Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXI, Number 44, 24 Pepeluali 1937 — Hawaiian Exhibit Sets Pace With First Official Okeh [ARTICLE]

Hawaiian Exhibit Sets Pace With First Official Okeh

HONOLTIJ* T 11 K. h. :!:: l! : r waii tofH.v Imil fhē h"hur t>!" s--t--ti-ng th<' pa<'c for ;i!l >tat< s hm<J nntJons ])lnnnrng; * x)iit>i t <>f th<Tt*rritor>' of t ii-Wnii. :i< < <>niiii{i t<> wonl recei v<<l hin . wms flie f'ir>t a^pi'xjvxii-!—la- f\[x-it !<>i)—o I) ic+tt4--in Snn Franeiseo. Th<M-xhibit s'l;inii<-<! 'h.\ iiniii bers of ( ,Josej>h U Poin" doxtcr'f! Kxj»isition Pai^ieipalion Coinnvittoe, Honohilu ehamlK'i- of Commerce lcH<lors umloi- Managor John A. Hamikon an<! oth<M-s isitcrestet in t.he j£lamor<>us I<..>:V.>1 < ..>:V.> worl<l's fair oiv a man-ma<!<" isl:tn<f 0n San Fram'i.sco Hay , ()ccui>yinga promincnt positionl oi>posite t)KMinip <'ntrance to (!ic Fnn Zone an<! a<lj«>tning th<' <'<'itfra! exhibit l)uil(ling near thc ferry s!ii»s tho territory of Hawaii <lis])lay will Iw l 'an o(lucational exhil>it house<l in an api)ropriitteiy designe«l.l>jiiMing surroun<le<l !>y ext<*"sive Hu-j

■ ' • - -•• •• : •' •■•-••■•• • ---•-• —>• ! ' waiiuii l.m<U< , ai>iii<f- The 1 »ii il<li n^:j wilh-oniain a <>f llnwaiiiin, liist ir\'. with ey<''oram:is •V'arioi|s |il]:is( s ofsōciāl;re<'r<':iTĪ<Tii J al. iti<!nstri:il in<! agrieulfural :tctivsties <>f H:twaiij 57S B<ūvmait Sa.n Fran<'i>eo r<'i)- ! |iresentati\4' of the l'onoluhl eoui- i mitt<'<-. <'.\pl:iin<'<l that the e\hil»it j xvoiil<l lie <li\i<led l)etweeli au out-i -i<l<' >ettiii4« aml u rirenlar huil<linjr-1 t vo hūn<lre<l l'eet. in <liameter, in- ( : side of .whieh' willhe a royo.lvin# . eycloi-ama seven■ humlre<l feet in i <-in umference. | Expcsin'on of'fieials have alr< k a<!y | congratul:ited the Hawaiian repre .ientatives on the <listil)ctiof+-<jf lea<linix t he svay towar<ls eoni|>!ete PaeiHe representation at the l'aii\ poi,nting out that the pr<»ph>ie<l exhihit will truly emphas i /. e. th<* t!i eme: "A Pay;e:int of t.he Paeil'ie^