Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 20

FOUR HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1927 fm rm ayer s- MET. DEATH THIS MORNING 122SP ROYAL HAWAIIAN TO HANDLE AUBURN, STAR Continued from Page IJ distribution cf the R-ar rars -irt Yx NAVY JOINS SEARCH FOR AIRMAN'S BODY Continued from 1 covering the tody Lieut. WH- iMtr and his plane. The navy has all cf the facill-i tit necessary for conducting i searches of U3 nature, it was stated.

Seaplane Lands Within a minute and a half after i Lieut Williams plane was seen Travel Biography Fiction Technical act ether boeis en sale half price at Patten's. Ar.nociu-ctr.ent in Saturday's Star-Bulletin. jto dive and disappear beneath the I water, an F5L type seaplane, piloted by Lieut. W. D.

Johnson, USN. i i landed upon the exact spot. With Lieut. Johnson were four enlisted i 9 I J- men, Including an assistant pilot, a chief radio operator and two cv chanlcs. The F5L was In the Immediate ni.cn.

over by the Royal Hawausm Seles eirectlve abcat July The Auburn will make its first appearance in Honolulu August I. i i In cfcUimng Star and Auburn, tif Royal Hawaiian Sales cornpar.y be in a pofiticn to o'fer prospective buyers a complete line of motor car, from the light four cylinder car ti the special Auburn "Big Eight" sedan. The Star-Auburn lines range in price trom $750 to Star fours mill nr.zs in price frora $750 to $330, Phillips annaunce. while the sixes be Lstod $950 to $1110. The Auburn hne con-sfets of sixes and eights featunr.s continental red tea! motors In the xt models and special Lycorning straisht eight motors in the larger and more expensive cars.

"In securing tr.e franchise for the Auburn the Royal Hawaiian Sales' Co. feels that it has made a move that will prove popular with Hawai- i ian motonsts," sai4 PhUlips. "The! Auburn is a splendid car. It has! been manufactured since the be-i ginning of the automobile indnsrrv' JOY Your Old Piano a Down Payment Durinjr the month of July Corn Waferi 6 Wafers 10 SrmU mith O-JOYl x' Bp now RAPS tniEir for PUB IfjEFIffl British Labor Leader Opens Attack On Changes In the House of Lords (Atsociatsd Pre by Naval nadio) LONDON, July 6. Malum cf censure of the Baldwin government was made In the haue of commons torfv bv J.

Ramsay Mac-Donald, British labor leader and former premier. The motion was made on the basis of the government's scheme lor reform of the house of lords. MacDonaM expressed-' rerret that the government should have put forth a echeme embodying such fundamental changes without a mandate from the people. The motion declared that the scheme gerrymanders the constitution In the Interests of the Conservative party: that it deprives the house of commons of control of finance; that It entrenches ths lord3 on an hereditary basis: and that it takes from the electors their power to deal with the upper house. Premier Stanley Baldwin, in replying, said there was no question involved of the house of lords becoming a serious rival to the house of commons, since there would be no power there to make or, unmake ministers nor any equal rights In enactment of finance measures.

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Phone 79176 'and at the pre; en: time it Is mg rnucn mtireat on the We feel confident that the Auburn! vicinity at the time of the crash, and was not participating in the aloha patrol which escorted the steamer Maul, with LJeuts. Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger. trans-Pacific fliers, aboard, out cf the harbor. Lieutenant's Johnson's ship, in company with another navy seaplane, had off from Pearl Harbor at about o'clock this morning for a reconnaisance tour cf the island, and was returning to the harbor just as the Maul, accompanied by the army air escort, had set a course for Diamond Head. As soon as Lieutenant Johnson saw the great splash made by Lieutenant Williams' plane as it dived into the sea, he turned and swooped down upon the spot and landed.

The second seaplane "stood by" and got into immediate radio communication with Pearl Harbor, reporting the various stages of the preliminary inspection and search. Remnants Found While their plane at rest. Lieutenant Johnson and his crew picked up a tire from Lieutenant Williams' ship, and shortly there- TWO YEARS TO PAY THE BALANCE 1- car wui imful the needs of local motorists to the fullest degree." Farts Department Phillips added that the parts and service department, maintained by the Star Auto Sales would be continued by the Royal Hawaiian Sales Co. The same excellent service will be maintained, he said. MISS MARGARET BROWN of Reno, Nev arrived in Honolulu yesterday afternoon on the Wilhelmina for a short visit In the islands.

SEAT SALE IS NOW ON "WHAT PRICE GLORY Lieut Charles Linton Williams, army airman who was killed this morning when his pursuit plane crashed into the sea off Waikiki beach. This photograph was taken in September last year at the time when hhips piloted by Lieutenant Williams and Lieut. "Harry Wisehart crashed in the air and fell near Waipahu. Both fliers saved themselves by jumping with parachutes. This picture shows Lieutenant Williams beside the wreckage of the plane.

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COMING NEXT WEEK TO THE HAWAII "HUT PERSONALS I r. u. itvan Hawaii's Largest and Most Complete Music House 116 Hotel Street Just a Step From Fort -W mm, iiiropoctist after a piece of the chip's wing fabric about as large as a man's shirt They also saw oil floating on the surface of the water." This was the only evidence of the tragedy which they obtained. The ocean at the point where Lieutenant Williams' plane disappeared is reported to be unusually deep. After remaining for a while in the immediate vicinity, and obtaining no other bits of wreckage, the F5L took off and returned to Pearl Harbor, carrying with it the tire and piece of wing fabric.

COOLIE COATS mm WOOL CHALLIS $5.25 COTTON CREPE $1.50 to $2.50 MR. and MRS. RALPH CUTH-EERTSON sailed today on the Maui for a two months' mainland vacation. will motor up and down the Pacific coast. Cuthbertson is the engraver for The Star-Bulletin.

ERNEST KAI, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kai of Hilo, returned yesterday on the Wilhelmina after graduating from Yale with high honors. He will return to Yale to continue his law studies.

Kai attended the University of Hawaii before going east. MISS MADELINE BAILEY of John Day, and Miss Margaret Raine of Seattle, who have both been attending the University of Washington, arrived today on the Maunganui for' a vacation in the MR. and MRS. JOHN R. PRIESTLEY of Pittsburg, arrived at Honolulu on the steamer Niagara today for a visit of three weeks in Lhe-JslandE.

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