Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 7

PAGE 5 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957 Telecasts in Color Kaiser TV Station First Island Shows Continuing at our Downtown and Kailua Tr-- zzn? if -j I sit." Bright lives in Waialae-Kahala. Stores Value Packed w. i Six months ago Henry Kaiser said he would start a color TV station. April 8 the Federal Communications Commission gave him the go-ahead. Last Friday the U.S.

Court of Appeals in Washington threw out a KULA-TV protest. Most of the hour from 7 till 8 was consumed with previews of other movies to be shown. These previews were somewhat less than sensational. Hollywood film techniques have changed. Clothes and styling have changed.

The men looked less like anachronisms than the women. Clark Gable came off well. But Greta Garbo, one of the most beautiful women ever to appear in films, was a loss. The current competition between independents, such as Kaiser, showing old movies great hits when first released and network stations with Hollywood's latest wares is one of the most interesting in any industry today, Honolulu appears to be a good place to watch it unfold. Wf A 1 i TfiMgi hum mi i Wnii mimn'iriTTifriff-ir' nimi'ii irrnrTTi'iiurf 1 I i a bright new fashion Pastel Leather Accessories Canary, coral, pink, green in conversation piece desk accessories; practical memos, diaries, guest books, etc.

Turquoise and deep tones, too. Wonderful as gifts. Shop early, at these won't last! 1.25 to 2.50 STATIONERY SHOP. FIRST FLOOR HONEYMOONERS Nanette Fabray, TV star, and Ronald MacDougall, movie writer, who were married in New York April 23, arrived here over the week end by United Air Lines for a Hawaiian honeymoon. They are at the Hawaiian Village Hotel.

U.A.L. Photo. By SYD LOVE Color television blossomed in the Islands for the first time last night. It sprang forth at 6:30 bright, sharp and beautiful over Channel 13, two days after the last legal hurdle was cleared. Viewers included an estimated 2,500 pioneers at the homes of approximately 50 Oahu residents who have sets, at Kaiser's Hawaiian Village Hotel lobby CHANNEL 13 TV LOG ERRORS ARE BEING CORRECTED DAILY The television log for Channel 13 published in Saturday's Star-Bulletin was wrong because erroneous listings were submitted by the station.

Daily corrections are being made. A KHVH-TV spokesman said feature films will not always start when scheduled because of varying lengths, but will begin as near as possible to times listed in TV logs. Complete shows are scheduled to start at 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. daily, the spokesman said. In order will be news, cartoon, short subject and feature film, he said.

"The film could start anywhere from 20 to '45 minutes after the start of each show," he said. and in his aluminum dome auditorium. Everything was on film or slides. The new station has no camera. Motionless color slides for commercials were seen first.

The voices of Hal Lewis, executive vice-president of KHVH-TV and radio, and of announcer Jack Burns were the first voices heard. Then a brief color roundup of Island news including such events as Lei Day and a high school It.O.T.C. drill-were shown. Bugs Bunny came on next. He was first class entertainment-wise and color-wise.

Comments from the 2o friends and neighbors at- the home of Roy Bright, R.C.A. products distributor in the Islands, included: "Very good." "Terrific from where Dole Pins Travel Award Won by Oahu U.H. Juniors Police Ask Aid in Searcil Judith Arita and Shirley Higa, Uni i7 For Msssmg Teacher, 35 vcrsitv of Hawaii juniors, are the 195 nmu-miut im uiiiiiiiiiihiiwwii Dole Summer Travel Award winners. The prizes are piven each year by Hawaiian Pineapple Company to two outstanding juniors majoring in home economics. They were presented Saturday by George W.

Burgess, company vice-president, at the annual Home Economics Club luncheon at the Willows. 4 Honolulu police are seeking infor-mation which might lead to the whereabouts of Laura Pound, 35. who has been missing from her home since April 22. Miss Pound, a teacher at Scho-field Barracks, was last seen by a friend at 1:30 p.m. 4 Pen O'Rsma Desk Sets Attractively unique and useful desk sets finished in "moonlight black." Select models with trays, memos or ash-trays; each complete with 2 pens.

A desk MUST. each 3-Tier Utility Stand Handsome black wrought iron triple-tiered stand with so many ues. Chip proof finish that goes well in any room. You'll want several. i.

i I Special! Ed Don's Boxed Chocolates IMiss round 95 "Aloha," "Happy Birth-day," "I Love You" you can say so many things with a box of ta'Sty nuts chews or light dark 1 95 5 on that day when he let her out of his car in front of the Reef Hotel. Several hours later, according to Detective Ezra Wolff, a beach boy found her clothing, purse, shoes and beach robe on the beach in front of the hotel. NOTE IN PURSE A pencilled note found in the purse asked that her attorney in Honolulu be notified in the event of her death. Efforts to trace her movements dur- I ing the afternoon of April 22 have thus I far been unsuccesful. I Judith Shirley chocolates.

Gift wrapped. CANDY CORNER, FIRST FLOOR Hawaii Kiwanis Clubs Fele Dislrict Governor STATIONERY SHOP, FIRST FIOOR Haw'n Style Siiirts 1 99 0 Colorful prints on cool short sleeved Miss Pound lived at 1635 Walea Street, Wahiawa, and had been in Honolulu about two years. Any person with information on the missing woman is asked to notify Detective Wolff 5-1911. local 261. Kiwanis clubs on Oahu.

Hawaii. Kauai, and Maui are making plans to entertain Logan Cotton, district governor for Hawaii. California and Nevada who arrived this week cid by Lines for a thrce- cek uii iciat Mr. and Mrs. Cot cotton sport shirts that seem to say a gay "aloha." 2 to 16.

Miss Arita and Miss Higa will leave June 15 on the month-long all-ex-penses-paid trip to the national convention of the American Home Economics Association in St. Louis, as well as travel to major Mainland cities. They will be accompanied by Miss Lorane Cooley. Dole's consumer service director, and H. F.

Griswold, advertising manager. Miss Arita is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Naoki Arita of 3253 Charles Street. ACTIVITIES She has a 3.07 point average and has been active in Y.W.C.A..

Freshmen Camp and Makiki Christian Church work. Miss Higa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ushi Higa of Kaneohc and has a 2.43 point averager She has been a leading member of the Home Economics and 4-H Clubs and is a secretary for the Kahaluu Methodist Church where she serves as Sunday School teacher. Alternates for the trip are Amy Fu-kumoto of Hilo and Doris Miyamoto of Honolulu.

Cotton Boxer Style Longies 229 Sharp looking cotton twill longies with turn-up cuffs; grey, green, navy. 3 to 6x. ton, residents of Rcdondo Beach. Cali-lornia, will be puests of the Windward Oahu Kiwanis Club at a dinner party to be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday night at Pali Palms.

Kailua. The Honolulu Kiwanis Club will welcome the Cottons at the club's 10th anniversary party Saturday night at the home of J. Russell Hudson in Aina llama. The couple are staying at the Reef Hotel and will leave for home May 25. DacronCotton Shortsl29 Unitarian Fellowship Reaches Church Status The Unitarian Fellowship of Honolulu reached church status Sunday with the adoption of a constitution during its regular worship hour.

To become a church, a fellowship must have more than 65 members and a constitution. The 70-member group, whose official name is now the First Unitarian Church of Honolulu, will receive its first minister in August. He is the Reverend Frank Packer, regional director of the American Unitarian Association's Pacific Coast Unitarian Council. At yesterday's meeting, members also elected Mrs. Harold St.

John, president; Navy Captain Henry Arnold, vice-president; Mrs. Charles Poole, secretary; and Dr. Donald Gowing. trea- Cotton for coolness, Dacron for strength, sooo-oo comfortable! Beige, blue, 24-30. BOYS' SHOP, SECOND FLOOR DuPont's polyester fiber i i i i to ox bins lotion bKins 2 49 D.P..

Head to Mainland Clayton J. Chamberltn. superintendent of public instruct on. left yesterday for Washington, D.C.. to attend a conference of chiefs of state school officials.

He is also scheduled to take his annual vacation following the conference. Sergeant Is Honored Master Sergeant. Kenneth R. Griffis of Wahiawa is the Schofield-Lightning News noncommissioned officer of the week. He is first sergeant of Company 14th Infantry.

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