The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-25
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ployed as teachers be qualified to
give this instruction. All teachers
are required to obtain a certificate
from the department of public instruc-
ton, and in this connection the bill
says: Before issuing a certificate to
any teacher, the department shall
satisfy itself that such teacher pos
sesses ideals of democracy, and has a
knowledge of the English language,
American history and methods of
United States government"
The following sections of the bill
We of the greatest Importance:
t'Section 8. Any teacher unable to
rdalify under Section l of this Act
shall be granted by the department
of public instruction a period of not
more than two years, dating from
July l, 1920, in which to qualify.
Section 4. The teacher shall
pursue a course of instruction calcul-
ated to incalculate in the pupils the
ideals and principles Of the form of
government of the United States and
loyalty thereto, and shall not teach
anything calculated to extol or eX-
plot the ideals or principles of a
government lOItlSu w INC SONtlll
ment of the United States or anything
not suitable for the training of youths
for American citizenship.
Section 5. The department may
revoke a certificate when satisfied
that the holder thereof is unable to
qualify under Section l of this act,
but in each ease the holder of the
certificate shall first be given a full
opportunity to justify the holding of
the certificate"
Joseph And Waiaholo Oppose
Two of the members of the Maui
delegation voted against the passage
of the measure. They were Repre-
sntative Joseph and Waiaholo. The
other opponents were Representatives
Ahuna, Fernandez, Holt and Kupi-
hea, all of Oahu.
What the senate will do with the
bill is problematical; but it is under
stood considerable opposition is to be
voiced. This may be mere rumor,
however, as it was reported several
days ago that a lobby had assured
the defeat Of the bill in the house.
The bill is of grave importance and
its effect, if it is passed, will be far
reaching. 1t will touch every school
and every teacher in Hawaii.
Appropriation Bill Pau
The house dumped a big burden
from it's shoulders yesterday when it
passed the general appropriation bill
for the coming biennium on final
reading, and returned the measure to
the senate. 1t did not pass, however,
until the finance committee and
house members has made a number
of amendments which increased the
total to some extent. The total ar
rived at by the senate was ~$4,3O9,369.
The house finance committee increas-
ed this figure to $780, 59.
Money For Wharf Survey
The plan of the legislature to con-
struct that m~uch-needed wharf at
Mala, near Lahaina, seems certain to
be carried out, for II of the amend
ments to the appropriation bill agreed
to yesterday was the insertion of an
item of $4,000 for a survey at Mala in
connection with the proposed pier.
Other items in the appropriation bill
directly affecting Maui county are:
Other Maui Items
Second taxation division: Salary,
assessor, $275; salaries, deputy as
SCISSORS, COlleClOIS anu ClCl Nd, p-O,IOO ,
commissions and expenses, $500.
Maintenance, additions, government
property, Maui, $500.
Expenses, pilots, Kahului, $1,000.
Maintenance, landings and wharves,
Maui, Molokai and Lanai, $4,000.
Salaries subagents, land depart
.ment, clerks and assistants, Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai, S16,32O.
New construction, under division OF
photography, Molokai, $4,000.
Salary, chief sanitary inspector,
Maui, SITS.
Salaries, government physicians,
Maui, for biennium, $12,S40.
Cure and treatment, tuberculosis
patients in sanitariums, Maui, $4,000,
Allowance, patients, Molokai, for bi'
ennium, $4,000.
Amusements, Molokai patients, $751;
= 900.
Merry-Go-Round, Molokai, $4,000.
Construction of roads, Kalaupapar
$4,000.
Industrial accident board, Maui
$4,000.
Promotion Committee Name Changed
The house fnanciers have changed
the name of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee to Hawaii Tourist Bure'
au". The bureau shall consist of a
member from each of the islands, to
be appointed by the governor upon
nomination by the board of super
visors. The sum of $4,000 is approp'
rated for the biennial period. The
house did not delete the National
Guard item of $47,470, nor the Terri
torial Market division item of S28,
600. When the bill first went to the
senate, that body deleted the market
item entirely and reduced the militia
item to $4,000 as against 100000 as
proposed by the governor. The hnaI
status of the measure will be thresh
ed out in conference, probably the lat
ter part of the present week.
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