That is why the marriage was Void Ab Initio.
Sr could not make a valid marriage contract in Hawaii.
What about in Kenya? Or anywhere else that allowed polygamy at the time.
Stanley Ann's whereabouts from about mid January '61, maybe earlier, cannot be established, until she showed up in Seattle in late August. No marriage license or newspaper announcement of the marriage has been found, although their divorce papers said they were married on Maui in February of '61. Announcements of marriage licenses, in the paper probably would have been routine, with the information coming direct from the license bureau, just as they are today in Hawaii, except permission to release the information must now be given by the principals).