I noticed the addresses, and as I mentioned the paper has printed a sloppy article. None of Sr’s friends has ever mentioned Ann and they were often at Sr’s home. When he originally came to Hawaii he lived at the Atherton Y.M.C.A. which is across from the University before moving to the 625 11th Ave. address, perhaps because alcohol was not permitted at the Y.M.C.A. His friends testifed that he loved to party and was never one to turn down a drink.
I wonder if the address at the apartment on Alexander was initially rented for Ann and Jr upon their return to HI from WA state before her parents realized it was silly to rent an apartment for her when they could live more cheaply in a home together with her.(This is when Jr claims she was on food stamps) By the time she registered at U of H for the spring semester of 1963 her address was the house on Kamehameaha then it was listed as the house on University Ave. Jr wouldn’t remember the house on Kamehameha because he was a toddler, but he does mention that he was shown the first home the Dunhams lived in when they arrived in Hawaii and says it was the one before the one on University Avenue which is the house on Kamehameha. Hawaii Freepers have already testified that the house on the highway was too expensive even for a working couple let alone for two struggling students. Also note that the paper never mentions that Ann wasn’t living in HI from August 1961 until 1963 but was instead in the state of WA!
This may be nitpicky, but when was the USDA foodstamps program actually started? I wasn’t aware it was happening that early in the 60s.