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Maritime Day Speaker Health Bureau Statistics Births, Marriages, Deaths Lanes Southgate Rites Await Son's Arrival Will Aid i Rothschild Coast's Gains Hawaii, Says By RAY The fabulous growth of new Mr. and Mrs. Moses K. Meheula. 45-215 A William Henry Kane-one.

son. May 18. Mr. and Mrs. Tsutomu Kajiwara, 1243 Eliabeth son.

May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Satoru Watanabe, 2519 La-i son. May 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Oki. 520 Damon Tract, son.

May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert G. Cordeiro, BY tPjS STEWART COLL, JR.

continued: "It attack early yesterday ACUAnu 53 MA15UMA, New York Harbor, May 22 For eeven homeiick island boys aboard 'the Matsonia, the li'm ran en tnn fat C.inHnctrial ntsrnri nn thlh Pacific Coast in recent yearsjcause of freedom and liberty if Stan Coppel, Matson's manager of marine personnel, rounded up the Islanders for a fast interview. For the ben- efit of relatives back home, they are looking forward to a rousinz aloha when the vessel moves into Honolulu on Jim Ifi. They wee all right until the night before the Matsonia arrived in New' York, when Hawaiian music drenched the ship. Then they started thinking about home. It was full moon and the cold Atlantic translated its swells into the warmer waters off Maui, or Oahu, or some other home island.

THERE'S Chief Bos'n Stanley Kalino, a Kahului, Maui, boy, a 15-year veteran with Matson. His first ship Vas the old Matsonia and he served as a seaman in 1938 on the old Monterey. His last ship was the Hawaiian Farmer with Capt. Bill Canty. This ship, said Stanley, is not only beautiful, she's got Bos'n Mate Henry Henriques is Hilo born, at sea 13 years.

His first ship was the Waipio in the Northwest trade, later he served on the old Matsonia, and in 1954 was on the SS Lur-line. For eight years he has lived In Philadelphia. His last Honolulu call was Just a year ago on the Hawaiian Citizen. He was the first to mention that the Island music made him "plenty homesick." ANOTHER bos'n mate, Herbert Yuen is a Honolulu boy. 'Somebody's gotta be born in Honolulu," he said, adding he wanted to get home to some haole chop saey.

Yuen was on Midway the morning of Dec. 7. "What was your first ship?" we asked. "The Humuula." This broke the ice. It turned put only Stan Coppel -had served on the old rust bucket which should by now, be in Miami.

An 18-year veteran at sea, Yuen served on both th old Matsonia and the Lurline. SEAMAN Joe Chai is the deck delegate representing the Sail ors Union of the Pacific. His home is in New York but he married a Hawaiian girl. She n'a hnrn in New York. His last visit home was aon the Hawaiian Citizen in the1' last 12 years he's been on what the bovs call the Foreign Legion run.

Fast Coast to Hawaii. Seaman Leslie Kagihara, 25 vcars at spa ann veteran oi ine deck gang, has been with Mat-son since '48. He was born at 7ai9 Maui jinrJ when the Mat- comes in next month it will be his first time back in lour years, riis nome aaaress is San Francisco. FROM KOHALA on the Big Island Tony Pestrello who came off the APL Wilson last vear to inin the Matson fleet. At sea for 23 years, Tony opened UP with praise of the ship's crew Quarters.

He gave them. a "better than the United States" rating. the best feeder was the tribute handed by Dodo Ledesma who comes from Koloa, Kauai. Serving on his first lux ury liner, Dodo went to sea at 16 out of Honolulu on the sea-" going tug Stratford Point by Moran of San Francisco. He was home last July and this June wants a luau with "plenty poi." IN LOS ANGELES the Mat-onia will pick up Island food for these boys frozen poi to be heated again, and opihi, squiA, dried aku and opelu.

I think they were fooling when they said they'd average ten pounds of poi per man per day. Ia the purser's office an earlier Sea Lane column was thumb-tacked to the wall with the note: "DON'T SHE know about the engineering department what about; the rest of the boys?" So hera about the rest of the boys. The note, we understand, was penned by coin-collecting Chief Engineer Helge Lundby about whom we've already written. There is Chief Plumber Jo seph Botelho who now live in San Francisco and 20 years at sea with Matson's freighter fleet; Conrad Glade, an Island boy wno is senior second engineer and a long time with the fleet (Mrs. Glade is on board and will fly home after a New York vis it).

FIRST ASSISTANT Engineer Herman Kulik, a 20-year pin man was assistant -Matson port engineer for 11 years and stationed in San Francisco. There is Engine Yeoman Lee Bousquet on his third maiden voyage (United States and the Mariposa), Chief Electrician Dick Holloway on the Hawaiian run the past 15 years and' a total of 57 others, veterans of this -section of a beautifully operating ship. Ship Movements ARRIVALS Pate'- "Vessel. From "Agent May 23 Doris. New Orleans.

Hai Yu. Steel Sientist, Kahului CAC May 24 Monterey, Papeete C4C Hawaiian Hilo CC Ainsworth, San Francisco MSTS Hat Tee, Philippines Steel Rover. Kahului Hawaiian Refiner, Nawiliwili May 25 Orcades. San Francisco THD Transamencan, -Steel Kins, New Orleans Hawaiian Builder, Los Angeles May 2S Jnhilla. Tampa THD May 27 Hawaiian Planter, I Hilo cact: Britsum.

Norfolk Adolph Sperling, Baltimore v.OR&L Cantawba Ford, San Pedro May 28 Salle, THD Hawaiian iraaer, Seattle Hawaiian Merchant. San Francisco May 29 Hawaiian Citizen. Kanuiui Hawaiian Educator, Kahului May 30 Ming, Charleston ORiL Hawaii Pilot. HiJO Hawaiian Farmer Los Aneeles E- E. Dant.

San Francisco DEPARTURES Hate yessel. To May 23 Hawaiian Planter, Port Allen Doris. Japan Hai Yu. Japan May 24 Monterey. Lo, Angela Afnsowrth, Guam -Hai Tee.

Agent MSTS Hawaiian Henner, San Francisco CfcC May 25 Orcades. Suva THD Steel Scientist, Houston Hawaiian Educator, Kahului CA-C May 26 Johilla. Jaoan THD Hawaiian Citizen, Hilo Steel Rover, Norfolk May 27 Hawaiian Planter, Crockett Britsum. Jaoan Adolph Sperling, Korea May 28 Haw aiian Builder, Kahului CC sun moon Robert Marvin Southgate, 55, of 4663 Aukai well-known Honolulu businessman, died of a morning at his home. He was part-owner of the Mercantile Printing Co.

Funeral services are pending until the arriv- al of his son, Lt, Robert, H. Southgate, serving with the U. S. Marines in Japan. The services will be conducted by the Masons, and burial with full military honors Mr.

Southgate will be in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Williams Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. SINCE 1955, Mr. Southgate had been vice president and sales manager of the Mercantile Print ing Co. He came to Hawaii in 1930 and worked for the firm as a salesman until 1932.

From 1932 to 1955 he was territorial representative for Sunset-Mc- Kee Co. of California. He was born in Santa Rosa, Feb. 19, 1902 and educated in schools there. He was a Scottish Rite Mason and a-Shriner, a member of the Waikiki Yacht Outrigger, Waikiki Rotary and Mercury clubs and the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.

HE SERVED as a lieutenant commander in the Navy during World War II and was a com mander in the Naval Reserve at the time of his death. Surviving, besides his son, are his wife, the former Sue Mc-Garry; his daughter, Linda, who is a student at the University of Wyoming; a brother, Alfred Southgate of Napa, who is expected to arrive today from the Mainland, and his mother, Mrs. Sarah Southgate of Oak land, Calif. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the duly appointed Com missioner in Civil No. 229.

Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit. lerritory oi nawau, entmed, Hono lulu Savings Loan Company. Limited, a Hawaiian corporation. t-iainnn, vs. Kennetn Nobutai et al.

Defendants pursuant to the order appointing Commissioner filed in said Civil No. 2329 on May 16, 1957, will sen at puoiic auction at the front imaukal entrance of the Judiciarv Builaing. Honolulu, T. at 12:00 clock noon on Friday, the 21st dav of June, 1957, the following described real property FIRST: All of that certain parcel of land (portion of the land described in Land Patent Number 8165, Land Commission Award Number 8559-B Apana 32 to W. C.

Lunalilo), situate, lying and being at Palolo Valley. Honolulu, City and County of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, and being LOT NUMBER THIRTY-FIVE (35), of the SUBDIVISION OF LOTS NUMBERS TWENTY-SEVEN (27) and TWENTY-EIGHT (28). of the tract of land known as the "FRUITVALE TRACT', as shown on the Map thereof, filed in the Office of the Registrar of Conveyances at Honolulu, as Registered Map Number Thirty-One (31), and thus bounded and described: Beginning at a pipe at the east corner of this lot, the north corner of Lot 30 of the subdivision of Lot 27 and 28. "Fruit-vale Tract" (file Plan 31) and on the southwest boundarv of Lot 26. "Fruitvale Tract" (File Plan 31).

the coordinates of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey TTiangulation Station "Kaauwaeloa" being 682.90 feet South and 667.90 feet West and running thence by azimuths measured clockwise from True South: 1. 32 22' 50.00 feet along Lot 30 of the subdivision of Lots 27 and 28, "'Fruitvale Tract" (File Plan 31) to a pipe; 2. 122 22' 109.30 feet along Lots 31 and 34. portions of the subdivision of Lot 27 and 28, "Fruitvale (File Plan 31) to a pipe and passing over a pipe at 15.00 feet: 3. 213 34' 50.00 feet along Land Court Application 608 to a pipe; 4.

302 22' 108.30 feet along Lot 26 "Fruitvale Tract" (File Plan 31) to the point of begin-nine. Containing an Area of 5,440 Sauare Feet, or thereabouts. SECOND: An" undivided one-thirty-fourths (134) interest in and a perpetual right-of-way in common with all other owners uoon that certain lot situate st Paloln aforesaid, being a portion of said Lots 27 and 28 of said Fruitvale Tract as more fully described in the deed dated July 2, 193. hereinafter mentioned. Said Items First and Second thein'g al) if the land described in that certain deed dated July 2.

1953. from James J. Wong and Alice K. H. Won? to Kenneth Niv buta and Daisy K.

Nobuta. recorded in the Haw aiian Resrlstrv of Convevances in Liber 2720 at Paee 129. Sa'd property is situated at Palolo Avenue. Honolulu aforesaid. Tax Map Key 3-3-47-34.

Terms of sale: Cash in lawful noney of the United States, ten per cent on fall of hammer and balance on tender of deed confirmation of sale: taxes for 1957 to be pro rated as of date of delivery of deed sale subiect to confirmation of the above entitled Court. Deed at purchaser's expense. Donumentiry stamps to be paid for bv the Seller. For further particulars applv to the undersigned, telephor No. TJS.

DATED: Honolulu. T. H. this 23rd lay of Ma-r. (S) WILLIAM V.

PACHECO Commissioner (Hon. Adv. Mav 23. 30. June 8.

J9S7) 7. C9 I -A LODGE NOTICES MASONIC CALENDAR MEETING AT Masonic Corner Makiki Kin si Mondav. May 27th PEARL HARBOR LODGE 5SI Tturd Degree 8 P.M. Tuesday, Mav 2th SCHOFIELD LODGE 443 Past Masters Night Third Dearee 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, Mav HONOLULU LODGE 4Pt Second Decree 7:30 P.M.

Wednesday, Mar 29th HAWAIIAN LODGE 21 Third Degree 7:30 P.M. Thursdav. Mav 33rd YORK RITE BODIES Honolulu Commanderv si K.T. Order of the Templt 7:30 P.M. Friday, Mav 24th LODGE LE PROGRES de L'Oceanie 371 Second Deere 7 P.M.

Friday, Mav J4fh WAIKIKI LODGE U.D. (Scottish Rite Cathedral) Second Degree 7:30 p.m. Scottish-Rite Thursday, Mav 23rd 3 7 P.M. Annual meeting of Rose Crola 7:30 P.M. 26th 27lh 2Sth SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL Visiting Scottish Rite Mason cordially invited 1 Wilder Ave.

Kewalo St. Ph. 502328 June 10th NATIONAL SOJOURNERS Hawaii Chapter 3r9 Dinner Meeting 6:30 P.M. FT. SHAFTER OFFICERS MESS Call 81011 ext.

225137 or 490665 Odd Fellows Calendar Odd Fellows Tempi 419 Atkinson Dr. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1 1st 3rd Tuesdays 7:30 P.M. Francis Hyde N. G.

Ph. 744134 Ph. 907441 F. L. Kleinkopf.

Secty. HONOLULU LODGE 618 B.P.O. ElkA, Meets every Monday 7:30 P.M. 2929 Kalakaua Av. HONOLULU AERIE NO.

14Q Fraternal Order of Eagles Meets on Wednesday of every week 7:30 p.m. Phone 91737S Eagles Hall 475 Atkinson Dr. Fleet Reserve Asso-ciation Branch 58. Ph. 4711 ext.

5SriS. OLD NMPX Building. Meetings Branch: 1st Tues. Unit: 1st Thurs. Alcoholics Anonymous WAIKIKI GROUP Open Meetings -t Tuesday Thursday Sunday Ph.

917522 or 42576 24 Hour service Interviews strictly confidential Write P. Box 1057, Hon. Alcoholics Anonymous Original Waikiki Group CLOSED MEETINGS SAT. 7 P.M. Ph.

58484 or write P. O. Box 1418 Alcoholics Anonymous Liliha Group p.S, Meetings: Mondays Thursday Alcoholics Anonymous Aloha Group rVM Tues. and Frl. 8 P.M.

Sun. 11 A.M. Interviews strictly confidential. Alcoholics Anonymous Central Group 1 Confidential Interviews Ph. 847125 until 9 p.m.

P.O. Box 1238 CARD OF THANKS The Family of The Late CHARLES CHING QUON- wishes fo thank their manv friedi and relatives, especially 'the Ter-ritona Tax Office Income Miscellaneous Tax Bureau em. ployees, Hawaii Chinese Buddhist Society, Ching Clan Societv. Kuo Mm Tang Society of Hawaii, th Dai Dao Society, the Borth-wicks Kutt Hings Society. Mailt Seventh Day Adventist Churhi Haiekulani Dining room bar and staff WAK for the beautiful floral offerings, monetary gifts and kind expressions of svmpathy received in their recent bereave.

ment. The family of the late EDWARD desires to thank their many friends relatives, especially Castle Cooke Staff employees, N.S.C. Carpenter Shop employees, Fred L. Waldron employees, George. V.

Stennes 6V Associates, Fireman's Fund Insurance for the kindness shown, donations beautiful floral offerings received during their recent bereavement FUNERAL NOTICE HUIHUI, BERNARD LONO. aes 53, of 418 Hiilani bora March 13, 1904 in Nah'ku, Maui, passed away ia.10 May 19th at the Queen Hospital. Friends may call at Ordenstein's Chapel of Mem-ones from to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22nd and again after 8 a m. to 12 noon, Thursdav, May 23.

Services will be held at the Chapel of Memories at 11:15 a.m. Thursday, with Bishop John Freitas of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Auwaiolimu Ward officiating. Burial at Laie Cemetery. Survived by his wife, Mary K. Huihui; 4 sons.

Bernard L. Hui. hui Jr. (in Guam), Edward, Wil-ham and Stanley Huihui; 4 daugh. ters, Mrs.

Mary Ann DeLos Santos, and Miss Rita, Sybil and Mona Ann Huihui; 5 grandchildren; 2 brothers. Albert K. Huihui and John' Paul Huihui, besides many nieces, nephews and cousins. The deceased was fo.rmerly employed at the Citv County Refuse Dept. and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

He served in the US Navv as a seaman 1st class. ORDENSTEIN'S MORTUARY TN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. LOFQVTST, Miss Mary Christine. 86. of 5113 Maunalani Circ)e.

Miss Lofctvist was born Honolulu. Hawaii on 10. 1870. She parsed away on May 19. 1957 at 7:30 p.m.

in a local hospital. Graves'de services iU be held at the Oahu (Nuuanu) Cemetery at 10:30 am- on Thurfdy, My 23rd. Miss Lofavm is survived bv a cousin, Mr. Carl Edmund Lillieovist of Stockholm, Sweden. She was a retired school teacher.

Borth-ick Mortuarv, Ltd, is 1n of funeral arrange- THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER Thursday, May 23, 1957 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Hubanks, Lot 15, Nanakuli, son. May 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Estanislao Doroha, 66-609 Kaupe- Waialua, son. (May 15. For your Elizabeth George PORTRAIT CLUB membership Phone 725455 Mr.

and Mrs. John Harvest, Hsa. Waialee. daughter. May 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Phillips, 12 Ku- kui Apt. Wahiawa, son, Mav 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Mamom Sawai, 302 Iliwai Wahiawa, son, May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Perpinisan, 1015 Ahe Ahe Whitmore City, daughter.

May 3. BABIES THRIVE ON CARNATION Evaporated Milk The Milk Every Doctor Knows Mr. and Mrs. David G. Kitowski.

274 Kolekole Wahiawa. son, Mav 18 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Humphrey.

3166-A Area GG, ScnotieiQ war racks, son. Mav 17. Mr. and Mrs. Roland W.

Directo, Hse. 48. Kuma, son. May 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert T. Olivieri knali dauehter. May 15 Mr. and Mrs.

Bung Wun Young, san Hinma dauehter. May 15. Mr. and Mrs. James Y.

Suizu, 1027 Hui Kailua, daughter. May 15. SANITARY DIAPER SERVICE Diapers Supplied, washed, pickup and delivery service. Ph. 9-1097.

nrl Mn. James R. Davis. 127 Waikapoki Kaneohe. son.

May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Keijiro P. Nakamsni, 1022 Elsie son.

May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. S.

Kong. 2727-A Booth daghter. May 16 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B.

Idica 304-C Langlev Aiea, son. May 17 Mr mri Mrs Herbert K. Kapuake laT 41-808 Olu Olu Waimanalo, MAV 17. Mr and Mrs. David Kamauona.

ziu Kamehameha Hauuia, oaugn er. May 12. LUAU person, buffet tj4 Table service S2.50 up KANEDA'S FOOD. 536335 or' 86295 and Mrs. Julian B.

Bergonia Mamalu son. Mav 14. Mr. and Mrs. Henry roiu, mo-n.

Kalaunu son. May l. Mr anH Mrs. Raymond K. Akana 2480 Makiki Round Top daugh ter.

May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Burns 87-154 Kekalena Maile, daughter Mav 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Campos 805 Kainui nauua. wu, mj LEGAL NOTICES VOTICK TO CREDITORS i fv Jfln WILLIAM BA DER, also known as nFR.

nKfEASEl). Tf xrr, FIRST CIRCUIT COURT IKRBllu All creditors of the abovs named decedent and all creditors 01 me inm rtfnaKin LUiiiiiiu.i.i was a member are hereby notified to present their claims with proper vouchers or duly authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by mortgage upon reak estate, 10 me nnriprc unrd at the Ollices 01 nen rnnmi, Hamilton. 1060 Bish iinrtninin within our (4) months from aate 01 rirsi nuhlication of this notice or they will be forever barred. HATED: Honolulu. T.

wis day of May. 19a7. urr e-ki 1 AWii 11 Administratrix of the Estate of John William Baaer, -Biso Known a John W. Bader. Deceased.

WTTVSHAW CONROY HAMILTON Attnrnovi fnr Administratrix (Hon. Adv. May 9, its, n. su. iaii NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of WILLIAM FAY WILT.

SR Deceased (Probate No. 19734, irst circuit Court. Territory ot Hawaii) The undersigned Executor hereby notifies -all creditors of the named deceased to present their flaims. with nrooer vouchers or duly authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by morxgage upon real estate, to the undersigned. P.

O. Box 3170, Honolulu, Hawaii, within four (4) months from this date. May 2. 1957, or thev will be barred. HAWAIIAN tkusi umt-Anx, LIMITED.

Executor of the Will of William Fav Wilt, deceased. STEPHENSON ASHFORD 552 Alexander Young Building Honolulu 13, Hawaii Attorneys for Executor (Hon. Adv. Mav 2. 9.

18, 23, 1957) FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate of SU CHIN NG, aka CHEN NG. aka CHIN S. NG. aka QUAN PING NG. Deceased P.

No. 19200 Final Account of SUI FONG NG. Administrator and Petition for allowance of same, determination of trust, determination of heirs, entitled to real estate and distribution of the estate having been filed, all persons interested are notified that Thursday. June 20, 1957. at.

8:00 o'clock A.M.. before the Presiding Judse, in Probate, jn his Courtroom, Judiciary Building. Honolulu. T. is appointed the time and place for the hearing of said Petition.

Dated: Honolulu, T. JAay 15, 1957' BY THE COURT P. J. SULLIVAN, Clerk. Alfred S.

Y. Fong Attorney for Administrator (Hon Adv. May 16, 23, 30; Jun 8. 1957) NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that on the 1st day of May, 1957, the undersigned entered into a copartnership doing business under the name and-style of TRAVELING STEAM CLEANERS, maintaining and carrying on a indus trial steam cleaning and general main tenance business at o41 Kaunane Street. Honolulu.

Hawaii. Witness our hands this 6th day of May, 1947. (S) Harry Kuhia. Jr. (S) Hisashige Sunada (S) James Kalaaulana (Hon.

Adv. May 22. 23. 1957) OWNERS' NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 8770 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, IS45, the construction by Joseph R. Pao of that certain residence situated on Kailua Heights Unit II Lani- kai, Oahu, T.

H. tax key 4-2-27-13 Lot 185. has been completed. Jack Richards Cromwell Betty Miyashiro Cromwell Owners I (Hon. Adv.

May 16. 23. 1P57) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED BIDS will be received up to and opened at 2:00 P.M., June 4th. 1957, in the Office of the Chief Purchasing Agent of the City and County of Honolulu, Fifth Floor. City Hall for erecting in place complete street name sisn standards and the removing of concrete street name posts, as per attached plan and spe afications.

The work contemplated in this con tract are as follows: Installing two-inch Street Name Pipe Standards 850 Removing Concrete Street Name Posts -400 Specifications and forms of con tract documents may be obtained from the Office of the Chief Pur- chasinz Afient. Fifth Floor. City Hall. upon the deposit of legal tender or certified check in the sum. of Five Dollars ($500) per set.

R. W. SMYTH Chief Purchasing Agent Citv and County of Honolulu (Hon. Adv. May 21, 23, 25.

27. 29. 1957) OWNERS' NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that rmrsuant to the Provisions of Section 8770 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1345. the construction by Nakakura Construction Ltd.

of that certain rtsicence situated on 93-934 Kealalui-na Dr. Halawa Heirhts, Oahu, T. H. tax kev 8-9-29-43 Lot 3. has been completed.

Richard Tsuguo Hiranaka Gladys Chiyoko Hiranaka (Owners) (Hon. Adv. May 16. 23, 1957) 3943 Maunaloa daughter. May 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Hernandez F. Pave, I66-F-1 Kilohana son. May 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Hartley, pan Palms Hotel. 970 No.

Kalaheo Kailua, daughter. May IS. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L.

Brown, 1638-4 Y'oung son. May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Mitsuo Yamamoto, 1237-A 15th son.

May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Masaru Ogasawara, 1017 Peterson son, May 17. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS David N.

K. Kieka 258 S. Vine yard and Blanche Kaai, lo09 Liholiho St. Martin Baloshoe, 3223 Upper Manoa and Nowell Hatsuyo Pualani Ki- Marcia Powers. 962 Fuqua St.

Roeer W. Bolton, Pearl Harbor, and Marcia D. Powers, 962 Fuqua fct CATERING SERVICE: American. Japanese. Hawaiian foods.

Complete party service supply, rental halL We cater to vour desire. KANEDA'S FOOD 536335 or 3629S Edward K. Neumann. 4492 Malia and Toshiko Uyehara. 2251-A Ma-halo St.

Alvin J. Alama. 413 Pau ana Lucille Youns. ml Palam St. Donald N.

Davis. Hickam AFB, ana Marjorie Leneva Messick, 4807 Mat sonia Dr. Walter S. Tatjuma. 128 wyuie st.

and Elaine Morita. 2126 Lauula St. Donald W. Morton. 140 Kaoahulu and Abieail K.

De Matta, 219 Paoakalani Ave. Hnva Tl heard of ths- outstanding liuvw of wedding cakes? LEONARD'S BAKERY 748025-729125 933 Kapahulu Ave. (Opposite Crane Park). Joseph Anduha. 1039 N.

School St. and Amelia Stewart, 1039 N. School St. Takeo Nakamura. Aiea, Oahu.

and Hisako Nakamura. Aiea. Oahu. Jefferson Clayton Baker. Hickam AFB.

an4Delcena Ruthe White, 2120 Lauula St. Nathan B. Naehu. 709 Kinau St and Maria Julia Kapoi, 709 Kinau St Warren A. Terao.

452 Ward and Kathenne E. Nitta, Waimanalo. Oahu NATIONAL JEWELERS. 1165 Fort. Finest Diamond Wedding Rings, Terms at lowest price in city.

Michael B. Ruf. NAD, Waikele, and Mary O'Brien, San Dieeo, Calif. Howard Rapoza. 2828 Kihn PI, and Norma Stella Boteilho, 2828 Kihei Pl.

W. Wrieht. Hickam AFB and Genevieve Anne Pimento, 3508 Aliamanu St. MARRIAGES Jon C. Gehrt.

2234 Booth and Rebecca K. Vera. Cruz, same address Mav 18. Georee W. Petersen.

Hickam AFB and Rose M. Stabila, 1856-D Kapiolani Mav 17. Gustaf M. Granstrom. Motor Vessel Adventure Pier 12, and Jeremie A Thompson, 1923 Del Mar Park Way Denver 8.

Mav 18. Jerry H. Cullen, 85-1330 Waianae Valley and usana Aiaeguer, same address. May 21. John K.

B. Cummings, 2413 Huene and Josephine x. Lewis, 24 ip La-kaloa Mav 18. 4 Herbert S. C.

Yap, 94-1138 Huakai and Barbara K. H. Man, 94-88 Waioahu May 18. Nobuo Uyehara, 94-1152-B Napupu and Kimiko Shimabukuro, 1646 Nuuanu May 18. Clement W.

S. Tarn. 45 Westervelt and Leatrice S. M. Yin, 356 Buckl Mav 18.

Benito T. Avaro. 94-420 Waipahu ana nancy 1. maisuua, same a dress. May 22.

1. DEATHS 1 Wing Fee Lum. 45-457 Puahuula Kaneohe. 56, May 21. Brian L.

Alcisto, 99068 Kauhale Aiea. 3. May 21. William G. Young.

1153 Wilder 56. May 17. Yoshtmi Tanouye. Ewa. 35.

May 19. Monuments and Markers. HAWAII MARBLE GRANITE LTD. 744 Kapiolani Blvd. Phone 54854 Ralph T.

Miyazono, 1630-A Kalakaua 47. May 20. Goichiro Tomoyasu, 3428 Edna 86. May 21. Patricia A.

M. Miguel. P. O. Box 1463.

Waipahu, May 20. Robert M. southgate, 4663 auksi 55, May 22. FUNERAL NOTICE BOYDSTON, ERWIN JAY. age 82.

of 2082 Ahualani Place. Born April 22, 1875 in Deerpark, passed away 9:30 p.m. Sunday, May 19, 1957 at a local hospital. SERVICES WILL BE HELD OVER THE ASHES, 2 P.M.. THURSDAY.

MAY 23, 1957. GRAVESIDE, AT THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF THE PACIFIC UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LODGE Le-PROGRES de L'Oceanie No. 371 F. A.M. with full military honors.

Survived by his wife, Mrs. Estella Boldston; 2 daughters Mrs. Eugene R. Adamson and Mrs. Benjamin A.

Lee of Honolulu: 2 brothers, William Boydston of Sacramento, Calif, and Homer Boydston of Burbank. Calif. 3 grandchildren, Donald Erwin Lee, Alan Prescott Lee and David Benjamin Lee besides several nieces and nephews. Mr. Boydston -was a member of Bayview Lodge No.

401 F. A.M. of Oakland, Calif. A veteran of the Spanish American War and the Boxer Rebellion he received the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1900. He was a member of Central Union Church and the Army Navy Legion of Valor USA.

The family request please omit lowers. In lieu of flowers a contribution can be made in his memory to the Mauna-lani Convalescent Home. WILLIAMS MORTUARY CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. ROGERS, WILLIAM JAMES, age 69, of 1212 G2 Richard Lane, bom November 10. 1887 in awav 3-43 a m.

Stmdav. Mav 19. 1957 at Tripler General Hospital. Friends may call at Ordenstein's Chapel of Peace from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 23rd and again after 7 a.m.

to 8:45 a.m. Friday, May 24th. A requiem mass for the repose of his soul will be said at 9 a.m. Friday, May 24th at St. John's Catholic Church.

Burial to follow at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific with full military honors. Survived bv his wife, Mrs. Helen A. Rogers: 1 dauehter, Mrs. Anna Mae Rieers Koseki; 1 stepdaughter.

Mrs. Viola Lyman; 2 granddaughters, 1 grandson, 2 sisters. Mrs. Jennie Grace of Cambridge, Mass. and Mrs.

Mamj of Connecticut; 2 brothers. John and Joseph Rogers, both on the mainland, besides many nieces, nephews and cousins. A rosary will be recited at the Chapel of Peace at 8 p.m. Thursday. The deceased was a member of the American Lesion, Post a veteran of World "War 1 Barracks r477, a member of the Police Pensioners, veteran of World War 1 having served as private specialist 5th class, ouarterm aster corps.

ORDENSTEIN'S MORTUARY IN CHARGE OP ARRANGEMENTS. MIGUEL, Miss Patricia Ann Mary, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcellino Miguel of House 2:16 Pump t4, Waipahu. Oahu.

The child was born in Kapiolani Maternity Gynecological Hospital on May 20th, 1957 and passed away two hours later on the same date. Funeral services were held at 9:30 a m. on Wednesday, May 22nd in Sunset Memorial Park. Interment followed. Tn addition Jo her parent, the in-fant is survived by two brothers, Thomas and Marcellino.

a sister. Maureen; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Basiho Micuel. and Mr.

and Mrs, Frank Freitas. Borth-wick Mortuary. Ltd. was in charge of arrangements. a maior setback fnr the the millions of people of the Pa cific world were to become persuaded that their destiny lies under the sway of forms of government foreign to American concepts of individual rights and responsibilities.

"It is our duty and our re sponsibility to so conduct our affairs and to order our dealings in this strategic area to assure that we shall gain and keep the amity and the respect of nations within the Pacific orbit. We desire, we must by action and by precept, demon strate to the people in this area our sincere friendship, and we must work to implement and strengthen that friendship." Mrs. Moore Dies At 90 Nell M. Moore, 90, formerly of Honolulu and widow of Dr. Wil liam M.

Moore, died yesterday afternoon in a Portland, hospital. Born Nell Lowrey in Pittsfield, on March 23, 1867, Mrs. Moore first came to the Islands when she was 12. She spent a great deal of her life here, moving to San Francisco, during World War II. She moved just recently to Portland to live with relatives.

Funeral arrangements are pending there. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Irwin (Alice) Kirk of Spirit Lake, Mrs. Carol Mahlstrom1 of Washington, D. Mrs.

Eloise Blazier of Vancouver, five nephews, Alfred L. Castle of Honolulu, William R. Castle, of Washing-tori, D. Sherwood M. Lowrey of Hilo, Frederick K.

D. Lowrey chairman of the board and retired president of Lewers Cooke and Alan Lowrey of San Francisco. Welfare Board Meet The monthly meeting of the board of commissioners of the Department of Public Welfare will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the offices of Director Mary L. Noonan, 1390 Miller St.

The board will hear a Teport on legislation recently passed, that will affect the department. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF ALICE LILLIAN ROSE-HILL KAHOKUOLUNA, aka ALICE LILLIAN KAHOKUOLUNA. aka THE REV. ALICE L. KAHOKUO LUNA, DECEASED.

PROBATE NO. 19749. All creditors of the above named decedent, and all creditors of the com munity of which the said decedent was a member, are notified to present their claims, with proper vouchers or duly authenticated copies there of, even if the claim is secured by mortgage upon real estate, to FRAN CIS DRAKE KOSEHILL, William S. Richardson, Suite 300, Liberty Bank Building. Honolulu.

Hawaii. Executor of the above entitled estate, within four months from the date of the first publication this notice or they will be forever barred. Dated at Honolulu, Hawaii, this 1st day of May. 1957. FRANCIS DRAKE ROSEHILL Executor under the Will and of the Estate of Alice Lillian Rosehill Kahokuoluna.

aka Alice Lillian Kehokuoluna, aka The Rev. Alice L. Kahokuoluna. deceased. William S.

Richardson Hiroshi Kato Attorneys for Executor (Hon. Adv. May 2, 9. 16, 23, 1957) NOTICE OF ESTRAYS IMPOUNDED TO OWNERS AND PERSONS IN CHARGE OF ANIMALS AND ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN In accordance with the Laws of The Territory of Hawaii relating thereto and with Ordinance No. 987 of the City Sc County of Honolulu, you are hereby notified that one (1) bull, being found trespassing on Nakamura Peanut Papaya Farm, Haiku Dump, Oahu, T.

on the 14th day of May. 1957, was caught by the Kaneohe Police and is now being impounded by me and that unless such estray is theretofore claimed by the owner or person in charge thereof and the poundmaster's fees, together with charges, for advertising and notifying and the damages claimed for trespass and expense for driving or conveying are paid before sale, said impounded estray will be sold at public auction to be held at 2:00 P.M.. at the Rodeo Counds in the rear of Fern Tavern. Kam Highway, Kaneohe, Oahu, T. on Saturday.

May 25. 1957. GEORGE KAEO POUNDMASTER CAMPOS RANCH City Sc County of Honolulu (Hon. Adv. Mav 23.

19571 OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 8770 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1945, the construction by state buiio- er, Ltd. of that certain Kesiaenee situated nn Puhala Rise. Oahu. T. tax key 2-9-39, Lot 202, has been com pleted.

Rose T. Fontaine (Owner (Hon. Adv. May 16, 23. 1957) LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that 30 days after the first publication of this no tice the undersigned will Cause to be impounded andor disposed of an abandoned 1936 2-door Plymouth se dan, with ownership certificate in the name of Yoshio Watanabe.

left on the property of the undersigned. Punaluu Auto Repair Star Route 144 Punaluu, Oahu. T. H. (Hon.

Adv. May 23. 25. 27, 1957) OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 877n of the Revised Laws ot Hawaii. 1945.

the construction by Alfredo Barbs of that certain Dwelling situated on Ei Beach, Oahu, T. H. tax kev 9-1-08-59, Lot 845-A, hat been completed. Antonio Botanes Owner (Hon. Adv.

May 23, 30, 1957) is bound to have a strong ef- feet nn thp srnnomv of Hawaii. Louis S. Rothschild, U.S. under secretary of commerce for transportation, told a Maritime Day luncheon audience yesterday. 1 Mr.

Rothschild, no stranger to. Hawaii, was guest speaker at a combined gathering of some 500 members and guests of the Honolulu Propeller Club and the; Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu. Malcolm Mc- Naughton, president of the chamber and Dick Evans, president of the Propeller Club, were co-masters of ceremo nies. "THIJRE COULD be no more appropriate place to celebrate Maritime Day than here in these glorious Islands of Ha waii," Mr. Rothschild began.

"I doubt that there is a spot on all the globe where trans port is of such- vital, pressing, immediate importance. "Transportation for Hawaii is no luxury. The links of ships and planes that tie this strat egic area to America's mai- land and all the world are vital arteries in the very existence of the Islands' international trade and commerce." MR. ROTHSCHILD went on to say that the Pacific world which lies around the Hawaiian Islands covers one third of the land surface of the globe. Upon the shores of the Pacific land masses dwell half the world's population, while hundreds of millions of other people are within easy reach.

"One factor in which all Pacific nations may rejoice is the growth of the new industrial enterprises of the Pacific American' coastal area," he said. "We have witnessed the play of economic forces that have giv en birth to a vast industrial complex on the United States shores of the Pacific ocean, one which begins to rival Eastern industry and to match produc tion anywhere in the World. "THIS MEANS that without hauling across or sailing around the U.S. land mass, goods and materials 'Made in America are available in the marts of the Pacific," said the under secretary. It also means that the West Coast as its population crows and expands, will need more of the things the Pacific can pro duce -and will provide greater and nearer markets for the exotic staple products of Hawaii." TOUCHING ON the boogie question of Communism, Mr.

LEGAL NOTICES OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 8770 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1945, the construction bv James W. Glover, Ltd. of that certain excavation, erection, and installation of material and. eauipment related to a deep well pumping station and fire Dump unit situated on property nwnxri by the California Haw aiian Sucar Refining Corporation.

Ltd. at the pumping station at Aiea, Oahu, T. has been completed. CALIFORNIA HAWAIIAN SUGAR REFINING CORPORATION. LTD.

(Owner (Hon. Adv. May 23. 1937) NOTIC TO CONTRACTORS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS will be received up to, and publiclr opened and read aloud at 2:00 P.M., Wednesdav, June 12, 1957 at the office of the Bernice P. Bishop Estate.

519 Halekauwila street, for: RUBBLE CONCRETE RETAINING WALL WAIALAE-NUI AND WAIALAE-IKI HONOLULU, OAHU, T. H. This work will consist of approxi mately 517 lineal feet of rubble con crete retaining wall with reinforced concrete footing. Plans, specifications and forms of contract documents may be obtained from the office of the Estate, upon deposit of leeal tender or certified check for FIFTY DOLLARS. BY AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

George M. Collins Chairman: Board -of Trustees (Hon. Adv. May 16. 20, 23.

27, 1957) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed tenders for furnishing all tools, materials, labor and equipment reauired to reroof and reroof Hemen-way Hall, a building situated on the Campus of the University of Hawaii. Manoa Valley will be received in the Treasurer's Office of the University of Hawaii. Room 112, Administration Bldg. until 2:30 p.m. May 29, 19a and then publicly opened.

Terms governing bids and specifi cations may be procured at the University of Hawaii, Purchasing Office. Room 111, Administration Bldg. The Board of Regents of the Uni versity of Hawaii reserves the right to reject any or all tenders and to waive all defects. BOARD OF REGENTS UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII By WILLARD WILSON. Acting Executive Officer (Hon.

Adv. May 15, 17, 19. 21, 23, 1957) NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF WILLIAM FLOYD VEATCH DECEASED. PROBAIE NO. 19706.

FIRST CIRCUIT COURT TERRI TORY OF HAWAII. All creditors of the above named decedent are hereby notified to present their claims with proper vouch- ers or duly authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the undersianed GEORGE E. whitak ER, co Henshaw. Conroy Hamil ton, 310 Gasco Building. Honolulu T.

within four 4 months from date of first publication of this no tice or tnev win be forever harred. GEORGE E. WHITAKER. Administrator of the Estate of William Floyd Veatch. Deceased (Hon.

Adv. May 9. 16, 23. 30, 1957) COAST AND GEODETIC SERVEY 244 FEDERAL BUILDING HONOLULU, T. H.

riDE, SUN AND MOON TABLES FOR HONOLULU, T. H. MAY 195T Tide nut Set 5:51 AM 7 03 PM 1:49 AM 1:15 PMj 2:23 AM 8:06 PM 5:50 AM PM AM S.58PM 7:00 PM 3 43 AM 4:53 PM 7:06 PM 4.27 AM 5:48 PM 5:50 AM 7:07 PM 5:16 AM 8:46 PM 5:49 AM 7:07 PM 6:09 AM 7:3 PM 5:49 AM 7:08 PM 7:05 AM 8. 40 PM 5:49 AM 7:08 PM' 8:05 AM 8:34 PM High Water Ttmt Ht. 1.3 11:55 PM 10 Low Water Ttmt Ht.

:01 AM 0 0 6:54 PM 0 8 6:31 AM iO.l 7:58 PM- 0 5 7:00 AM 0 2 8:52 PM 0.4 7:31 AM 0 2 9.39 PM 0 3 8:01 AM 0 2 10.25 PM 0.2 8:34 AM 0 3 11:10 PM 0 1 9:10 AM 0 3 11:54 PM 0 1 pjy 23 Thu 4 Trt 25 Eat 55 un 27 Mob 28 Tua 19 Wed 30 Thu 31 Frl 1:35 PM 145 12:43 AM 0 9 212 PM ,1:29 AM 2 .46 PM 2:12 AM 3:22 PM 2:54 AM 3:59 PM 3:38 AM 4:38 PM 4:23 AM 5:19 PM 5:16 AM :01 PM 1.7 0.8 19 0.7 2.1 0.7 2 2 OS 2 2 8:49 AM 0.3 22 0 6 12:40 AM 00 2.2 10:31 AM 0.2 All times given are Hawaiian Standard Time. The column, of height give the elevaUons of each ride above the plane of chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depth unless preceded by the minus sign when the numbers are subtractive from the depth given on the chart To find the tarns of tide and height of high or low water at the following places, either add or eubtract a indicated from the Honolulu predictions, Ht Ht. of H.W. L.W.

0 30 0 92 0 92 0 20 0 0 0.0 Moon Phases 1 40 0.1 0.0 1 35 0 84 0.84 First Quarter May 0 15 0.0 0 0 Full Moon 13 0 55 0.1 0 0 Last Quarter 21 1 15 0.92 fl 92 New Moon 29 1 35 0.4 0.2 I 50 0 2 0 1 Morning twilight begins 1 0 10 0.2 0.0 hour 21 minutes before 1 35 0.4 0 2 sunrise. 0 15 04 00 0 20 0 1 0.0 Eveninr twilight ends 1 0 23 0.2 0 0 hour 21 minutes after 0 "5 0 3 0 0 sunset. -4) 15 0 2 0 0 0 23 0 8 0.1 1 05 0.5 0.1 Port Port Allen, Kauai Nawiliwili Bay, Kauai Hanalei Bay, Kauai Waialua Bay. Oahu -Waianae, Oahu Hanauma Bay. Oahu Waimanalo, Oahu Kaneohe Bay.

Oahu Laie Bav, Oahu Kaunakakai. Molokai Kahului. Maui Maalaea Bay. Maui Lahaina, Maul Mahukona, Hawaii Kailua. Hawii Kealakekus Bay, Hawaii Hnuapn.

Hawaii Hilo. Hawaii Ratio NOTICE OF COMPLETION Notice is hereby eiven that, nur-'irtt to the provisions of Sectirm 3770. Revised Laws of Hawaii. 145. as amended.

NANAKT'LI PAVING AND ROCK COMPANY. LIMITED, has completed its contract rUted April 22. 1957 for caving the roadways in Fernandez Village of the E'. a Plantation Company at Ewa, Oahu. T.

H. EWA PLANTATION COMPANY (Owner) (Hon. Adv. May 23, 30, 1357).