Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 6

SIX HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 Navy Plans 28 Fast Carriers For Big Planes WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (U.R The navv is nlannine a fleet jpf 28 high ystery Death Being Probed Police and coroner's officials today are investigating the death of 36 year old Yoshito Tamae. who was found dead early Sunday morning in his back yard. Early medical reports placed his speed aircraft carriers capable of launching the heavier and faster long range attack planes now being developed. ILVU Denies Split in Union ILWU headquarters in San Francisco has written to non-striking ILWU locals here that there is no truth to the reported split in the top union leadership over the west coast shipping strike.

Letters to that effect have been received by the union here from Harry Bridges, president, and Loui. Goldblatt. secretary-treasurer, of the ILWU. Reports of the split between Mr. Bridges and several of his longshore leaders were published first by the San Francisco Call-Bulletin.

Bridges and Goldblatt called the story a lie by the Hearst press. They said they are countering the newspaper story because "unfortunately, a few of our members still are taken in by this stuff." While the program is Jong ranse nature, according to a navy an nouncement last night, it could be brought to completion rapidly in event of an emergency. i J' MnAut i Vice Adm. Earle W. Mills, chief (Honolulu Man CUIIed When Auto Upsets A 28 year old man became Oahu's 35th traffic fatality for 1948 Sunday night when his car turned over on Schofield Barracks Perimeter Rd.

and pinned him underneath. The victim was identified as Ralph Saito of 45 Mamane lane. He died at 4:40 a. m. today in the Queen's hospital.

He was brought there at midnight by city-county ambulance. aaa A second man is said to be in critical condition while a third injured person is being treated for minor injuries, according to hospital authorities. Critically injured is John Kinney, 33, of 1215 Liliha St. He was still in surgery early today and a list of his injuries was unavailable. a a a In Kuakini hospital with only minor injuries is Harry Arii, 43, of 1230 Pua lane.

Police traffic investigator John Hamby said the accident happened of the bureau ill ships, said the force will be built around the newly planned 65,000 ton super carrier, a flush deck, 1,090 foot long float 1 -c- ing airfield able to handle planes carrying atom bombs. It also will include three 45.000 ton carriers of the Midway class, whose fliglit decks will be reinforced so they too can launch big death as occurring two clays previous to the discovery of his body by his sister. Mrs. Lillian Ukita, who had come to visit him. Mr.

Tamae lived in a rooming house at-727 Olokele St. Mrs. Ukita. who lives at Mill Camp. Aiea, had called at her brother's room Saturday night.

She returned Sunday morning and saw him lying out in the back yard. She immediately summoned the police. Thefts Reported Two persons reported to police Sunday that their homes had been entered and ransacked. 1 Mrs. Nobuyoshi Arakawa told police someone entered her home at 741 5th Ave.

and took a purse containing $330 from a bureau drawer in the bedroom. Two watches and money amounting to $180 were taken from the home of William Ayre Peters at 351 Seaside Ave. The theft occurred following a party a Mr. Peter's home. Masaru Oshiro of Waianae.

Oahu, told police he lost his wallet containing $40 to a pickpocket at the Honolulu stadium Saturday. 4 ger planes. The other 24 vessels that "ulti AT THE DEDICATION of the Frank C. Atherton auditorium. Nuuanu YMCA, Sunday afternoon were J.

Ballard Atherton, his son; Mrs. Frank C. Atherton. and Lloyd R. Killam, who as a YMCA secretary proposed the building of the Nuuanu many years ago and was one of those who organized its first fund-raising campaign.

The mately" will join tiie fleet, Mills said, are of the 27,000 ton Essex class now in service. Those too will be strengthened. formal dedication of the Atherton auditorium was on the 10th an DR. FRANCIS A. TOOLE AND MRS.

OTOOLE of Clinton, Mass-are spending a two week vacation in Honolulu. Mrs. O'Toole is a frank McLauDlin. we of Federal Judge McLaugh- ini i Jrfa anyf; ear and nose Pialist. They are visiting-Judge McLaughlin and Mrs.

McLaughlin at their home. 2014 University Ave. Inited Air Lines photo. niversary of its opening. Behind this trio is the embossed panel bearing; the name of the man in whose honor the dedication ceremonies were held.

Mr. Atherton's distinguished service as a citizen, a business Lost Plane Continued from Page 1 side of the pali for evidence of a crash. leader, a civic worker and a Christian statesman were paid high tribute by many speakers. Star-Bulietin photo. Frank C.

Atherton Auditorium Dedicated to Civic Service HRT Officials Meet With Sroat The Honolulu RaniH Transit Cn 35 Since Jan. 1 Russia Vetoes Continued from Page 1 never have been brought before the security council in the first place. Vishinsky had warned that he would veto it. Earlier, an authoritative source said the three western powers had rejected a Russian counter-proposal fo ending the blockade. The Russian plan, one informant said, called for lifting of the Berlin blockade by stages, in conjunction with currency revision and other adjustments of the German problem.

The west has insisted that the Russians must lift the blockade before further direct negotiations can take place. Son Is Born to D. L. Boydens Mr. and Mrs.

Dilwyn L. Boyden, 2432 Prince Edward, announce the birth of a son, James William Boyden. The boy, who was born October 13 at 5:48 p. m. at the Kapiolani maternity hospital, weighed 8 pounds.

14 ounces. Mr. Boyden is the general manager of the U. S. army Pacific motion picture service.

Mrs. Boyden is the former Viola today presented its side of the dis- DUte raised hv ihf Transit Work If the missing plane is sighted police plan to send a ground team into the steep country surrounding Mt. Olomana in the hope that the pilot is still alive. aaa William Holloway. airport safety director of the Hawaii Aeronautics commission, said today that Young's aircraft disappeared behind a small building for a few minutes before taking off Saturday.

a a a When the tower caUcd for the plane, it reappeared from behind the structure and proceeded ers union over contemplated lay- Mrs. Zona Miller Dies in New York Mrs. Zona Hansen Miller. 37. former Honolulu resident, llied Thurs ons oi aoout 13 maintenance employes.

F. J. Johnson. HRT vice nrpsi. day in New York Memorial hos dent, and S.

L. Piatt, personnel di 13 Injured in Weekend Traffic Three persons, including a 3 year old girl, were hospitalized over the weekend as the result of traffic accidents on Oahu. A total of 13 persons were injured while motorists piled up 54 accidents Saturday and Sunday, according to police. a Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman.

40, of Pearl City, is in the Waipahu hospital with a broken rib. She was a passenger in a car that crashed into a pole on Waikele Sunday at 9 p. m. aaa Edward U. Naeole, 30.

also of Pearl City, driver of the car, received only slight bruises, police said. nam A family consisting of mother, father and daughter was struck down hv a rar at fat to A rector, met ior an hour this morning with Robert Sroat, labor department mediator. Mr. Sroat is to meet with union representatives at 1:30 this through takeoff patterns, he Air. liollovvav said that sources at about 9:30 p.

m. Sunday at a right hand turn in area of Schofield Barracks. aaa Apparently the car failed to make the turn, continuing on into a field and turning over on its side. All three persons were pinned beneath the auto which had to be lighted before they were rescued. The car had rolled about 68 the airport told him that the young GI training pilot had taken passen gers aloft during training flights before.

a a a Mr. Johnson told The Star-Bulletin he reiterated the company's position that it does not consider the dispute raised by the union a bonafide disnutp under thn imiK. pital after a long illness. She had lived in New York since June, 1947. Mrs.

Miller was born April 15, 1911, in Punnene, Maui. She attended the public schools of Maui and graduated from Punahou school in 1928. She also attended San Dominican college In San Rafael, Calif. Survivors include three sisters-Mrs. Olava Severance of Monterey.

Mrs. Mathilde Hansen Barrus of Honolulu and Mrs. Kar-lyn Widauski of San Francisco and a brother, Alfred Hansen of Naalehu, Hawaii. Mrs. Miller is the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Conrad Hansen of Puunene, Maui. aaa Young had a private pilot's Schmidt of Omaha, Neb. feet before coming to rest, Offi license, but under the provisions of zeal and energy cheered them when the "going was difficult." a a a Lloyd R. Killam described Mr.

Atherton's work as a prominent business and civic leader. HISTORY OF THE BUILDING A history of the growth of the Nuuanu from the original boys' building to the addition to the adult building facilities was made by Masatoshi Katagiri. Members representing the various program groups which have utilized the adult building facilities participated in the unveiling of the- Frank C. Atherton memorial plaque. aaa Master of ceremonies was District Magistrate Clarence Shimamura.

Attorney Peter Lee introduced the guests and the official greeting was presented by Harold Higaki. The- Rev. Charles Kwock pronounced the invocation and benediction. Music was provided by instrumental troupes. After the ceremony, there was an informal reception, with rc'-esh-ments served in the patio of the adult education building, of which the auditorium is a part.

lie utility labor act. the GI training program, he is not allowed to take passengers on training flights, Mr. Holloway said. cer Hamby said. Preliminary investigation failed to reveal who drove the car at the time of the accident or-the and Makani St.

in Wahiawa at 5:30 A search throughout Saturday by exact time the accident occurred. p. m. aunday. Mrs.

Fannv La Ranmp 54 and bet- Residents in area heard the 23 navy, air force and civil air patrol search planes was called off at sundown Saturday after no trace crash and called police, but daughter, Layne. 3. are being treat could not determine the exact time. Baa It was resumed after Juan E. ed ior severe Druises in the Wahiawa general hospital.

"Layoffs." he said, ''are provided under th contract." a a A. E. Kirk. HRT president, last Friday said the union, by its new contract with the company, has "contracted itself" out of the right to take the layoff dispute through the act in question. aaa Despite the company's stand, the labor department has said it has no alternative, under the? law, but to invoke the "cooling off' procedures of the statute, starting with Gautin of Kailua called police to only minor injuries.

They live at say that Mrs. Salazar had reported to him that she saw the plane dive Truman, Dewey behind the mountain at about 3 Saturday afternoon. Continued from Page 1 Army Now Paying Reserves to Drill WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 OJ.R) -The army has announced that for the first time in history it is paying its organized reserves for drilling. The drill pay started October 1.

But the army said it has only 000,000 for training pay between now and June 30. and that probably won't be enough. HUNGER STRIKE FRANKFURT. Oct. 25 INS Twelve hundred DPs.

mostly Jews. Uksainians and Poles, hoisted a black flag and went on a hunger strike at an international refugee organization camp near Munich today. The demonstration was staged on the grounds the refugees have not been given priority' for emigration dered swift study of Israels ap loune took off at 11 a. m. Sat urday morning with fuel for about five hours flying.

plication ior an American loan. FORCED BY DEWEY Farrington PTA To Meet Wednesday The Parent-Teachers association of Farrington high school will hold its first meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 in the school library. A film, program, entertainment and refreshments are promised. All parents are invited, according to Pauline Smeed, third vice president. Officers for this year beside Miss Smeed are: Sanii Abe.

Dresidentr io cainornia Ave. Driver of the car is listed as Alfred M. Rivera, 18, of Wahiawa. TERRORISTS IN PANAMA PANAMA, Panama. Oct.

25 UP Two persons were wounded and four police officers were abducted last night in a series of terrorist incidents here. Minister of Government Jose Daniel Crespo issued a statement early today blaming "extremist elements of opposition parties" for the violence. Mr. Truman said he had been forced to "reiterate my own posi Honoring the memory of a noted Hawaii businessman and philanthropist, the Frank C. Atherton auditorium was dedicated at 4 Sunday afternoon.

Adjoining the Nuuanu YMCA at Nuuanu and Vineyard it is a part of the fine plant which Mr. Atherton and others visioned more than 20 years ago. The main building was then at Hotel and Alakea Sts. It was called the Honolulu YMCA. The new Honolulu YMCA plant is to be constructed off Kapiolani In the Atkinson tract.

ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY The dedication services Sunday were on the tenth anniversary of the opening of the auditorium. Of the six business and professional men recognized as the chief founders of the Nuuanu YMCA. on-lv two were present. One is C. K.

Ai. He is the venerable head of the City Mill Co, and long a Christian worker. Mrs. Ai was with him. a a a The others are the late Frank C.

Atherton. the late Rev. W. D. Westervelt.

Dr. I. Mori, retired physician: Dr. Syngman Rhee, now the president of the Republic of Korea: and Lloyd R. Killam, who after 33 years as a YMCA worker and executive, has returned to Honolulu and is now in business here.

Mr. Killam was one of the two founders at Sunday's ceremonies. aaa Immediate members of the Frank C. Atherton family present were Mrs. -Atherton; their son, J.

Ballard Atherton; his sister, Mrs. Theodore Richards; her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Midkiff; and Mr.

and Mrs. Atherton's son in law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. F.

J. Halford. OPEN HOUSE PROGRAMS With the Atherton dedication ceremonies, the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Nuuanu YMCA will be accented this week in a series of open house programs. A Filipino program is scheduled for Tuesday, followed by Japanese night Wednesday, sports night Thursday and a program of Chinese events Friday. The schedule will be topped off by a Hallowe'en teen age dance Saturday.

Sunday's dedication ceremony was devoted largely to tributes to Mr. Atherton. whose efforts, personal and financial, helped put through to success a major civic project. a a a Several members of the original "Committee of One Hundred" which campaigned for funds were present and on the program. The missing pilot had a total of 160 hours solo time.

His parents live at Los Angeles. Today's Weather (Data from U. S. weather bureau tion because Gov. nomas i Dewey had "seen fit" to speak out on the subject last week.

KILLER HUNTED EAU CLAIRE, Oct. 25 WV-A killer who shot down a teen age couple late Saturday on the grounds of a country club was hunted today by Eau Claire county authorities. Dr. James M. Beebe Fills Laboratory Post at Queen's Dr.

James M. Beebe, former as aaa The GOP presidential nominee station at Honolulu airport.) president: Mrs. Ruth Johnson, sec- who also takes to the road tonight The trade winds are gradually de to the United States. for his campaign windup offered no immediate rejoinder. iurs.

nose victorino, first vice president; Mrs. Ruth oJhnson second vice president; Mrs. Mary Ann Bartleman. secretary, and Hisao Tanabe, treasurer. sistant professor of bacteriology at Creighton university, Omaha, is in his second month as assistant creasing and velocities are expectea to be about normal on Tuesday.

There were scattered showers throughout the island during the weekend but no unusually heavy rainfall amounts have been reported. Little aaa But Campaign 'Manager Herbert director of laboratories at the Queen's hospital. Brovvnell Jr. said. Mr.

Dewey simply had complied with a request chance is expected for the next 36 He was appointed September 10 hours. that he re-state his support of the as supervisor of the clinical labora Republican platform plank in favor Fliers Forced Down FULLERTON. Oct. 25 (IP) Bill Barris and Dick Riedel say they'll take off again late today in an attempt to the endurance flight record. Their monoplane, Sunkist Lady, was forced down yesterday by magneto trouble after 106 hours in the air.

The record of 726 hours was set at Long Beach, in 1939. THE FORECAST tories with additional dut'es teach TONIGHT 7 P.M. to 7:15 P.JVU Station ICHON VINCENT O. ESPOSITO and Attorney ROBERT MURAKAMI will make important talks KHON-TONIGHt-7 to 7:1 5 P.M. of partition.

Mr. Brownell added: Honolulu and vicinity: tonight and ing interns, residents and INSURANCE MAN KILLED SANTA MONICA. Oct. 25 James Malcolm McNabb, 40, president of Colonial Insurance was killed today as his car went suddenly out of control and plunged off Sunset Blvd. into Riviera ravine.

"It is regrettable that the presi Tuesday, frequent showers in the upper dent is making politics of an is valleys with occasional iigni snowers Dr. Beebe is a native of Iowa. over makai secuon during tne rtigni He was grauated from Allegheny and early morning mostly clear, during the afternoon fresh trade wands. I sue so important to the peace of the world." CLEARS UNCERTAINTY ISLAND WEATHER i (The following key will permit prompt Mr. Ross' announcement that Mr.

Funeral Announcement interpretation of reports from the various stations: first figure is rainfall for the last 24 hours followed by the 8 a.m. Truman's statement had been cleared by the state department followed a period of some uncer Want-Ads TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SAWAMURA. KEI. age 51. born reports on condition of the sky, wind, temperature, maximum and minimum for the preceding day.

and relative humidity, if available.) Oahu. Honolulu airport trace, partly tainty over how it squared with Secretary of State George C. Marshall's stand. aaa college with a B.5. degree in 1930 and received his Ph.D.

from Iowa State college in 1941. He served as a captain in the sanitary corps of the army for three years before going to Creighton for one year. Dr. Beebe is a member of eight professional societies including the American Association of University Professors and American Society of Professional Biologists. He is widely known for contributions to the Journal of Bacteriology of articles concerning bacterial cell structure.

Dr. and Mrs. Beebe and their three children live at 52 Laumilo Waimanalo. Marshall last month gave his cloudy, northeast 10. 74, 82, 71.

75 per federal building .02. partly cloudy. PERSONALS approval at the UN meeting in Paris to a proposal for modifying Girls! Here is the secret to a beautiful hustline contour and an at-. tractive figure. Ph.

53122. CLEARANCE SALE! BIG REDUCTIONS IRONS CLOCKS TOASTERS RADIOS COFFEE MAKERS in Yamanashi. Japan died Oct. 22. 1943.

4:30 p.m. at residence. 914 Akau Lane. Services were held on Saturday at 3 p.m. from chapel of HOSOI MORTUARY.

Cremation followed. Survived by widower. Teruo Sawamura: children, Masahiro. Edward. Timo-.

thy. Chiyoko. Mrs. Michiko Na-katsu, Mrs. Kyoko Fenna.

Mrs. Kinu "Kitano; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Yoshido Katada: brothers.

Yoshiyuki, Benny. Isamu; sisters. Mrs. Sei Kokura. Mrs.

Fusa Matsudo, Mrs. Katsuko Yokomo-to, Mrs. Teruko Kiuchi. the 1947 partition plan. a a a east 6.

77, 79. 73, 68 per cent: Kane-ohe. .01, partly cloudy, northeast 13, 76. Wheeler field .39, light showers, northeast 4. 68.

missing. Kauai. Port Allen .05, fair, northeast 12. 74; Barking Sands none, fair, northeast 3, 68: Kilauea lighthouse none, nartlv rloudv. east 23.

77. The suggested changes drafted by the late Count Bernadotte, UN mediator in Palestine came un der strong Jewish criticism. 9 HELPWANTED FEMALE Experienced flower shop woman wanted. Japanese preferred. K.

Yamadn Florist Supply, 1217 Nuuanu Ave. Phone 52401." Reliable eirl for companion to children. Tel.73151. Licensed beauty operator "wanted. Ph.

727285 or 75169. They told how Mr. Atherton's WALKER. MRS. ANITA 43.

of TOUCHY ISSUE The Palestine issue is a touchy one in all of the cities where Mr. Truman and Mr. Dewey will voice PARTY SUPPLIES Cartoon Nopkins Coasters Score Cards Book Matches "Wits End" Note Paper their final appeals for votes. The 14 FURNISHED ROOMS Single or double rooms for rent. Japanese preferred.

Pawaa dist! nr. bus line restaurant. Phone 92301. Maui, fuunene none, ciear, nw in it. 74; KailUa .45.

partly cloudy, east missing; Haleakala ranger station missing, clear, northeast 16. missing. 61. 42. Molokai, Homestead field .03, fair northeast 14, 72.

Lanai airport none, clear, calm. 63. Hawaii, Hilo .17. fair, southwest 3. 72; Upolu point .05, cloudy northeast 17, 73: Volcano house .10, clear, northeast 12.

missing, 68. 58. Midway island none, partly cloudy, southeast 9, 75. Johnston island .12. cloudy, northeast 15, 78.

MAINLAND FIGURES SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25 (AP) Temperatures reported by the U. S. weather bureau for 24 hours ended at 2:30 a.m.

Honolulu time) today: 421 Lewers born at Clarks-dale. died at a local hospital. 12 noon. Oct. lfl.

Private funeral services will be held at the chapel of the BORTHWICK FUNERAL PARLORS, at 3 p.m.. Wednesday. Oct. 27. Interment to follow in the Diamond Head Memorial park.

The Rev. Henry P. Judd will officiate. Survived by a son. William E.

Walker of CrawfordsviHe, and 2 grandchildren. Deceased was a resident of the islands for the past 7 years, and was employed as Personnel Supervisor at the Naval Supply Center. 15 ROOM AND BOARD Office Store Equipment included PACIFIC FACTORS 1491 Kapiolani Blvd. In the Moloney Bldg. Two perm, haole bus.

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3 two candidates will speak 24 hours apart in Chicago. Cleveland. Boston. Both also have addresses booked in New York City. Mr.

Dewey's aides said he wrill close out his campaign by holding to his them that a Republican victory would be a unifying influence for the country. a a Henry A. Wallace, speaking from Newark. N. last nifrht.

called upon the United States. Russia and Britain to pull their troops out of Germany and leave the occupation chore to six "small" countries. Mr. Wallace listed the six as France. Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Poland and Czechoslovakia.

He said: "The time has come to change Germany from a tinder box into a neutral zone." buixitt deserts truman WASHINGTON. Oct. 25 (INS) Gov. Thomas E. Dewey has a new supporter today in William C.

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m. Tuesday. October 26, in the school auditorium. Dr. Fum Koo Park returned here October 18 for his first visit in 30 years.

He has been practicing sur-gerv at Chester. Pa. He is visiting his 88 vear old father. Park Kyung Ho. of'Kunia camp.

Wahiawa. Dr. Park expects to leave Friday for the mainland. Dr. Charles L.

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Phone 736195. (NEA Telephoto) Curvature of the earth can be seen in thia picture, which shows a 1400-mile strip extending from upper Wyoming into Mexico taken on one exposure of a camera 57 miles up. The camera was attached to a Navy Aerobee rocket launched at the White Sands, N. proving grounds. FARLEY FOR TRUMAN HEW YORK.

Oct. 25 (JP) James A. Farley announced yesterday his support of President Truman and the rest of the Democratic ticket, and made a qualified prediction of victory for the Truman-Barkley slate. PET STOCK 38 At Stud: Imported AKC registered purple ribbon bred American Pit Bull Terrier. Ph.

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They are James W. Glover, Kenneth T. Olds. Dr. Samuel K.

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Col. Harry G. Albright, president of the newly organised reserve officers association, announces that reserve officers of all branches of the armed forces are invited to attend the Navy Day cocktail party at Ala Moana park pavilion from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.

ffiin rru-c nrfnrmii lASLHinr nnprstinnc An a nrapllr mmint Ala at npii iiiH LOAl)i spectators Saturday and Sunday. The navy exhibit at the park demonstrated the actual Mna Park developed weapons, ome for the first time. Navy photo, of manj war ceratioi eneration.