Honolulu Star-Bulletin du lieu suivant : Honolulu, Hawaii • 2

AGE 2 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 $50 Fine Imposed CzCh Plans Young FarmersiConstruction Begun Woman, 44, Dies Of Fall Injuries Advertiser Joins KPOA In Purchase of KONA Stock i be Kahuku buests un Manoa Uassrooms Continued from Page 1 Special star-Buiietin Correspondence Construction of 20 additional Rep. Judd Continued from Page 1 lives at far greater casualties to themselves. own State." said Mr. Judd. "gave honorary Texas citizenship to everyone in the KAHUKU, Oahu, March 10 The classrooms for Manoa.

School be- A 44 year old woman who was injured last month when she stepped out of a moving car died an last week when ground was first meeting of the Kahuku Young The Advertiser Publishing Co. which only four months a so ae- On Weapons Charge A man who pleaded guilty to Tarrying a concealed weapon 'was ordered to pay a fine of $50 by District Magistrate Harry Steiner in District Court yesterday. Deciding D. Tamayo, 43. of Ml -A King was arrested at a dance hall at 82 N.

Beretania St. late Sat sent to Communist Czechoslovakia over the shooting down of an American jet fighter. The State Department said Ambassador George Wadsworth at Prague was instructed at noon to earl- todav in St. Francis Kpn -n -n V.L na? oineG KPOA a o0-o0 purchase of the control in stnrt nf tt01-ieiAn Farmers will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Kahuku School cafeteria. The Waiaiua Chanter of without regaining consciousness tion KONA.

Sharp words were passed in November between officials of the She was Mrs. Helen Switz, who lived at 1014 Lohi'ani St. oroken Marc.n 2 by Cslvin H. Ching. contractor.

Mr. Ching was awarded the contract, having submitted a low bid of S180.650. In addition to the classrooms, he will build lavatories for boys and girls. The contract calls for completion in 200 days. -ti iu ct.

young Farmers will be guests. navrruser, wnicn runs raaio sta- At the tirr the mishno. de or eigti unite. The announcement was made al tion KGU, and Island Broadcastin- D. Keating would step into active tectives said Mrs.

Switz iped GLAD TO CONCEDE Mr. Regan obtained the floor to say he was glad to "concede" but added, "you will admit there was sabotage at Pearl Harbor." Again he was put straight by Mr. Judd. who quoted the FBI facts upmiuu Ui aiUA, UtLdUSc most immediately after Wiesbaden. management of the new operation.

urday night during a raid by the out of the car February 15 follow both were after the same TV Alfred Cantrell is temoorary man- vice squad led by Sergeant Roger Ma rent te. Germany, press dispatches reported that two MIG-15 jet fighters. Leopards normally fear as well ins a quarrel with her husband, who was driving. The scene was in Kahuku near Kahuku Hospital. Announcement of the projected rnerlv e.neral manager coming irom czecnosiovaKia.

snot John Rego. hibiscus expert of Waiaiua will give a demonstration on hibiscus graiting. There will, also be a movie. "Hawaii Paradise Plus." The is invited. The Kahuku Chapter of Young Farmers was organized February; 26 on a temporary status.

It will' be officially recognized when a charter is granted at the Territorial as aeiesi company man and will avoid hls w-henever passible. Mrs. Switz was sitti: 15 miles in- the iiin i. a iiiic Laac i clown tne plane aaooiage commuted oy peoples oi side the American zone of Ger 25 Hawaii. "That isn't the way I understood OPEN A back seat.

The woman suffered a severe head injury and was irsnsierred to St. Francis. She succumbed about 2 a. m. today, the hospital notified police.

many. Wadswonh was instructed to "lodge the strongest possible protest against the attack on U. S. SOCIETY, SEX and the SINGLE WOMAN oung rarmers Convention in Au- sale, which is subject to the approval of the Federal Communications Commission, was made late yesterday afternoon after six meetings were held all day to iron out final details of the sale. CONFLICT RFSOLVFJ) The merger appeared to have resolved the conflict over Channel 4.

Pending Federal Communications Commission approval of the sale, it is probable that the op fCHARSE ACCOUNT planes and the violation OFFICIALS MEET Attending the meeting were rep-; resentatives of Radio Honolulu.1 the Advertiser. Island Broadcast-' ting Co. and Herbert M. Richards, executive vice president of Radio Honolulu and who is offering the stock for sale. Mr.

is selling his controlling interest, according to the announcement. because of ill health. He suffered, a heart attack Western zone of Germanv," Harold M. Fujioka was elected AT THE HUB Pi" a cman lu? to I to sere as chairman. Masalsugu WORDING NOT KNOWN Fukuyama.

vice president, and The State Department said Wads- Chester Saito, Donald worth was told to draw up the Murakoshi. vocational instructor at Jean Kwon Is Chosen Head of Annual Group FORT 6- HOTEL it," said Mr. Regan weakly. ATM EXT A LLE Mr. Judd assailed wartime treatment accorded the Japanese of American ancestry in Hawaii and said.

"I would have been inclined to turn against the country for such treatment, but not these kids. They went all out and came through with the greatest number of decorations of any unit in our Rep. Jacob Javits D-X. Y. made a strong appeal for the ad- hiraseif.

and conseciuemlv Kahuku Hirh Srhnni is aHfi- protest posing applications will be with- Jean Kwon. makeup edito or it did not knov the exact wording i drawn and that KGU and KPOA several months Pnnahriii annual une or the conditions of the sale. was chosen president of Oahu Me' jointly for Channel 4-a ot raugatv a happy Idt't a wedding Ri the mark of Lw th of one condemn a vomarj or orn? iiy i a ingle, voraan a fdd.tv, an objei of pity to hT Why i ne roiiiidered an conquest ih mpn in hr Lip? vi fiip frank. an-wr in h' ft the unrnartd frmai- in nir vfiet, rf-ad f. AND 1 HE.

SINGLE OMAN in desirable channel technicallw High School Yearbook Editors' at this time. Informed Government officials said the Soviet-made MIGs had Czech Air Force markings. The State Department gave no if approved, is that "bona fide creditors will be paid in full." Minority stockholders will also This would eventually release Channel 11 now held bv KONA. It also seemed likelv that John De iven tne Ciian 10 sea tneir mission of Hawaii and warned that explanation about why news of the Association recently. Other officers chosen were Sau Coo.

Roosevelt, vice president; Bernice Iwamoto, McKinlcy, and Donald Rego, treasu rt r. Advisers are Mrs. Shiz.uko N. Ouchi. Roosevelu and Mrs.

Virginia P. Ransburg. McKinley. Tne purpose of the organization holdings on the same basis of pay-is "to improve the general stand- ment per share as extended to arcs of high school yearbooks by Mr. Richards.

exchange of ideas and mutual co- According to KOXA sources, the operation and to better acquaint TV station will probably go off the the students with the processes air by the end of the week for and procedures most useful and about three weeks to a month of beneficial in annual production." -technical improvements and re Mar. Coronet now on sale incident was withheld nearly 11 hours. Press Officer Lincoln White said the instructions to Ambassador Wadsworth went out "as soon as those reports were received here." He added that the Department definitely couid confirm news dispatches about the attack. 9f if the bill was sent back to committee it would be interpreted overseas "that we have again turned our backs on the minorities." The attitude of the Democrats was set forth by Rep. John W.

Cormack the minority whip, who insisted on a guarantee that Alaska Statehood also won id be acted on before he would support Hawaii as ne had done in the past. Mr. McCormack said he would not regard a vote to commit tne Hawaii measure as a vote against Hawaii since it could still be brought up again at a lr.tr tr? Hearing Is Waived organization of the company." HEARING LAST NOVEMBER The new partners with KOXA were the subject of a Federal Communications Commission hearing last November, at which a letter from the Advertiser Publishing Co. "was read. It accused IBC of "bad faith" in filing an application for Honolu- Herbert Kim Leong Ho.

0. of rr designed for the Island Mother-to-be in denim, tattersall check, pa-laja and solid colors. id 1234-P Pua Lane, waived prelim A Hi Hi inary hearing on a charge of forgery when he was arraigned" in District Court vesterdav. The case if the Administration so 'DnVAITV" leg. desired, was committed to Circuit Court.

Ho was charged Saturday by detectives who said he had passed Matador or cuff sizes 9-18 lu's TV channel 4, which was also sought bv the Advertiser. rvv i i I LINE TELEVISION about 30 checks during 1952 total-nig more than S2.000. Ho is free on $500 bail. A -J $95 s450 5 OTHER OPPOSITION Rep. Noah Mason R-II1.

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