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HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 FIVJE THE GERMAN ASES IN SPAIN LIBERTY HOUSE FRENCH-CHARGE: CONSTRUCTION BRONTE VISITS FRIENDLY ISLE "July Classic" Bag Event! i IN TERRITORIES Mamo Clark Is Starting Fourth Role For Screen By GEORGE RHODES (Soeetal Correspondence) HOLLYWOOD, July 20. By Clipper). Mamo Clark, former Honolulu girl who left her law studies for a film career, will go before the camera in her fourth picture role today at the Grand National studies. Maroo, with a number of other w-eil known island people including Mrs. Homer Hayes.

Mrs. Pauline Steele and Homer Hayes played a leading part in the just completed Samuel Goldwyn production of The Hurricane. i The comely Hawaiian beauty is to go on location at Catalina island Fortification By Nazis of Spanish Possessions Is Living Quarters For Ship Crews Unsatisfactory SAN FRANCISCO. July 22. J.

J. Sullivan, business agent for the Marine Firemen's union, testified at a maritime commission hearing Wednesday that many ships have offered seamen "unlivable conditions. Sullivan said Dollar lines was the worst offender. Charles Post, also of the Marine Firemen's union, said that Dollar lines sanitation and size of living quarters were unsatisfactory. He asked also that the record include a resolution asking that crews share in the benefits cf any subsidization.

Discussions at the hearing included proposals for an eight-hour day, more time off in port and transportation money in event seamen were transferred when away from home. (Continued from Page 1) one's shoes were coated with mud. Mrs. Bronte, whose shoes had more than two inches of mud, remarked that she would wrap up her shoes to preserve the mud and take them back home as a souvenir. Mr.

Bronte promised to see that she does so. A resume of the landing and what followed was related by Magistrate McCorriston, who took care of the fliers until they left for Honolulu-Picked Up By Japanese The fliers, badly shaken and scratched, were up by some Japanese on a truck and taken to S. MANDATE -ON PALESTINE-IS SUGGESTED Member of British Parliament Proposes Transfer of Holy Land Control LONDON, July 22. LV Geoffrey Mander. Liberal member of commons, proposed today that Great Britain give the United States the Palestine mandate.

Mander gave written notice he would ask Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain whether in view of the British government's unwillingness to continue to administer the mandate" the prime minister will "consider the advisability of proposing to the League of Nations that it should be offered to the United States." Colonial Secretary Ormsby-Gore Reported From Paris GIBRALTAR. July tt. vTw rebel military trains packed with wounded arrived today from Alcecira. Spain. Official said the wounded, inrludinr inany forelfner, came from the Cordoba front where loyalists are ataginr a vigorous attack.

About 100 more disabled soldier were brought in tracks to hMpitals at La Linea. (Hollywood's South Seas island) to play, in her new role opposite George Huston in Wallaby Jim, a Grand National production. PARIS, July 22, U.P. Genevieve Tsboulj, political commentator. charged in an editorial today that REFINERS ARE HIT BYICKES Germany has honeycombed Span lr.h insular ad territorial pesscs ions with naval submarine bases.

Tabouis paid official reports cov disclosed during debate on the Palestine question that Lord Balfour did not author the famous "Balfour declaration of 1917. He said Bal- I four submitted a draft but it was i rejected and Lord Alfred Milner wrote another which was accepted. (Continued from Page 1) ring the situation have arrived in Paris and London, accompanied by corroborating photographs. He asserted that as a result of the development, Premier Neville versy is that the interior depart ment is seeking to strike out limi tation on the amount of refined su Since Balfour announced Milner's declaration, the secretary said, it became known as his. gar which may be imported from the islands, a limitation which has been law from the beginning, while my position is that establishment of what amounts to preference for corporate refiners in the islands is not Kaunakakai, where they reported their crash to officials in Honolulu.

Magistrate McCorriston. who was at court at Ualapue, rushed to his car and overtook them at Kaunakakai. He offered to take the Iliers back to their plane, some 20 miles away, then persuaded them to rest at his home at Kamalo. Hot coffee and later a big lunch were served to the tired fliers. At 1:30 p.

an army plane arrived at Hoolehua to pick up Mr. Smith and Mr. Bronte. Magistrate McCorriston told how seaplanes and a navy ship arrived at Kamalo wharf in the afternoon to pick up the wrecked plane. For the past 10 years.

Magistrate McCorriston and Bronte have been in constant communication. Also among those present today was Deputy Sheriff Charles R. Lindsey, who told of how he and Charles Kaanoi, the captain of police at that time, slept in the plane that night to guard it from souvenir hunters. Mr. Bronte and party were luncheon guests of Mr.

Fagan and were taken on a sightseeing tour of the Friendly Island before they returned to Honolulu by the: afternoon's plane. Mr. and Mrs. Thacker and Mr. McFarlane will remain here a few days before returning to Honolulu.

Mr. McFarlane plans to take scenic pictures of the island for the screen. Denver Resident 'Interested' In sufficiently important to jeopardize the interests of independent Amer Mystery Plane Seen On Atlantic NEW YORK, July 22. A mystery airplane today was reported flying across the Atlantic to Europe. The captain of the British merchantman Ranee advised Radio Marine Corp.

that a plane passed over the steamer 500 miles off Cape Race, N. F. at 9:04 p. m. Wednesday, eastern daylight time.

He said members of the crew heard the roar of the motors and clearly saw lights on the plane. The vessel reported it was unable to identify the plane as to type. EDMONTON, Canada, July 22. (U.R) An airport official said today an unknown foreigner would attempt an around the world solo flight ''within the next few days." The official said Edmonton would be used as a refueling point. He said that airport has received 600 gallons of gasoline, 45 gallons of special German oil and a barrel of high octane fuel.

He said he understood an oil company was acting as agent for the flier, but had not disclosed his identity, itinerary or starting point of the flight. "To Ice a Cake," cake frosting would go on more smoothly if applied with a feather. ican farmers, producers and work MADRID. Jnly 22. IV-For the third time, insurgents today wept loyalists off strategic Hill 660 outside of Madrid, leaving it littered with bodies after the government's unsuccessful attempt to recapture it.

Insurgents tried to level a path to Brunete which loyalist machine gunners held in the face of heavy attacks. Government officers declared the failure of Insurgents to take Brunete might be the turning point In the week old battle. Loyalists estimated fascists lost 10.000 in recent fighting around Madrid. ers. I I I ''0HW Opposes Secretary WASHINGTON, July 21.

(U.R) Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts issued a vigorous statement last night in opposition to Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes' Sailor Found On Ship Unconscious Unconscious and lying in a pool of blood a sailor was found late yesterday afternoon on the deck of the Golden Cloud. The seaman was Louis Feret, who was taken to Queen's hospital where he is being treated for a fractured skull.

His condition is regarded as critical, hospital attendants said today. The sailor was found by Gregg Hatch 'and J. Dill, members of the freighter's crew. Sgt. Allan Taylor and Patrolman William McKillip who investigated were informed by crew members that the sailor had been drinking heavily.

Medical authorities said the man could have received the serious head injury from a fall. proposal to increase Hawaiian and Puerto Rican refined sugar quotas. Rep. McCormack said such action would destroy the continental sugar industry, which already is limited to 60 per cent of its capacity, while Hawaii and Puerto Rico would be allowed to ship as much refined sugar as He said that Hawaii and Puerto Rico are "lavishly subsidized New Hotel Here and want to refine their sugar at home to profit from cheap tropical THE labor." Naval Bombers Chamberlain of Great Britain has asked British diplomats to remain in England for the summer. Tabouis said the bases were constructed at Ceuta, Melilla.

Alhu-cemas, Larache, Ifni, along the Gold Coast and in the Canary islands. He said each is equipped with submarines, oil depots, radio stations and airdromes. He said some of the bases Included anti-aircraft and coast defense guns. The newspaper Echo de Paris published similar charges. Tabouis is foreign editor of L'Ouvre, radical socialist newspaper.

Reports circulated here nd in London that Britain, due to international complications, is seeking better relations with the nationalists and that Gil Robles now is act-tag? as an emissary in Spain. The reports included the assertion that Robles. Spanish diplomat and former professor of political economy at the Salamanca university, lso will represent Portugal in an effort to include the latter nation in any Anglo-rebel LIBERTY HOUSE Fly To Seattle SEATTLE, July' 22. (U.R) Eight Lingerie Values! naval patrol bombers of squadron VP-12 arrived here last night after a nine hour flight from Kodiak. Alaska.

v. 1200 DENVER. July' 22. (U.R) Charles Boettcher, local financier, said today he was interested "in a small financial" way in construction of a new 100-room hotel at Waikiki beach, Honolulu. Boettcher said plans for the hotel are complete and that construction is to start immediately.

Ben Finney of New York and Hollywood is to be In San Francisco it was reported that Herbert Fleishhacker William Leeds of New York and Mr. Boettcher will be partner in the venture. Mr. Boettcher, once the victim of a sensational kidnaping, is a frequent visitor in Hawaii. Organization of coast to coast air service in Canada is proposed in a bill introduced in the house of commons.

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It was reported Robles soon will prevent to Great Britain a list of IH)I1DA(E. Specially Priced! nationalist "government leaders to be selected shortly, in which Robles name possibly will appear. War At Stalemate THE MADRID. July 22. (U.R) After five days of savage fighting in the Brunete sector, the Spanish civil 71T war today reached a temporary LIBERTY HOUSE Lj each stalemate on the Madrid front.

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