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12 Kam Boys 'Occupy' 3 Isles For U.S.200 See Movies Of New U.S. Isles Pictures Were Taken By William T. Miller3 Government Branches Watching Itasca Mission4 images of barrels on board ship, being rolled on shore, and stacked on shoreAccount given by Dr. Dana Coman on trip to Equatorial IslesActivities on Howland IslandAdvance Force Pearl HarborAdventuring in Coral SeasAhia, CharlesAhia, HenryAkaka, LewellynAkana, Albert K., Jr.Akana, BernardAkana, GeorgeAkana, TheodoreAmerica's aeronautical interest in the PacificAmerican air bases of the PacificAmerican colonists in the Central PacificAmerican monument on Canton IslandAn image of Baker Island with caption, "Nearly 1 mile by 1/2 mile wide"Anahu, WilliamAnakalea, JosephAre The Initials "BR." Or U.S."?Arthur Harris tells of trip to beautiful island of PacificAu, CharlesAune, EdwardAwana, TheodoreB. Toomey, W. Anahu speakers at meetingBack from the South SeasBaker Colonizers To Form ClubBaker Island May Be Abandoned as ColonyBaker Island, USABaker, Howland And Jarvis Are Now Important Recent Studies Described By National Geographic SocietyBeatty, Rupert H.Bederman, Thomas WrightBell, KennethBill Miller, Who 'Rediscovered" Islands, GoingBiologists plan taxidermy talks for Line IslandsBlake, HartwellBook Articles by or about George WestBoyd, AndrewBoys from Kam are on Itasca expeditionBraun, CharlesBraun, ClarenceBritish-American Pacific Islands.Bruhn, James FerdinandBurke, EugeneBurke, Walter KalaniBush, HarryCalley, Charles D. Jr.Carrol, JamesCarroll, JamesCastaways Honors 40 Years LaterChang, HerbertChing, ArchieChing, Lawrence (Mao Hua)Christmas Island of the United States, Feb. 1939Christmas Island of the United States, Oct. 1938Christmas Islands of the United States by Bailey S. MarshallCockett, FrankCockett, HerbertCollage of images from project 163Collage of images from project 165Collage of images from project 167Collage of images from project 169Collage of images from project 171Collage of images from project 173Collins on Jarvis Island and fish being dried "Hawaiian style"Collins, AustinCollins, Austin (Army)Colonists Club Set Up HereColonists Off To Equatorial IslandsColonists On Jarvis Island Enjoy "Exile"Colonizers of Jarvis, Baker, and Howland IslandsColonizing ItascaComan Gets Royal Welcome From Boys On Lonely IslesComment On Current NewsCopies of school paper sent to South SeasCoral reef of Howland Island being blasted with 500# TNT and a single occupant canoe made from an old barrelCornerstone ceremony: Left to right - Harry Stewart, territorial architect of Honolulu. William T. Miller, airways superintendent, Dept. of Commerce, under whose supervision the colonization and annexation were carried out.Cowden, Lawrence C.Coyle, JamesCrew aboard the Itasca with their catch - a 98 lb. OnoCrusoes of Canton IslandCutter Carries Crew To Gather Data For LinesDaily Log for Jarvis Island, January 18, 1937 - March 23, 1937Desert Island CookbookDirect Air Route To Australia Held Necessary Kam Youths Return From South Seas ExpeditionDirector Of Air Studies LeavesDon Mitchell relates journey to Jarvis, Baker and HowlandDr. Gruening sees it throughDuff, LeonardDyen, SamuelEarly Cultural and Historical Seascape of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National MonumentEclipse Adventures On a Desert IsleEighteenth cruise to Line IslandsEighth expedition to the American Equatorial IslandsEntangling AlliancesEugene Burke writes of Equatorial IslandsExecutive Coming For Mid-Pacific Isles U.S. To Continue Weather ObservationsExerpt of Alika Alexander KahapeaExpedition equipment aboard the U.S.C.G. Cutter William K. Duane in 1937Faufata, FolingaFederal Court Rules Against Trumps OrderFederal Indian Boarding School Initiative Investigative ReportFeigenbaum, RalphFialkowski, HenryFifteenth cruise to American Line IslandsFifty-four gallon drums of water on the shipFinding Aid for Hui Panalaʻau ResearchForeign Policy ReportsFormer Kam students carry on good work in South Sea islandsFormer cadets leave on Taney for Line IslandsFormer student rescued from war infested islandsFormer students of K.S.B. and graduates return from islands in AugustFourteenth cruise to American Equatorial IslandsGeorge Kahanu and James Carroll will return with groupGovernor To Make CruiseGraduate from Boys' School becomes taxidermist during sojourn on Jarvis IslandGraf, WymanH.Res.169 (PDF)Haili, JacobHall, BernardHarbottle, IssacHarris and Suares return with information of Pacific IslandsHarris, ArthurHarry Stewart, territorial architect of Honolulu, was designated by the federal government to supervise construction of buildings on the islands of Baker, Howland and Jarvis.Hartwell, David K.Hawaii and Howland are ready AmeliHawaiian Colonists—American Citizens. Kamehameha School GraduatesHenderson, WaldronHere To Perpetuate U.S. South Seas SovereigntyHooper, HerbertHouse Report 114-720Hui Panalaau Exhibit Module 1 IntroductionHui Panalaau Exhibit Module 2 Jarvis IslandHui Panalaau Exhibit Module 3 Baker IslandHui Panalaau Exhibit Module 4 Howland IslandHui Panalaau Exhibit Module 5 LegaciesHui Panalaʻau Hawaiian Colonists, American Citizens Bishop Museum CalendarHui Panala‘au CompilationHui Panalāʻau Pamphlet (2002)Hui Panalāʻau: Hawaiian Colonists in the Pacific, 1935-1942Hutchinson, WilliamImage of 54 gallon drums filled with water being pulled onto the island for residentsImage of Albert F. Judd visiting Jarvis Island in 1935Image of Baker Island residents, Theodore Akana, Eugene Burke, Gabriel Victor, and Ah Kin Leong dated January 27, 1937Image of Collins, Summers, and Kalama repacking coconuts from Palmyra and Samoa to replant on Baker, Jarvis and Howland IslandsImage of Guano mounds on Jarvis IslandImage of True, Meyer, and Cooper & Wilson, Meyer, Summers and CollinsImage of a coral plow to be used on the islandImage of a structure on Baker Island with caption "Chow time"Image of a structure on Baker Island with caption, "Government House - Headquarters Guano Diggers 1850 - 1870"Image of coconut seedlings growth after they were planted two years prior on Howland IslandImage of coconuts from Palmyra in 1935, American Samoa in 1936, and Fanning in 1937 were successfully transplanted on Baker, Jarvis and Howland IslandsImage of four colonists on Jarvis Island. Original caption reads "Hawaiian Colonists - American Citizens, Kamehameha School Graduates, Jarvis Group 1937"Image of landscape of Jarvis IslandImage of men aboard ship checking machinery to be used on the islandsImage of men bringing supplies ashoreImage of men bringing supplies ashoreImage of personnel aboard the U.S.C.G. Cutter William K. Duane of the 8th cruise in 1937Image of ship off shore of unknown islandImage of supplies being off loaded on shoreImage of the landscape of Jarvis IslandImage of tractor on ship ready for landing operationsImage with caption "Government House. W. T. Miller Dept. Commerce Laying Foundation Stone of Government House at Meyerton, Baker Island"Images aboard the ship and on Howland Island at the "Government House", a structure built on the islandImages of 2 hand drawn maps of Baker Island along with a typed written description by E. H. BryanImages of 54 gallon drums filled with water from Honolulu for island residentsImages of Meyer and Collins at Millersville on Jarvis Island and other structures on the islandImages of arrivals and departures of islandsImages of men bringing supplies ashoreImages of men bringing supplies ashore 2Images of men bringing supplies ashore through the surfImages of men in the south pacific and aboard the shipImages of men posing on Howland IslandImages of men transporting supplies from the beach to their campsiteImages of project commanders aboard the Itasca, 1935 - 1937Images of project commanders on several different expeditionsImages of several officers involved with the projectImages of ship and the Pacific ocean.Images of ships at Oʻahu pierImages of supplies coming ashore, the flag pole structure, and residents of Jarvis IslandImages of the Amaranth wreck on Jarvis IslandImages of the cook house and dining hall on an islandImages off shore looking at ship and a man standing in tide pool near shoreImages on Jarvis Island June 1936 hoisting the American flagImages on board and off shore of unknown islandImages on board the Itasca wardroom mess and men bringing supplies on shoreImages taken on Baker Island posing in front of a flag pole, men aboard ship and men transporting cannon found on Baker Island to the ship for eventual presentation to the Bishop MuseumInterview with Elvin K. Mattson for the Hui Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with Emanuel Sproat for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with George Kahanu and Arthur Harris for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with George Kahanu for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with Henry Knell for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with Kenneth Bell for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with Paul Phillips for the Panalaau Oral History ProjectInterview with Victor Bak Sung Kim for the Hui Panalāʻau Oral History ProjectIsland Survey Work Finished, Itasca ReturnsIslander Out Friday, 3 p.m.Islanders Return Home & Kam Frosh At UHIslands - Baker-Howland-Jarvis ExpeditionIsle Colonizers To Honor Trio Who Died In MemorialItasca Carries Vegetation For Small IslandsItasca Crew Says Farewell As Vessel leaves For Southern SeasItasca Helps Stricken Isle Lands Food for Victims of HurricaneItasca Home From CruiseItasca Leaving October 15 For Southern Isles For Further ColonizationItasca Party Leaves FridayItasca Sails For Southern IslandsItasca Takes Kam Boys To Isolated South Sea IslandsItasca Takes Relief, Supplies To Southern IslesJacobson, VictorJarvis Island, circa 1937Jarvis Light Will Be Kahalewai MemorialJarvis boys hear K.S.B. programJarvis to Baker to HowlandJarvis, Howland and Baker Islands-A Bird's-Eye ViewJarvis, Howland and Baker Isles are described by Kam studentsJensen, Hans Peter Jr.Jensen, Karl EmilJournal of the 1938 Line Island ExpeditionKa Nupepa Kuokoa 18660707Ka Nupepa Kuokoa 18701008Ka Nupepa Kuokoa 18731101Kaahea, HenryKahalewai, Carl ***Kahalewai, SamKahanu, GeorgeKahapea, AlexanderKahapea, WilliamKahunas, yesterday and todayKaina, William N.Kalama, David H.Kalama, SamuelKalama, SolomonKam Boys Home From Equatorial IslandsKam Boys Tell Of ExperiencesKam boys leave Jarvis, Howland and Baker IslesKam boys speak on Equatorial expedition to Southern IslandsKam graduates return from Equatorial IslandsKamakaiwi Air Field on Howland IslandKamakaiwi, JamesKamehameha Boys Tell Of Trip To Southern IslandsKaninau, CharlesKauahikaua, ArchibaldKaulu, Albert KeliiKeliihananui, Joseph ***Kepoo, JosephKilbey, John GibsonKim, Bak SungKim, HaroldKim, JosephKim, Victor Bak SungKing, Kenneth LumKinney, JamesKnell, Henry CockettLawler, Vernon (Army)Lee, FrancisLee, FrederickLee, Henry KongLeft - Richard B. Black, representative of the U.S. Dept. of the Interior of Honolulu and Albert Akana Jr., leader of a group of Hawaiian boys who are stationed on Jarvis island to maintain the weather observation station for their country.Left - Right: Richard Stafford and Robert Hite, son of Hawaii's acting governor Charles M. Hite. Schoolboys of Hawaii left Honolulu on the U.S. Cost Guard cutter Itasca for Baker, Howland and Jarvis Islands.Left - right: C.L. Bissell, U.S.A., William T. Miller, superintendent of airways, U.S. Dept. of Commerce's bureau of aeronautics; Lieut. Frank Kenner, executive officerU.S.C.G. cutter Itasca; and Lt. Emory Stephens, USN at Honolulu prior to leaving on the Itasca for the southern seasLeft to right: William T. Miller, Superintendent of airways, U.S. Dept. of Commerces Bureau of Aeronautics; Luther Waiwaiole, William Yomes, Solomon Kalama, Georger Kahanu. Sitting l-r: Henry Mahikoa, James Carroll, Henry Ohumukini, Joseph Kim, Alex KahapeaLeft-Right: C.L. Bissell, U.S.A.; Lieut. Emory Stephens, U.S.N.; William T. Miller, superintendent of airways, U.S. Dept. of Commerce's bureau of aeronautics; and Frank Kenner, executive officer U.S.C.g. cutter Itasca. Photographed at Honolulu.Leong, Ah KinLetter from Abraham Piianaia to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Abraham Piianaia to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Charles Hustace to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Daniel K. Toomey to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Donald Mitchell to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Henry Ahia to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Henry Ahia to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Hiram Molale to Homer F. BarnesLetter from James C. Kamakaiwi Jr. to Homer F. BarnesLetter from Killarney Opiopio to Homer F. BarnesLetter from W.T. Miller to Abraham PiianaiaLetter from W.T. Miller to Alexander KahapeaLetter from W.T. Miller to Archie ChingLetter from W.T. Miller to Archie KauahikauaLetter from W.T. Miller to Arthur HarrisLetter from W.T. Miller to Daniel ToomeyLetter from W.T. Miller to Elmer WilliamsonLetter from W.T. Miller to Folinga FaufataLetter from W.T. Miller to Frank CockettLetter from W.T. Miller to George KahanuLetter from W.T. Miller to George WestLetter from W.T. Miller to Henry AhiaLetter from W.T. Miller to Henry MahikoaLetter from W.T. Miller to Henry OhumukiniLetter from W.T. Miller to Herbert HooperLetter from W.T. Miller to Jacob HailiLetter from W.T. Miller to James CarrollLetter from W.T. Miller to James KamakaiwiLetter from W.T. Miller to Joseph AnakaleaLetter from W.T. Miller to Joseph KimLetter from W.T. Miller to Kenneth BellLetter from W.T. Miller to Killarney OpiopioLetter from W.T. Miller to Luther WaiwaioleLetter from W.T. Miller to Samuel KalamaLetter from W.T. Miller to Solomon KalamaLetter from W.T. Miller to Theodore AwanaLetter from W.T. Miller to William AnahuLetter from W.T. Miller to William KainaLetter from W.T. Miller to William ToomeyLetter from W.T. Miller to William YomesLetter from William Kaina to Homer F. BarnesLetter to Secretary PanettaLetters from boys at various islands given to Kam reporterLieson, Robert W.Life On Howland Depicted In Record Of ShoShone's VisitLight Towers For Line IslesLine Island Pioneers Form Colonists' ClubLine Island expeditionists return home from cruiseLine Islands May Be Placed Under HawaiiLonely Baker, March 13, 1936Lonely Baker: Five Months On A South Sea Atoll, March 1, 1936Lonely Baker: Five Months On A South Sea Atoll, March 8, 1936Lonely landlubbers return from barren isles of Mid-PacificLouis Suares, Arthur Harris and one Kam grad to south seasLum, Harold ChinLum, KumLum, Paul YatLum, Yau FaiMacKellar, IanMahikoa, HenryMakua, BlueMap titled "Jarvis Island: From Surveys By The United States Coast Guard 1936-1937”.Markham, William StewartMattson, Elvin K.McCorriston, Edward MikeMedeiros, HenryMen bringing supplies ashore unknown islandMen on Howland Island in front of the flag pole and "Government House"Men on island, including radio operatorMen posing on Howland IslandMr. D. Mitchell receives letterNature's Most Dramatic SpectacleNew U.S. Islands Get Guardian R.B. Black Coming Here for 3 ColoniesNew Zealand Pacific Aviation Survey ExpeditionNewton, EdmondNinth cruise to American Equatorial IslandsNo Barbers at JarvisOasis for Pacific Fliers Found on Coman VoyageOf Colonization and Pono in Hawai'iOff loading water drums to be hauled onto islandOffshore landing - Howland, Baker, or JarvisOhumukini, HenryOkole Maluna. Bottoms Up flag aboard the shipOpiopio, KillarneyOur Far Islands Present New ProblemsOur Pacific Air WorldOur Unknown Pacific IslandsPacific Air CommercePanala'au MemoirsPaoa, Melvin Edward LilikalaniPapers on mainland publish about boysPaquette, MauricePea, Aki KiniPea, William KanePease, James K.Phillips, Mannie WoodrowPhillips, Paul GordonPiianaia, AbrahamPires, ManuelPolyps of coral and guano gave us HowlandPontoon hauling load to shorePontoon makes it to shorePontoon off loadedPontoon ready to hoistQuadrants of Baker Island in relation to Hawaiʻi, 1750 milesQuadrants of Howland Island in relation to Hawaiʻi, 1760 miles.Radio Service Resumed with Jarvis IslandRahe, BernardRe-membering Panalāʻau: Masculinities, Nation, and Empire in Hawaiʻi and the PacificReconditioned road grader takes a ride on the reconstructed pontoonRecords Reveal the Hidden History of a Pacific Colonization ProjectRenken, Ernest K.Repairs being made to a damaged surf boat W.J.D. damaged in surf on Howland Island, Jan. 26, 1937Report, Field Representative (12th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (11th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (13th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (14th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (15th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (16th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (17th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (18th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (19th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (20th Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (21st Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (22nd Expedition)Reports, Field Representative (23rd Expedition)Returned Equatorial ColonistsRichard E. Black, field representative of the U.S. Dept of the interior at Honolulu, holds a placque which will be placed on the lighthouse at Jarvis island in memory of Carl K. Kahalewai. The picture in the background is of James Kamakaiwai.Riley, James JosephRobert Campbell, representative U.S. Dept. of Commerce posing and a chicken coup on the islandRoberts, JohnRoberts, Oliver KahahawaiRobinson, AlexanderRomantic Isle of Future U.S. Transpacific Air RouteRuddle, FrancisSamoan Isles are dreamland of Kamehameha Equatorial youthsSenate Resolution 109Senate Unanimously Passes Resolution Honoring Hawaiian Colonists of Equatorial Islands in the PacificServices held for former studentSesqui-Centennial of America in Eastern PacificSeventeenth cruise to Line IslandsSeventh expedition to American Equatorial IslandsShooting at IslandsSixteenth CruiseSmith, Henry MarbleSolomon Kalama kisses his sister Margaret as he leaves on the USCG cutter Itasca on expedition to Baker, Howland and Jarvis.Solomon Kalama talks about Equatorial IslandsSouth Sea islander's letter is publishedSouth Seas Expedition Photograph #1South Seas Expedition Photograph #10South Seas Expedition Photograph #11South Seas Expedition Photograph #12South Seas Expedition Photograph #13South Seas Expedition Photograph #14South Seas Expedition Photograph #15South Seas Expedition Photograph #16South Seas Expedition Photograph #17South Seas Expedition Photograph #18South Seas Expedition Photograph #19South Seas Expedition Photograph #2South Seas Expedition Photograph #20South Seas Expedition Photograph #27South Seas Expedition Photograph #28South Seas Expedition Photograph #29South Seas Expedition Photograph #30South Seas Expedition Photograph #30South Seas Expedition Photograph #31South Seas Expedition Photograph #4South Seas Expedition Photograph #6South Seas Expedition Photograph #7South Seas Expedition Photograph #8South Seas Expedition Photograph #9Sproat, ManuelStatus Of Islands On Air Route To Be InvestigatedStein, CharlesStillman, Francis M.Stillman, GeorgeStory of South Seas expedition related to reporter at K.S.B.Suares reveals experiences left out by A. HarrisSuares, LouisSummers, Carl (Army)Supplies brought ashore on unknown islandSupplies coming ashore Howland Island and man posing with cannonSupplies on shore unknown islandSupplies, equipment and personnel being transported to Howland IslandSurber, Ralph (Army)Surf at Howland IslandSurvivors Tell Of Heavy Raids By Japanese Two Colonists On Line Islands By Planes, SubsSwains IslandSwains Island, U. S. ATaney Docks With Body Of Jarvis Isle ColonistTaney To Take Farming AidsTavares, WilliamTents show the living quarters of youths who maintain the U.S. weather observation station there.The Coast Guard in HawaiiThe Cruise of the ItascaThe Federal Building is dedicated on Jarvis Island by William T. Miller, superintendent of airways.The Kamehameha SchoolsThe Noisy Birds of Canton IslandThe PanalāʻauThe colonizing "Itasca"The eleventh cruise to American Equatorial IslandsTheiss, Henry (Army)Thirteenth cruise to American Equatorial IslandsThree grads continue tripTo Jarvis Island and backToomey, Daniel K.Toomey, John KauweToomey, WilliamTractor being off loaded ship onto pontoonTractor being off-loadedTractor made it onto the shore of Howland IslandTractor transported to Howland IslandTrim New Cutter Due SoonTwelfth cruise to the Equatorial IslandsTwelve Kam people are inhabitants of Islands on EquatorTwo men stand in front of the shipwreck of the Amaranth on Jarvis IslandU.S. 'Occupies' Three IslandsU.S. Collector of Customs, J. Walter Doyle, on Itasca.U.S.C.G. cutter Itasca with a 98 lb. fish - Ono.Uncle Samʻs Pacific IsletsUnder a Jarvis MoonUniversity in the South PacificVictor, GabrielVivid Dramas of Old on U.S. Transpacific Airline IslesWaiwaiole, LutherWater drums being hauled to Howland IslandWest, GeorgeWhaley, Richard ***Who Has A Piano For Kam Boys On Jarvis IslandWilhelm, FrederickWill Afforest Southern islesWilliamson, ElmerWilson, RalphWong, AlexanderWood, JoshuaWould Be Impossible To Land Piano on Jarvis Without DamageWreck of the Admiral DayYacht Kinkajou Back from Trip To Small IslesYomes, WilliamYoung Colonists Depart For Equatorial IslandsYoung Crusoes Learning AerologyYoung Men Sought As Line Island ColonistsYoung colonists return on Itasca from U.S. missionYoung, EdwardYouths Named For Line IslesZagara, Dominic PaulaAmerica in the Pacific