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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1938. 5IX Final Rites East Lunghai Sector Reeks 150.000 Attend Catholic Meet square. Three hundred priestj administered Holy Communion 150.000 children. A procession of 2.000 churchmen went to St.

Stephen's hear an address by ihe PapM delegate, Cardinal Paccili. With Post-Battle Horror Notice of Public Hearing R. B. Anderson New Chairman NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Liquor Commission of the dty and County of Honolulu, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter fC Tll 11 fl 1 tl Oil 82. Revised Laws of Hawaii.

1935. as amended, will hold a public VJA A rlUIlUailUIl healing at Honolulu Hale (City Hall), on FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1938. F.clitor- Not-: BM.l-n. rovl ng Pres. rnrrMPon-nf, rir-rilr Rrtultl hnttlefiel.l In h.

Jpanr.p nitnrk 0.1 nolclrn nrnlf fnllonine liimfrh on M) cabled from Jhanhal sftT bflng trnn'mittrd from the CAES. Trnnradlo Prfl5 BUDAPEST, May 2G. Oeep re- llcious fervor pervaded Budapest todav as 150,000 pilgrims attended the thirty-fourth World Eu-charistic Congress and took part in Ascension Day observance. The 94 Catholic churches of the Hungarian capital were crowded to caoacitv. Pontifical high mass vasc'elebrated by the Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal Verdier.

before the great altar in Heroes Appointment of Robbins B. Anderson, of the law firm of Anderson. Marx, Wrenn Sc Jenks. as chairman of the Hawaiian Foundation, succeeding John R. Gait, To relieve intense itching of Atlilete' Foot" and kill the fungi it comes in contact with, use Dr.

Scholl's SOLVE X. Sold at all drug, hoe and dept. stores. By JACK BELDEX (TnHed Press Staff Correspondent) CHINESE HEADQUARTERS IN EAST LUNGHAI SECTOR, VIA AIFKNG, May 26. Horror raw anl unbelievable stalks through the Hnnan countrvide bordering the Lungliai line to- night.

Tt i.l.ln lliriiirrb tb rlato tleeo anil enriricri from rlllStV TOails announced yes- 4:00 o'clock. P.M., for the purpose of considering the hereunder listed application for liquor licenses and anv protests and objections tc the granting thereof which may be made by any registered voter of the election precinct wherein the premises of each respective applicant is located or by any person owning in fee simple or holding under a recorded lease any real estate situate within a distance of 500 feet from the nearest point of the premises (place of business) for which license is asked to the nearest point of such real estate. Protests and objections shall be filed in writing with the Secretary of said Commission at or before the time of hearing. LIST OF APPLICATION'S 7 'iMhl tip- s3 rT ASK; I leiaay luuuwmg a meeting of the members of the foundation committee. The foundation was established for the purpose of pooling gifts and bequests into a single trust which would be administered by Application No.

332. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 1258 PUNCHBOWL STREET. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

Application No. 313. Applicant: SATOYOSHI Firm Name: S. SHIMIZU TAVERN. Place of Business: HONOl'LI-L'LI.

OAHl, T. H. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER. Anderson Application No. 311.

Applicant: DAIKICHl ORITA. Firm Name: BROADWAY INN. Place of 1248-1250 FORT STREET. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER GENERAL. Application No.

333. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 2018 KALA-KAUA AVENUE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services will be held at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace, Fort street, for Francis Bernard (Barney) Joy (above). 56, 3858 Leahi former star baseball pitcher and football player, who died Wednesday at St. Francis hospital.

Friends may call after 6 p. m. today at the Nuuanu Funeral Parlors, where the body will be on view. The procession will leave the mortuary at 4 p. m.

tomorrow for the cathedra, where the services will be conducted by the Rev. Father Tlleodose Herek-enrath. Burial will take place in Nuuanu cemetery. Application No. Applicant: SHOKICHI TSUHA.

Firm Name: PAWAA CAFE. Place of Business: 1460 S. KING STREET. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER. Application No.

334. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place cf Business: 2456 KALA-KAUA AVENUE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

'Inside Out' Babv Becomes Normal Application No. 316. Applicant: KEMOO FARM, LIMITED. Firm Name: KEMOO FARM, LIMITED. Place of Business: OLD KAME-HAMEHA HIGHWAY, OPPOSITE FUNSTON GATE, SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, T.

H. License applied for (a) RETAIL GENERAL. Application No. 335. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAW AII LTD.

Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 1869 N. KING STREET. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. a committee of community representatives for charitable purposes in Honolulu.

Several bequests have since been made to the foundation, which offers the advantage of economy because of a single experienced administration of the many bequests. The Hawaiian Trust Company, is trustee of the foundation. Named by Governor 1 Besides Chairman Anderson, present committee members aie William Thompson, appointed Governor Poindcxter; Mrs. C. Cooke.

appointed by Mayor Wright: Mrs. Bernice Dwight Spitz, appointed by Chief Justice James L. Coke of the Su-oreme Court of Hawaii; John Watcrhouse. appointed by the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, and Frank C. Atherton, John R.

Gait and F. V. Jamieson, appointed bv the board of directors of the Hawaiian Trust. Of the S100.000 left for charitable purposes by Adolph Spreck-fls, sugar capitalist who died in California in 1929, 510,000 was pssigned to the Hawaiian Foundation. The bulk of this bequest has been used for scholarships given annually for the special training cf island public health nurses and social workers.

Studied on Mainland Since 1931 recipients of these scholarships have included: Mrs. Thelma Akana, public health nurse who studied at Columbia university; Miss Theodora Floyd, board of health nurse, who studied at Columbia: Miss Amy MacOwan director of Palama public health nurses, who studied at public health nursing centers on th-j Mainland; Miss Masae Ibara, social service worker at the Japanese hospital, who studied at St. Luke's hospital. Tokyo; Miss Hilda Dein-ert, child welfare worker with the public welfare board, who studied at the New York School of Social Work; Herbert Kum, public welfare worker who went to the New York School of Social Work; Miss Lucille Otto, Palama nursing supervisor, who studied at Columbia; Miss Agnes T. Clancy, public health studied at Columbia, and Miss Thelma S.

Bugbee. of the Social Service Bureau, who studied at the Pennsylvania School for Social Work. The foundation committee will announce within the next month the appointment of two recipients for the 1938-39 scholarships. Application No. 317.

Applicant: KEMOO FARM, LIMITED. Firm Name: KEMOO FARM, LIMITED. Place of Business: OLD KAME-HAMEHA HIGHWAY. OPPOSITE FUNSTON GATE, SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, T. H.

License applied for: (a) DISPENSER GENERAL. W- -i 'fe'i. vll IPIHKllfflB I I Application No. 336. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD.

Firm Name: FIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 2811 WAI-ALAE AVENUE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. (Cnited TreM by Radio) EL PASO, May 26 Mary Rose Villalobos, infant daushter of a smelter worker, tonight survived a delicate operation to restore her "inside out organs" to their proper place. Mrs.

Elias Villalobos gave birth to the girl yesterday, aided bv a midwife and her husband. The father noticed a strange sac appended to the navel and called a doctor. The doctor called a specialist who discovered the baby had been born "inside out" and that the sac contained the entire liver, eall bladder and several loops of intestines. The operation restored them to the abdominal cavity. Obituaries WEXDELL V.

KAXOHO Wendfll T.aunmakana, little son of Mr. anil Mrs. Samuel A. Kaimho. 1101 Kainphaniehd IV road, Kalihi-wantia, flifnl p.m.

ypstenlay at thf Kan-lkpolani Children's hospital. Hp was born in Honolulu on January 2C and was four months old. With the Nuuanu Funeral Parlors in rharge of arrangements, flip funeral will take pln'p this afternoon at thp home of relatives In Tear! City, hurial to take place in the cemetery there. Application No. 318.

Applicant: EISHIN KOBA-SHIGAWA. Firm Name: PALM GROVE where droop-shouldered soldiers, half asleep from fatigue, march on in ankle-detp sand. It emanates from the eyes of hollow-cheeked peasants, crawling from hideouts to help the Chinese soldiers find food. It shrieks from burned houses where only the odor indicates that something once lived there. Packs of dogs are abroad in Kaifeng at night, sniffing for food.

Four-fifths of the people of Kaifeng have fled. All rickshaws are gone. Almost every show window is boarded up, and the streets are sandbagged. The city is without adequate protection, since many of the police have gone to the country to fisht the Japanese. Only the highest military officials and the poorest classes and foreign missionaries remain.

Human Fragments On Kaifeng's battered modern railway station hangs threads and bits of flesh. Parts of bodies are scattered through the wreckage of freight cars which have been demolished by bombs. Every house in the vicinity of the station has been smashed into fragments by bombs. The terrain is pockmarked from aerial attacks. There is lighter damage in the city itself.

The newspaper is still publishing, putting out extras for all Chinese victories. I have come from the midst of war where attacks and retreats were sudden where nobody slept more than two hours a day, and then rushed out together to stave off another Japanese attack. I've seen young men and boys who never fought before rush into the front line, cut down by artillery and machine gun fire as they neared the enemy. I've watched the officers plan fheir attacks, entreat their men not to be afraid of battle, and then cry as they returned to the field after battle for the lifeless bodies of their fellow officers. The battle has been raging back and forth across the railway, with the Japanese controlling the railroad east and west of Lanfeng.

The Chinese hold the main line of the south railway, and are attacking the Japanese in flank maneuvers to the north. Throw Grenades Japanese balloons ascend every day to locate Chinese movements and guns before opening their attacks. The Chinese usually retaliated by advancing infantry forces, yelling and throwing hand grenades. Chinese ammunition supplies were growing smaller rapidly this week. Food had been cut to simplest rations, since the railway had been cut, and water wells were inadequate to supply the troups.

Last night, the Chinese staff prepared for an advance by burning all documents at headquarters, then following tanks through a Japanese envelopment, which was sweeping toward Kaifeng. Peasant farmers who accompanied the troops started running when shots echoed in the dark, and dumped their baggage, fearing the Japanese were at our rear instead of in front. When we arrived at a point west of Kaifeng (which cannot be disclosed) we discovered the Japanese had retreated to the northwest. Peasants crawled from their underground dugouts and welcomed the soldiers. The peasants said "the Japanese only bayonetted some dozen men.

and didn't kidnap any women. They hunted our girls and raped them," they added. Late today, the staff ordered another advance, this one in quick time to the northwest in an attempt to catch General Do-haira's troops, which are vanishing in the direction of the Yellow river. MARKET. Place of Business: PEARL Application No.

337. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 1909 NUU-ANU AVENUE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE CITY, OAHU, T.

H. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. I Application No. 319. Applicant: TAD AS HI TAXE- MOTO.

Firm Name: IAKEMOTO SHO-TEN. Place of Business: 914 KAHE- KA LANE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. Application No. 338.

Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII. Place of Business: 1409 S. BERE-TANIA STREET. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

THE INVESTMENT OF A FEW CENTS A WEEK IN THIS FINE EDUCATIONAL REFERENCE WORK, MAY MAKE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE AI.DEX A. MARCOTTE With the Key. Father Valentin H. Franrkx in charte, services will be held at p.m. today at Williams' mortuary for Alden Armand Mareottr.

sailor of the T'SS Argonaut, l'earl Harbor, who dried from drowninjr while swimming last Sunday at Mnkapn. I'rlend may rail at thp mortuary aftrr 2 p.m. The body will be sent on the Matsonla othe Coast for burial on the Application No. 320. Applicant: HAROLD W.

RICE. Firm Name: H. W. RICE MARKET. Place of Business: 921 MAU- NAKEA STREET.

License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. Application No. 339. Applicant: WESTERN STATES GROCERY HAWAII LTD. Firm Name: PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES HAWAII.

Place of Business: COLONY AVENUE NEAR OLIVE STREET, WAHIAWA, OAHU, T. H. Application No. 329. Applicant: CHING YEN QUONG Firm Name: PUNALUU STORE Place of Business: PUNALUU, OAHU, T.

H. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. Application No. 347.

Applicant: ELLEN G. YIM. Firm Name: ELLEN'S LUNCH ROOM. Place of Business: 645 S. BERE-TASlA STREET.

License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER AND WINE. Application No. 321. Applicant: MINEKICHI OSHI-MA. Firm Name: HONOLULU LIQUOR STORE.

Place of Business: 1021 AALA STREET. License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. Application No. 340. Applicant: HARUYO TAKARA.

Firm Name: NEW PAWAA INN. Place of Business: 1802 SOUTH KING STREET. Application No. 330. Applicant: KAZUO TOMITA.

Firm Name: K. TOMITA STORE Place of Business: WAIPAHU, OAHU. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. License aoplied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER. Application No.

348. Applicant: TAMAICHI TA-NAKA. Firm Name: T. TANAKA STORE. Place of Business: KAHUKU, T.

H. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. Application No. 322. Applicant: IU BUN HEE.

Firm Name: KANEOHE COLD STORAGE. Place of Business: KANEOHE, OAHU, T. H. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER. Application No.

341. Applicant: KAZUO NAGA- MINE. Firm Name: K. NAG AMINE Per 1 t- 3U SzL Vli Uj )d njf '-M' With 6 Differently Numbered fl fKiffh rZX' VTV2lJt Coupons from Page 2 of W4rM fS4 Wfsk the 4vVA.fi C3. tyissx STORE.

Application No. 331. Applicant: PHILIP TING FEE LAM. Firm Name: LAM'S PHARMACY. Place of Business: 1386 LILIHA STREET.

License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. Place of Business: AIEA, OAHU, T. H. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. Application No.

323. Applicant: LAWRENCE Y. LEE, Firm Name: LANIKAI STORE. Place of Business: LANDXAI, OAHU, T. H.

License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. Application No. 342. Applicant: SAKAF, MIYAZA- BY ORDER OF THE LIQUOR COMMISSION, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. (s) RAYMOND IRWIN, Secretarv.

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Place of Business: 1531 KA- ULUWELA LANE. Application No. 324. Applicant: K1SAKU YOSHIDA. Firm Name: K.

IYOSHIDA SHOTEN. Place of Business: WAIALUA, OAHU, T. H. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. Thurston Is Due On Next Lurline Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE IS HF.RFRV r.TVVN k- u- License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER AND WINE.

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Ramsay, movie cameramen who will film scenes in Hawaii for the San Francisco world's fair, were booked for passage today on the next sailing of the Lurline. Other passengers included Lor-rin Thurston, publisher of The Honolulu Advertiser, and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Scott of Honolulu, and Dr. W. D. Baldwin of Haiku. Place of Business: 374 N.

KUKU1 Place of Business: WAIPAHU, OAHU, T. H. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER AND WINE. STREET. License applied for: nonaii, 1.000.

as aiiiciiaea, wm noia a puDIic at Honolulu Hale (City Hall), on FRIDAY. JUNE 17, 1938, i at 4:00 o'clock. P.M., for the purpose of considering the hereunder! I listed application for liquor licenses and any protests and objections to the granting thereof which may be made by anv registered voter 1 i cf the election precinct wherein the premises of each respective appli- C5nt 15 ocaed or by any person owning in fee simple or holding under a recorded lease any real estate situate within a distance of 500 feet i from the nearest point of the premises (place of business) for which license is asked to the nearest point of such real estate. I Promts and objections shall be filed in writing with the Secretary i of said Commission at or before the time of hearing. LIST OF APPLICATIONS (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

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All you need do to secure any volume is to clip 6 differently numbered coupons from Page 2 of this newspaper, then add the special gift-price of 60 cents and present cash and coupons to The Advertiser. Save a coupon a day! Get a Book a Week! Application No. 271. Application No. 311 Applicant Application No.

344. Applicant: KIYOICHI FUJIKAWA. Firm Name: FUJIKAWA SHOTEN. Place of Business: 469 COOKE STREET. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

Applicant. PAUL M. NOZAKI KING STREET. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER AND WINE. RYUTARO FUJI-R.

FUJIOKA OKA. Firm Name STORE. mail J.uuu piiuiugrdpris. SKClViica, WAIALUA, Place of Business: OAHl', T. H.

AND HARRIET M. NOZAKI. Firm Name: RED FRONT TAVERN. Place of Business: 1063 AALA STREET. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER AND WINE.

Application No. 327. Applicant: RYOKICHI WATA NABE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. charts and maps.

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v6 ce Place of Business: 2461 S. KING Application No. 345. Applicant: ROKl'ICHI SERA. Firm Name: R.

SERA SHOTEN. Place of Business: 1312 NUUANU AVENUE. License applied for: (a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE. STREET. License applied for: a RETAIL BEER XND WIVE Application No.

309. Applicant: HI-WAY MARKET COMPANY. Firm Name: HI-WAY MARKET COMPANY. Place of Business: WAHIAWA, OAHU, T. H.

License applied for: (a) RETAIL GENERAL. The regular- binding provides sturdy covers of blue, adorned on the spine in simulated gold legend; MAIL ORDERS Add 15c to the cost of each book, addressing check or money order to The Advertiser. Application No. 312. Applicant: KAME UYEHAR AND KAME I YEHARA.

Firm Name: DENVER GRILL. Place of Business: 1175 AL-KEA STREET. License applied for: (a) DISPENSER BEER. Handsome Bindings and figures. Application No.

346. Applicant: ROBERT AND K. Y. LEONG Application No. 328.

Applicant: TOKU KANDA. Name: T. KANDA SHO TEN. LEONG 2642 S. KING Place of Buine STREET.

firm Name: BLUE LANTERN. Place of Business: 71 KUKUI STREET. License applied for- (a) DISPENSER GENERAL. License applied fo BY ORDER OF THE LIQUOR COMMISSION CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU (.0 RAYMOND IRWIN. jDATFrv viv moo Secretary a) RETAIL BEER AND WINE.

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