Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 4

4 Nib Tfb'uBt-tftrdf, Thursday, Ahqutf 1955 New York, se Stoclis i HILO TRIBUNE-HERALD SI NEW YORKOP) The Stock Market sold off at the close today -Editor HAUI IL BLICKHAHX-IXSTTB A. and ended mixed after maintaining higher position throughout the day. Jolnii Mioijer Special Rites Mark Opening Of (lew Hotel Price changes ware small either way, easily within a range of 2 points. i Volume to 1,560,000 shares as compared with shares traded Gains and losses spread over a range of between 1 and 2 points either" way. 1-.

The best of the major divisions were the railroads, steels and aircrafts. Some oils did wtJL PublUbtd Every Afternoon and Sunday moralftf bjr'Tbo Hilo Trlbun. Herald, Ltd, Trtbuna-Htrald Building. Hilo, Hawaii. A.

Membei of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau ol Circulatfona. National Advertising Representatives; O'Hara it Onnsbee, Inc. Offices: New Jforle 420 Lexington Chicago 221 N. La Sails Detroit S40 New Center Los Angeles 612 So. Flower Sao Francisco-rRuss.

Bldg. ,5 Avlat'ionr 100 Waialua wM at 7U: 100 Hawaiian Canneries, up Ti at 165 Hawaiian Telephone at 7. Bendix Aviation 47H Curtiss Wright, com 22H Lockheed Aircraft 45Vi No. American Aviation 66 17. n.

Sales 415 shares, By MABTHA LUNA Congratulatory speeches, Hawaiian music and dancing made up special ceremonies at Hotel Hukilau on Wednesday from to 7 p.m. on the grand opening oT Hiloi latest in hotel facilities. A large crowd of gathered on the lanal to witness the ceremonies conducted on the swimming pool site in front of the pill grass thatched lanal on the makal end of the building. Clifford Bowman, TPA manager and close friend of-the William J. Kiml family, owners of the hotel, served as emcee at the HGEA Board Pan American Airways" 184 United Airlines '42y Mttals Anaconda Copper 73V4 National Lead Co.

78 RICH HERITAGE (This is International Week on the Big Island, so proclaimed by the county chairman to point up the International Moon Festival to be held in Kailua, Kona, next Saturday under sponsorship of the Kona Junior Chamber of Commerce. It was a particularly" happy thought on the part of Kona Jaycees to originate' a celebration devoted to the harmonious relationship of Hawaii's multiracial people. Holds Meeting The board of directors' of the Phelps Dodge B9V4 Reynolds Metals Hawaiian Government Employes Association, Hawaii chapter, held Motors Accessories opening. Borg-Warner 44 Invocation was said in Hawaiian its first meeting of the pew fiscal year Wednesday in the basement of the department of health building. The meeting was presided over by newly elected president George Kii, of the territorial department Chrysler Corp.

83 General Motors ,.125 Studebaker-Packard Wa by Deacon Joseph Kalima of Haili Church. Miss Aloha Hawaii (Mary Kamahele) assisted Mr. Bowman by presenting strands of maile Oils leis to the Kimi family and Spec of labor and industrial relations. Honolulu Oil 82 ial speakers, the Big Island's of Present at the meeting were fielar iiostess also danced the Walter lento, Vice president. The Big Island, perhaps more than any of the others, retains the flavor of the original Polynesian culture, for one reason because so much of the significant pre-missionary history of the archipelago was enacted on this island.

Through the years the other elements that now compose our varied racial makeup came in, all bringing with them the cultures of their homelands, 1 That-these1 widely differentiated cultures -were 'able to continue side by side without strife is one of Phillips Petroleum 71 Sinclair Oil 54H Socony-Vacuum Oil J. 59 Hukilau Hula as the guests joined in the singing, Stephen A. Perreira. treasurer; Sadako Okimoto, secretary and the following Sally Bucholti, William Henry, Michael Standard of California 88 Vi Music for the evening was furn- GOVERNOR KING AT HUKILAU HOTEL Among the many dignitarios and wall wishtrs at Sunray Oil 23 the Hukilau Hotel Wedns-sday tvtning at special ceremonies marking the grand oponlng ishy by the Hilo Iredepartment's musical group. Tidewater Associated 30ft Victor, Akana, Haru Take-ta, Francis David Ke-kela, Langhern Brown and Emll of the hotel was Governor King and his wife.

Pictured in the hotel lobby in front of a six foot painting of "The Hukilau" by Robert Maltzer of Honolulu are Mrs. William J. Kimi, Governor King, Mrs. King and William J. Kimi, owner of the new hotel.

Union Oil of Calif. 52 Rons A brief background of the hotel's owners was given by Mr. Bowman, who claimed that it was Osorio. the real marvels of Hawaii. They have merged into a tradition of tolerance that perhaps does not exist Also present were Martin Baltimore Ohio 51 Canadian Pacific wonderful for William J.

Kimi to have the foresight to meet the challenge of the fast growing Baseball Bordner-, executive director, Har In Brief New York Central 44 so completely anywhere else in the world. dy Hirano, clerk, and Richard IS (Continued from Page 1) Southern Pacific 61V4 tourist industry by building mod Ung, chairman of the publicity Fain; Xaragon, Score, Smith, Ka-line. Hou. 2B Honse. Court Orders New Land Trial committee.

ern accommodations with Hawaiian flavor. In making this THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Steels Every culture has its own particular beauty, in. its 'art forms, its music, its dress, its dancing and in its SF Werti, Fain. Smith. DP Smith; Avila and I'ain.

Cleve of the 442nd Veterans Club of Ha 000 investment including Hotel Bethlehem Steel 144V4 Jones Laughlin 43 U. S. Steel 51 land 12, Detroit 7. BB Score waii will hold a craft-shop meet Hukilau and the Hukilau Restaur religious, or spiritual symbolism. And Hawaii is ing Friday at 7 p.m.

at The Craft Lary t. SO Score 13, Lary 3, Aber 1. HO Score 8 In 8 J3, Kar- ant, Mr. Kimi's dream of 1945 of Legion To Hold Ceremony A "post, everlasting" ceremony Shop, 187 Kinoole Street HONOLULU (By Radio Tele leskl 010. Lary 5-3, Aber 0-0.

TV- building modern hotel which HAWAII BUSINESS AND Utilities type) The supreme did not materialize then because Score (13-9). Lary ((11-12). Grieve, Stevens, Rice, -Napp. Professional Women's Club Edison 44 court Wednesday ordered a new fortunate that something of this beauty has been retained from all the cultures that have been brought to the islands. International Week is an appropriate way to exploit this rich heritage.

in memory of members who died during tht year will oe held by of difficulties encountered with the War Production Board, is now 5 hold a card party Saturday Au- Cons-EdIson of N-Y gust 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Pacific Gas Elec 52 trial to determine the value of lanrj, condemned by the territory Hilo American Legion Post 3 at New York at Boston, post Puumaile Hospital cardrom. 7:30 tonight at the Legion club for the Hawaii bait road. Southern Calif, fcdison 52 Southern Co. 20 poned, rain and wet grounds.

house. A decision finding a parcel of land near Honokaa, owned by a reality. The William J. Kimi family Introduced to the guests included Mrs. Kiml, two daughters, Mrs.

Mathilda Andrews and Mrs. Mildred Anderson; four sons, Richard Charles T. To.ng, post adjutant, also announced that members will ECONOMIC MYOPIA Mr. and Mrs. McGilli- Only games scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW" YORK P) Scoring all their runs in the first four in Industrials American Radiator 23H American T- AZl Full Program (Continued from Page 1) be presented their continuous vray, was reversed. The owners membership cards and cap We note in passing that three of the. projects listed had appealed from a decision of Kimi, president of the hotel; Gilbert Kiml, William, and Ken preceaing me ioik aancing on Beatrice Foods 54 V4 Borden 64 nings, the Brooklyn Dodgers to Circuit Judge Maurice Sapienza day clubbed starter Jim Hearn neth. The supreme in an opin the village street, is a two-hour program of dances and songs of and five successors for 13 hits to Burroughs Adding 27 Caterpillar Tractqr 50 ion written by Justice Philip L. Congratulating the Kimi's on all nations, to be held on the Movies on tht recent visit of Seaborn Collins, national commander, and Mn.

Percy A. Lain son, national auxiliary president, will be shown. ceianese corp. of America 23 beat, the New York Giants, 8-5. Don Hoak, with a home run and Rice, reversed the circuit court because its decision did not Kailua wharf, Cluett Peabody 42 by Economist James Shoemaker as enabling the Big Island to keep pace! with the rest of the territory in building the visitor industry have been started and have been deliberately killed off by legislators from our own island.

The direct, fast cross-island highway Hilo and Kona was begun by Kulani prison labor their fine Hotel Hukilau were Thomas Cook, acting chairman of 78 It will begin with an invocation by the Rev. Allen, Downey of the single, and Carl Furillo, with a pair of run-scoring singles, paced state the judge's reason for ruling as he did. the county; Masao Kimura, president of the Hawaii Island Cham the league leaders. Episcopal Church at Kealake The decision reversed had Crown Zellerbach Du Pont de Nemours Federated Dept. Stores Flintkote Co.

General Elec 64 kua, and a minute of silence, ber of Commerce; Richard Fujie, 40 NEW YORK ab a Qirdner. u. 4- fl BROOKLYN AB RH Hoik, 3 1 0 1 prayer for international good wiU president of the Japanese Cham found, the parcel of land owned by Mr. and Mrs. McGillivray to be worth $3,385.45, together with 50 Hurricane Loses Force RICHMOND, Va.

iyP) Diane, the well behaved hurricane, breezed northward today as Just an and was ordered abandoned by the legislature after ixtmin, 4 and racial harmony, followed by Reese, 6 ber of Commerce and Industry; General Foods 83 Snider, 4 music of the Mokuaikaua Malcolm Love, HVB chairman. interest. Compensation was 0 0 1 1 3 3 1. 2 0 3 International Harvester 38 Kress SH 5134 Church chimes. i Governor King arrived later inawarded Mrs.

Christina D. Souza the evening to offer his best nw tw rwl to thp six miles of grade had been constructed. The legislature likewise was responsible for halting the projected scenic highway to the summit of Maun'a Loa, also a prison labor job. 91S)S, Cl 9 Gordon, 4 Mueller, rf.i 4 Harris, lb. 4 Terwll'ger, 2b 4 Katt, Heam, 0 Later there will be a torch- other somewhat wet' and windy storm.

0 2 Campan', i Hodges, lb 4 Furillo, rf 5 Gilliam, 5 Amoros, 4 Spooner, 1 Beuent, 1 TOTALS 39 wishes to the-" Kimis upon the lit pageant of canoes, which will amount of $163.99. 0 0 opening of Hotel Hukilau. 1 1 0 0 8 13 approach the wharf from the Kona Inn side of the bay, and Mathieson Chemical 57 Montgomery Ward 79' National Biscuit 41 National Dairy Prod. 40 Radio Corp. of America 46V4 Sperry Rand 2514 Greeting guests at the entrance Too Late To Classify were the Kimis, James Mann, a fire-eating demonstration by manager, and the hotel staff, while Biel, Wilhelm, p.

uRhodei tirissom, Mffall, e-Taylor Liddle, School Bus Bids Opened Richard Y. Yanabu of Moun Richard L. Hoyt, a National Guard sergeant. LOST Lipo Bowman dressed as a Hawai Sears, Roebuck 97 Short talks will be made glee. Prod ian warrior stood guard to the lanai's entrance.

i'8 Passbook No. 4841. Please return to Bishop National Bank. 'ID IT PC Ml Klliin ftroci slant nf tha' TOTALS tain. View was low bidder when the bids for sdhool bus route 12 Twentieth Century Fox 28Vi il 'A 'A 5 1 I -I I 3 a 1 4 1 4 -Walked for Wilhelm in 4th; Open house will be held at Westinghouse Elec.

62 HELP WANTED FEMALE were opened this' morning at the -uiea out ior uriom in in; Kona Jaycees; J. Curtis Tyler speaking for the Hawaii Visitors Bureau, and Dr. Charles H. Sil- Popped up for McCall in 8th. Hotel Hukilau for the general county clerk pubjlc from 1 to 4 p.m.

today. The bid is for providing bus Girl over 20 or woman to take care of 2 children, light housework, live in or out. Pfy, 27232. Brooklyn S20 300-MO-rS terrltorlel director of insti Dow-Jonts Avtraqct 30 Industrials off .32 20 Railroads J. 54.72 up .97 15 Utilities 65.55 up .11 service for.

15 children from Olaa tutions, representing Governor The Kalapana'addition to Hawaii National Park, which would mean a federally financedt highway from Kalapana to the Chain of Craters, was rejected by the last legislature without a single Big Island legislative voice raised in.protest. Instead, it was proposed to open the existing park "to grazing. Myopia is a disease of the vision in which the victim cannot see a good looking gal. across the street without glasses, that is. Applied to economics, it could mean that the myopic sufferer cannot recognize a good thing when, he sees it.

This latter form of the disease, economic myopia, seems to have been unduly prevalent among our own legislators. a OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK UP New York 002 200 10X) 6 E-Mavs, Hodges, Hoak. EBI King. FOR RENT new tract lots and Olaa reservation lots to Mountain View School Lions Schedule Cabinet Meeting Hodgei, Furillo 2, Gilliam, Hoak 2, Josephine Keliikipi of Hookena Snider, Lockman 2, Terwillilter, will be queen of the festival. In Gardner, Gordon.

JB Spooner. HR 1 and 2 bdrm. fully turn, cottages at Banyan Dr. wwater, garbage and yard service. Call S.

Mukai 3160 or 2944. sedan chair carried by four Lions District Governor Tom Hoak, Lockman, SB Volume 1,560,000 shares. Honolulu Stocks Morning Session, Today 50 Kekaha off Vi at 13; 25 Hawaiian Electric off at for the coming school year. Mr. Yanabu's bid was 79 cents per pupiV $11.85 total charge a day and no charge for additional students.

men, she will lead the parade Okino called his first District Furillo, Snider. Besaent. Left-Brooklyn g. New York 8. BB to held prior to the entertain 50 cabinet meeting for 1:30 p.m.

Spooner 3, Besaent 3, Glel 1, Gria- FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ment. som 1. SO Spooner BesaentNl, Saturday at the board of supervisors' room. Dirt for sale. Phone 54355.

The queen's sedan chair will Other bidders include Chuichi Nagata, 80 cents per pupil; $12 a be followed bv nine rickshas. 35 Hawaiian Electric off at 43; 20 Hawaiian Electric off Vi at 43V; Griasom 2, McCall 2. Liddle 1. HO Spooner 2 in 13, Besaent 4 in 6 23. Hearn In 23.

Glel 4 in 3, Wilhelm 3 in: 13. Grissom 0 2, Slated to attend are: Val Mar- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE day, and 70 cents for each addi eacli bearing a princess represent del, past district governor; Ri Bargain Piihonua: Choice loca ing a different national group. 75 Hawaiian Telephone at 17 Va; McCall in 2. Llddla 0 in 1. R-ER tional student; Juan Saplan, 84 cents per pupil; $12.60 a day, and chard You, secretary; Hubert AnT Big Islanders are gratified at receiving the per SDOoner 4-2.

Bessent 1-1, Hearn 3-3, 20 Hilo Electric up at 28V6; Carolyn Tong, narcissus queen drews, treasurer; Robert M. Ya tion, 3 large bdrm. house, 20,000 sq. ft. lot.

Priced below appraisal. 1686 Waianuenue. 2551. 84 cents for each additional stu Giel 4-4; Wilhelm 1-1, Grissom 0-0, 1,000 Pacific Refiners off .05 sonal attention this week of Governor King and key mada, sergeant-at-arms; Georee McCall 0-0, Liddle 0-0. HBP Gris 1 I- 17 I if I 1 1 of Honolulu, will represent at 1.55.

dent, and Joseph De Lima, 95 cents per pupil; $14.25 a day, and som (Hodges). PB Katt. Bes Betsui, Kauai; Joseph Kim and members of his administration. PRINTING sent (5-0) Hearn (13-11). $600 Pacific Refiners 6s Ceben- The executive, accompanied by the chiefs of the Donatelli, Conlan, t)ixon, Gore.

55 cents for each additional student. tUres up 1 at 99. Daniel K. Aiona, Oahu; George N. Dang.s Maui, and Dr.

Haruto Okada, deputy district governors, Hawaii, South America, Japan, Portugal, Korea, Puerto Rico and the Philippines will also be represented. territorial public works, agriculture, public lands 2:47. A 12,007. CINCINNATI ((V- The Cin Brochures, booklets, leaflets, prospectus. All types of printing designed to suit your taste.

Phone 4621 and consult our salesmen. Sales 1,225 shares. Afternoon Session, Wednesday institutions, Hawaiian homes and highway depart and Amos Nakamura and Yasuki Nakagawa, zone chairmen. clnnati Redlegs moved back into Births 40 Ewa at 24; 10 Pioneer at 13; ments, is making a four-day swing through the is None. RBI Bridges, McMil fifth place in the National league Dr.

Charles A. Goo and Clif lan, Fondy. 2B Bell, Baker. SB land to inspect projects either completed todav by defeating Chicago, 2-1 ford H. Bowman, international Post, Harmon.

DP Temple, Mc Radio Programs 'r' LINDSEY A daughter was Millan and Klusxewski. Left Chi or about to be undertaken. counselors, and presidents of the Hawaii dens will also attend the born in Hilo Memorial Hospital cago Cincinnati 8. BB Minner Art FowIer held the visitors to six hits. Cincinnati bunched four singles in the sixth to score the August 17 to Sgt.

and Mrs. Tho 1. Kowler 2. SO Minner 4, Fowl ins KIP A meeting. K.HBC (CBS) 970 Kitwork (ABS) (NBC) Hat val and ABC er 6, Tremel 1.

HO Minner 8 in Tremel 1 Id 1. R-ER Minner 2-2. two runs which brought victory. mas M. Lindsey of 42 Alae Street.

Mr. Lindsey is in the U. S. Army. Mr.

Okino also has announced The officials, by talking directly with Big should be able to take back the, capital with Cincinnati that Eugene Burke and Yoshio CHICAGO A AS SUMI A son was born in Hilo 850 KUA Tremel 0-0, Fowler 1-1. Fowler (9-7). lr Minner (8-7). IT Gorman, BogRess, Kngeln, PinellU 1:57. A 4,257.

them a better understanding of the needs and prob Temple, 4 Fondr, 4 Memorial Hospital today to Mr. Yanagawa, president of the Waia-kea and Hilo dens, will co-chair lems of Hawaii County. and Mrs. Teizo Suml of Pahoa. Mr.

Suml is an independent cane Biker, 4 Kir, tf. 4 Rinkj, 3 Jackson, 3b- 4 Trikimi-Mirild Niws ttn Air JP" rroina men the 1956 district convention which will be held In Hilo In All four days of the governor's visit arc-action Burien, 4 Klime'ski, lb 4 Post, 4 Bell, ef 4 Harmon, 3 Bridget, 4 McMillan, li 3 Fowler, 3 TOTALS ..33 8aier, 4. Milwaukee (Spahn 11-12) at St Louis (Jackson 5-101, night. Only games scheduled. June, 1956.

planter. TORALBA-rA son was born in Hilo Memorial Hospital today, to Mikiii, ef. packed, as'a glance at the itinerary will show. But there is opportunity for Big Islanders while we arc 6:01 Shopnini Tim Story Turn 6:45 Uti Ni Shied 3:00 Po Time 5 -JO Mow Viriity ft. (:00 PemrniiUr Tim :15 Nit't Surd rrofraa (JO TriiuM-Hmld Tim :45 ipirtt Camera 7 SO Soedyiar Tin Mem 7:13 Pacific CemmenUry 7J0 Amot a' Andy 7:55 lntrlde 8:00 Tm On The Aisli Music Hall LitiMirii 10:00 Scklili Ten P.M.

Final 10:15 The Dreaa SpinM 11:00 Sin Off 7:00 Minyo Drmi Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Toralba of Cooper, a-Bnl(er Chltl, Minner, h-BaurahoItf. Ntwt 6K)0 Newt Wutker Lena Rengtr 6:45 ILWU Ml the Air 7:00 Hewi 7:15 tain Preiraa 7J0 One Man's Family 7:45 Nem Of The Werld 8:00 Nadit Japan Leul Newii 8:45 Tedas UUtrinet 90 Baby Newt 9:15 Story Time. 9:45 Women'i Hour 10:00 Weather Report' 10:05 Smoking Room On Ail BIum In tht Night 110 Newi Of The Werld 11:15 Bluff I Tht Milht 10 Sit Off (:00 Mavid Cattip TRAFFIC BOX SCORE Hakalau.

Mr. Toralba is employed by Hakalau Plantation Co. Iremel, TAI.g ..32 1 BILL MYERS SHOWS 4-6 and 9-10 Lucky Lager Dance Time 10-12 Ran for Cooper in 8 th; Hit 1954 17 ........1955 hosts to the party of officials to speak up to an audience that will count. The fact that the inspection trip is being made by department heads in whose departments the Big Island has such a vital stake is clean indication of a sympathetic ear on the part of the PAINTER DIES 1 8 -JO Galls -Wind Tim 9:00 Sarrts Kctl 95 Nill find! 10:00 Lucky Later Dine 12:00 Bill Myin Show 1:00 Sian Off a double play for Minner in 406 Accidents 441 PARIS P) Fernand Leger, into 8 th. 187 234 74, noted French painter, died 000 000 0101 Chicago Cincinnati 000 002 0x 2 7 Deaths 4 Wednesday.

Friday, August 1955 Adventist Church Senator (Continued from Page 1) kuni, Gushl Nakasato, Utsuru Na- Pastor Assigned To Honolulu kayama, Kame Kami Nagamine, Shima T. Tanaka; Ka Elder Lawrence E. Davidson, 5:00 ILWU News 5:15 Dawn Patrol 5 JO Akuhead 6:00 News (JO Newscast 70 Newt 7:10 Weather Report 7:30 Aku't Headlines fV 8:15 Uncle Aku't Kiddh Korner 8:30 News 90 Off thi Record With Hal mi Gushikuma, Shjiyu Gushiku- 5:45 Japanese Progiaa 6:55 Mtrnhii Parade General Tire Newt 7:10 Weather Report 7ai Mernini Renderfout 7:45 Newt 750 Mornlnl Rendemut 8:15 Tiny Town's Stork quotation i 8j25 News 8:30 Back to tht Bibld 9:00 Haiteparty 9:25 Interlude Columbia Sktwtasd 10:00 Perry Mason 10:15 Miko Tradmp Post 5:15 Filipino frotraa 6:00 Watt Up Hawaii with Lurkf" luck (:00 Ntwscait Lucky Luck (JO Nmicatt UcU Luck 6:50 Sleepy Joe 7:00 Newscast Lucky iwk 7J0 Newscast Lucky. Luck 1 8:55 Newstut 9:00 Music 95 Whisperlnt Street 9:30 News 4 Records pastor of the Hilo Seventh-day ma, Untaru Kuniyoshi, Roku M. Adventist church, has accepted a Kltajima (Nancy M.

Kltajtma), departmental assignment with the Ha waiian Mission of Chieno Dot, Tadaichl Dol. Kau Esteban Labaya, Wllda-luz N. Vergara, Maria M. An- the denomination in Honolulu. Elder Davidson and his family drade, (Mary M.

new. 12:00 Right to Happinett 12:13 News 11:00 Baseball 10:30 Roundup Timt 110 Newscast will leave Hilo August 22 at 5 p.m. i 12:30 Woman In My House via Hawaiian Airlines for visits Others: Kamata Hlga, Uplano 11:05 Larry Grant's Van- Card of Thanks The family of the late BENJAMIN K. KAOPUIKI, JR. of Hilo and Honolulu wish to tliank their many friends and relatives and to the Hoo-mana Naauao Church- choir members and the' Honolulu Bureau of Sight Conservation for the lovely floral bouquets and other kind expression of sympathy received during their recent bereavement.

Rev. Mrs. Ed Hanohauo Children "Mrs. Isera K. Hanoliano Mrs.

Elizabeth K. Metleiros 1 Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Kaopuiki, Honolulu Mr. Howard K.

Kaopuiki, Honolulu Barbara Ki Pedrpiyf Miss Blossom K. Kaopuiki 12:45 Pepper Ywnp Faaily bond Htutt on Maui and Molokal before going Card of Thanks The family of the' late iv. MRS. SAq MATSUMOTO of 1067 Mllilani St. wish to thank their many friends and relatives, and to Mr.

Ilisato Isemoto Staff, Yamasato Tailor Staff, Mr. S. Kaneoka and Hilo Police Dept. for the lovely floral bouquets and other kind expressions of sympathy- re ceived during their recent bereavement. Kujiiro Matsumoto Hilo Mr.

Mrev Masao Matsumoto Family Kona Mr. Mrs. Albert Yoshio Matsumoto Honolulu Miss Shigeko Matsumoto Hilo 1:00 Japanese Pwraa 1:01 Melody Time 1:30 Shoppini Time 2:00 Story ty.Mi- 2:15 Alka Seltzer. Heme Hint 2:20 Hit Sent tf to Honolulu. 120 Fuller Paint News 12:10 Keyboard Meledlet M.

Tajon (Cepriano Tajon), Ma-sako Klkudome, all Hakalau; David Q. Cabarloc, Santiago B. Vi-ado, Hajime Kunltomo, Papaikou; 12-30 Fun It Lunch 10 Backstage Wift 1:15 Stella Dillat 1:30 Young Wilder Brown 1:45 Ltrenit Jones 20 Second Chance 2:15 Brother Jack 4:30 Major League Baseball 12:45 Stock Quotations He will preach his last sermon at the Hilo church Saturday. The Davidsons came to Hilo in 12:50 fun At Lunch 1:30 Rtauestfully Yours Shoyel Shimabukuro, Laupahoe- January, 1952. They have three 2:15 Arthur Godfrey It His hoe; Barsilia P.

Castanedo, Hono-mu; Julian Marcelino, Paauilo. children: Russel, Cynthia, 2 JO Primp Beer Hour 2 45 Best Food Shew 00 Lwe Story knu oyivia, Lorenzo A. Valera and Tane In his new position Elder Da Ekuan," Paauhau; Klyomatsu Ko- Jaa Sent Friends 2:30 Briihttr Day 2.45 Remanct of Helen lrent 300 Reed of Lift Ml Perkins The Guiding Light. 3:45 Bacllg't Royal Islanders vidson will be in charge oj home missionary, Sabbath school, radio, moto, Maximino Sa-bado, Honokaa; Jutaro Yasumura the Day 5 20 Melody Time 4:00 Bill Meytn Show 5:00 Newscast Mnilcata a Rttwtrk Pirn- welfare, temperance and lay evangelism for the Adventist denomin (David J. Oyama), Martin B.

EL lazar and Aurello M. Calzo, Pedro Dlosan, TeUukuma Maki, Olaa; ation In the territory. His successor has not yet been Shunzo TakaU, Ushl Hlga, Talsu-yo Takata, Halaula. uaiucut.