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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

cafes OF the late
Edith Rockefeller Mccormick, the
crowd was so large that Mrs. Nc
COTmick herself sat on the stair
case during the performance. Kube-
Xix still wears the flowing hair which
the lavender day woman demanded
IN her bona dde geniuses. All the
awards came 70 him between the
ages Of 20 and 30. and today they
revive memories Of the days when
he thrilled royalty.
In the box Kubelik carries the
Commander Cross of Sava given to
him by the recently murdered Al
eXlnder. King Of YugOslavia. The
Greek republic has given him its
highest distinction. another Com
m1nder Cross with the Greek crown
on top. The King Of WuTtenberg
sent him a medal after a court con-
cert at Stuttgart.
The three ROumanian decorations
recall 10 Kubelik the beautiful
Carmen sylvia. Grandmother of King
Carol AT his home in his music
room the viOliniSt has autographed
photographs OF her over each Of the
three pianos. Three times a week
he gave concerts before the royal
family and ne accompanied them
one summer 70 the palace at Sinai.
Gar Made Gift
Car Nicholas Of Russia gave
Kubelik a watch charm. a sapphire
blue enamel trinket, with a gold
crown supporting the cross. as well
as a brilliant red cross with the
royal insignia where the arms Of
the cross meet.
AS a reward for his benefit con-
Certs for the Red Cross during the
war while at Austria and Hungary.
ArChduke Ferdinand Salvatore of
Austria rewarded him with three
medals The late Emperor Franz
Joseph was the least appreciative of
E1ubelik'S royal friends. Despite his
lack of musical appreciation, he did
hold court musicales. Queen Vic
tOria Of England supported a large
court orchestra and once took Kube-
Xix TO Sandrrngham where he gave
summer concerts in the garden.
When he was ready TO return 10
his home. she presented him with
a pair Of gold and dark blue enamel
cuff links with the British crown or
one side. set with diamonds and the
ent-ined initials Of the Queen on
the other side Prince Edward pre-
Sented the viOliniSt a heavy gold
ring set with a ruby and two
diamonds.
HOnOred at Vatican
From the Vatican Kubelik re-
ceived the Commander Cross of st.
Gregory. from France the Legion of
Honor and from the Philharmonic
Society IN LOTdOn one Of its rarely
awarded meGdlS. The huge gold
watch he carries has as a charm a
wizened looking head of a man.
carved from a human bone. and set
with ewes of lapiS, a gilt from the
Maori tribe of New Zealand.
The Austrian ducat which Kubel4k
carries Is the first fee he received
for playing in public at the age o
IL. Ii Is worth less than s..
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NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

cruise at Naples. They will go to
Paris and London before boarding
the Berengeria on the return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoke and
Mrs. c. P. Lesh are at home after
a motor trip through the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen F. Howe are
in New orleans, La, and Biloxi,
Miss, for visit.
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TeHt Used IN Naval Schools Available

NE Shipping" by Edwin Harnack is
~ which has been used in naval schools 1t
is accuracy contains diagrams and charts
story architecture from the beginning of time is told by L.
in Building Miss included
this book description
we'll buildings
bridges of the world
Guided in Bridges" by Henry R. Bormann
thrill mechan-
Works. by Wied Jones 1t Illus
dercks and construction problems
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Leaders for
Ticket Sale
Announced
Teams Will Aid Ball of
Riding Group to Be
Given March 80.

Perry Meek. chairman Of the
Wildcats ball of the Indiana Saddle
Horse Association. scheduled March
80 at the Columbia Club, announced
team captains for a ticket sale
campaign at a meeting last night.
The captains include Team l,
William SineS; Team ?, Mrs. Lucius
Hamilton; Team 3. Mrs. Thomas
Twyman and Mrs. j. R. NIcNutt, CO.
chairmen; Team 4. William Shop
Ter; Team 5. Mrs George NJ. Bailey;
Team g. Jack Adams; Team 7, Mrs.
Frank Haight: Team 8, Junior
League representative: Team 9, Mrs.
Talcott Powell; Team 10. Mrs. Ed
ward P. Gallagher; Team II, Mrs.
a F. Head; Team 10. Mrs. William
Kuhn and Mrs. Louis GauSepohl, CO.
chairmen.
The ticket sales committee will
meet Tuesday night at the CO.
lumbia Club with Mrs. Evanson
carp, general chairman.
Mrs. William H. Wemmer was ap-
pointed co-chairnlan with Mrs.
Conrad Ruckelshaus for the at
fractions committee, and General
and Mrs. Robert Tyndall and MIR.
and Mrs. Wallace o. Lee, reception
committee.
Attending the meeting last night
were MIS-. PoSey T. Kline and Mrs.
I. w. Sturgeon, co-chairmen of the
invitations committee, which has
scheduled a meeting for Wednesday.
Others present at the meeting
included Mrs Hamilton, Mrs. Harry
Parr, who reported the design of the
invitations; Mrs. William Low Rice,
who reported the orchestra and
place; Mrs. August Bohlen, who re-
ported the games; Mrs. McNutt,
Mrs. Dorothy Afford, Mr. Adams,
who reported decorations; Mrs.
Powell and Maurice Mendenhall,
association president and ex-oficio
member of the committee.
Rho Gamma Chi Sorority will be
entertained tonight at the home of
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ond floor adjacent to the gallery in which Mrs Renee
Barnes collection of toy paintings shown which
only interesting because of their connection with
school courses but because of their unusual and fine
illustrations.
are those assembled by Mrs Houghton for teacher in
northern Indiana use interesting school children
in the romance of industry. These accepted so
enthusiastically by the boys this that she has
introduced the books in Indianapolis
Among them is book published just two weeks ago.
and written by Hendrix Willem Van Loon 1t is ships
and How They Sailed the Seven Seas" 1t gives the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
MRS. STOCKTON TO
Be CLUB SPEAKER

Magazine Club will meet at the
Children's Museum Saturday, with
Mrs. John F. Kelly presiding. Mrs,
G. P. Stockton will talk on "The
Lure of Travel Books"
HosteSses will include MeSdames
j. L. Benedict, D. w. Tibbs, B. w.
Gillespie and A. N. Bonham.
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declares that no
one has a right
to have children
until he is able to
provide separate
rooms for each Of
them.
The fact that a
husband a wife
may prefer sep
arate room S is
highly shocking to
those who believe
t h a t a married
pair must live like
SiameSe twins in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
Circle MeetinQ Set

Queen Esther Circle of the Metho-
dist church will hold an all-day
meeting at the DeaconeSs home.
081 Fletcher-av, Saturday, begin
ming at $50. Luncheon at noon will
be followed by a program and tea
at 3:15.
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Dear Jane Jordan-I have met
a boy whom I really love and We
are going to be married soon. In
all my dreams Of my own home, I
always pictured two bedrooms, one
for me, one for my husband. My
f1anCe says I do not love him or
else I would be glad when we
could be together since I would be
alone all day. Mother tells me 1
am wrong She says we should
share our room and spare time to-
gether. Will you please help me?
AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRL.
AnsWer-Every member Of fam
lily has g. right to a room of his own
from the time he is born until he
dies. One psychologist emphatically
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
Enfcrtnins ct Bridae

Miss Patricia Goode entertain ed
at bridge Tuesday afternoon Tor
Misses Betty Anne Hill. Mary Jane
Hill. Martha Lou Sunderland, Mary
Louise Savage. Phyllis Thomas,
Shirley German and Patricia Syl-
veSter.
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Jan Kubelik
Given Many
Decorations
ViOliniSt, Who Will Play
Here Sunday, Honored
by Royalty.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
IImes Naman-s Page Editor

IN a box which once held two
a. pounds OF chocolates. Jan Kube-
Xix. viOlinist. casually carries his
collection OF medals and jewels
given 20 him by kings and queens
some representing CrUmbled dynas-
ties. Kubelik. accompanied BY his
son. Rafael VIII play Sunday after
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

ID Udy dU U1IG Nv
DIANA WALL Pa
PER co. with a sam
pie for every smart
shopper who takes adj
vantage of the gener-
Gus plan. You buy a
paint brush and you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

A n q II y 0 U
haven't curls of
your own, g G t
S om e. I mean
ready-made curlS
"a spray, a mass,
a switch of curls
to match YOUR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Books Supplementary to
School Work Offered in
Lieber's New Department
Mrs Margaret Houghton, Formerly in the
English, Is in Charge; Meets Visitors to
Exhibit of Oil Paintings of Toys.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

exhibition of oil paintings Of chdrens
H introduced a
at
supplementary
of the school
department. shortly
Christmas the English has been moved to Lebers
been colorfuy decorated with of illus
of the favote chdrens books In addition to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

ing this spring season Of tonics. An
alkaline beverage which counteracts
the effects of a heavy meat diet.
Mate is easily made in a Drip Cof-
fee Maker or with tea bags. Served
with lemon or sugar, sometimes
brown sugar adds smoothness. Hot
or iced, it is delightful. One Of the
smartest of refreshing health bever-
ages. Phone me for the name Of
your nearest dealer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

Miss Viola Binder and Mrs. Al
Bloemker will be chairmen of
silver jubilee ball to be held May 4
at the Little Flower Church Audi
forum. Indiana Vagabonds will
play and floor show is scheduled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

get can of paint besides. It's
Kyanize, "self-smoothing" finish,
and you have your choice of floor
enamel, celoid finish for walls and
woodwork, floor finish (the trans
parent varnish) and Lustaquik (the
colorful enamel for furniture and
woodwork. Values range from 40c
to Csc, but you buy them for only
15c or Csc, depending on the size.
Both brush and paint are first quail
ity. It's just an opportunity for
you to see what Kyanize will do and
try your hand at painting floor
chair or a what-not. Make it a
point to be at % E. Maryland st.
early Friday or Saturday. Phone
Lii. 5454.
Did yOu know that 1UGter can
never become any hotter than
boiling? SAGE gas and time
By removing tea kettle at this
point.
At last it's Thursday >. I've been
so impatient to tell you of my find"
the Whirlpool Whipper now being
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llDoA al l4At AAAl q z
as a Town Hall
presentation.
Kubelik in his
heyday played TO
the most fashion,
able audiences in
New York and Chi
CagO. In the nine
ties dOWager Mrs.
Cornelius Wander
bilt invited him 10
play for three sue
C. @ sive concerts.
When he played ,
one Of the must
~a1nc NJ the late
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

I'm always so glad when you
make use of this department.
When seeking a favorite food
-. or having a pet panic about
something or there's shop
gossip on your mind-then
tell me. I want to know, too.
Perhaps you need some lux
urious pearls for your black
ensemble or a gift for some
discriminating friend. May
be it's clothes for the baby, or
his Dad. I'll help you find
the best in town.
I can't cover the town en-
tirely but I know some one
who appears to do almost as
much trotting as I do, though
in a different way. She's
your Society Reporter. Post
ed on fashion and fancy, she
tells the most enchanting
things just saves them up
for us. Listen in Monday at
$50 over WFBM and hear
Mrs. Elias c. Atkins in a de-
sV lightful Is
1Y ~ minutes of
NX : IA ~ init m a e
T. w.. chit-chat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
Heads AInn1nae Group

Miss
Dorothy
Barrett
is president
of the
indianapolis
AlumnGe
Chapter
of Kappa
Alpha Theta
Sorority,
7Chich 1CiI
be the
hostess
group
for the
luncheon
and dance
celebrating
the 65th
birthday
Saturday
at the
Indianapolis
Athletic
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

t h e CLAYPOOL
HOTEL. This bust
ness of eating out
must be a hawless
ceremony so
make a very special
date now. It's not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

II . @ q V@-1-t @~-~1@1 ~1V-1 .
you knoWl Men and
women who haven't
time to shop during the
day are pleased to do
their buying of furni-
ture, and home access
SORES on Friday even
ings. There's always a
striking bargain or two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

haven't you tasted So
AM Yerba Mate?" I look
wide-eyed. Well, it's
golden green, dainty and
fresh, much like an hel b
tea only more delicious.
And not a bitter trace at
all. 1t gives a stimulant
and a pick-up-ideal dur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

Now, here is something worth
knowing! An Introductory special
in paint is being offered Friday and
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Shown at VONNE-
CUTS. In fact it's
their newest pride
and joy. An unuSu-
ally efficient gadget
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ing, a challeng-
ing, spirited sort
of painting which
puts a new COM
plexion on living.
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Put your problems in letter to Jane
Jordan, who will answer your questions
in this column. Letters 81 opinion also
are invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

en year bits of
formation which Columbus sailed
to America was
The cover unoded sailing
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they are and
making personal
appearances a t
BLOCKS tOmor-
row. So, get your
mother to take
you into BLOCKS
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bit higher priced TO ENJOY The
spacious. restful Atrium Dining
Room. Order seafood, broiled steak,
or merely cocktails" :. and it will
seem like a banquet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

Add one coat OF NU-EN AMEL,
either inside or outside your house
and revive your interest in home.
Consider this finish, which reveals
no brush marks, leaving lustrous
durable surface. If you contemplate
a test case, try the furniture in the
nursery or the guest room. I
promise the work will have that
fresh-from the factory newness.
The kiddies will enjoy a design Of
a rabbit or the three little pigs done
in transfer picture on their furni-
ture. Ask those obliging people at
104 Monument Circle to tell you
more. While you're there, see and
marvel at the Enamelized House
Paint, revolutionary in its improve
ments.
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Children, you remember Buster
Brown and his dog, Tige? They're
in town, did you know? Honest
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chocolate ice cream CEN -
tered with peppermint II
stick ice cream and rolled "a
in chocolate dip. March M@@
8, g, LOTS 60c at the S0 u
shop, 2301 N. Meridian St.; 70c, if
delivered. Just phone TA-1827.
Get q pair of giddy Cocktail
Gloves qUitb bells on-fOr yo1r
private bar.
Get your curls up off the nape Of
the neck pile them high on your
head! It's quite the newest trend.
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natural couture. Just bit more adj
vanced than the coronet braid,
though it's still tremendously pop
ular. too You'll find all these latest
styles at the COSTELLO COS
METIC BAR so take your
choice. There are sets Of bangs, too,
if you're that type. Add some fussy,
curly fringe to your forehead and
be different. These hair fashions
are SO devastating, no wonder they
go to ones head. Never saw any one
like the Costellos for getting new
things. Shop for your spring hand
bag there and be sure of something
out of the ordinary. (Claypool Hotel,
Illinois-s) I'd stop in if were you.
Imported Demijohn gardens
are extremely nelO and mag
nifcent.
1t gives dignity it lends pres
tige :. it adds enjoyment . and
assures satisfaction-this dining at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

Rho Gamma Chi Sorority will be
tonight at the home of
the president, Miss Dorothy Batten-
berg, 1924 w. 25th-st.
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"Virginia"-that's the weekend
special at the MARTHA WASH
INGTON shop. Quart size roll of
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Moonlight sale-that's all hear
over at the PEOPLES corner. And
why not? It's a grand idea, don't
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This one is worth nabbing-a chest
Of drawers for S495. Implanted, yes,
but Tor bit more you can have it
finished in maple or walnut. Ever
been in the PEOPLES OUTFIT
TING CO.? Floor after floor of in
teresting departments for you to
roam through where you can
look leisurely stop and meet
your friends. Here's standing in
vitation for you for every Friday
evening-the PEOPLES Moonlight
Sale.
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that Will whip cream SuCCeSSI ulIy
in about 80 seconds. 1t beats, as it
stirs, as it whips great mounds Of
fluffy, luscious whipped cream to
gIorify your salads and desserts. No
need to have a bit of trouble whip
ping cream, for can give you some
important hints. I've gathered some
recipes too, that sound like party
Chicken Bavarian Salad, Vanilla
Mousse and Date-Nut Bread Pud-
ding. Call me and I'll give you the
recipe for each one. This Whirl-
pool Whipper will beat egg-whites
in a jiffy, too. It's shining aluminium
and will surely last a lifetime, yet
it's only 81. I just know you will
have to own one.
Cout0uriereS plead 1Uith us to
1Uedr real foWers this spring
and so the tricky CorSdge
Clip gains recognition. And
a thoughtful gift . this F.. i.
tucked along aOitk a bouquet.
We girls are supposed to know all
about painting up" aren't We?
But, there's another kind of paint
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department on Bird floor, Friday be-
tween 3 and 5 o'clock. You can see
the beautiful new Buster Brown
shoes and besides you will be given
tickets to see a free show at the In
diana Theater on Saturday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. I've heard that more
of your fable friends will be there
Mickey Mouse and Pop-Eye The
Sailor. This is a very important
occasion for BLOCKS have just
been appointed official agents for
this line of handsome footwear.
These Buster Brown shoes are made
for growing feet . . from the first
baby step to the first step into col
lege both boys and girls. The
prices range down around $3.50 to
1895. The Official Scout Shoes are
81, $3.50 and S.. Bigger boys are
proud to wear the new dress Oxfords
in this group styled just like
mems shoes. Now, just don't forget,
children must be accompanied by
an adult in order to receive tickets.
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q mem couture called
"RumbG" that has one long
fiat curL SWirIed across the
head.
whats it like this South
American tea?" That's what every
ones been asking me. why,
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We girls are supposed to know all
about painting up" aren't We?
But, there's another kind of paint
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-09-16
ACE DETECTIVE
SH00TSW|FE,
DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 G.N.SO.
Branded a dirty rat" by his IT.
year-old daughter, who begged
for a chance to kill him with her
own hands, and openly hated by
his other four children, Detective
Daniel Sullivan, an honor man
of the police department, was a
broken and forlorn figure today.
In a burst of mad fury, Sulli-
van shot to death his blonde, at
tractive wife because she stayed
out late and had started prepa-
rationS for a legal separation. In
the S n ooting he dangerously
wounded one of his daughters,
possibly Gripping her for life.
Faces Homicide Charge
Locked up in the Raymond
Street Jail where he had sent
dozens of criminals in recent
months, Sullivan saw a brilliant
career blasted beyond repair and
his home hopelessly disrupted.
He faces a hearing Wednesday
on homicide charges.
Mrs. Helen Sullivan, who was
80, attended the Mardi Gras at
Coney Island with Mrs. Ethel
Facrell, widow of another police
man. She didn't get home until
dawn. Sullivan was waiting up.
The children - Margaret, 10;
Helen, IT; Evelyn and Thomas,
IL, and Donald 8. listened in ter
ror to what followed. There was
q brief fierce dispute, the sound
of scuffling, a shot, a scream.
Girl Shot Twice
Evelyn ran out of her bedroom
as the shooting continued. She
was struck by two bullets, one
perilously near the spine.
The detective surrendered do
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DiTme-a-DanCe
Romance
On Rocks

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-An-
other dime-a-dance romance has
been shattered. Another dance
Cinderella is about to go back to
her chimney corner.
Allan Pinkerton Carlisle, scion
of the famous Pinkertons of de.
tective fame, and his wife, who
was Renee Fleming, have come to
a parting of the ways, according
to friends, and Mrs. Carlisle has
gone to Reno.
She says she's only going on a
vacation.
The young couple were married
in secret three years ago while
Allan was an undergraduate at
Harvard. They we're found shortly
thereafter living in a tiny Green
wich Village apartment.
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A "Medici" ornament hanging
below it's pointed collar this
Paul Sargent Original in CelaYi.
ese has - pIeated apron
pleated volsn. iilnus
sleeves ssketcfaed GfA Ar
righD =. f.0
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cilely to two former partners on
the force. He made one request
to kiss his dying wife, who had
conferred with Alfred E. Smith,
jr., about a separation. His wish
was granted,
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Ha,Caiinn Petition
For Statehood Is
Offered in House
May 28 Set for Hearings
That May Pare Way
for 49th Star.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Hawaii's long struggle for statehood
made its most forward step yesterday
as Samuel Wilder King, the Hawaiian
Delegate in Congress, presented the
territorial Legislatures formal petition
for admission into the Union to the
House.
Chairman Green, Democrat, of
Florida, of the House Territories Com
mittee, set May 28 for beginning Of
hearings on the proposal, marking the
first time the Hawaiian demands have
advanced to committee consideration.
Approval of this resolution or
Kings bail for statehood, which was
introduced in January, would auto
matically admit the islands into the
Union as the forty-ninth State, thus
forcing a revision of the American
flag for the first time in nearly Is
wears