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4 Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Saturday, April 21, 1945 VMY Basement President Truman To Broadcast For Okinawa Is The Toughest Battle', Fire Damage Is Opening of San Francisco Parley Senate To Probe Tavares' Reason For Not Removing Bishop Trustees Yanks Find 220 Charred Bodies Of Prisoners By HAL BOYLE THELKA. Germany. April 21. (JPi lent Control Board To Back Izac Proposals Sweeping revision of the residence rent control ordinance for the city-county of Honolulu are under Says the 7th Inf. Set At $25,000 WASHINGTON, April 21.

VP) may have a tough time reconciling some of their views. President Truman will broadcast A basement fire which caused First indications were that a sDirit The senate adopted unanimously today a resolution by Senator Wil-71iam H. Heen asking Attorney General Nils Tavares to explain why of high hopes for success in creat from the WThite House Wednesday on a half hour program between 7:30 and 8 p. m. (EWT) (2 p.

m. about $25,000 damage in The Von Hamm-Young Bishop and King starting at 2:15 p. m. Friday, The charred bodies of 220 prisoners, who were snrayed ing a world security system dominates those delegates who ar consideration now. By JOHN LARDNER War correspondent for Newsweek and North American Newspaper Alliance.

In Hawaii bis dispatches are printed exclusively by The Star-Bulletin. OKINAWA. (Delayed) The 7th HWT) opening the world security conference at San Francisco. he has not brought proceedings for removal oi the trustees oi tne Bemice Pauahi Bishop estate. The resolution requests the attorney general to report on Tuesday, apparently resulted from spontane either already here or on their way.

iC Backed by recommendations by the house naval afairs subcommittee on congested areas, Rent Control The president's speech, to be van wirisuan omuts, aoum Atn- ous combustion in rubber solvent, according to Detective A. N. April 24, at 11 a. m. or as soon with flaming acetone and burned and shot to death just before American troops captured this Leipzig suburb, still were sprawled today in postures of agony.

heard on all networks, will be about figures in the 1943 fight which saw Administrator Lawrence M. Judd can prime minister and the first major delegate to arrive, said he had "very good expectations of tha 10 minutes long and will wind up the reduction of of Bishop es thereafter as he may be heard. He is to report "on any action said today he will ask that the rsnt Overcome by smoke. Clarence the half hour program. tate trustees of more than $12,000 taken by him under resolution work we will accomplish." control commission consider the Izac Other speakers on the program Infantry division the army's most tried and seasoned division in Pacific war came here from campaigns in Attu, Kwajalein and Leyte, and today got around to voting Okinawa the roughest fight it has found so far.

Kuraoka, Hotel Import Co. employe, was rescued by firemen and taken to the Queen's hospital. His condition is reported satisfactory today. report, and recommend thst the mayor and supervisors amend the rent control ordinance in whatever By ALEX SINGLETON BRISTOL, England. April 21.

(JPi will be Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius, Mayor Roger D. Lap-ham of San Francisco, and Gov. Earl Warren of California. moo Some lay in the ruins of the concentration camp's barracks.

Others were caught on the sharp spikes of barbed wire enclosing the camp. Of 324 Polish, Russian. Czech. Prime Minister Churchill said to- way the commission considers ad visable. day "a world organization which we must build and shall build will The White House, in making this "For instance, yesterday was an to about a year.

mom Several days ago nine senators introduced a bill creating a maximum for commissions collected by trustees of charitable trusts. Senator Heen asserted that today's resolution Is not in answer to the new bill. "This resolution is not an answer The recommendations of the con announcement today, said the pres- be free and open to all the nations gressional subcommittee were made of the world." Yugoslav, Frencji and Italian political prisoners in the camp only about 80 survived. A Czech barber off day, comparatively speaking, and for the first time in our long association me and Gomez' had to die a hole to stay alive," said Col. public in The Star-Bulletin Fri iaent speecn nas not yet been prepared.

A 10 minute broadcast would run under 1,000 words. day. who managed to short circuit the The fire swept over 10,000 square feet of floor space and ruined or damaged stocks of radio appliances, repaired radios, dry goods, air conditioning equipment, furniture and fixtures, according to E. E. Bodge, president of the company.

mo The damage, estimated at $25,000, John M. (Mickey) Finn, commander electrically charged barbed wire en By JOHN HIGIITOWER SAN FRANCISCO, April 21. (JP) closure led them to safety. its purpose is to find out what's of the 32nd regiment and veteran of all his divisions in battle. This atrocity took place in Plant The Big Four nations sponsoring the San Francisco security confer- "He means I had to dig," said adopted by the senate of the 22nd session of the legislature of the territory of Hawaii on April 24, 1943 directing the attorney general promptly to institute and press proceedings for the removal' of the trustees under the will and of the estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, deceased.

The removal was to be "for failure by their own admission, to observe and carry out the specific requirements of the trust instrument," Senator Heen said this action should not include those trustees who may have been appointed since the adoption of the resolution by the 1943 legislature. In debate preceding adoption, he said "the trustees, by their own admission before the 1943 senate, said they had not carried out provisions of the will as regards the Kame-hameha boys and girls' schools." Senator Heen was one of the key mum Speaking only a few days before the opening of the world security conference at San Francisco, Britain's wartime leader asserted that "nations must live in peace and justice with one another," thus envisaging the ulti- mate inclusion of even present enemy nations in a world peac organization. He added significantly: "There must be always the neces No. 3 of the Erla works, which made Messerschmitt airplane parts. The camp, in the middle of the factory buildings, was a division of Recommendation 18 says: "To put teeth in its enforcement of rent the local board of supervisors should amend the local basic ordinance to provide for the revocation of renting licenses upon violation of rent control regulations.

Such is far more effective than fines." a Another recommendation is that is covered by insurance. According to Detective Neptune, Private First Class Peter Gomez, CoL Finn's orderly, valet, digger and airplane spotter. Private Gomez displayed his hands, which the notorious Buchenwald, murder Bonifacio Cabudol, employe of the what," he said. Bishop estate trustees during the 1943 senate hearings were George M. Collins, John K.

Clarke, Frank E. Midkiff and Edwin P. Murray. Joseph B. Poindexter was appointed a trustee July 9, 1943, to take the place of E.

Faxon Bishop who died here February 11, 1943. The attorney general of the ter factory near Weimar. Hotel import Von Hamm contained eight blisters varying Young subsidiary, told him he was draining rubber solvent from a from one to three millimeters in depth and half an inch in diameter. large container into a gallon can sary force to restrain enforcement personnel be added to the staff of the rent control com and then into a jug when suddenly "Every time a shell dropped near us I dug deeper until the hole was mission. "a name leaped from under the From here the Germans were marching prisoners by the hundreds to points farther east until last Saturday.

When guards learned the United States 9th armored division had swung around east of Leipzig, they decided to destroy the last 324 left on their hands. moo All were scheduled to be killed David R. Owens, chairman of the gallon can." four feet down. Otherwise as the colonel says both senior and junior ends of our partnership would have ritory at that time was Garner Anthony. Mr.

Tavares had no comment today, saying he had not received the resolution WASHINGTON. April 21. (JP) British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden said today "we in complete agreement on all points" after a conference with Secretary of PARIS, April 21. W-The army newspaper Stars and Stripes today vetoed a suggestion by Senator Magnuson that it select a combat soldier to represent the GIs at the world security conference in San Francisco. "The typical GI would be a two headed calf at the world conference for a dignified study of a confusing situation," the newspaper said, adding that the soldier would be wined, dined and flattered but would be completely bewildered by the complexity of the problems to be examined.

America's eight trained delegates are competent to represent soldier opinion as well as the rest of the nation, the paper said, "and that's good enough for us." says a recommendation to effect this change was made three weeks ago, and is now under been dissolved. Please notify my wife who lives at 1817 Crocket St. moo Cabudol said he kicked the jug away to keep the fire from spreading but the flames ate rapidly along the floor. Firemen, aided by company em' consideration by the supervisors. in Dallas, Texas, that aside from A further recommendation re ID the blisters I am intact Senate Approves 20 Dollar Classification.

Bonus Proposal garding enforcement powers is that the commission be authorized to ployes, LeRoy Stitzer of the navy be represented in court when its yard and other volunteers, con own orders are legally attacked. trolled the blaze in half an hour while police kept a large crowd away from the building. The offices of the company are corporated, will not receive the $50 bonus or the $15 increments. 7. Police in Maui, Kauai and Ha waii counties will not receive the $15 monthly increase and will receive a $35 monthly bonus.

One of Col. Finn's portable telephones was blown up by a Jap shell as he toured his battle lines, and one of his radios was infringed upon by another shell. At other times during this of day, four Japs in a barge were killed on a reef, three planes were shot down in full view of Col. Finn's men, there were two men lost through a booby trap, two concussion cases, and a certain amount of routine on both sides of the line. open today.

Two other recommendations are for modification of restrictions in the ordinance which discourage rental of unused housing, and construction of new housing. In an attempt to encourage new ence are expected by diplomats here to keep a firm control over amendments, to the Dumbarton Oaks proposals for world organization, but many changes are to be made with 8. All county elective officers shall not be in classification. They Russians Drive Into Berlin the agreement of the Big tour. State Edward R.

Stettinius. The two persumably discussed the attitude they will take on the ticklish Polish problem at their meeting with Soviet Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov, who is expected here tonight or tomorrow. Mblotov's delay in reaching Washington has left very little time for the Big Three to settle the broad range of problems facing them and both Mr.

Eden and Mr. Stettinius appeared to be growing impatient. a Mr. Eden was asked if he knew when Mr. Molotov would get here and he said he did not.

Then a reporter asked him when he would leave for San Francisco. "Those two things are connected, he replied. Aother part of the hurried international discussions taking place here was carried on at the White House where U. S. Ambassador to Russia W.

Averell Harriman spent three quarters of an hour talking with President Truman. shall receive flat fixed salaries. construction, Mr. Lawrence said, the commission went on record in this respect on June 17, 1944. Continued From Page 1 9.

The provision for time and one half for overtime was revised so that overtime shall be the hours worked in excess of what constitutes the "normal work week." (In On that date Mr. Owens sent a The conference opening next Wednesday will see the first working out of the principal of big power responsibility which is to be written into the world organization itself the principle that on final decisions the major nations should at all times east of the last reported American Martin, Spencer; Gabrielson Pension that night, Tuesday, said the Czech barber, Carl Tykaul, but for some reason the guards decided to wait until the next day. During the night 30 men managed to climb over the fence. Most of them had hid in holes and corners of the factory. 'To get them out of hiding, the guards went around the next day carrying big steaming cans of potato soup and shouting that all who came out would be fed.

Most of those hiding were so hungry they fell for this trap." Okinawa Yanks Gain By Yards By AL DOPKING GUAM, April 21. (JFh-Fighting on southern Okinawa raged fiercely today as Japanese troops fought a stubborn defense action against three American divisions driving toward Naha, the island's capital. Fleet Admiral Chester W. i i communique yesterday said IS American ships of all types were lost during Okinawa operations between March 18 and April 18. The Japanese lost 100 vessels, among them the prized 45,000 ton battleship Yamato.

Added to The territorial senate, at a three hour session Friday evening ap proved a classification and bonus plan affecting all government em ployes, teachers, policemen and liremen, which will mean an ex tra $20,348,520 in their pockets dur ing the next biennium. The motion, made by Senato-Harold W. Rice and seconded bott by Senator Charles H. Silva ant Ernest N. Heen, adopted by a 9 3 vote, does the following: 1.

The present basic single sal ary schedule for teachers is in creased $25 monthly. 2. The present basic salary sched ule of government employes is increased $15. 3. Police and firemen returned to the salary schedules enacted by the 1943 legislature.

(Salaries under Hawaii defense act rule 88 are eliminated.) 4. Teachers and government employes will receive a $50 monthly positions in the vicinity of Besiau. the case of the Honolulu police the normal work week is 51 hours, for example.) Proposals Tabled Thus it appears unlikely that the 10. The personnel director is The senate has tabled measures mandated to set up annually ade United States, British, Soviet or Chinese delegations will allow any quate specifications for all classes providing $350 monthly pensions for Henry K. Martin, former Hawaii sheriff; Samuel M.

Spencer, former mm Russian forces in a 35 mile breakthrough also reached the important rail junction town of Juetrbog, 10 miles southeast of Truenbrietzen and 27 miles below Berlin, the German high command said. With this sweep the Russians severed virtually all the southward avenues of retreat out of Berlin. mom of positions covered by classiii critical differences to develop amonc themselves although in their letter to the mayor and supervisors asking that it be empowered to establish maximum rent ceilings and minimum standards, without following requirements in the ordinance that these compare with existing buildings. He recommended that this provision apply only to buildings constructed since the freeze date, May 27, 1941, under authorization of the federal housing authority. The mayor and supervisors decided on August 8 not to follow this recommendation.

Referring to action taken by the finance committee of the board Friday, however, Mr. Judd said the supervisors are now reconsidering that decision. chairman of the Hawaii supervisors, behind the scenes negotiations they cation. The specifications shall be presented to the governor annually and to the legislature each time it and a $250 pension for Honolulu Po lice Chief William A. Gabrielson.

meets. Obituaries Paul J. Thurston, director of the bureau of the budget, estimated that Marshal Ivan S. Konev's 1st bonus effective July 1. (A similar Ukrainian army was engaged in the moo The Gabrielson pension was to be effective upon his retirement.

The action was taken following extended committee of the whole hearings. At the same time the senate ap drive soutn of Berlin. this salary scheme will cost the ter ritorial government an additional $20,348,520 if cost of county bonuses are borne by the territory. If these are paid by the counties and city-county, the territorial bill will come to $15,000,000. bonus is now being paid.) 5.

Policemen and firemen will receive a $35 monthly bonus. (The senators agreed the foregoing plan was the most equitable at hand for equalizing the salaries Farther south in Saxony where Marshal Konev's men also were driving toward a linkup with the MRS. DOROTHY C. BENSON The Rev. Anson P.

Stokes Jr. of St Andrew's cathedral will conduct services at 2 p. m. Monday at Borthwick's mortuary for Mrs. Dorothy Clarke Benson, 31, who died at her Nuunau home Friday.

Friends may call at the mortuary Veterans Entering Business Faced With Materials Problem WASHINGTON, April '21. (J) The returning veteran can get government help to establish a small manufacturing plant for himself, but, for materials to operate it, probably will have to take his chances with going concerns. The war production board announced it has doled out most scarce materials to manufacturers of civilian goods in quotas based on their this total in sea-land-air warfare were 2,569 blasted Japanese planes. Americans, the Russians reached proved a Dill providing a pension on retirement to Fire Chief W. W.

The announced American ship Kamenz, 19 miles northeast of granted that teachers are basically Blaisdell of 75 per cent of the salary Senators voting in favor of the losses included five destroyers, the he is then receiving. after 1:45 p. m. Monday. Interment Other pension bills which passed Halligan, Bush and Pringle of tha 2,100 ton class, and the older destroyers Colhoun and M.

L. Abele, plan as finally adopted were Aka-na, Brown, Crane, Crozier, E. Heen. W. H.

Heen, Rice, Silva and Sylva. second reading are: i will be in Nuuanu cemetery. Mrs. Benson was born in Spokane, July 1, 1944. She is survived by the widower, SB 315, S50 monthly to Kate De- two ammunition ships, the Hobbs Dresden and 59 miles from Chem nitz, the Germans said.

Flight Nurse Holds Air Medal Continued From Page 1 receiving $12 a month less than similar government employes and the 1943 schedule for policemen and firemen represented a 26 per cent increase.) 6. Territorial department heads, who have been given large increases in the omnibus salary bill, in which the foregoing have been in Senators Fernandes, Gomes and' Dr. Homer R. Benson; two sons. Mello for injuries received while employed by the city-county, and for which she did not receive workmen's compensation because she Victory and the Logan Victory; the minecraft Emmons and Skylark; the destroyer transport Dickerson, and one gunboat and four landing ere ft, Capellas voted No.

Absent were Senators Pedro Campbell and Hill. Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Clarke, and a was not advised. brother, Don Clarke. all of which were listed by number. SB 211. $50 monthly lifetime pen The smaller American craft sunk sion for Rose Kiyoji, former Kalau- down the amounts being given to established businesses.

Already faced with litigation from one veteran seeking supplies, WPB is drafting a set of policies to govern claims from homecoming soldiers. tatingly to several more evacuation flights, but her main ambition is to "become a civilian again" and settle CAROLINE K. AKAU Services for Caroline Kawai Akau, 14 month old daughter of papa settlement employe. in tne last montn were identified as the gunboat PGM 18, LST 477, LCI 82, LCS 33, LCT 876. SB 212.

S50 mnnthlv mansion in down to married life in Girard, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Akau of Admiral Nimitz said the 15 con Mary A. Kiyoji, former Kalaupapa with her husband.

Sergeant James B. Nabors of the army air force at 2340-C N. King who died Thursday at the Children's hospital, will be held at 1:45 p. m. Monday at stituted all the United States ships sunk in the Okinawa campaign to April 18.

Sheppard field, Tex. Wright Asks Change In Rent Control Law settlement employe. SB 137, pensions for patient employes or laborers at each hospital, settlement and station in Hawaii for treatment and care of persons Yanks, British Take Bologna ROME, April 21. (U.R) American and British troops have captured Bologna, gateway city to the strategic Po river valley in northern Italy, it was announced officially today. Troops of the American 5th and the British 8th armies smashed into the great strongpoint from three sides.

The city's capture enables the Allies to nse their great superiority of armored forces in the battle for northern Italy. moo Doughboys of the 5th army already are astride the Nazis' main escape road northwest of Bologna and hundreds of Allied tanks and armored cars are spilling out into the flat floor of the Po valley for a dash northward. The 5th army continued the attack across the Bologna-Modenan highway into the Po valley, cutting off any German escape from Bologna to the northwest. Both Allied armies were aided by South African troops, who smashed into Casalecchio, three miles southwest of Bologna, in the preliminary phase of the fighting. Nuuanu mortuary.

Her father, Carl Malito, lives in Girard. The Jftev. Edward Kahale, pastor with leprosy. of Kawaiahao church, will officiate at the services. Friends may call after 8 a.

m. Monday. Despite terrific casualties from artillery preparation for the southward push of the 27th, 96th and 7th divisions, the enemy of southern Okinawa was resisting stubbornly. Gains were measured in yards. On little Ie island the enemy de A request from J.

Stowell Wright, FHA director, that the city-county rent control ordinance be amended to permit higher rental ceilings on FHA priority constructed rental Flying Forts lit Targets In Munich Section LONDON, April 21. (U.R) More than 300 Flying Fortresses today smashed at railway and airfield targets in the Munich area, following up a nightlong RAF assault on besieged Berlin. An American communique said that the heavy bombers, escorted by about 400 Mustangs and attacked railway yards at Munich and Ingolstadt and an airfield at Lands berg, 30 miles west of Munich. The American announcement revealed that Yank bombers dropped more than 25,000 tons of explosives on Berlin since the opening of the daylight air offensive on March 4, 1944. 5th Marine Division Index of Captured Allied Fliers Found NURNBERG, Germany, April 21.

(U.R) Fate of thousands of American and British airmen listed as U. Linkup Reported Continued From Page'l the Elbe 75 miles south of the German capital was believed imminent. A British correspondent with the United States 9th army said the muffled thunder of Russian guns could be heard. r- The 9th army divisions opened a flank attack this morning west of Wittenberg, about midway between Berlin and Hamburg, and thrust halfway through the Gartower forest. British armor plunged into the outskirts of Zeven, 20 miles northeast of Bremen, in a dr'e to encircle the river port, and also cut the main road five miles south of Zeven.

British troops were a mile from JOHN ROCHA Services for John Rocha. USA. 30. Returns From War of 676-B Halekauwila St. who died units, was referred Friday by the Saturday Hilo, will be held at supervisor committee to SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC.

O.UJ p. m. Monday at St. Agnes the rent control commission and fense had taken a suicide aspect as the 77th division coped with makeshift defenses. "missing in action" may be learned soon.

church. April 21. The 5th marine division city-county attorney. Friends may call at the residence has returned from its christening after 4 p. m.

Sunday. Burial will in the bloodiest campaign of the Brief Bits be at Diamond Head Memorial nark. facmc. Nuuanu mortuary is in charge of Commanded by Maj. Gen.

Keller arrangements. Born in Honolulu on May 13. 1914. All Fouled Up, the smash hit E. Rockey, the division, activated in January, 1944, saw its first Mr.

Wright contends that, due to greatly increased building costs, new builders are entitled to higher ceilings than owners whose rental properties are subject to ceiling rentals as of May 27. 1941. The present ordinance generally does not permit consideration of a higher ceiling when rentals are fixed by the commission. he is survived by three sisters, Mrs. stateside musical comedy, will be presented the nights of April 25, 26 A processing center for Allied fliers shot down over German territory was discovered at the nearby town of BuchebuhL The center contained a master index file detailing what happened to some 45.000 British and American fliers.

Each captured flier was recorded in a master file and listed in a separate card. He was given a number and his belongings placed in an envelope with the number. Bushels of rings, watches, fraternity pins and dogtags were found in the center. and 27, at the Northside theater on this station prior to making a tour of other military and naval stations the suburbs of Hamburg, second city of Germany, and now dom Lucy Costa, Mrs. Lydiax Salvador and Mrs.

Catherine Romel, and five brothers, Fred, Albert, William and Ernest Rocha of Honolulu, and George Rocha of Los Angeles. Man Hit On Head in the territory and the forward Bundles Dies inated 20 miles of the Elbe southeast of the city. The Germans deepened flood wa By areas. Legal Notices operation on Iwo. a The transports which brought them were far fewer than the ones which left for the Volcanic' isle three months ago, since most of the wounded were flown to hospitals weeks ago, and the sea bags of those who lie buried in the white picket fenced cemetery at the foot of Mt.

Suribachi have already been sent back to their survivors. moo Veterans of Foreign Wars Private Hit on the head by two bundles CHANGE IN COPARTNERSHIP Stuart H. Fiander post 3830 will meet Sunday at 7 p. m. at the club ters along their Grebbe line in Holland guarding the great cities of Utrecht, Amsterdam, The Hague, and Rotterdam.

of cardboard box cartons falling from a load being lifted to a 14 foot high ramp by means of a hoist house at Hangar Ave. and ot. Hickam field. There will be a spe Court Notes NEW CITIZENS The following have been admitted to citizenship by Federal Judge J. Frank McLaughlin: Harold W.

Webster, Michael J. Johnson, Samuel S. Meeks, Ronald Nurnberg, touted shrine of the operated him him in the Loves British Launch New Burma Campaign cial memorial service for President bakery Kapahulu branch Friday, Roosevelt, and installation of re Veto Mb Ye Fails An attempt to override the governor's veto of SB 85, authorizing payment of $6,000 to John De Mello failed to pass by a 9 to 4 vote today. The motion was made by Senator Francis JC Sylva. A two thirds majority of 10 votes is required to oweride a veto.

The matter may be brought up later wheji additional senators are present. Senator J. B. Fernandes was excused to return to Kauai for the weekend and Senator Pedro is in a hospital here. The payment is for alleged loss of equipment on a 1927 contract for the Kaimuki pumping station.

Nazis, was firmly American ruled today. Sixth army group headquarters announced the 7th army had Carl Joseph Scheid, 72, 3540-A Leahi cently elected officers, the installa, The ablebodied men who stepped off the transports, some 18 year Notice is hereby given that on th 28th day of March, 1945, Clarence Hen-rickson withdrew from the copartnership known as MELLO'S EXPRESS carrying on a express business located at 690 Halekawiia Street. Honolulu. T. H.

and that on the said date Joseph Correa has been admitted into the above copartnership. Present partners are: JOSEPH DeMEIXO. ALFRED De MELLO, JOSEPH CORREA. April 21, 23. 1945.) tion officer to be an officer from warehouse foreman, was pronounced dead on arrival at an army CALCUTTA, April 21.

(JFy-The British have opened a strong new olds and some veterans of other F. Furness, Peter C. Sweeney, Great killed or wounded 5,000 Germans and captured 5,000 more In the bitter four day battle for the city. divisions who helped activate the hospital, Police Officer George campaign to drive the Japanese the Hawaiian department. Refresh ments will be served.

5th. are all proud. Hasegawa reported. from southern Burma. A 70 mile thrust south from The Canadian 1st army intensified They're proud of the record they made on Iwo and proud of the A program of open discussion on the public school system will be a drive on the naval ports of Em- 28 Kindergartens Meiktila has carried to within 214 miles of the capital seaport of Ran den and Wilhelmshaven against reception they received here.

Britain. Chong Sing Yuen, Sherman S. Tong, China; Eitel-Fritz Arronge, August Schreiner, Germany; Delfin J. Cernuda, Spain; Leil Olson, Norway; Nickolas De Poulo, Spain. FLYNN IS NAMED Appointment of Thomas W.

Flynn as an assistant public prosecutor to bitter opposition. goon, it was announced last night. Given Approval OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT held at the Tuesday luncheon meeting of the Honolulu Lions club at La Hula Rhumba. Oren E. Long, superintendent of public instruction, and Earl L.

McTaggert, O. W. Rob A 14th army spearhead lunged Nazi Prisoners To down the main Burma railway line Senator Francis K. Sylva, chair to a few miles north of Pymmana They were greeted by wild cheers, music and, more important to the men who had lived aboard ship and on the volcanic hell for three months, with fruit juice and ice cream served by the first white women they had seen since they left members of the American man, announced today that tne Get Bread, Water For The advancing British killed inson, Neil Ackland and Harvey Freeland, of the board of commis ways and means committee has ap 3.500 Japanese in engagements in Pyaube. 26 miles south of Meiktila, proved 28 kindergartens to be oper Refusing To Work Nouce is hereby given that pursuant to the Provisions of Section 4366 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1945, as amended, the construction by J.

Na-gatoshi of that certain residence situated on 2325 Palolo Avenue, Honolulu. T. H. has been completed. MOLLY PARKER.

Owner. April 21. 28. 1945) sioners, are sponsoring the meeting moo at Yamethin 14 miles farther south ated by the school department during the 1945-47 biennium. This is an increase of 16 over the present RUPERT, April 21.

(JP) Red Cross. and at Takon beyond Yanmethm. fill a vacancy created by the pro-j motion of Robert St. Sure, assistant prosecutor, is announced by William Z. Fairbanks, public prosecutor.

CARNEY FOREMAN In organizing the new federal grand jury Friday, Federal Judge J. Frank McLaughlin appointed James R. Carney as foreman and Hugh 1 total. The required appropriation is be ing prepared by the school depart Man Badly Burned Bread and water diet and outdoor sleeping quarters were in order today for approximately half the more than 500 Germans held at the prisoner of war camp here. OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT ment and will be inserted Monday when the budget bill is scheduled Howell, alternate foreman.

Army authorities said tne dis DIVORCE ASKED Suit for divorce has been filed to be reported by committee. Pedestrians Hurt ciplinary action was ordered when 258 privates refused to work in southern Idaho pea fields alongside non-commissioned officers. The supervisors' finance committee has referred to the police commission and the district magistrates a proposal to use the old postoffice building at Bethel and Merchant Sts. for district court rooms. The proposal to move the courts from the present cramped quarters to the other building has been under consideration for a long time.

moo A service of prayer will be held Wednesday at 12:15 p. m. in the YWCA chapel on the occasion of the opening of the San Francisco conference. It will be led by Mrs. Isaac Cox.

The chapel will also be open daily during the conference Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Provisions of SecUon 4366 ot the Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1945. as amended, the construction by J. Naga-toshi of that certain residence situated on 3528 McCorriston Street, Honolulu, T. H.

has been completed. GEORGE ANDERSON. Owner. April 21, 28. 1945.) Severely burned on arms and legs in a fire which badly damaged the interior of a small jewelry shop at 168 N.

Beretania at 9:05 a. m. today, Paul Fujii Nakano. 16, 3423 James jeweler's employe, is in a serious condition in a hospital, according to police, who said apparently the fire started during repair of watches with solvent Not Kam Tai Lee! Former Rep. Kam Tai Lee doesn't live in Kalihi and isn't facing eviction from his home.

Also, he is not the "Kam Tai Lee" mentioned in a news story Wednesday as having testified at a house hearing Tuesday night concerning using the Ala Wai golf course as a federal housing site. Finally, to keep the record straight, the "Kam Tai Lee" who testified was actually Kam York Yee. in circuit court by Everett S. vs. Mabel V.

Asburg, desertion alleged. Suit for separation has been filed by Mary vs. Benjamin Nakila, extreme cruelty alleged. Later 35 others were added be cause of a sullen attitude and their lack of interest in going to work. DIVORCES GRANTED Decrees of divorce have been Two pedestrians suffered scalp cuts Friday, Emily Badiz, 9, 2323 Rose when hit by a touring car at Middle and Rose Sts.

at 4:45 p. and R. Peter David, 25, USNR, when hit by an ewa bound COPARTNERSHIP DRIVER LOSES LICENSE Driver of a truck which, in over MEMORIAL MEMBERSHIP The late Princess David Kawa-nanakoa was voted an honorary memorial member of the Free trolley bus at King and Aala fats taking another truck, claused an approaching navy weapon carrier granted by Judge Willson C. Moore in the court of domestic relations to Christina from Venture Mathias, cruel treatment; Fred S. from Fren-cesca Bederman, cruel treatment; Mary from George Keawemahi, at 4:30 p.

m. Neither driver was truck to hit Waiawa bridge, seri charged by police. Kindergarten Children's Aid as ously injuring 13 Seabees in the Notice is hereby eiven that on the 19th day of April. 1945. Elia Lono and Emily K.

Lono entered into a copartnership doing business under the nam and style of LONO FISH MARKET. retaU sale of Hawaiian foods business, located at 123-124 Market Place, Honolulu, T. H. ELIA LONO. EMILY K.

LONO. April 21. 23. 1945.) navy vehicle, on April 19, John K. Pawn today pleaded guilty of heed Juan Purisima, 3801 Leahi suffered concussion when his motor scooter, turning left waikiki, and a navy truck going ewa collided at less and careless driving.

District sociation at a meeting this week. The fifth person to be honored this year with memorial membership, the late princess gained recognition for her services in the cause of preschool education. rill' (mi Judge Griffith Wight revoked his Beach walk and Kalia Rd. at driver's license and set additional 2:10 n. m.

VFW INSTALLATION Private Stuart H. Fiander post 3830, VFW, will install officers at the VFW clubhouse. Hickam field, at 7 p. m. Sunday.

Commander Edward J. Novak, reelected, will be installed as commander by John T. Reilley, service and rehabilitation officer, department of Hawaii. Other officers to be installed, all reelected, are Carvin D. Bedford, adjutant, and Michael J.

Loupas-sakis, quartermaster. All VFW members are invited.1 Police charged Easter Logan, 808 Kunawai lane, with disregarding a for those desiring to pause for a few moments of prayer and medi-j tation. I mm I A request by fleet shore patrol headquarters that four parking spaces on Union St be set aside for specific use of the coast guard, and a request from the provost marshal that two on Bishop St. be set aside for the office of civilian personnel were denied Friday by the city-county public works a Recuperating: Friends of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth John Williamson will be happy to know that Mrs. Williamson, formerly with The Honolulu in the classified department is recuperating satis cruel treatment. ATTORNEYS NAMED Circuit Judge Charles E. Cassidy, has appointed Attorneys George Y. Kobayashi and Ralph T.

Yamaguchi to defend Juanito C. Marzan, charged with first degree murder in connection with the fatal stabbing, March 25, of Bernice KimbreL Lawrence K. Kekino, burglary charged, was sentenced to a maximum term of 10 years in Oahu sentencing for April 28. WOULD HONOR PILE DENVER, April 21. (JP) A sug stoD sign In connection with his NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ONE 10 TOM MODEL DY KRANE KAR.

ONE JAEGER TRUCK LOADER AND A. P. SMITH PORTABLE POWER PIPE CUTTERS truck's hitting and ripping off front gestion that Okinawa or Ie Jima be named in honor of Ernie Pyle was made today by Capt. Harold doors of a trolley bus at isang ana Isenberg Sts. at 3:40 a.

m. Edna Pennow, bus passenger, suffered a L. Strong of Buckley field. Pyle, a forehead scratch. war correspondent, met death on prison.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re Ie Jima. Man'ev E. Mills, larceny cnarged. Brushless Burma-Shav Is dlHartnf ihs toughest whiskers stand up so your razor can cut them off having a pieasuro loaves tho skin soft and velvety. Try It tomorrow! DENTZ TO DIE GIRL FOUND DRUNK A 15 year old girl, found lying on the sidewalk and moaning about a pain in her throat at 1 :30 a.

m. today on Kukui was pronounced acutely drunk when taken to the emergency hospital by police. She said she did not remember what happened after she drank locally made liquor given to her by some strangers. Juvenile court will try the case. DRIVER LOSES LICENSE Six times convicted as a speeder, Edwin S.

Hulihee, 25, 738 Palani was fined $50 and his driver's li was placed on five years probation ceived up to and opened at 10:00 o'clock A. May 2. 1945. at the office of the Board of Water Supply. Board of Water Surralv Building.

Lisbon Street, EXCHANGE OF SONS factorily from an emergency op conditioned upon going xne mainland. Honolulu, T. for "FURNISHING PARIS, April 21. (JP) Gen. Henri Fernand Dentz, 63 year old commander of the French troops who resisted pritish occupation of Syria in 1941, has been condemned to death for treason.

Corporal George van Reenen, a repatriated prisoner of war, arrived home in Cape Town, South Africa, just in time to say goodby his youngest brother, Hendrick, aged 17. who was becoming the ninth member of the family to join the services'. ONE 10 TON MUULL ux xvn.ino KAR, ONE JAEGER TRUCK LOAT ER AND A. P. SMITH PORTABLE POWER PIPE Specifications may be obtained upon application and deposit of So .00 at the eration performed April 7 at Kapi-olani Maternity hospital.

Mrs, Williamson, since leaving the Bulletin in 1942, has been active in child care work. Until it was recently sold, she was manager of the Peter Pan Child Care Center in Kaimuki, and is presently employed at the Salvation Army Boys' Home as a CRUISER TO BE LAUNCHED PHILADELPHIA, April 21. UP) The light cruiser Galveston will be launched tomorrow, at the Cramp Shipbuilding Co. The ship, a member of the Cleveland class of light cruisers, will displace approximately 10,000 tons. BLIMP DESTROYED SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.

(JP) The navy announced that a lighter than air blimp struck a power wire while approaching Moffett field early this morning and was destroyed by fire, but all crew mem- cense was suspended nine months Oincc oi me i'hi ui The Board of Water Supply reserves the right to accept, or reject, any or all Local Stock Safes Today's Session 30 Ewa up at 254; 45 McBryde at 20, 55, 5, 85 Waialua at 36 Vi; 25 Wailuku at 173i; 80, 120, 25, 100, 55 H. Ry. A at 8i; 80, 100, 5 Inter-Island a. 24; 50, 25 Hawn Elec. up Vt at AQVi; 15 Hon.

Rap. Tran. at 20; 100, 50 San Carlos at 7s. Total sales, 1,070 shares. bids.

GEN. WALKER DECOPATED WASHINGTON. April 21. (JP) Brig. Gen.

John T. Walker, marine corps, has been awarded the Navy Cross for "extraordinary heroism" as commanding officer of the 22nd marines, reinforced, during the assault against Eniwetok in Febru by District Judge Griffith Wight on the sixth charge. Marine MP Harold Bettelman alleged Hulihee drove a jeep at 46 miles an hour on 35 mile limit Kamehameha highway at 12:45 p. m. Thursday.

cottage parent Mr. Williamson us remember in town as a salesman for Nanco, Inc. Since the war, however, he has been at the Hawaiian BOARD OF WATr.K bUff bi CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU FREDERICK OHRT. Manager and Chief Entnneer. April 21.

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PETAIN REPORTED ESCAPED PARIS. April WV-The newspaper Lordre, crediting private sources, said today that Marshal Henri Petain has escaped from Germany into Switzerland. Ot SAlf AT All 0U9 trout, POST IXfuTii'iVAtta mrt srawci stows ben escaped injury ary, 1944, the navy announced today. Air depot..