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MJ mi, i i Jt 1 i 1 Legal Notices IIOXOLULU ADVERTISER C-4 Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1963 i I i Isles Get National Award For Top Fire Prevention I 4- -y' I i-zzzz, I i iff Blind Vendor Sues Driver A $50,000 damage suit was filed in Circuit Court yesterday by a blind vendor who was injured when he was struck by a car driven by a school teacher on Dec. 5, 1962. The suit was brought by Harry K. Y.

Kim, G6, of 1409 Kapalama Judiciary Building vendor. The suit is against Dr. Pauline Frederick, a Kamehameha Schools teacher. Kim was strick by Dr. Frederick's car while he was crossing Kapalama Ave.

near N. School St. He suffered a broken left arm, a concussion and a cut head. That makes 236 fires per hour and 4 per minute," he said. DAMAGE and losses will increase, he said, unless fire becomes a servant, not a master.

He cited a comment by the National Board of Fire Underwriters: "Never before have so many materials of extreme combustibility been used, stored, or transported on such a grand scale in the U.S. today." Mrs. Aiona, 50 Mrs. Anne Mary Amoy Aiona, 50, of 41-716 Kalani-anaole Waimanalo, died Sunday in Kaiser Foundation Hospital. The Board of Underwriters of Hawaii has received a national award for having what was deemed the best fire-prevention program in the United States during the last year.

The Inter-State Fire Safety Trophy was presented in Chicago over the weekend to Robert S. Doane, president of the Board of Underwriters of Hawaii. Doane was in Chicago for a National Association of Insurance Agents convention. ANNOUNCEMENT of the award was made yesterday at the annual kick off luncheon for National Fire Prevention Week at the Waikiki Fire Station. It was the fourth time FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE ESTATE OF JOIIX H.

TRAVIS, akav John pai Travis, aka John X. H. Travis, aka John Nelson Hapai Travis. Deceased F. No.

24723. FILED a document purporting to be the last Will and Testament and FIRST CODICIL thereto of the above named decedent, together with a petition praying for probate thereof and issuance of Letters Testamentarv to ANITA TRAVIS STIBBARD, MO-NA TRAVIS OB A and COOKE TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED. Thursday, October 17, 1963, at 9:00 A.M., before the Presiding Judge in Probate, in his Courtroom, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, is appointed the time and place for proving said Will and hearing all parties interested. Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, September 23, 1963. By the Court W.

C. ING Clerk Of Counsel: PRATT, MOORE. BORTZ VITOUSEK (ALLEN M. STACK) Attorney for Petitioners (Hon. Adv: Sept.

24; Oct. 1, 8, 1963) kuro, were crowned king and queen of Fire Prevention Week at the luncheon. They are fifth graders George at Lincoln School, Lyanne at Island Paradise School. THE BOARD of Underwriters awarded the Manoa Fire Station a trophy for its fire-prevention display. Second place went to Waikiki station.

In rural competition, the Sunset Beach station won the trophy for the second straight year. Waimanalo was second. A. J. STEINER, fire-protection engineer of Chicago's Underwriters Laboratories, gave the main speech.

Steiner gave the following national fire statistics for 1961: Over 2,000.000 fires at a cost of $1.5 billion and a loss of 12,000 lives. Advertiser Photo by Charles Okamura Manoa fireman Hlogul Crabbe, king and queen admire trophy presented to Manoa station for best display. Legal Notices FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate of KOKI YAMA-, SIIIRO, Deceased P. No. 21645 Final account CHARLES KOICHI YA-MASHIRO.

Administrator with the Will Annexed and Petition for allowance of same, determination ot trust, determination of devisees, entitled to real estate and distribution of the estate having been filed, all persons interested are notified that Thursday, November 14, 1963, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., before th Presiding Judge, in Probate, in his Courtroom, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, is appointed the time and place for th hearing of said Petition. Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, October 7, 1963. BY THE COURT, P. J. SULLIVAN, CLERK.

George R. Ariyoshl Norman H. Suzuki Attorneys for Administrator with the Will Annexed (Hon. Oct. 8, IS, 22.

29, 1963.) FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate of WILLIAM J. TRAIIER, Deceased P. No. 23341 Final account of A. WILLIAM BARLOW, Administrator with the Will Annexed and Petition for allowance of same, determination of trust, determination of devisees, entitled to real estate and distribution of the estate having been filed, all persons interested are notified that Thursday, November 14, 1963, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., before the Presiding Judge, in Probate, in his Courtroom, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, is appointed the time and place for the hearing of said Petition.

Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, October 7, 1963. BY THE COURT, P. J. O'SULLIVAN, CLERK. A.

William Barlow Attorney for Administrator with th Will Annexed (Hon. Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1963.) She was Hawaii received the trophy since it was first awarded in 1952. Two 10-year-olds, George Obed and Lyanne Shimabu- if born July 31, 1913, in Honolulu. She was first vice president of Koolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club, XVF Tuesday Exam Board Exec To Meet Teachers K3MB 590 KTRG 990 7 45, t.

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Concert 3 00 Sam Linn Show 4:00 Kuranhl Hour 4.00 Japanese Variety Time 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10:15 Natl. Guard 10:30 Lawrence Weik 10-45 Guest Star 11:00 Hal Bordreew A.M. 5:10 Dnr Carter 10 00 Marty and Me P.M. 12:00 World New Bren RusseH 12:15 NaLei wMichelman 12:30 Dan Smoot 12:45 NaLei wMichelman Arthur Godfrey 10:10 WarK SMcey 11:58 Stock Reports P.M.

12:20 To Be Announce Dear Aboy Art L1rtclefr 12:50 Gsrry Moore 1:00 Bill Ward 1.00 Pau Hana 10 Evening Soorts Paoe Bck to the Bible 6:45 Hawaiian NiQhf watch 12:00 Midnite Sam Fisk Unsleepables A.M. 5.00 The Morning Show Teachers of English Saturday at the Hawaiian Village, when he will discuss "The Role of the English Teacher in the Teaching of the Humanities in Secondary Schools." KORl 650 KHVH 1040 New Hwr T2 Midnight Sound Sound News. 5 minutes before each hour of the A.M. 6:00 Dem Clarkt 9:00 Evening Beach Party FIRST CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE Estate of TEODOSIO BE-DICO, Deceased P. No.

24768 Filed Petition of SERA-PIO B. BEDICO, brother, alleging intestacy of said decedent, showing property within the jurisdiction of this Court and asking that he, Serapio B. Bedico be appointed Administrator of said estate. Thursday, October 31, 1963 at 9:00 o'clock A.M., before the Presiding Judge in Probate, in his Courtroom, Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, is appointed the time and place for hearing said petition and all parties interested. Dated: Honolulu, Hawaii, October 4, 1963.

BY THE COURT M. K. YOUNG CLERK Bernaldo D. Bicoy Attorney for petitioner (Hon. Oct.

8, 15, 22, 1963) 4:00 Ted Sax 10 oo Dean Clarkt P.M. 2:00 Neir or ine pacific A.M. 4:25 and Aloha Slate Farmer S.30 Lucky Luck Pacific 3:00 Going Home with KHVH 4:00 Sound of the Pacific 10:00 Dancing Mldnloht Milkman's Watlnee witri Marc Wilson Floyd Rinker executive director of the Commission on English, College Entrance Examination Board arrives today for a series of meetings with public and private school teachers and principals. The board, which is headquartered in Boston, is a private organization which prepares entrance exams for many colleges. The commission's special interest is to help improve secondary school English programs.

RINKER WILL be in Hilo tomorrow, on Maui Thursday and on Kauai Friday. His Oahu engagements include a luncheon meeting with the Hawaii Council of arty KHAI1090 KULA 690 News Breakthru 7 and 4 m. A.M. AM. Rhapsody treasurer Mrs.

Aiona of Ka Mauna Oliveta Church of Waikane and a member of the Kaahumanu Society and the Republican Precinct Club of Waimanalo. SURVIVING ARE her husband, John Pa Aiona; a son, the Rev. Darrow L. K. Aiona; a daughter.

Miss Ellen Louise H. Aiona; three brothers, Keeaumoku Louis, Joseph and Henry Amoy; and a sister, Mrs. Martha Akana. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Williams Mortuary, where services will be at 8:30 p.m. Friday and 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Honolulu Memorial Park.

Bush Services Services for Kaala Archer Bush, 45, of 2136 Anianiku St. will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the 4:00 Candlelight Gold 7:00 Night Sounds with Ronnie Kent 12 Mid. "Mid-Watch" with Steve Con 4:00 Sam Sartford 9:00 Apartment WK. Hiller P.M.

3:00 Charging Home wArv dre Stephanl 4.00 Mornlnq Overture t.00 Kula Rhapsody M. 3:00 Flight Three 4.14 Kula 7:30 World Tomorrow 1.00 Kula Symphony Hall 10 to 1 a.m. Night Flight nors K-LEI 1130 A.M. KGU 760 Hews 4. 4:30.

7. 7:30, 9, 10. 10:30, II, 11:30, 12, 1, 2, 2 30, 3, 3:30, 4, 4:30, 5, 4, 10. 11, 12, 12:55. 4:00 Jim Edwards 9:00 Charles Dell 4:00 Evenlna In Hawaii 9:00 Marco Radrep 13 Mldnite Sign Off 12:00 Afternoon In A.M.

5:00 Two Star Hawaii P.M. 3:00 Doug Pledger How's our brain-power coming 9 That's the kind of power Uncle Sam needs most. Brainpower develops our leaders. We must have these leaders to hold our rank in science, business and living standards. But there's trouble ahead.

KOHO 1170 News on the Hour A.M. 1:15 Telephone Rickard Rites Funeral services for Harold S. Rickard, 40, of 45-227 Mokulele Drive, Kaneohe, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Burial will be in National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.

Mr. Rickard died Saturday in Heeia. He was born in Lahaina, Maui. Surviving are his wife, Bernice; three sons, Joseph, Earlden and Edmund Rickard; a daughter, Evalorn; two brothers, Robert and Victor Rickard, and five sisters, Mrs. Helen Garcia, Mrs.

Pat Nacua, Mrs. Nellie Wong, Mrs. Caroline De-Rego and Mrs. Agnes Go-bielle. Friends may call at the mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday and from 8 to 10 a.m. Friday. -r H. H. Hayashi Wake and funeral services will be held at 6 p.m.

today 4:00 Japanese Program J. Akuhead Pupule 10:05 Breakfast at Waikiki 11:05 Ted Sctt's Highlights P.M. 12.00 News 1:04 Community Forum 1:35 Roadshow Fishing News Extra Joe Rose 4.00 News Depth 4:45 Lifeline 7:00 CCA News 7:05 Sunday Symphony 8.05 Bg Bright Sounds Houseparty 10:00 Three Star Extra Joe Rose Houseparty 1:00 Sign Off 4:00 Filipino Program 5:00 Morning Melody 5:15 RokyokU Hour 5:30 Music 5:45 Chikuma's Kodan 4:15 Obituaries Sazae-san 4:45 Music 7:30 Otoboke Jinsel Anna) 7:35 Music 8:15 Story Time 8:30 Music 9:30 Quiz 9:45 Mama's Diary Contest 1:20 Request Hour 1:40 Story Time 2:15 Obituaries 2:30 Radio Drama 2:45 Music 3:15 Minyo 3:30 Ochiye Haishaku 5:15 Pauhana Music 4:15 Commentary and Obituaries 4:30 People Speak 7:45 Story Time 1:15 20 Questions 9:15 Toki-no Mondai 9:30 Music 9:45 Radio Drama 10:15 Anata-to Watashl K1KI 830 The cost of leadership has East Chapel of Nuu-anu Memorial Park. Burial will be in the Hawaiian Memorial Park. Mr.

Bush Navy Wife Shoots Self A 20-year-old Navy wife was in fair condition at Trip-ler Army Hospital last night after apparently shooting herself in her Haleiwa home, police said. A bullet lodged in her left lung was to be removed by surgery, a military spokesman said. Police said the woman telephoned her husband, who is stationed at Wheeler Air Force Base, several times before the shooting. He left work early and found when he arrived home she had already shot herself, police said. I 5:45 Radio Shopper :55 Jack Tasaka Japanese Varieties :00 Jimmy Walker II noon News 12:10 Radio Shopper 12:15 Kant Fong Chun Show 2 30 Hal.

Boudreau 5:25 Radio Shopper 5:30 2Cth Century Reformation Hour 4:00 Viewpoint 8:00 Hootenanny 12:00 Sian fl 10:15 Coffee Time 10:30 People Speak P.M. 12:15 Ikoi-no Hour gone up. Many colleges need new classrooms, laboratories, teachers. To keep our brainpower coming, we must keep contributions going. College is America's best friend.

KNDI 1270 died Friday while work- KAIM 870 fm 95.5 Mr. Bush NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Purchasing Office, De-. partment of Education, Queen Liliuokalani Building, Honolulu, Hawaii, until 2:00 p.m. of Tuesday, October 15, 1963, for 36 only Standard Manual Typewriters. (Note: Opening date is extended from October 11, to October 15, 1963) Specifications may be obtained from the above stated office.

All proposals must be made on forms provided by the Department of Education and in accordance with the instructions, general terms, specifications and conditions. Each bidder must submit with his bid a deposit of legal tender or certified check for the sum of five per cent (5) of the amount of his bid, payable to the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Preference shall be given to Hawaii Products as required under Act 124, S.L.H. 1963. The Superintendent of Public Instruction reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and to accept the bids in whole or in part as best suited in the interest of the Department.

R. BURL YARBERRY Superintendent of Public Instruction (Hon. Adv. Sept. 28, 28, 30, Oct.

2, 8, 1963) A.M. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT On September 23, 1963, there was filed with the Federal Communications Commission an application for Commission consent to the assignment of license of Standard Broadcast Station KHAI, Honolulu, Hawaii (1090 kc), from Royal Broadcasting Company, to Radio KHAI, Inc. All the stock of Royal Broadcasting Company is owned by Robert Sherman. The officers andor directors of Royal are Robert Sherman, Lyn-ne Sherman, Barry Chung, George Q. Cannon, and D.

Campbell Ross. Radio KHAI, is 100 owned by Sacramento Broadcasters, Inc. The officers and or directors of Radio KHAI are Lincoln Dellar, Sylvia Dellar, -Peter F. Mancina, Howard J. Hainan, and William H.

Weaver. The officers, directors andor stockholders of Sacramento Broadcasters are Lincoln Dellar, Sylvia Dellar, Charles F. Gray, William H. Weaver, and Peter F. Mancina.

Lauren A. Colby, attorney at law, 930 Street, N.W., Wash. 4, D.C. (Hon. Adv.

Oct. 1, 2, 7, 8, 1963) A.M. 4:00 Inspiration Time 7:00 20th Century Reformation Hour 7:30 Morning Musicale 7:45 Unity Viewpoint 8:00 Carlton Fredericks 8:15 Going Pieces :30 Morning In Paradise P.M. 12:00 Afternoon In Paradise 7:00 On Stage 8:00 Jazz Beat 9:00 Evening Paradise 11:00 Chantal at the Penthouse 11:15 Evening tn Paradise PJVL 12:00 News 12:10 Mid-day Melodies 1:00 Concert Matinee 4:05 Carousel 5:45 News 10 P-rspectlve 4:15 Organ Moods 4:30 Stereo Variety 8:00 Boston S'-mchony 10:00 News 10:15 Campus World 10:30 Music ou jign Off 4:30 Filipino Pgm, 4:00 Sunshine a Songs 4:30 News 4:34 Songs and Sunshine 4:55 News 7:05 Perspective 7:10 Sonqs a. Sunshine 1:00 News 05 Songs and Sunshine 1:45 Voice China Japanese Prog, 11:30 Thru the 11:30 Copacabana 12:00 Sign Oft K-POI 1380 ing at the University of Hawaii, where he was employed as a laborer.

Surviving are his wife, Grace; two sons, Archie and William Bush; five daughters, Katherine, Winona, Gwendolyn, Charlene and Gertrude Bush; eight brothers, Samuel, William, Marvis, Albert, Louis, Daniel, Edward and Lazaro Bush, and three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Kanohokula, Mrs. Molly Boswell and Mrs. Shirley Adolpho. Nuuanu Memorial.

Park Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements. HELP THE COLLEGE OF YOUR CHOICE NOW! To find out how the college crisis affects you, write to HIGHER EDUCATION, Box 36, Times Square Station, New York 38. Published as a public service In cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association. A.M. News every hour 12 Midnite Dave Nelson 4:00 The Moose Bible P.M.

3:00 Tom Rounds 4:00 Tom Mottatl 7:00 Hi FI Club 7:30 Uncle Tom's, Cabin 9:00 Dance Tim with Steve KAHU 94C 9:00 Tom 12:00 Bob Moffatt Lowrie P.M. 12:00 MuMca! Caravan 4:25 Farm and Garden 4:30 Japanese Program 9:50 Enchanted Hour wTin 11:00 Sign Off AM. 57 Sign On 4:00 Moses Cla- veria Snow 4:00 Hvmn Time 7:00 Family Altar of the Air 7:30 Western Roundup Hit Parage :30 Melody Time Nicolet KUMU-1500 News on the Hour A.M. 4:00 The Bruiser 9:00 Joey Thomas 9:00 Music 12:00 Rick O'Hara 12:00 Music P.M. 10:00 Joey Thomas 3:00 Bill Morse TUESBAY ON TV Mr.

Goo Kim Services for John Kamee-ualani Yin Fook Goo Kim, 74, of 2266 LilihaV St. will be at 9:30 a.m. For Full Details See TV Weekly in THE SUNDAY STAR-BULLETIN A ADVERTISER in Honolulu Crematory Chapel for Henry Hisao Hayashi, 65, of 1117 1st who died yesterday at a local hospital. Cremation will follow. Kukui Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements.

Mr. Hayashi was born in Hiroshima. He is survived by his wife, Hifuko Hayashi; two sons, Charles Tsutomu and Stanley Isao Hayashi; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Yo (Doris Hisae) Miyashita, and six grandchildren. William Purer Honolulu architect William C.

Furer died Friday in his office following a heart attack. He was 84. Mr. Furer, who was a partner in the firm of Furer, Hee and Furer, had lived in Hawaii since 1924. Born in Alma, Wisconsin, he attended the University of Wisconsin and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He was a member emeritus of the American Institute of Architects and a or-tue of Architects and a former president of the Hawaii chapter of the AL. He lived at 1909 Aleo Place. SERVICES WILL be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Central Union Church. A private burial will follow.

Surviving are two sons. (C Color Telecast) KTRS-TV (D :30 :00 Friday at Mortuary, where friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday 8 30 ih 4 00 30 9 K. Horiiiouclii Kyunojo Horinouchi, 76, of 1643 Mahani Loop died yesterday at his horned He was born March 11, 1887, in Kagoshima, Japan. He was a member of Hayato Kai and the Shinshukyo Club.

Services will be at 6 p.m. today at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Surviving are his wife, Kimi; two sons, Ernest Mitsugi and Charles Shoji Horinouchi; two daughters, Mrs. Louis (Edith Yasuko) Teves and Mrs. Andrew (Alice Sachiko) Takata, and eight grandchildren.

Mrs. Caldwell WAILUKU Mrs. Chester (Barbara) Caldwell died Saturday at Kula General Hospital after a long illness. She was 60. Funeral services were held Sunday at Norman's Mortuary, followed by cremation.

Mrs. Caldwell is survived by her husband, Chester; a son, Curtis Caldwell of New York, a grandchild, and a brother, Curtis Shears of Honolulu. Tsubaki Rites Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Honolulu Crematory Chapel for Mrs. Mika Tsubaki, 87, of 1039 Webb Lane, who died Saturday at St.

Francis Hospital. Friends may call from 1 to 3 p.m. Cremation will follow the services. i Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Tsubaki was born in Kumamoto, Japan. She has no known survivors. :00 10 30 :00 :30 11 00 :00 :30 1 and after 10 a.m. Fri- day. An Mr.

Goo Kim evening service will be at 7 Thursday. Burial will be in Makiki Cemetery. Mr. Goo Kim died Saturday in St. Francis Hospital.

He was born Feb. 13, 1889, in Honolulu. Before his retirement, he was a bookkeeper for Hawaiian Trust Co. for 45 years. He was a member of Kamehameha Lodge, Native Sons Daughters of Hawaii, and the Foresters Lodge.

Surviving are a son, Llewellyn Goo Kim; a daughter, Eliza Goo Kim; a sister, Mrs. Ella Wong; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. 00 :30 2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to Section 104-15, BLH 1955 as amended, a public hearing will be held by the PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF HAWAII in its hearing room, 313 SOUTH BERETANIA STREET AT MILLER, HONOLULU beginning at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 13 in the matter of the application of HONOLULU.

RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY, LIMITED iled September 27, 1963 for approval to reduce certain of its first and last bus schedule operations and other schedule changes as indicated DOCKET NO. 1557: 1. Route No. 10 Kalihi Alewa Heights Alewa Heights service restricted certain hours daily. 2.

Route No. 13 Tripler Moanalua Re stricted service to Red Hill from Tripler certain hours Monday-Friday and Red Hill service eliminated Saturday and Sunday. 3. Route No. 13 Makiki Pacific Heights.

Pacific Heights service restricted certain hours daily. 4. Route No. 5 Manoa Valley 5. Route No.

7 Kalihi Valley 6. Route No. 9 Palolo VaUey Written Protests shall be filed with the Commission's Secretary at least ten (10) days prior to the date of hearing. Applications to Intervene in this proceeding shall comply with Rule 12.02 of Commission's General Order No. 5, as amended Rules of Practice and Procedure and filed with the Commission's Secretary at least ten (10) days prior to the date of hearing.

The Application and other pertinent records are available for inspection at the office of the Commission. All interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. (S) MARY G. ARIOLI, SECRETARY (Hon. Oct.

1, 8, 21, 1963) Fredrick H. Furer of Honolulu and Albert B. Furer of Claremont, and two sisters, Sophia Furer and Mrs. Fanny Potschke, both of Sheboggan, Wis. KONA-TV KHVH-TV KGMB-TV OOP ID CD INTRODUCTION TO SUNRISE SEMESTER Modern Math.

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Lucy Eizabeth K. Shipp, 81, of 182 Paoakalani Ave. will be at 11 a.m. today at the graveside in Oahu Cemetery. Williams Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Shipp died Saturday in Kuakini Hospital. She was born March 8, 1882, in Hawaii. She was a member of Kaahumanu Society. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

L. (Olive) Miller, and three sisters, Mrs. W. Livingston, Mrs. W.

Pierce of Oakland, and Mrs. Edith C. Moore of, San Francisco. PR06E OPERATION SUCCESS :00 Cadiente Rites Friends of Valentin C. Cadiente, 61, of 1050 Aala St.

may call at Kukui Mortuary from 9 to 11 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Hawaiian Memorial Park. Mr.

Cadiente died Oct. 1 in Leahi Hospital. He was born Oct 18, 1901, in the Philippines. Surviving is a daughter, Marciano Cadiente of the Philippines. STAR PERFORMANCE I Led 1 Lives 9 :30 Russ, Pakistan Sign Air Pact KARACHI (UPI) Pakistan and the Soviet Union signed an air agreement yesterday granting each other's airlines through landing rights at Karachi and :00 10 THE BIG NEWS MOVIE: "Eve of St.

Mark" 30 :00 :30 11.