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{{Cquote|It is interesting to note that up until this time the issue of peace was only pushed by Frank Marshall Davis in his regular ''Record'' column. Increased emphasis was given the peace line by the ''Record'' generally, since.}}
{{Cquote|It is interesting to note that up until this time the issue of peace was only pushed by Frank Marshall Davis in his regular ''Record'' column. Increased emphasis was given the peace line by the ''Record'' generally, since.}}
Davis was an outspoken proponent of the Soviet sponsored Stockholm Peace Petition.<ref>[http://www.hawaii.edu/uhwo/clear/HonoluluRecord1/volume%203/v3n5.pdf ''Honolulu Record'', August 31 1950, v.3 no,4 pp. 8 & 4.]</ref>
Davis was an outspoken proponent of the Soviet sponsored Stockholm Peace Petition.<ref>[http://www.hawaii.edu/uhwo/clear/HonoluluRecord1/volume%203/v3n5.pdf ''Honolulu Record'', August 31 1950, v.3 no,4 pp. 8 & 4.]</ref> The 1957 [[SISS]] report noted,
The 1957 [[SISS]] report noted,
{{Cquote|Strong ties between the ''Honolulu Record'' and [[Communist China]] have become increasingly apparent....the editorial policy of the ''Record'' regarding the [[United States]] position on the Orient has been simply a paraphrasing of the [[Moscow]] and [[Peiping]] views on the subject.}}
{{Cquote|Strong ties between the ''Honolulu Record'' and [[Communist China]] have become increasingly apparent....the editorial policy of the ''Record'' regarding the [[United States]] position on the Orient has been simply a paraphrasing of the [[Moscow]] and [[Peiping]] views on the subject.}}