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Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 16

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PAGE 16 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1951 If) If Marl kAiiU ly restrcd after a 24 hour black-1 The bureau said the typhoon was! A brief messaee from Tuguega. 11 IUU VlUCn tout. (moving northwest at 14 miles an rao. capital of Cagayan province. MOPSY tyoiADvs mmn? Hilo Policeman 3 Measures Await Signature of Mayor Minimum Sentences Given 9 Offenders said 300 homes were blown down hour.

The typhoon tonight had moved by 90 miles an hour winds. TMr-ncrrTC? I i Ua mOOQ iClUSed hV 340 miles northwest of Luzon, ip vv riv Rir.nn OO OOP5 F09CCT Found Guilty of I lover the China sea. mn i rwrsons were hurt and lJmat new hatv I ijauni, luuuiiiciin iwuii iwj iniR Morals Offense Luzon Typhoon Minimum sentences in nine crim-j inal cases were set by Circuit Judge Jon Wiig yesterday afternoon. Sentences follow: sentences lonow: The Philippines weather bureau north of Manila, reported 13 inches many nomes ucjuuvtu said the storm's center winds rain in the 24 hours ended at the northwest coast. rtt)oH im ti ion miioc on Vinur nft.

a tnHav I TVirflo inr-Vis of rain in Manila, HILO, Aug, 1 By Radio) Sus- MANILA. Auc. 1 6F The tv-ilr -a whil vaulting thl ThV record rainfall thfro is- 2n: v.trdav caused a warehouse wall pended Police Sergeant George A. Tamotsu Nagamine. 21.

first de-jphoon that hit northern Luzon is-1 northern Luzon mountain ranges. inches set in 24 hours in 1911. to collapse, injuring one man. 1 rreuas. una, was iouna kuuij uuimi.

io iuuuuis, tisiiiu tana injured lu persons, heavilv of a morals offense charge ycster- M. Alegria, 21, two years for at- damaged cities and and dav afternoon in district court by tempted first degree burglary; Sum- i brought near-record rainfall. Magistrate M. Norman Olds. merall Ahuna, 26.

two years fori These reports came to Manila to- Msgistrate Olds fined Freitas $100 first-degree larceny; Felix Aciro. 21, day over communications lines part- Three ordinances passed third' reading yesterday at the supervis- ors' meeting and go to Mayor Wil-' son for signature. One, an amendment to a present law, pertains to Sunday shows. It removes the need for having to obtain special permits. Supervisor Sakae Takahashi said ''the only purpose of this ordinance change is to cut red tape." PRESERVE PALM TREES An ordinance earlier introduced by Supervisor John M.

Asinc will prohibit the injury or destruction of shade or ornamental trees. Mr. Asing said the purpose of this ordinance is primarily to stop the destruction of palm trees by youth WIS 15 THE LAST 4 DA YS- FrL, Sat TO TAKE AD VANTAGE and imposed a jaii sentence ol tnree i.iree years ior iirsx aegree ourgiary the maximum for a mis- and attempted second decree rob- A i 1 ,1 Minnnt Valri.W It I UlLA, Ot. lU Vtars IOF inat'CCIH mrniths i sauit, luiijafi Kooerts, tvoearfc uut, u.y for automobile 'theft, and Richard uoi uik u.e ja i stnitnte Donald T. Cabral, 22, two vears 1 Watson, 18, one vear for automobile automobile theft; Andres B.i theft.

fl 'MM SUMMER CLEARANC rr trr BACK TO SCHOOL in the making of coconut hats. Penalty for violation of the ar-'--p' dinance will be $500, or six months zxuSSSxSZ. served notice of appeal. Freitas, head of the crime prevention bureau of the Hawaii county police department, was specifically charged with adultery involving an 18 year old girl who was a ward of th court. in prison, or both.

The other ordinance pertains to allocation of estimated revenues th Parifir a ns'-atp Afipriran In pronouncing the maximum 4 wjj follow sentence, uias pomiea above those already earmarked in Japanese security pact the 1950 city budget. jthe main peace "treaty out it was reitas duty to protect Island Fabric Shoppc diplomatic official; said. court The American-New Zealand-Aus II Ib 2'-'V White Enamel Percolators 4 Cup 39 Reg. 3.00 6 Cup O59 Reg. 3.25 U.S., Australia, N.Z.

to Sign Pact tralian pact provides that eacn of-j N. MAKES PLANS FOR ECONOMIC WAR FREE! Crystal Place Card Set The place card set with a personality a sparkling idea in brilliant crystal. Just write names on the sand carved panel then wash off. Come in and ask for yours. tr.e tnree country's v.

ouio regart "an armed attack th- Pacific a da ll' WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 a The UNJi r-U Aug. i Fri. Sat.

7.u-j Cidfii-'us i a umtea iNanons suocommu- United States, New Zea Australia plan to sign a security the creation of permanent ma chinery to plan and direct economic pact in San Francisco before the Japanese peace' treaty is signed xhe. Continental 5s th war against future aggressors. JS? yd. Large Glass Cake Plate with Cover SALE mere CarlV next month. IT was rrfauri hv mountain Tt ae a tn learned today.

ranees or tab! land; of trie Rocky moves now being made to build a The third move to forge a nw mountains, from the drain- nermanent U. N. militarv force for vd. anti-Communist defens 98c 59c i system in age is both easterly 'and westerly. use in future emergencies.

259 SALE Metal Shelf with Towel Bar Re3. 2.25 Cookie Molds Re .00 10 Inch Aluminum Tube Reg. 3.45 v1a I Indian Head An cole. Regular 85c Gingham Plaid Fine Woven in Beautiful Color Cotton Percale Print famous Brand. Best Quality.

Regular 65c Metallic Shantung Orchid, Royal, L. Blue. Regular $1.50 White Rayon Shantung IS sale jy yd. i Stainless Steel Spoons 9SC Cake Pan Reg." 1.59..... V2 With Red Plastic Handles.

Reg. SALE ANNIVERSARY SAIE yd. 45 wide. Sensational Values! Many Back-To-School Jfens! Mixing Bowl Sets of 3 75 89c Picnic Cooler Boxes 170 2 THIS IS JUST A FEW OF THE MANY, MANY ITEMS ON SALE Silex Coffee Makers 4 to 6 Cup 49 Reg. 5.40 8 Cup 79 Reg.

5.75 One Veek Starting T0M0RR0V Thursday, Aug. 2nd SAIE HSS yd. hi CHILDREN'S PANTIES SAIE GIRLS' PLASTIC RAINCOAT Sites 2 to 1 4 OPEN THURSDAY NITE 'TIL 9 P.M. GIRLS' SWEATER (100 Woo!) SiieJ 2 to 6m yd. Vd.

yd. Siiej 2 4 6 $100 for mm 4 SAIE Siin 8-10-12 Sail $195 1291 V7hite Cotton Shantung 36" wide White Sharkskin 42" wide Fine Broadcloth Pastel and Dark Shades Nailhead Taffeta Many different colors Hand Print Cotton Crease Resistant 40" wide. Regular $1.5 Army Khaki No. 1 Grade 22 Blue Denim 3 $-100 for PHONE 9-3770 1 420 SOUTH BERETANf A AT MAKIKI SALE $95 0 SALE Sizes 1 to 1 4 $120 yd. yd.

ANNUAL AUGUST i SAIE BOYS' TROUSERS 95 SALE yd. Slze 1 to 12 BOYS' DENIrA INSIDE-OUT With fA-ion Poc'et. Waist 10 to 30. TROUSERS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Cotter Rayon. 595 Suej I With end without obi MEN'S WORK SOX 3 NYLON HOSIERY ISLAND FABRIC SHOPPE 170 S.

Hotel St. Ph. 50-7325 Across from Young Hotel Open till 9 p.m. Thursdays (51 Demefi Tremendous Savings! Ouhtctncling Values! Sum 9 51UO i I for lo 10' 00 BOYS' KHAKI TROUSERS Vith Nc-on Pociiet. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1st 1 1 fxfKW FniMTf Small floral patterns in washable 00 COlTUW PRINIS spun cotton.

Rog. 79c SAUO "a II o'i n- I so Sues ''j LADIES' RAYON SLIPS Sixes 32 4 4 s3 yd. Op, 36" WHITE HOPE MUSLIN S95 59c SALE yd. Boys Sport Shirts Reg. 49c BOYS' PLASTIC RAINCOATS Sl95 3 Ol DEIJIM ycf 36" BUTCHER WEAVE LINEN I 12 Reg.

39c. 4 BOYS' SALE Cyd. SALE yd. fcn I iW iwt ir iiiliiiiiiaiir 80 Sti. PRINTED PERCALi Reg.

65c 7 f4 BOYS' KHAKI PANTS DENIM PANTS OL't niUXMiMU Wide selection of colors in good quality SlOO SALE I yd. SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' POLO SHIRTS IU I SIiVHLL I HH fabric. Preshrunk. Reg. i 1 An If A I Good quality for J.P.O.

Uniforms and i (sizes 2-12) (Sizes 2-6) i SlOO yd. SALE boys' trousers. A real value. Reg. $1,45 BOY'S POLO SHIRT A1 SCHOOL BAGS 00 SiOO 1 CORDUROY PANTS 495 From if 1 4 Open Thursday Nights Until 9 4 BOYS' fi it 36" WHITE INDIAN HEAD rcg.

75c 36" COTTON BROADCLOTH rcg. 69c White, orchid, maiie. grei, b'ock, pmk. 36" WAFFLE PIQUE rcg. S9c Sonforixod eoler-fott.

Oceon coral, choice equo, ycliow, elite grev. kclly green, Jamaica ye'low, blwe, 36" DAINTY DIMITY rcg. 75c Dimity c3t. smrj't rnr( pmtt'tnl fnf eryrioy nf, 36" RAYON PRINTS rcg. 95c Large otortmn! of pattern to frpm.

Phone 56203 AT RAINCC Sizes S-M-L (Plastic) 14 227 N. King St. Opp. Aala Park) 1 3 'WW WO tiMMWk rifcWWIiI'lWIIIMi II MISSES' RAINCOAT GIRLS' RAINCOAT 39" PLAIN FRENCH CREPE rcg. 79c iff 75 I25 1 (sizes 7-14) (sizes 2-6X) 1 THURSDAY FEATURES ydi 72" NETTING 40" MULTIFILAMENT 36" CHAMBRAY STRIPES LADIES' RAINCOAT MENS RAINCOAT 85 Long wpnnnj, coo! cisp.

San'otiitd. CREPE 1 I85 yd. Rn. 1.15 (Plastic) (Plastic) 42" LUANA RAYON V. .45 nyon C'f jmroh tf Jrure wear, wnihible.

A yd ft 1 At ieg. 95 36" DOTTED SWISS Si 1.10 yd. 4 69 00, Solid color, washable. 36" COTTON POPLIN In ssiid or jfurdy wear. 'JSc Fin cotton wih pprrnnent woven dot that yd.

1 Srj I BUY FIRST SHIRT AT REGULAR PRICE GET SECOND ONE FOR 99c i r1 if' 4 i rJ fTf "i 36" WHITE PIOUE EYELETTE rcg. 1.95 42" METALLIC SHANTUNG rcg. 1.45 Royal, green, aqua. 36" FULLER FANCY BROADCLOTH rc3- U0 Always consistently in demand for this popular pattern. r-YV 0 A and PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM SETS MEN'S SWIM SHORT MEN'S POLO SHIRT to MEN'S PAJAMAS 11 1 36" COTTON HAWAIIAN PRINTS 23" WHITE BROCADED $95 SILK.

Reg. $3.95 sti yd. 54x54 Hand-made 6 napkins MEN'S UNDERSHIRT 39c 69 1 Guaranteed co'cr. Pre-'nrun'. Rcg.

89c 5 1 v. PURE LINEN I TABLE SETS 3 set EXTRA VALUE CHILDREN'S CHINESE SANDALWOOD FAN COTTON BLOUSES rcg. ffc r- b'ue "nd 1 4 1.50 ca. 7) A INSIDE OUT DENIM PANTS -T- SCfCt'jl Waist Size 20-26 all sales final lZjr LADIES' EMBROIDERED SATIN KIMONO i reg. 19.50 SALE Specially priced for Thursday savings Open Thursday 'til 9 ALSO SPECIAL- EASY TERMS DECORATING SERVICE Chinaware Chinese Satin Emb.

a a i Coats Jackets Pajamas Mah Jong Sets Pillow Cases 150 N. King St. Opposite Oahu AAarket Between River and Kekaulike Sts. 4 I 1133 FORT ST. 2 Doors above Kress) S.

Jli 1 1 702 So. Bcrctania 1 1 OpEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 1 f2L LU-.

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