Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 2

HONOIUIU STAB.BUUETIN, THURSDAY, JULY 24. 195? AGS 2 1 iCustoms Agents Seize Heroin 1 Cleveland Bartender Waging 1 As Liner Cleveland Docks One-Man War on Rival Union il I in n-)rt nf yiornin nil tilP President i nt.linH Se rrindurtln SI Customs asems futu Cleveland todav and expressed the belief the narcotics had been leu Khind nn the shin by an electrician who tried to smuggle some of it. 4 1 off at Honolulu June 8. a v--rnfr jKnarrt trip llr.er I niii r. one airS So Vadership of the left wing National Union uf Marine Cooks and Stewards.

vm.PC ftlj Hii name Charles Tobin and he is a member of the NUMCS. hold- ma isofk No. 529. Ve have grouped up to $2.50 values in Tucker Gratz, customs collector, said today ne is sauMicu una H. is a poriiuii ua Charles G.

Williams had upon his arrival here June 8." I Willie V-rOZIer His fisht came to ligftt nere io-( dav in the form of a sinsle sheet, mimeographed broadside which hej tr Williams was arrested as ne trieaj to leave the Cleveland that date fYithdrClWS FrOlTl with three ounces of heroin hidden iuiuiuhj i. his shoe Maui Senate Race ThP former electrician was sen-j has distributed to union mcmona, aboard the ship, branding the; NUMCS leaders "it not Commu-j nist. they are Communist svm-; p.Uh;?ers" Tr.i-.in'i r.aT aio-ars dur- tenced to four years in prison by! Willie Crozier-announced today Federal Jude J. Frank McLaush-' that he is withdrawing from the Hn July 7 for illegal importation race on Maui for the Territorial Senate. i It Ur) in a tni5e situation aboard tne; 'AtTwitcan President Liner brought about bv the bitter dispute be-t The former member of the House i FOUND IN PACKAGE seVeral times a candidate for; f- Uvtrn NUMCS and a nvai.

ni7rH AFL Marine i r.r" mi Ar I I I to sell in a hurry for .1 ITninri snonson-d by The ounces of heroin seized, thp senate declined to give any 'todav was found at sea between I reason Ior his decision. He would Im.Ju onrt Hnnffkonsr by Harry i whpthpr he will back 'ispris. a third class ship's clectn- another candidate or not. wmi I'm cian, in an electric lightbulb pack-, -j am definitely withdrawing joe'to which Williams had access from the Senate race on Maui. I hpfore his arrest.

lam not going to run for the Sen- Harry I.und h-rg of the Union of the Fa lfic. 1 WI AFON SEAKCII DKMAMtKI) The dispute reflected on the Honolulu waterfront when thCj Cleveland ariivnt from Yokohama, ithis morning nd members of the; Ir.ncr-hnre local demanded JAPANESE FARMERS-Baron Goto of the Agricultural Extension Service greets Chiaki Yoshizaki, leader of 25 Japanese farmers, the first government-sponsored group ever to study American methods. They will go to California and return to Hawaii in January for a month's study. Star-Bulletin Photo. fl IRIS CULLEM The suspected drug as turned Sate," he said, adding, mats an over to Capt.

Hobert Ehman, mas-II have to say now-. of the Cleveland, who declared His remarks indicated he will xer oi u.e denty to say later. Mr. Cro- on tne snips iwaiui a inrhulent oolit- Tier nn the iici. 41 u.

it to customs onicers on me 1hp Vallev Island, lv.1 arrival today." i rarely hesitates to speak his rmnd Announces the heroin over- Finriinff of the CHARLES TOBIN intppMt in exDected fej-vs: i i m-' hti.y, He had 1 Priest Brings jjapanese Farm (Tour Group Here OWING I HI. i.mencdn i 1 pd his candidacv lor me ociiii- union demand that the ship be ca I i i Liu auranees from American that no weapons U'crei board the ship in the hands r.fj SUP members. i In his little newspaper. Mr.1 Tob.n j.vs of the NUMCS charter tht is menbers have been threat- mid by SUP "on talk about 'n What do you cIl yourselves coins; arourd from br to bar the msnl; brfore the Cleveland ailfd and; a i certain members whom you met in some of these bars?" I siifmr TAit.n mankiik.ii itrarrh for weapons before Steve-. jjcir, nndoubtedlv slipover and button front styles dores would board it to work car-1 surorise to Maui polit-j '2 5 .1 I 1 of a- tufnrH nut there l.i13tpH 1 I To Study Methods a rpsnv caicuiaitru, CO.

xS i.uii-v. iros wno naa was no dispute. hi candidacy in their campaign Before the liner docked, JL.vvu ctrat.ip Twenty five "grass roots ambas ll 4 1F Mr. Crozier lost out in the gen- sadors" representing 40 per cent of i stevedores raised the same point hpn the liner Japan's population, the farmers. LIICV lldUL 10J-J-v eral election on idm I voles.

are stopping here for the day from touched nere tasi mumu tion by onl- fearina gun-toting members oi tne: hv nn wo rprpntlv was the center of a Cleveland's crew. -mitrr disnute vvith Eddie F. Tarn, Mr Tooin Ss a short, mild man-j i nrred man whr) appears to be ins his 40. He has been a bar-j fl the President Cleveland. This is the first group of Japanese farmers ever to be sent by the Japanese government to study American methods.

tender on the i'resideni uicvewim They assert that bailors union chairman, who fired of the Pacific members Jave co h-. sition as inspector gun carrying weapons the West, him trom Mcmorial Coast shipping strike. They sail at midnisht for Cali- I -s inre the ship was launched. "I ve been fixhtin these people 'fnr Mr. Tobin told a today.

"Sure, they've threat- Holy Ward for Shinto Shrine A Honolulu piiest bearing a holv ward for Kapalama Kom-pira Shrine arrived from Japan this morning on the President Cleveland. A part of Japan's "God of Learning" wassentrusted to Gi-saku Fujishima from the Da-zaifu Tenman Shrine outside of Fukuoka in a recent Shinto ceremony. The Buddhist priest proudly noted the 1.050 year old deity is a symbol of the family denoting peace as well as one of wisdom. Ceremonies at the Kompira Shrine will place the deity in a proper sanctuary soon. Mr.

Fujishima says this marks the revival of one Shinto Shrine that was lost during the war. The priest was met by ihc forma where they will spend five Vslkent Line. I A big variety of colors but not every size in every color Fine Grade Rayon Crepe Cotton Seersucker in Solid Shades Certified Values to $2.50, months; two months with Japa- thg stevcdores Cn thei-wiUL VISIT L.ANAI nese farmers, two with Caucasian hpfore the ship tied up and, Minaa? preprescnta- mnntkl tflMf nt tvaikWl farmers au a them tne vessel uau uce cinpia Security AQ- of the the state under auspices sparched threeimes for guns and! Wailuku. will visit mm i u. I I I.L LCZltAW.

r- 7. idnms 5 wouia uiiueiu tiitlivA i anai Citv tomorrow, ne search. Hawaiian Pineapple at University of California. When they- return in January they will spend a month with Island farmers observing poultry. r1r-lrat i nn went nru 1 1 if: 4iJ tit i them if they do i they'd better make a pood job ofi In paper, Mr.

Tobin says the; 'NUMCS national leaders have eon-j r' nun because he doesn't fol- i low their policies. I-'- -Ive called them these names to thftr faces," he writes, "and III do it ain." ILWU An HAUUIA Friday, aboaid the vessel and talked with Ltd. atO the captain, who gave them similar troUing mare Proximity, assurances. retired, is the only horse to this price this limited assortment At swine and vegetable raising and rural living. such victories in After mis, sieveuunw a ThP rarsro in-; score repeat won't last long so be among the first tonight or tomorrow morning u'i um nr ni a foodstuffs plus 1301 major harness racing NT llCirt: IOR CHAMifc mu 25 Titan.

The Arden and the Amer LEARN RICK CULTURE "Our rice farmers on Kauai will probably learn from them." Baron Goto, assistant director of the Agri-Miitiirsi F.xtpnsion service, noted tons of tuna from Japan Mr. Tibm says rie doesn ininw ican Trotting Championanip will be canned here. his efforts will result in any change! Rev. M. Isobe, icaacr iu local shrine.

in NUMCS policies, nowever, ai-1 though he says a number of "Jmotiy oldtimers." have acquired1 iAFL stewards union cards. Mr. Tobin thinks, he says, inai Honolulu Greets 783 Passengers this morning. Leading the group is Chiaki o-: shizaki, Japan executive directors of the Association for International Collaboration of Farmers. It was announced another group of 21 will arrive in August.

Thus each of Japan's 46 prefectures or fiF HOTEL ACCOMMODATIOHS AND COTTAGES From Cleveland tithe govfrnnunt alone is strong i enough to fince changes in the 1 NUMCS leadership. Cleveland Brings 200 Tons of crp.re thronced Pier 8 this morn provinces will be represented inj the project. i All farmers are between the ases of 25 and 35 and were selected by government representatives. Mr. Goto explained they will ing to greet the President Cleveland of the American President t.infs the first large passenger A v5 hhip to rail here since July 3.

arrived from the Orient Japan Foodstuff hv actual working wiui SINGLE S3.50 up DOUBLE $7.00 up About 200 tons of Japanese food- with 783 aboard ana i Arnerican farmers and seeing how sail for San Francisco at imu-, mpthods can be improved. i s-aiii'p. panned seafoods i to FW bamboo arrived aboard the night with 655 i i It was her sister ship, the AT iAtNCHEON It was her si i-rciocm vitviiuu last hrrp i vv i ki i lLii ct orn ds uunui v. i- Orient today. ronra meal, on July i luncheon givtu Some 30 tons of urd in feed mixes.

and a good! If the West Coast shipping striKe Advertiser at Waikiki Lau 1 ee i u. nf frozen fish was also is not settled oy u.t: those greeting them was thp will piuoifui i iTpnrv I. lsnnmiiti. 1 1 i.v...... Lines hip.

Chamber of Com were ck ng up their' as is ot-r the Honolulu meice. h.m at Pier after the food clcai ed KARV fUjioms. the pcriMiaoie iiwtni passenger was! DIET RECESS TO END added to "the capacity load on the TOKYO, July 24 INS-The house of representatives of the, Tananrse Diet (parliament is. high Yee Chuck Sui Chong presented her husband. Chew Nam Chong.

with a son. The Chongs named the youngster Cleveland Soo, after the ship. li-h was first to clear. STATUS NT CM: A It As the small shipment of food prrivrd. uncertainty continued to obscure the status of the Navy Victory ship due to bring bout 10.

(hk) measurement tons of do' ifond caro here from I F.arly reports aid the hip would scheduled to resume session tomorrow after a 20 day recces. House members are expected to meet dailv until July 30, scheduled clos DREAKFAST A la Carte LUiiCUEOMS from 90c 'OWNERS and vou can 1 I. I i ii ing date for the current Liiei. The Chinese family is en iouit to San Francisco. For the arrival the Royal Hawaiian Band turned out in full loading day before yestcr- bt-gin ii's has beat these lecduseiRusse learned rom jstrength and lei sellers shouted 1 But one impoiter ihfiir wares.

arrived in Hongkong three were turned over to authorities and another four were placed under arrest when the ship reached K6bc. There were no stowaways on the trip from Yokohama to from $1.65 j. source yesterday that 'suppliers aren't supposed to start Friers of the flower garlands have declined slightly because passenger ship arrivals have been t- I 1 "1 ments to dock stock slocks in 20,000 side until r.ext week. The supplier indicated that the Also I Cst at ni thicken auJ Pi nner i scarce since mt. i mnst two months ago.

I 234 LEAVE SHIP A toUl ot 234 left trie fchip here i including EXCITEMENT PRESENT Fvritrmfnt wasn't absent ou file liuijli Thf k- Vietviortiit Church of Kandv. -hip hasn't Ken officially reiracn vrt ar.d that her name is not ob-tai-ublc from West Coast Navy sources. Kenneth C. May, chairman of the Civil Defense emergency food committer, said he heard unoffi- this voyage of the Cleveland. Three days out from Yokohama the ship's doctor performed an GABARDINE (ch SLACKS VdJ at i I I Alteration And TOlWlJiillliiiW' I I Pressing CpMon! here attend the Pacific Arra Endeavor Conference which opens Saturday.

Mvlc Waterman, manager of C. F. "Sharp Co. a aents tor selection of 'emergency appendectomy success- I or pes 1 The sea was rougn ai me cnlly that loiasns fully Tew rr iwiffd vml thu mil frutt tp rd KK tut trfc the trce fo.r.ed until Monday. his daughter.

They uiU spend a time. Huthrie. vire president locks in lie racif i Eleven stowaways were Apprehended and returned from whence they came. Before thrs hip left Manila four ASKS NOTIFICATION" In connection with the Victory vhip. Mr.

May afked that importers notify him at Hoom 3G3. Dil'ang-uri if: of the California Stale Bar Association and senior partner of a law tirm and Mrs. Guthrie. George S. Fuji! of Modern Food Tokyo.

i I 1 1 ft If I I'. i i hustled ashore. When ne were Cooper Ranch Inn IThey are not oins to he to get shipments of rice ISlCongestion on IV Channels Other will be able In get rice. 41id. and could use shipping space: May Delay Application Grant Cff Kom Hirjhwoy On Homestead Rd.

cy get the commodity, i 2 TJifv don't Intend to use thrlr Untol Ki i i 1 i I Victory -hip 5p.ice allotted for pn-': tat.ics an4 Some importers ing a iJtn iioor mi uuic 3 AVENUES OrEN Three avenues seem open for re Ily JOHN ItROSNAN The receipt of word today that the Federal Communications Com-rriion has tsken official note of congestion on Oahu's television channel? brought speculation as to viv thev ride red potatoes xrom C.inada before the Navy ship c-ctme available and won't i eed more. The M.T.e may be true of solving the. controversy over me two channels: 1 The hearing before the Itu which would mean a delay before if Pmild be held, the delay during C. M. (Mot) MtlAUSKUN Mif 3 liu 437 how this win ofitons.

Mr. May said. Made A I to sell 1 I for 20 f' A 1 more! fv SIZES 27 to 42 A TANS BROWNS BLUES GREYS 4 TV in the Islands. NINTH MARRIAGE A MIRAGE to mess assc-ciauon the hearing itself, and the lime that would elapse afterward for ln-ve-itiation and handing down a de- Take this $4.95 Gabardine feature by feature: Continuous Waistbands Snug-Tex Waistband feature No Skimpy Cuts Crease-Resistant Fabric Excellent Tailoring Deep Pleats. Seldom, if ever, do you find them ALL built into slacks for less than Add, to this, Russell's unconditional ONE YEAR GUARANTEE of satisfaction or money refunded! Russell's buys to sell at below mainland market prices.

Volume does it! vvvv Rnnir.I.LE. N. Juiy Washington, tne -nr. Tommv most re-! l. rii nr notices to four cent drtam of a luting 'Tiac that hnVe applied ament be- h.t.

turned into a mirage, lie M.char.m.i,. 2-Rearhms atrermrnt be he wa, giving his ninth, fn known flir time forehand by the mterestsmoUed. h-tde the cate after less than two' It ut 3-C channel 13 that ap- exists. thu this however. msKP it 'parentis stilt remains mat; irnony.

TV sr vri iamnim. that the questions mav vvolk nut for CiC.l the commission to u. th. tplcvision resolved t.tnM.n novr further in considering or the best 1 ik nn. I mM i rsfolds.

11 nli develop that will .1 rrtt rx would not be I "anting appncatiun, -rtisinJj budgets I tl. nneritmn testing The channel4: are Sn. y. ill s-Pirentlv in sufficient to wan sl 2. request-; of a large number of stations.

23tS ALEXAIIDER HAMILTON fed by KUU fl. oyail Krnt CAN MOVE FAST I. c.ht bv KGU and KFC1A. th block that is IF" loom- MAKE W' i 'V -u ni.nfnrl 'in" on channels 2 and 4. however.

MAJOR experiencl of a Denver loy last month is indicative inthe potent al develop- of the speed -ith -nich can len of TV on Oahu. How ever, move when all the 1.,. on KGMB and Denver station ll r'-' t'iet it A P--f5 Tub 3 St 5.C0 tip HOTEL STEWART J3.C3 up 1 PRESERVATIONS- I'll ll 11 I SH P-H mm mmsm ma ve uncontested it k-ffi TV received its construction cspci time broadcasting. he green light at lhis case, which even had the YOa "TT.ur TxS five Channels FCC breathless, the station owner terrd on four of tne me wUhy Eugene P. O'Fallon.

had -2. 4. 9 and 11-h i.e nt ahrad with obtaining equip- '-No 13 is wxthnut an PPl Sent 5 virtually that remain-: lt "rh.g it in- when the l5nn could be hav' approval came through, makes it customar to aoiu Vvtm. KOi. tf I tt 1 NS tmu f.

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