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3r3 if %Ha1 ere; of leai Hoj Garlt;i iTi7nsnin to*10 GrantedCitizenshipHearingMolmuisorlt;eiattheGTen Maui residents were grant- Mistdei3ed United States citizenship In ahearing before Judge D. H. Case ^on in second circuit court Tuesday morning. v Ur*The final petitions for citizen-ship were presented in court Tues- Yos day by James P. Dillan, U. S. nat- Odi uralization examiner from Hono-i lulu. Mr. Dillan arrived on Maui Monday to participate in the hear-' Mei ings and examine final papers of j Bal the applicants. j A. ]Next naturalization hearing here j niai is set for August. !A.Ha;GiMrs Lin Aol Aslt;IAs the applicants were granted their citizenship, Mrs. E. B. Wicke of Kahului, representing the Daughters of the Americari Revolution, presented them with United iw|T. States flags.The new citizens and their previous nationalities are as follows;Charles William Marion Ashdown of Lahaina, Great Britain; (Mrs.) Phyllis Jean Stubbs of Haiku, Great Britain; (Mrs.) Pauline Nichols of Wailuku, Russia; (Mrs.)Joaquina Perreira Nishihara, citizen by marriage of Japan; Joseph Louis Mampaey of Paia, Belgium; (Mrs.) Ida May Moore Perry of iCal Kahului, Great Britain; (Mrs.) Je-suina (Winnie) Rocha of Paia, Portugal; (Mrs.) Jacintha (Jessie) i Silva Chong Kee of Paia, citizen by marriage of Korea; (Mrs.) Ma-sao Komorida Nakagawa, citizen 11 by marriage of Japan.WeWaridJgerdivMee —- Sta
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The Maui News
Wailuku, Hawaii, US
Sat, Apr 12, 1941
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