Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 17

HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1950 SEVENTEEN Jft )f. Closing: New York and Local Stock Quotations Correspondent Supplies Vital Statistics on War Torn Korea if By RICHARD KLEINER XEA Staff Correspondent TOKYO. July 3 XEA Korea isn't a hermit any of the world's newest war was long known as the "Hern me. The site "it Kingdom," Stock Trends NEW YORK. July 3 (APi The market slowly pulled of a quiet morning decline today.

Closing prices a clear ma-joiity of running lo around 1 a rhare. Earlv amounted to a much a $2 a s'naie. Trading slowed to a normal for the "first time ince the Korea tishtanc whipped the market into a lather la-3 iveek Turnover hit a rate of about l.fiOO.Oon ihare ell under the thare-. on Friday. Helpinc to cut down aa ttie Ions Fourth of July holiday.

Some and their planned to string the weekend through Tuesday, uherT the market will be closed for the honday. Prices were quite -ensitive to only small especially for issues with a triple A rating. N. Y. Quotations (The following list of closing stoc! price is furnished by courtesy of tbe 5.n Franrisco Stock iExr'iange and the Honolulu Stock Exchare to The Honolulu Star-Bulletin.

The information is received from reliable sources, but due to possibility of error, its accuracy tin not be guaranteed.) Stocks marked thus are representative stocks included In the Dow Jones ivr5i. AVIATIONS but today it? era of obscurity is at an end. In many wa5. Korea is one of the toughest spots on the globe for a modern war. It's a rouc.h.

mountainous country. It has vast tracts of craggy wij-l -i" a' Frw No Stocks Tuesday Mainland and Honolulu stock exchanges will be closed Tuesday clue to the July 4 holiday. Honolulu Stocks The Hnnol'il'i Exchange meet at fl a. in. dailv exee-pt Salurdeys and holidays in Roo-n 5-C Campbell build-ins.

Foit and Meicnant Sis. Monday, July 3. 1950 Bid. aked 34 13 MERCANTILE Alexander Balri. American Fpctoi-, C.

Brewer A Lid. SUGAR STOCKS Boao Medellm Mill Co. Cebu Sugar Co Evva Plantation Co. Hax.aiian Asr. (Jo.

Haw'ii Com'l S. Co. Honokaa Co. S. Plant Kahuku Plant.

Co. Kekaha Sugar Co. McBryde Susar Co. Oahj Susar Co. Olaa Sugar Co.

Onomea Susar Co Paauhau Sugar Co. Pepeekeo Susar Co Pioneer Mill Co. San Carlo- Mill Co. Waialua Acr. Co.

Waiiuku Siicar Co. Wahvtasialo Sugar Co. 50c 13:, IS 17 6' 5 in- 4 5 10 2 2 2 2 6 4 3 7 fi 7 II derness. just risht for cuerrilla atuniy. Ana uemg a peninsuia.

11 nss a long, nara-to-aeiena coast line. COMFORTABLE SUMMERS But is has a climate much like sections of the United States. In th? summers, the mean temper a-tre is comfortable 73. The winters aren't much different from those along the Atlantic coast f)fj the U. with a mean temperature of 33.

nan There a very rainy season late spring and summer when about 21 inches of rain fall. But. even so, the annual rainfall of Korea is just about what mid-westerners consider normal. Ban Korea isn't a big country as countries in Asia go. It's just a bit larger than the state of Minne-! sota.

Crammed" into that almost twice as many live in the state of New space priiMif a York. 1 if SWINGING HER CHAMPAGNE 4,. Allied Stores 33 1 34 I Allis-Chalmers 30i American Can im 102 1 Vner Home Products 20 2P i mer Radiator 13 l.T Amer. Tel. A Tel.

132 132 Armour A Co. (111.) 8 8 I Borden Co. 41 48' Budd Co 13 13 BurlinpVm Mills is, nurrouhs Addi-g Marh 13 13 i California Packing 39 40 Caterpil'-ir Co 41 Celauese Corp. of 33" 33 Celotex 17 Certainteed Corp 14j CIT Financial 54 5,3 Cluett Peabodv 23' 24 42 41 Columbia Broad. 2R 2fi', Commercial Credit Commercial Solvents 153, Continental Can 3 34' Corn Products Crow Ztllerbach .,1 22 DuPont de Nemours 7n 743, Eastman Kodak 4 42 General Electric 44 General Foods ii 401, Gillette S.

Ft 37 37 Goodrich (B.r.) Co fri sa'i Goodyear Tire Rub 4-" 4" Intemaional Harvester 23 2 International Paper 42 41 International Tel. A Tel. 1 1 Johns-Manville 44 44 Kress. S. 31 5fi Kresee.

S. S. 23 Krocer Grocery 8c tsi 59 Libbey-Owen-Ford Glas; 72 72 Libby. McNeill Libby 7 7 Loew's Inc. 13 13 Mathieson Chemical 53 32 Montgomery Vard.

34 53 Nash-Kelvinator 13 13 National Biscuit 31 34 National Dairv Products 3 40' National Distillers 21 National Gypsum ia 1R Paraffine Inc 13. I Paramount Pic' ites i'rf 13 Pennv, J. C. 5s' Peosi-Cola Co I Proctor A Gamble fil Radio Core ol Amer. ir.

R.K.O. Reminrton Rand 11 11 Pictures 3. ReTiolds Spring 11 11 Syfewitv Stores 30. Schenley Distillers 34. Sharp A Dob me 3 53 St.

Repit Paper a 7 Sears-Roebucit 44''. 45 Seiberling fi -immnns Co. 27 Soiepel i'1 i Standard Brands -V! Standarrl Steel Spring 21 V'pn Camp 11 11 Sylvania Electnc 2 20 Texas Gulf Sulnhur 7" H' Textron tm, Twentieth Century-Fox It 13 Union Bus tc Paner 25, 2, 1 Union Carbide Cai bon 45 4. United Com 5 2' United Fru't 3'i 57 Walworth 7 7' Warner Bros. T' 12 Western Union 27 .27 I V'estmsihouse Air 25 251st Westinshoue Elecne 32 51 Woohvorth Co (f 4'i 47 Y'ounrstoun Steel Door 12 12 arejfeet; 14 17 13 3 .37 1 1 2i 3 4 2M 20 lh 20 I 19 1 lrJ 15 1 1 I 9 11.

13 13 BOB Mot of them are farmers, like their neighbors across the Y'ellow Sea in China. a 4nrl aiain thr Chinese thfir main foods are rice and fish. Until a lew years ago. fs.ore:;n ooais ranged far into the Pacific on lengthy whale-hunting Nowadays, however, the fishermen are content with smaller catches, mainly food fish. BBS The mountains of Korea, incidentally, have long been looked on as a potentially tremendous source of minerals.

Coal is mined, but much development Is needed before the industry can reach its peak. Other minerals known to exist in the Korean mountains are iron, copper, goid. silver and lead. Another product that is found in the back country of Korea is wild animals. Tigers abound, and lcon- Alben W.

Barkley. wife of the vice president of the United States, dedicates the American President liner President Jackson. Mrs. Bar-; kley smashed the bottle on the bow of the ship to send the big luxury Miner down the ways at the New Y'ork Shipbuilding Corp. launching Ijards at Camden, N.

.1., last Tuesday. The audience assembled for th I A 11 nrh i 11 tr hearH i i i ,1 1 I R'arL'liki in i fnr imme4t4 tinu Df America's merchant marine fleet to meet anv emergency. Financial Highlights I General Electric appliance and mer-Ichandlse department Tnursda report-led first half sate- approximately 20 per cent above the comparable penod. 1 Pniihp- Pe'r oleum ha- developed a inew carbon black that give in- iC'-eased uear to and and more mi'e to tite lite, company says. Pioduct oi of cars and trucks in the V.

S. slumped slightly this week to an estimated 135.73'-) units from a revised figure of 136.343 last week, according to Wards Automotive Reports. The plan of reorganization of Wal-tham Watch Co. as submitted to the U. S.

district court at Boston by court-appointed trustees was approved Fri-rtiy bv Federal Judge George C. Sweeney. the action by the court in approving the plan, the local RFC office states that it has not received approval of the government agency and that there has been no chanee ur to now in it- previously that it would prefer liquidation to approval of 1 trustees p-ro-p a The depaitnient announced Friday th? filing of an anli-truit complaint in the federal court in Detroit neaini-t General Outdoor Advertisine Co. aiu! a numbe'- of a ssociaion in the road in the nat.on farms and factories reached 6 .482. Odd in the week ended June 10 an increase of 1.750.000 abrn.

Ma Dean Witter Additional Quotes Mono 3 Arim'ral Corp Amalgamated American Air -hi 20. Sus ine- 3 ir5n 13 American American ATF Barker Woolen Co; Zinc Lead. 12. 1 How Bendix Aviation. 45.

Rihii Aluminum. 25. Chicaso 11. Colorado Fuel Iron. Doetnbecher.

3'r. Easy Washing Machine Radio. 17. Federated Dept. S'nre.

Flintkofe. 25. Steel. 14. Garwood Industrie-.

4'V. Grevimu.nd Coro Mobile. 14. In Cooper. 13 International Hydro.

Eh Murray 13. Philco 42. Revere Copoer. 21. Seminole Oil X- Ca.

1. Si-cne Gold. .34. Standia ro Power A I.iah Siandard Gi A Electr Gas E'ec. 4 Trad Television.

.42. Tran -contl. A Vet Air. Utah Idaho Sugar. 3.

V'nco. 2' Warner a -cv. 12. Zemin Radio. 54.

37' 9" 5 Pfd. 13', Additional N. Y. Cfosinq Prices Furnlnea rnruQn courty Caoital Securtt'i NEWS OF THE AIR Pan American "World Airways will inaugurate on July 2 a new sleeperette and berth service on all night flights to arid from the is lands. Ernie it was announced today by.

district traffic and.al Fri Mn. AVCO fij, I'onrohdated Vultee 15 15 Curtiss Wnjht common a I Aircraft North. Amer. Aviation 14 14 Nnrthw. Air Lines a rail-American 8 a United Aircraft 50 2i I'mtwd Air Une 13 14 METALS Airier, Smelt.

A Refm 51 50 Anaconda Copper 2-, 29 rinr.ax Molybdenum l-i 'onsol. Copper Mines 3 4 International Nickel 3S 27 nncott Copper. 55 33 Dodtre 43 MOTORS AND ACCESSORIES K-V, P4 ws Mar-jfacturmg 2,1 Chrysler Corp 7t 11 Conunenul viotor fi General Motora 8i Pais l' I1, tlUil'W 14', 14 1 i Mntnr r'cksrfl Motor "-mdehar-er Coi OILS Oil 4 Ki ni Ccuntv Land 32 5.1 i.ir-n 0:1 fM-Cr-nirnt Petroleum 42 Development io io PniMir Petrcleu-n I'uie. Oil 32 n.ti-lld Oil 42 Union 41' 41 Sinclair Oil Or-p. 25 25 nccnv-Vacuiim 19 SrandarrJ of California Mr.dard of Indiana 47 47 -tsndird of New Jerey 72' 72 VmraV O.l 12', 12', Co.

T--l V.ter A 27 27 Union Oil of Clif 2o 2K RAILS AND EQUIPMENTS A'neilwT Uifuiiiotivf 13 Tcd. A Santa ip.u, 19 lUiri Locorr-ctive 10 r.aitimore and Oiuo 9 CiMftnl Pacific 1 pet-e A- Ohio 25 fresco Mi!) A St. Paul f- Chicago Nortmeterri 52' 12 fnc R-ulread it 1 1 Great Northern Pid 34'. 34 Central 31 37 New YorK Central I--1 11 Y. Chi.

A St. E. Com. 31 rencfvlvanla ft IS -uhern "1 31 outbe-n RailA'ay 3t '4 Uninn Pacific 8- 32 STEELS Alieglieny Ludlum '4 A rmco Steel 1 4 Retr.Jehem Steel 23 1 P.iaw-Kr.ox 14 14, riucible Steel Interlake Iron t.1 13; Jonri and Laughlm. "l'.

31 I.ukent Steel 11 13; StPfl 37 23 republic Steel :.:4: IT. S. Steel 32 .12 Sll. Tube R7 TOBACCOS American Tobacco t'3 Litrpett Mvers S2 fll Phillip Morns 31 31 nvnold- Tobacco Am or. Pr.

2nd Pfd. 17', ld2 American Pom tr Lisf-t lr'- 1 i Tert. youth West Corp 1.7 13 'Columbia Gas System 12 12; Common wealth Edison Cons. Edison of N.Y. 2 23 General Public Utilities iH'i isvj M'inois Pover 34-4 I South Utilities 1 North American Co 1 17' DblO Edison ro 30; Pac.

Gas Elec. 32 32 Pacfic Tel. Sc Tel. 35 l'4 "enn. Power Light 23 23 Philadeiolii Electric 24 24 'Pub.

Serv. Elec. Gas 25 22 Southern Calif. Edison 33 Southern Co 11 11 INDUSTRIALS Air Reduction 21' 21! Alleghany 2 5 New York's Idlewild intcrnatioi-Albrccht, airport, the world's largest com- War Correspondents Moving Across Pacific Toward Korea are so numerous that thry find their into occasionally Seoul. Soth Korea's leading city and its capital until the Communist invasion.

BIGGER THAN" CLEVELAND Seoul i a big city, even as American standards go. Its population of more than 936.000 puts it above Cleveland. which is the sixth largest city the U. S. But Seoul, and the rest of Korea, can't compare to the United States when it comes to standard; of living.

Such things radios are still And education. ns telephones and luxuries in Korea, while improving, is not universal. Only 23 per cent cf the children of school age were enrolled, at the last count. BOB The Korean race is small, ptaysi- icallv The average man is only 5 4 inches tall. But they are strong, a fact emphasized by a Korean who won the grueling Boston Marathon this year.

ts Women in Korea still occupy a very inferior position. Most girls marry when they are lfi, and are fxpecled to have lsrge families. HOME INDUSTRIES Many Korean homes are small factories, for home industry is thriving. They make bamboo blinds, hats and mats; pottery; grass-cloth and brass bowls. Silkworm raising is another profitable small industry.

Korea's contribution to ot Id- wide history, up until events ot! recent days, has been littln. But one thing the average Korean looks on with pride is the "tortoise boat." This unique craft, shaped like a turtle, was the world's first ironclad vessel, built in the lfith cen-turv. and it once helped Korea repel a Japanese invasion force. syndicate man, Edwin Hoffr I Acme Newsnictures. came in of on the same plane.

Acme Newspictures is one of the ton picture syndicates of the world. Mr. Hoffman is with the western reeional office at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.

Mydans and Mr. Hoifman left at 10 Saturday by Pan American for Tokyo. Mrs. Mydans will probably stay in Tokyo but if transportation is available Mydans and Hoffman wiii fly to South Korea. BBC Other war correspondents and news photographers are expected to be passing here soon.

Only known ence is to be Vineyard, off coast. heath hen in exist-founri on Martha's the Massachusetts Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Circuit Court. First Circuit, Territory of Estate cf ESTHEt A. WHITE. Deceived Probate No.

16231 All cred WHITE, fl to presem ot said E5THER A. eaed. are hereby not'fved no with propie duly authenticated conies' ioucher- or thereof, e. en mortgage on I signed at if the claim is secured by i real estate, to the under- i ie otiice- of Anoersnn. Wrenn Haw aii A JenKs.

Thud Flnoi. Bink of Builrlioi. St ih.e corrtr of i Kin and Bi-hop S'reets. Honoloiu. four month of ihe date fir-t publication of thj- notice.

of tile or tnv Mil he foi ever barri.d DATED Honolulu, Hawaii. July 3. 1950. ESTHER OLIP11ANT WHITE. BEATRICE W.

HENRY A. WHITE F.xcciiiiicei and Executor of the oi ESTHER A. WHITE. Decea-ed. ANDERSON.

WRENN JUNKS A'tornes for Executrices and Execntor July 3. 10. 17. 24. IPSui li i i NOTICE OF Tenitorv of Ha DISSOLUTION i aii.

Ti'ea-urer' Of- fice, Honolulu, Oahu: In re Di-so'ution of the TERRITORIAL LUMBER A SUPPLY LTD. Whereas, tne TERRITORIAL LUM-I BER A SUPPLY a curpor-latiun e-tabiisherl and existing under and bv virtue of tne laws of the Ter-i ritot'v of Hawaii, ha- pursuant to law in such mane and provided, 'duly filed this fiice a petition for dissolution of the --aid corporation, together with a certtf.cat tiiere-i to annexed as required by law. Now. therefore, notice is hereby 'given to any and all person- that have been or are now interested in any manner whatsoever in the said corporation, that objection? to the granting of the said petition must be filed in this oUice en or before July 15. 19a0 and that anv person or person .12 tfi be heard thereon must he in attendance at the office of the undersigned, at tt-e Teintorial Office Bui idle if.

Honolulu, at 10 a. m. of aic dav. to show cause, if any, vCr.y aio netitioi! should not be gran'ed. H.

ADAMS. Acting Treasurer. Territory of Hawaii. Hnnotuhi, T. H.

-Tune 16. i(S-R. June 19. 2n. Jul-- 3.

I i I 1 i I i I i A1 '-1 4' 4r7 If A 4 Vt-S' mt BOTTLE like a baseball bat. Mr, LANES informing the passengers rf flight conditions. IDLEWH.I) DEDICATION merciai air terminal, win dedicate three huge and newly completed hangars this month. The dedication ceremonies will attract leaders in the aviation field from all parts of the United States. The big hangars, 300 feet wkte and icet deep, will be occupied by the maintenance facilities of Northwest Airlines and other international air carriers, Legal Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS FURNISHING WATERWORKS MATERIALS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to and opened at a.

Tuesday. July 13. 1050, at the Central Office of the Maui County Waterworks Board at Kihuiui. Maui, T. for "FURNISHING AND DELIVERING WATERWORKS MATERIALS FOR TH KULA PIPELINE." Specifications may be obtained upon application and deposit of S10.00 at Ihe 'Central Office of the Maui County U'tfTu nrlc? Roarri rtidrlpr mav enrw jor anv alternate or either nart Alternat.

nf thp nvnnno! xhe Maui County Waterworks Board reserves the risht to accept, or reject. any bid for any or all parti of item of the proposal and to aive all de lects. MAUI COUNTY WATERWORKS BOARD (i. T. Coorer.

Acting Manager A Chief Engineer. jiS-B Juno 2a. 29, 30. Julv 1, 3. SPEED -0-PRINT Duplicators, Stencils, Ink I 1687 Kopiolcini I I Again til JUNE The Star-Bulletin Was FIRST in rVtail advertising classified advertising national advertising after month, year after year.

The Star-Bulletin leads in advertising because it it first in circulation hy an ox cm helming margin over any other territorial newspaper. GET IHE FA CIS and you'll concentrate your advertising where IT pays off in results: 9 9 0 eijr The Basic Medium 9 9 9 jorvejRS I Blvd. Ph. 9058 i I Fri. Ani.

11 11 American Beverage 1 BinninRtiao, Eh'ecunc 15' (Carolina Power 23 28 Dfrn-isro Mfe 1' H' Duval Sulphur i': 14 Staml-- Steel 12- 12 Food a'r Siore- 15 13 Greenfield rap A 15 14: Houaaillt- 11. fivK Rsi1 i 5 McLellan Stores 23 i MinneaDohs Molina 12 10 Inc 4 5 Motor Products 5 34; Park Utah Mines 1 1 Pittsburgh Serev P', Starrett Core 4 Tbermo'd United Merchants 12 12 U. Kadiator 5 5 Sprins Bumper Re 6 'ir-Ca retina Chem 5 7 We'-f Penn Elec 53 23 '5 Wiilvs Overland 3, I Oumont Lab A 11 lo York Corp 21 20 Louisiana Land 20 29 Allied Chemical 230 NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT roo 0 PINEAPPLE 1 Pliiranp'l Hauai Rl'BBEK H' 'n S'imfi. Ruht-ci Selama Dinriina UTILITY Ha An linf. Mavaiian El ctrtc Co Haw'n El.

5s Pid. B' Haun E. 4 Pi'J lia n. Electric 5- Ptd Haw -n Fl. 5 Pfd.

F. Hilo Electric Lmht Honolulu Ga Co. Hon. R. Tran-it S.

Co Tel. Co Mul. Tel. Pfr! A Mui. 5- Pfd.

GViu Ead Co Pacific A E. Pfd. Pac Gas A Flee (- Pfd. 11 Fl'ec. Corn ev Flee.

Pid. OIL Ilonoluiu Oil Corn. North Aroeiicsn Ci! Corp. Sheli Urion Oi! Corp. Standard Oil of Cahf Union Oi) of Calif MISC.

STOCKS Chrysler Corporation Co. Creamei'ie- of America Kclemano Co. Home In-tiranc Co. Hon. Con-fn Drfv.

17- 15 IS' 2 1 13 13 40' Honolulu Fin, Thrift Pacific Refiners MISC. BONDS Haw 'n FJec. 'rii. F. i 3 1 1 00 Hawaiian fc.ltc S's1.

Haw'n Elec. 3- Hilo Electric 3'. Mutual Tel. 2' Mutual Tel. Pacific Ref.

6' Deh. QUOTATIONS 30 Cooper. 13 30. 23.25. mi? ir 5 7.75 FOB 1 York ubbet A H.

Rei f.H'i ROB Aiea Mutual Broadcast System Moves to KPCA on July 4 Effective July 4. the Mutual Broadcasting System will transfer its programs from KHON to KPOA. Previous to this date, one Ions-standing MBS feature, "Hawaii Calls." has alreadv mowed over to KPOA. Ralph Filkin. and Hie Aloha tern, savs that ales frel that president of KHON Broadcasting Sys-he and his associ-tho Honolulu sta tion and tire network stations can serve local business and local listeners more fully when co-n-p'etely free of -nerational or ownership obligations." He adds.

"KHON is whol lis stockholders, o.i tors are all island owned, ficers and diree-re-idents of long slanoinc. "KHON is completely free from controlling or influencing factions or other media which might coerce its operating or programing poli cies. "In association with station-: KIPA in Hilo. KMVI in Waiiuku iand KTOH in Lihut, its prime objective is. and shall continue to be.

conscientious service to local tenors and honest performance the interest of md advertiser-." Ship Calendar EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Ju'y 2 Haun. Packer, Kahului Sheet Scienti-t. Hi'o July 3 Alciunciria. Singapote Sgt. itower.

S. F. July 3 S'eel Mariner. Mia. Refiner, S.

F. Otier.t CAC THD M-STri (JitC THD APL CAC CiC APL MSTS THD THD Gen. Gordon, Voko. July A Haivn Refiner, July 5 Lurlme, S. Pres.

Wilson, Orient llinn. Rancher. Naw iliwilt Gen. Buckner, S. F.

July 6 Havvn. Farmer. L. A. Haun.

Planter, Kahului Aorangi. Van. July 10 Hawn. Poi July 11 Bulkier. i a ir: a JMIa F.unker Hiit, A THD 1-1 Peril I-I THD I-I July 12 Pioneer Hake.

Sn July 13 Haun. Pilot. L. A. Jean Lafnte, Orient Pioneer Wave.

San Pedro July 14 Bland. EXPECTED TO DEPART July 1 me Courier. A nUe THD APL MSTS THD MSTS APL C.en. Gordon. S.

Gen. Anocrson, K'-vat. Julv 3 Atoundi i-. Cult July 3 Maun. Packer.

L. A. Mow et F. July 5 Hawn. Refiner, Hilo l.mime.

L. A. Pres. Wion. S.

F. Ju'y 6 spe! Scientist. C. Z. Ha n.

Rancher. C. Madaket. Es-t Coast Aoransi. Suva Gen.

Buckner. Guam Juiy 7 Haini, Farmer. Hi'o July Haivn. Planter. S.

F. Srnarinria. L. A. Banker Hill." Kahului Ju'y 12 Haivn Bulkier, Hilo Pioneer Lake.

Yoko. July 13 Hrun. Farmer. F. Pioneer Wave.

Mia July 14Hnwn. Pilot, Hilo SHIPS IN PORT Porn a re Maplebank. THD Capt. Arlo Olson. MSTS Steel THD THD MSTS I THD I-I i I-I I I-I 26 39-E 24 Legal Notices OWNER NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT Notice hereby given pursuant to Section S770.

Revised Law- ef Hawaii. that Bertrand Fern. Comractor ha completed the two s'ory builrhng it Kin a and Victoria Tax Kev 2-4-14-17. Honolulu. T.

H. BROOK LAND HOTEL. LIMITED i Owner i i -R. Julv 3. 10.

Ip5i.ii NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP i- tri'cbv siv on thr 20: dav of SHICiE and MAsAIClo FUSATO entered in'o a copartnership rnaintai.iin? and carr ins on a restaurant and di name LITE. Honoli seneral biisine--- under th" and style of "THE HARBOR located at 644 Kakaako -Street, i hi SHIGE HOKAMA MASAICHI FUSATO July 3, 4, 1S50J I I i I I I I sales manager. The Clippers have been modified jto sleep 36 persons wiih 39 fully reclining sleeperette lounges and 17 berths. The sleeperette lounges ill be available at no extra charge. Sleeperette-berth configurations were recently installed on Pan American's routes between Honolulu and the Orient.

Public address systems have been 'added to all Clippers in the m.ain- land-Hawaii service to provide clm-jner music at mealtimes and for 'captains 1o use in pointing inter -jesting sights along the route and Leaal Notices 1 i SELLERS NOTICE OF NON-RESPONSIBILITY Notice i- hereby nay of June, 19; sold ihe hu-ine-s FRONT TAVERN. given that on the "0. the undersigned, known a- RED located fct Aala Honolulu. I not be i for T. and will any ftiil or ooll aations incurred by or for i I ne-- o.i or after that date, I MRS.

HARRIET M. aid busi- ZAttLAN I 1, 3, 4. 1950 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION CF COPARTNERSHIP Noiut- i- iiercb' given that on the dav of December. J943. co-! 'partnership between the undersigned, i doing bu-ine-s a OAHC VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY, located at 505 Road, Ilonoluiu.

T. has i teen bv mutual consent. THOMAS C. SONOMURA-ICR F.N A LEE CHARLOTTE Y. CHfJE -B.

1. 3. 19501 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF HAWAIIAN DISTILLERIES, LIMITED, A DISSOLVED HAWAIIAN CORPORATION. The undersigned. du'v appointed jT, u-tee- of HAWAIIAN DISTUIJnlES.

LIMITED, a Hawaiian corporation til--i unncr decree of Territorial (Treasuter dated June 15. 19.50. he) by notuv all creditous of -aid corporation their claims, itn proper Zri TSUKIYAMA. one of the Trustee-. Room 202, Kas Appliance Building.

Hit South King Slieet. Honolulu 13. T. within mntty i liO i days Irom Ihe -t publicano.i oi this 'notice, or such claims nall be forever barred. Dated: Honolulu.

T. June 24. 1950. TG5K1SO 1MAI WILFRED C. TSUKIYAMA Trustees of Hawaiian Distilleries.

Ijmiteti. a Hawaiian i "orporation. June 2H. Julv 3. 10.

17. 1950. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SEALED TENDERS will be receiver! to and pub'iclv opened and read aloud at 2:00 P. Juiy 11th. 1i50.

in the office of the Chief Purchasins Ardent of the City and County of Hono-luij for the furnishing of labor and mateiah nece--arv for the fillies of the WAIPAHU PUBLIC PARK. WAI-PAHU, OAHU. T. H. Plans, specifications and forms of contract documents wav be obtained from tiie Office of the Chili Purchasing Agent, Fifth Floor.

Citv Hall, up. depo-it of Ten Dollars 510-no i in cash or leaal tender. Fv auihoritv of BOARD OF PUBUC PARKS RECREATION R. W. SMYTH Chief Purchasing Aent Citv and County of Honolulu.

55 -B J.me 27 20, Ju'v 1, 3, 5. 50-passenger 4 Enaine Luxury Airliners SKYCOACH AIRTRAVEL WAY $119 to A. San Francisco Phones 53704 573C2 Eves. 9273 i I I i I NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Amerien Natural Gas Atlas PI wood Electric Bond A Share Pairchi'd Er.p.sne Kaiser-Frazer Ningara Hndson Power NUrs Bement Pond Pantepec Oil Jo 14 :4 17 15 10 7 30 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Thursday Friday Monda Hijh I rr.v Clo-e 2ufi. OP i Dos 2 03 20 RAILROAD STOCKS Cloe 31 24 52.24 51.

Down 20 UTILITY STOCKS Hien Eo 40.33 40. R4 40.70 Up. (31 Volume 1. 540.000 SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS Cio A.M. Mon b.12 blO bl2 71 Ml bl5 bM b2 30 11 b3 h.25 11 b43 i Creameries of America Golden State Honolulu Oil Le Tourneau (R.

Magnavox Mat son Navigation Menasco Manutac'm vg Mindanao Mother Lode North American Oil Occidental Petroleum Transamenca Com Universal Consol Oil Pet Corn Pfd .13 10' 12 70- 11 15 1 2.50 11 43 25 16 4S Officers Castle Cocke steamship opcrru- iing department, will be on vacation for the next three weeks. Mr. Bowman plans to spend most of his time traveling on the Big 'Island with his wife. Gl BENEFITS DUE WASHINGTON. July 3 INSi The army was virtually contain Sunday that mericans who participate in the Korean war will be eligible for benefits similar to those provided in the GI bill oi 'rights.

nfipial af tinn bv 111 be necessary, however, because oi the expiration dates on most or tne benefits which the bill provides. INDIANA TAPERS MERGE BLOOMINGTON. July 3 'UF' This city's two afternoon daily newspapers were merged irto one. effective Saturday. George J.

Wise, 'publisher of the Daily Herald, and Mrs. Anna W. Bradfute. president of the Vorld-Telephone, announced that the new daily will be known as "Herald-Telephone." Rising of newspaper production is given as the reason for the merger. The owners say that two newspapers can not be successfully operated in the city, because of he 'high costs involved.

Tables for Honolulu rriK nivc honoi 1 1 1 t. Moon 5 53 ni 5-53 9 51 sra iA am a .54 am 5 am 55 am Ml .55 am 8 .58 5 56 a.n am h.57 im 7 pm II pm J.l pm 1:18 pm 7.18 jiiu IS pm 7 17 pm 7.17 pm 7 17 pm 7:17 pm 7:17 pm 1:17 pm 7.17 pm 10.49 pm 1 1 pm 1 1 cm 12.24 am sm 130 am 2 :08 am 2 50 am 3 3 am 4 29 am 5:25 am 23 am 9 SO am jt, am 26 pm 16 B-rr I i 07 pm 53 pm i 52 pm 47 pm 42 pm 35 pm J2 2S pm pm ah tKi a box chart dpth trom rh dep'h eitnej aad or mio. the p.n- cf i-r-s ilewi oTreded bv rn the char, rait as indUa'fd minus Tn lir.d trom the MOON TH l-ilii as' rl mniin. -lune 2P Qisr-er, lu!" 4. mnnn.

tulv fluerier. 2 Full tnomi, bei.ra 1 r.e r-il snt enfls 1 fceUr aijiu'w I 1 1 War correspondents and photog i-Ershnrt; are mnvine across the Pacific to the newest "hot spot'' in global turmoil. That's Korea, scene of a desperate battle between the Communists and the republic forces to the south. Leif Erickson. chief of the Associated Press bureau in Hawaii and the general Pacific area including Guam, is ready to leave for Japan and probably South Korea in the next few days.

MY" DANS -TEAM' HERE BRIEFLY Saturday morning's early Pan American plane from Ihe coast, arriving at 3:30. brought in Carl and Shelley Mycans, famed man and wife team of Time, Life and Fortune magazines. They have been stationed in Tokyo for the past several years. They have been on the U. S.

mainland for a vacation. Now they arc on their way hack to troubled Asia. ACME MAN ON PLANE A crack photographer and Honolulu Stock Sales Shares- 25 A.ner Fac I 15. 50. Mil Azril.

ar 100, 35 McBryde a. 5 peer at 5: 50 Waialua loo. 25 H. C. S.

at fi. 20, 80, 25 Hav.n. Pine S. 43. 25.

25 Hav.n. Elec. olf 23; 50. 23. 50.

50 Haw n. Elec. 23: 10 Hav n. Elee. off at 28" Ha.

n. Elec. pto. off at 9J It 100 25. 15 Mut.

Tel. at 11: at 11: 10. 5 Mu 9: 400. 250. 100, 2'.

20 Mui Tel. lin Tel oici. A at 100 Ran. Tran-. off at .5.

20. M. -3 Cons. A-v Helemano at 13: ion. 17' ac.

30 Ref. 100 off at 2. 5fM) Par. Ref. 0 per or sales today bono 11 ni ro, S500 Legal Notices CHANGE OF COPARTNERSHIP Notice is herebv given that on the i31st dav of Ma'v, 1950.

LEWIS K. WOODWARD, withdrew from the partnership doinr busines- as ACME ELF.CTRTCAL SERVICE CO lcated Ut 1374 S. Kie.g Honolulu, T. H. Present partner-: KENNETH CHC WA WONG AMANDA M.

WONG 3 4 IWil i NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP Notice 30th day entered busmen i- h.eieb ven that on the of Jul 1950 cop, the nitnershiD ciorie SISTERS CAFE, Street, Honolulu. into a iHftt.t at 105u Aala loca'ed H. SATL1RNIMO CACHOLA GERARDO CANTOR NA ALFONSO CANTORNA 1. 3. lh.30 1 i June NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP Notice is he reb given on the cay of June.

1 Pot, the unoer-igned entered into a tlolnit business s- LUCK 5' ELEVEN RECREATION, located at 1403 S. King St Honolulu. T. li ANTHONY G. FIGUEIRA JOSEPH E.

GONSALVES Ju'v 1. 3. NOTICE TO CRDITOR5 Circuit Court, First Circuit, Territory of Hswau Estate of EDITH CUMMINS THOMSON, Deceased Probate No. 16237 AH creditors of said EDITH CUM- MINS THOMSON, deceased, are hereby notified to present their claims, proper vouchers or dulv autbenti-Icated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by mort-tage on real estate. to the imfler-ured st rts oiiioe.

120 soui.1 King btreet, Honolulu. Hav.au. -vithin tour months trom the date of the iiift publication of this notice, or thev will be forever barred. DATED: Honolulu. Hawaii.

Julv 3. 1950. HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY. LIMITED Executor of the Will r.f EDITH CUMMINS THOMSON. Deceased.

ANDERSON. WRENN 4 JENKS Attornevs for Executor July 3. 10. 17. 24.

1950 innnnltD -se- i-rF iSSbiJsmsstSB 4 1 "a4j(Wr Ti "i i i Additional N. Y. Closing Prices By wireleri to Ross A Co. Schwabacher Co. from Monday, 19.30 iM.i.i.

3 4 2'i 441 b3 Ft i. Annenean Mroca Claude Neon Curtis Fui lishinjr Food Mach Kansas Citv Southern rerr McGee Mo. Kan. Texas Pfd Liquid Carbonic National Confenne'" National Fuprlv Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Panfcand'e Prod A Ref. Ztew art-Warner Technicolor Trxas Eastern Trans.

41- 2 ia 33 15' 1V bl7 15 ti 14! Ifl'. TcUlan Ttovanv QUOTATIONS BY AIRMAIL Thursday Uied MH1C American Stel Fdr. Am. Water WctI: Benguct Cons Mines 27 23 1 nil 1 Ttl 12 18 11 13 42 4 42 22 b9'-. 15 b' i bl0 b2 5o 4 l' Butler Brotf.ers Centl Ariz rwr A Li' Central t.are.a Mfg.

Fanstecl Mcfal Ferro Enamel Grayson Robinson Harbison. Walker Lear. Inc Lv ech Co MeCrav. Electric Mo. Kan.

Texas Motorola Co Motor Wheel Corp Oliver UN Filters Petroleum Ctrp Resources Irtl Corp Sparkf W'ithington Standard Railv, Equip Sfeen Roc'-t Iron Mine Sterling. Inc. I 'Vright Harcreaves American automobiles are re- placing camels in carrying lem pilgrims to Mecca for shin. Ins- wor- Legal Notices OTICE OF DISSOLUTIO OF COPARTNERSHIP Notice l- hereby given that on the 17th day of May." 1550. the copartner--hio between the undersigned, dome business as ELALE INN, loca'ed at 232 N.

Beretania Honolulu, T. ha been dissolved. HENRY K. LUNTNO ARTHUR J. UNDER SON Cdec'd) Julv 3.

4. 19501 QUOTATIONS OF FRESH OAHU EGGS Wholesale Not Mor Than 67c 5Sc 43c Large Eggs Medium F.rgs Small Eggs Retail at Producers' Farm Large Eggs "75c Medium Eggs 65c Small Eggs 50c Oohu Poultryrocn't Ann. 1 i i Propeller Club to Elect The Propeller Club of Honolulu will meet Tuesday, July 11. to eloct officers for the coming" year. Normally held on the first Wednesday at each month, the meeting time was set ahead for July only.

It will be held at the Armed Forces Officers cluh. BBS Nominated for offices in the cluh are: Howard B. rites, president; I rank H. Gallagher, first vice president; William Norwood, second rice president; John Cantillion, secretary, and M. B.

freeman. treasurer. warren Iilus is outgoing pies The club's harbor development committee is recommending that they continue to keep an eye on three major projects: 1 Construction of the new Pier 2. A fireboat for Honolulu harbor. 3 The development of Ala Wai yacht harbor.

The committee aloo suggests that should be given license to take in active interest in a second channel entrance for Honolulu harbor ind a special pier for handling and oiher dangerous cargo. BOWMAN VACATIONS Kent Bowman, assistant in the Tide, Sun and Moon r. ro4sT ano r.f ontTic si'rvet Tide H'irh Tnr.t Hi. Time H. 7 04 am ro piri lit urn 7 y.m 9 1 em 0 1 9 7 I 0 ft 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 :3 Ti 11 44 '1 .33 mm pm 3 es 1 48 3 40 34 pm 4:12 Bin pm 4:46 am S.22 5.S6 10 16 pm 6:31 10:40 pm 7.0.9 it pm V.4tl am 1 pm 8 11 pm 9.11 am i r.

4 0 I 0 0 1 r. 0 9 o.o 4 1 3 o.i 0 2 1 0 i 0 1 fl 1 1 FS tin-. 8 9 fuilda id 11 T.fsUT 12 IS "4 Ff li in 53 12.00 00 pm 12 43 pm 1 31 pm 2 06 rri 13.30 2 pm 1 45 tm 3.42 pm 3 4 11 pm 4 ra 4 47 pm 1 9 fl 5 1 1 0.5 2 I r) 4 2 0 A 2 4 fl.S 2.4 t.ni an en are Kav.anaa siandard time. Ti-e r-luains ot hemiit iv the eiemtion ts The mmber are iv.ays add to ie: -i wr.cn rr.n-rer ar nhi he tit tile Rt the followine I nne ririe Pnrt I 4il v-ii Jli B- Ksr rn A'lfii Ka.i rat 0 1 1 J-1 1 Fluiei'. CMt." is 'ini a Pa in i'M r.

rfai1'. late. Wa anae, Ohij a in a 1 1 to. I'aini Ksiir.riAiKi.t. Kii-ei.

Ma ara I ftnui Hl.l h.e?5a.eua, 1 es 0 lb i i i ef the 1-5 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Liquor Comiois-iun of the City and Cou itv of Honolulu, pursuant to the provisions of Chanter 137, Revised Law of Hawaii as amended, will hold public hearing at Honolulu Hale (Citv Hali! on Monday. July 24. 1950. at 4 o'clock, p. for the purpo-- of considei tne the hereunder listed application for ie tran'ter of a liounr hcense and aov protests and objections to the granting thereof nich nav be made by any registered voter of the election precinct in which the licensed premise proposed to be transferred is located Written protests and objections should be filed with the Sectrtary of said Commission at or before the time of hearing, but any interested party may appear in person at the hearing.

Transfer Apohcatron No. 7 Applicant: David Knock Keong Wone Transfer of license from: Henri- Aw a Wong A Fied Firm name: Hawaiian Oke Place of io2 N. Hotel Street Class and Kind of iicen-e: Retail Gene-a' DATED: June 30, 1S50 LIQUOR COMMISSION OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU William K. Holt. Chairman Bv WM.

H. LUCAS i Julv 3. I960. Secretaiv 'afaaaauaiawa 1 $77. IS to Kansas City $75 to Chicago S99 to Washington, to Detroit S87.32 to Cleveland D.

C. 90.56 to Pittsburgh $39 to New York iMon.jched. ftighta) From Oakland or Burbank AM prices plus tux 10 discount, return trip. rOR RESERVATIONS CALL PHILIPPINE TRAVEL BUREAU 307 Boston BlfJa-1037 Fort St..