Native Hawaiians urged to return to outdoor life
Honolulu March 7 Rev Akana, Hawaiian Senate chaplain and elder leader, calls on native Hawaiians to abandon crowded city tenements for traditional outdoors living. He cites open lands at Kaunakakai and Molokai, simple native foods, fishing, and outdoor recreation as keys to health and cultural renewal.
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Mawatlans urged to aid civic freedom and race harmony
The speaker asserts Mawatlans can promote freedom from race prejudice and act as peacemakers. He argues good will and efficiency are key to better race adjustment and to realizing Christian ideals embodied in the golden rule, with factory effort cited as a model.
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