TENSION HIGH OVER HONOLULU NAVY RIOT
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
HONOLULU, Nov, 14 (I')
Strengthened civilian ii nd navul
pollco kept close wuteh today
oit tho violence-marked vicinity
of tho ii n v 11 1 all' iitiitlmi (Jiih) on
Honolulu' outskirts. An NA8
spokesman blamed city police
mid city polluo bliiinud tho nuvy
for Monday nlKht'fl rioting l
willed lAilli nnvy men tangled
with civilians.
Clly patrolmen Joined shore
patrolmen lust night to forestall
liny fiirtlu'r violence, nfUir soil
or confined to tlui Htullon be
gun to crowd around It gates.
Tho combined forco brolco up
Iho crowd wltlioul disorder.
Shore ptitrnlinon Mild they hud
asked help "In cuno" tho sailors
Hied to luuvo the Htiitlon. There
The Coppeck Buy project In
now open (or bids, It win an
nounced today iy mo Aiumoin
Falls office of tho U, S. bureuu
of rcclainnllon,
Sealed bids will be received
until 10 o'clock the morning of
November 30, mid then will be
publicly opened, ulna nro invit
ed for furnishing Inbor, ma
terials and performing nil work
for tho construction of earth-
work nnd structure of connls
and drnlnii of Copoeck Bnv. Mo
doc unit, Tnlo Lnko division,
Kliunnth project, Oregoh-Callfor-nlii.
The work In situated nhout 30
miles southeast of Klamath
Falls,
This Invitation (or bids does
not cover the purchase or ma
terials which are to be furnished
by the government, Materials
to be furnished bv thn contractor
and those furnished hv the gov
eminent aro described In stand'
rd forms of thn specifications
which may be obtained from the
U, S. bureau nf reclnmatlon
not office, building, Klamath
Falls.
The work shall be commenced
30 days after thn dale of receipt
of notice to proceed, and tho
work shall be comoleted as pro
vldcd in tho specifications.
Democrat Elected
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(!') Tho offlclul count of voles
for mayor of Loulsvillo was on
record today, ulvlna E. Leland
Taylor, democrat, margin of
221 vote over Roy W. Easlcy,
republican, gain of 16 vote
over last Saturday unofficial
count,
Tho outcome only made re
publican moro determined than
ever to seek a recount, Edward
C. Black, republican organiza
tion chairman, announced after
hearing the report. Tho party
has until Friday midnight to file
a recount petition, according to
law.
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hii boon no Indication how long
they may be restricted.
Mnndav night's disorders at
nearby Damon (clvlllun) housing
tract would not have occurred,
Honolulu I'ollco Chief William
A. Clohrlulson asserted, If nuvy
officers had cooporutcd "tho way
they should."
Detective Cuptiiln Kugono
Kennedy ulsn cunlaiided tliut:
"Nuvy iifflcer Know moro
was going to bo u disturbance
at tho Damon truct (clvlllun
housing area near tho air sta
tion) and did not glvo us advance
Information,"
Kennedy suld the nuvy per
sonnel wont on a three-hour
rampage becuuso they wero en-
ruged by u iiuho rumor mat
Damon civilian had killed two
sailors.
Hovorul of the no navy orflcor
and men explulncd, Konncdy
added, that they wero angry
"because we arc damned sick
and tired of seeing our buddies
get beaten by local toughlcs and
nnt a damned thing I done about
It."
Lt. R. M. Singer, NAS public
I 111 VETS EYED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (PJ
Two brood projects to help war
veterans resume peacetime pur
suits attracted strong support In
congress.
Ono proposal Is to revise the
"C. I. Bill of Rights" to simplify
loan procedure and liberalize
educational benefits. It passed
tho senate unanimously yester
day. House leaders told a re
porter they oxpected speedy
concurrence.
Tho other plan is to have a fed
eral agency formulate a co
ordinated national program to
help veterans get Jobs. -
Under Identical bills proposed
yesterday by six legislators, the
war-umo restraining and ro
om n I o y.m c n t administration
would bo devitalized and put to
worK on mo program.
Tho meusure wo Introduced
by Senator Miignuson (D-Wash.)
for himself and Senators Edwin
C. Johnson (R-Colo.) and Wayno
Morse (It-Ore,), ond by hops
Edith Nourse Rogers (R-Ma.)
Dnmengcuax (D-Lu.) and Savago
(D-wash.)
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Information officer, blumod tho
police for the disturbance, Ho
charged tliut more than US NAS
personnel wero ocuton ny ci
vilians in tho pust two months,
but that tho pullco mudo no ar
rest. rSuhrlnlsun countered "It Is
an absolute falsehood when tho
no Ice ore charged with not co
operating."
Kennedy suui mo nuvy per
sonnel were armed with clubs,
knives and rocks. Two automo
bile wore overturned, a motor-
cyclo buttered and windows
smashed. However, Kennedy
said thcro were no serious In
juries. A spectator, va-your-om
Joseph Outlierldge, died of a
heart attack.
Fifty nuvy men were detained
and luler turned over to naval
authorities for discipline
Kennedy a d ho and uupnoi-
son agroed, after a conference
with the Hth nuvul district com
mandant, to Incrouso civil police
nrotcct on ot Damon tract until
tho navy Is ablo to hondlo the
situation,
Detective Neil Donahue said
that Lt. Blair Coleman, NAS
Junior officer of the day the
only ono of tho 80 detained men
named was hold because he
was "heard to encourage the
rioters."
However, Singer stated that
Coleman "was just trying to
holp quiet tho men and send
lliem dock to uicir case.
Meeting Of Oregon
Counties Underway
PORTLAND. Nov. 14 7P)
Highway construction, taxation
and mirchosc of surnlus wor ma
toriuls will bo discussed In the
throo doy convention of the os-
soclatlon of Oregon counties ne
ulnninu here today.
Tho treasurer's association of
Oregon and tho Oregon assocla'
tion of county clerks and record.
crs will hold annual meetings
Thursday ond Friday.
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ONTARIO. Ore., Nov. 14 (A')
Tho first degree murder case
aaglnst Floyd Pousson, 17, Luke
Charles, La., churged with sluy
Ing Notsuji Kurisu, 61-ycur-old
Nisei, probnbly will not be culled
until tho January grand jury
session, District Attorney L,
una smith said today.
Pousson wo bound over to
tho grand Jury after preliminary
hearings beforo Justice Thomas
Jones. Although the youth
mudo no statement, Smith said
ha uppnared shaken by the pro
ceedings. Smith filed a complaint Octo
ber ID charging Pousson with
the killing. The body of Kurisu,
missing 11 days, was found
north of here October 10,
Testimony at the hearings In
dicated the Japanese-American
died a violent death, and that
his auto and personal effect
were found in Pouason's posses
sion upon tho youth's arrest In
Texas.
YOUNO IDEAS
SPANISHFORK, Utah, Nov.
14 lPi The temptation was too
great' for Owen Rowe, tar foot
ball player In his college day
at Brlgham Young university.
Watching some school boys
at play, Rowe, who Is now prln-
Thanksgiving
Set November 22
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (ZD
President Truman has pro
claimed November 22. fourth
Thursday of the month, a
Thanksgiving Day.
HI proclamation asked that
"We give thanks with the hu
mility of free men, each know
ing It was the might of no one
arm but of all together by which
wo wero saved."
clpal of the Lake Shore school,
joined them. The result a
broken shoulder blade on the
first play. .
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