it was a haole. He emy oi Arts announce tne ap later made battalion adjutant in Andrade, Mrs. Marion Jaeger Young," Mrs. Montgomery Winn, seemed to speak fluently.

He did the Philippines. He won the Dis pointment of Edgar C. Schenck as acting director. Schenck will succeed Mrs. Livingston Jenks not seem in any special hurry.1 with the ships are, besides Ad miral Reeves, the following: Vice i (Continued on Page 9, Col.

1) Mrs. Richard M. Frazier, Mrs. tinguished Service Medal during the World war. (Continued on Page 8, Col.

8) whose resignation will become ef fective June 1. Russell Frazier Mrs. Lorrin P. Thurston, Mrs. Harry Bent, Jon Wiig, Norman Newmark, Montgomery Clarke, Eric George, Schenck is the son of the Rev.

Mammoth Memorial Parade and Mrs. Norman C. Schenck. Thomas Mitchell, 1 19 Crane Bills Enacted; Leads House's 'Box Score9 Since his arrival here last No- Frazier Jr Austin Davis and Announced For Honolulu vember, he has divided his time between the Academy and the The Itri of farate 'Where Ewery one Meets" A BEAUT1FU1L NEW ADDITION ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEIi ROOF 1 GARDEN Equipped with smart appointments to meet the requirements of the most fastidious taste, i others. FDR Drafting Plan University of Hawaii where he has been giving a general course resolution to his credit.

Infantry will represent the National Guard, commanded by CoL W. A- Anderson, and the officers Reps. Raymond C-Brown, 4th On Transportation in the history of art. After his graduation from Princeton University in 1931, Schenck spent his district, and -Benjamin Tashiro, time in practical research and fur Tnited Press by Kadio) Kauai, also secured enactment of 10 bills to land in a tie insofar as acts are concerned, with Gomes ther study in art and archaeology, reserve corps will also have a detachment in the parade led by Maj. G.

K. Larrison. An unannounced provisional battalion will march WASHINGTON, May 23 Presi The resignation of Mrs. Joseph dent Roosevelt was busy today and Sniffen. preparing his transportation mes R.

Farrington, also effective June 1, will make another change in Crane introduced 43 bills in the sage which he hopes to transmi the academy personnel. Mrs. Far Military pomp and ceremony wiH mark the Memorial Day parade this year when army, navy, police and veteran units assemble on the morning of Thursday. May 30, to pay homage to soldiers of the United States who have died in the service of their country. Flying colors, hands, buglers and uniformed marchers will all play their part as units pass in review to make the half-hour parade one fitting for the remembrance of those who died in the Civil war, the Spanish-American war and the World war.

The Army will be represented in the parade by the 5th Battalion, session, 24 of which were approv to Congress early next week. Rep. Ezra J. Crane, 4th district Republican, led the house members in pressing proposed legislation into I the final enactment stage during the recent session of the legislature with 18 bills and one joint resolution approved by the governor and enacted into new laws of the territory. Second in the house "batting averages" to the fourth district member were four members tied at 10 enactments each.

Rep. Clem Gomes, Kauai, actually gains second place in the final averages, however, since three Gomes joint resolutions were approved by the rington's work has included the It was expected the President ed by the. house and transmitted to the senate. In the senate 19 publication of the academy bul would recommend closer coordi nation of all forms of transports letins, and publicity. She has also acted as executive secretary of the Honolulu Art society, auxiliary A A IE tion.

DR. CHAPMAN BACK for the navy. Veteran units in the parade include the Spanish-American war veterans with the St. Louis college band under the command of F. W.

Wolfe; Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion posts of the city. Marchers from the Honolulu police force will lead the parade, while Oahu prison guards with their band draw up the rear. Marching in' column of platoons or column of squads and led by (Continued on Page 9, CoL 5). i bills were given final approval and passed on third reading and 18 of these were eventually approved by the governor. One Crane measure met death in the ourjigHorel to the Academy.

AUTO MAN HERE Dr. Royal N. Chapman, director of the experiment station of the pocket veto period. Crane intro Earle Anthony, president of Pineapple Producers Cooperative Earle Anthony, Los An governor, giving him the edge over duced four joint resolutions, two of which nassed the house. One association, returned on the Lur Phoip 2361 HAWAIIAN SUGAIt: Raw 3.35; Refined 5.05 16th Coast Artillery, with their band and will be commanded by Mai.

A. V. Einearson. The 233th geles automobile distributors, ar line yesterday from a vacation Rep. Samuel A.

Sniff en, Maui, rived yesterday on the Lurline Continued on Page 8, CoL 6 trip to the mainland. who had 10 bills and one joint.