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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS m h t im m m i m m m q i LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAW AH VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1941 NO. 91ie TOGft PRAISES CHINA, MANCHU PR’GRESS W E Three Ships Being Launched Very Soon REGRETS U. S. NOT AGREEING ON CREATION OF EAST ASIA PROSPERITY SPHERE TOKYO,'Dec. 1—Foreign Minis- ter Shigenori Togo speaking at a dinner at the Jmperial Hotel last night in celebration of the first anniversary of the joint declara- tion of Japan, China and Man- choukuo asserted that these three nations one year ago reached a common decision to collaborate in fields of economics and culture with due I’espect to each other’s sovereignty in accordance with moral principles peculiar to east Asia. Minister Togo lauded China and Manchoukuo on the remarkable progress they are making in every aspectof their national lives, thus greatly contributing toward the common objective creating a new order in East Asia. Commenting on the anti-Comin - tern pact, Togo said that Japan, China and Manchoukuo are now cooperating with most countries in efforts to put world culture and civilization on solid foundation of justice. Mr. Togo added that the United States, however, is ignoring actual conditions in east Asia but is vainly trying to translate idle theoretical principles into practice” U.OTeby hampering the establish- ment i*' a new order in east Asia. He depliOTed United States’ atti- tude refusing to concur Japan’s viewpoint on creating a prosperity sphere .in east Asia in the current Japanese-American negotiations. In conclusion, he expressed his faith in Japan, China and Man- choukuo that they will faithfully carry out the joint declaration, thereby establishing security for east Asiatic people. SifSf OF JOORNAUST Bow ‘Air Battleship’ Is Inside DECLARES CHUNGKING NOT j WORTH THINGKING AS BE- j ING “FREE CHINA” WASHINGTON, Nov. 30— The Washington Post published a leng- ' thy mail story datelined Chung- j king, Oct. 11, by Vincent Sheean, : noted American journalist, in whi- ! ch he paints the gloomy picture of i conditions , in unoccupied China, warning the Americans to face facts or risk “the naked shocks and surprises before long.” The writer asserting it is mis- leading nonsense to regard Chung- king as “free China” says the po- litical position of Chiang’s govern- ment is “neither so clear nor so elevated as democratic opinion in western countries would think” be- cause, firstly, military dictator- ship is completely paralyzed in de- mocratic processes and represses and opposition by Gestapo metli- ods are crueler than any devised in Europe; secondly, there are pro- Nazi and pro-Japanese sentiments in high government places; third- ly, uncontrolled inflation is caus- ing impoverishment and starvation masses while profiteering graft is enriching political military groups; fourthly, the united fronts ceased to exist and rivalry between the constantly threatening civil war. government and Communists is Sheean asserts a pro-Nazi group which favors peace with Japan has little faith in democracies’ aid or ultimate ability to defeat Ger- many. Asserting that Chiang is still unifying an element although keept in power mainly by playing faction against another, Sheean says despite evils, the regime is far better than war lord’s rule. He concludes, however, “It is not doing service for China suf- fering millions to flatter their mi- litary political rulers and al- though it is in America’s interests to support them in the struggle against Japan, we should certain- ly do so with our eyes open.” Meanwhile, the Bethlehem Steep thy mail story datelined Chung-, Company announced on Novemb- i ^ing, Oct. 11, by Vincent Sheean,' er 29 the launching of the 1, 630, noted American journalist, in whi- I destroyer, Woodworth, while the | ^h he paints the gloomy picture of ! W’estern Pipe and Steel Company : ^oj^^ttions , in unoccupied China,! lisclosed the launching of the 10,- earning the Americans to face' SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 — The Richmond shipbuilding yard which has been engaged in build- ing ships for Britain since Aug- ust announced the launching of the 10,500 ton steamer, Oscar Ves- per, the seventh vessel to be com- pleted in the dock this year. Officials disclosed its intention to complete seventeen ships re- maining on the building schedule by July of next year. 'Meanwhile, the Bethlehem Steel Company announced on Novemb- er 29 the launching of the 1, 630 destroyer, Woodworth, while the Vv’estern Pipe and Steel Company lisclosed the launching of the 10,- 500 ton new aircraft carrier, which was converted from the former freighter, Chandeleur. U. OF CABFORNIA JAPANESE ALUMNI MEMBERS PRAISED S. s. Humuula Is Chartered for 16 Days HONOLULU, Nov. 30—The S.S. Humuula was chartered by the U. S. Army for an emergency period of 16 days and started service at noon yesterday, the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company an- nounced. J The Humuula was chartered take the vacancy left by the S. S. Kilauea, which was requisitioned last Monday. The Kilauea is in drydock for alterations required by the army. . ,j |,j « The Inter-Island office said that the S. S. Hawaii will be substitut- ed for the Humuula as far as pos- sible in regular commercial serv- ice. The Hawaii’s trip to Port Allen was cancelled to permit her to take the schedule of the Humuula. The Waialeale will transport the cargo which the Hawaii normally carried to Kauai and the Waialeale’s sch- edule will be changed so that she may leave Honolulu for Kauai at 10 p. m. Thursday and leave Na- wiliwili at 10 p. m. on Saturday, this schedule to prevail for the two weeks. President’s Post - Thanksgiving R e s t Cut Short by Graveness of Talks of U. S.- ( Japan Negotiations WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 After serious telephone con- versations with Secretary of State Cordell Hull on the grave United States-Japan talks, President Franklin D. Roosevelt left Warm Springs today for Washington. The President had proceeded to Warm Springs on Fri- j day for a belated Thanksgiving rest with intentions to re- main there until Tuesday if the talks did not show graveness.. The sixth Japan-United States parley is being resumed ' today and whether this will be the last m.eeting or steps for ^ an adjustment in the U. S.-Japan relations will be made sole-, i ly lies in the outcome of this sixth meeting. EDiTOR OF WINTER ISSUE OF KA HUA OLELO ANNOUNCE) TOKYO, Dec. 1—Japan ydU con- tinue to carry out its talks v/ith the United States till “the last moment” was the decision believ-- ed reached at the extraordinary cabinet meeting held this morning.. It was understood that the cabi- net following Foreign Minister Tor ■ go’s report on the Japanese-Am— erican negotiations realized that there is big difference in Japanese and American viewpoints as far as basic principles are concerned, however, the Japanese government', in the interest of preserving pea-. ce in the Pacific has decided to , continue current negotiations urg- , ing the United States to reconsid- er. 1 , TOKYO, Nov. 30—A veteran of foreign correspondents in Tokyo as well as other informed circles , agreed with the Foreign Office authorities who expressed sur... prise at the Anglo-American re-, actions to Premier Tojo’s message- on the occasion of the first anni- versary of the tri-power joint de - claration. / The above circles confessed that, they were mystified the speech could be deemed to contain points i strong enough to cause President Roosevelt to return to Washington from Warm Springs adding they saw nothing which has not been clarified previously by the Japan- ese leaders. They emphasized that Tojcv- stressed Japans’ desire to remove the exploitation and unjust actions by foreign powers from east Asia, and not nations themselves.. This is way world’s largest military land plane—the B-19 bomber— looks inside. Top photo looks inside bridge deck or cabin in forward upper end of 82-ton giant. Colonel Stanley Umstead, pilot, at left. Lower photo shows control room for the plane’s four 2000 h. p. engines. SILK EXPORT FROM CHINA SUSPENDED BY JAPANESE MIUTARY ORDER HAMAKUA YPA GROUPS H O L D ORATORY MEET Litvinov Feted At Receptions MANILA, Dec. 1— Maxim Lit- vinov, newly-appointed Soviet Am - bassador to the United States who aiTived November 30 from Singa- pore aboard the China Clipper is slated to continue his trip to Wasinghton early morning of De- cember 2 by clipper, accompanied by his wife. Litvinov this noon was guest at a luncheon given by the British Consul General while tonight he attended a reception given in his honor by the United States high commissioner Francis B. Sayre. Unusual Coldness Attacks Hiloites Continued earthquakes and heavy rain hit the Hamakua dis- tricts as Hilo residents were ex- periencing the year’s most se- vere coldness yesterday. According to reports from the Volcano districts the theermo- meter::;1^re registered 42 de- grees yesterday. How long this windy and cold weather will last is the question we now face. SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. 1—“Nc finer group of tliis University ex- ists than our Japanese alumni. . (who) have the same rights anc privileges as we have by birtb right and by loyalties they have manifested . . . . “We owe it to them to fostei among the people of California, generally a popular attitude that will assure to them security, per- sonal dignity, and a livelihood.” With the college alumni recog- nized as one of the most potent groups of public opinion, the na- tional office of the Japanese A- merican Citizens League has been endeavoring to convey a message for the understanding of the nisei attitude in these critical times. This effort was rewarded with a flying start when the alumni ma- gazine with one of the largest cir- culation and the largest number of nisei and issei alumni—Univer- sity of California’s “California Monthly” carried in its November issue this cogent editorial on the “Japanese Alumni.” In full this editorial stated: “We think it proper at this time to go squarely on record concerning alumni of University of California who are of Japanese origin but full-pledged American citizens. “No finer group of this Univer- sity exists than our Japanese alu- mni who have for years partici- pated in activities of the Alumni Association initiated on behalf of the University. They have sub- scribed a substantial amount to its financial endowment by taking out life memberships, thus helping to make it the largest fund of its kind. “Many of these alumni have en- tered our armed forces and re- ports indicate that they are mak- ing excellent soldiers. Officers of the US Army in Hawaii bear em- phatic testimony to this effect. Fellow soldiers speak well of them. “Doubtless, should tension in- crease further, suspicion might be cast on some of our Japanese citi- zens just as suspicion has been cast on citizens of European ori- gin. “Let us not forget that our A- merican born Japanese Alumni, constituting a definite quota of our alumni, have the same rights and privileges as we have by birth- right and by loyalty they have (Continued on Page Four) Home Prowler is Curious 5-Year-Old SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — When Arthur Pepper left the city on a visit, he asked a neighbor to keep an eye on his deserted house. One day the neighbor heard suspL cious sounds. He called police, warning that a prowler was inside. Two radio cars responded. Offi- cers with ready revolvers surroun- ded the building, then advanced cautiously through the front and back doors. They listened —and something rattled in the bedroom. The police rushed the door, broke the lock—and found a 5-year-old boy hiding under the bed. He had entered through an unlocked base- ment window. With “Patriotism” as its theme the 74th oratorical contest was held by the Federation of Hama- kua Seinenkais at the Kukaiau Japanese school sponsored by the Kukaiau Seinenkai on Saturday, November 29, at 7 ;30 p. m. The affair opened with the sing- ing of the national anthem and pledging of the Federation oath, which was read by Tomoichi Yano. The opening address was given by President Y. Ueda. Japanese and English speeches were delivered by the contestants and prizes were awarded both the oratorical contest winners and winners of the amateur contest, which followed the speech contest. Speaking were: Tadayuki Kato of Kukaiau on “We are Ameri- cans”; Toyoko Hamatake of Paau- hau on “God Bless America”; Shi- geko Nakasato of Kaapahu on “On Patriotism” (Japanese); To- kiko Yamato of Honokaa on “What American Liberty Means To Me”; Masato Ishizu of Kamu- ela on “Significance of National Unity”; “Defend America” in Ja- panese by Teruko Imai of Honokaa Koyu Kai; Yasuko Enomoto of Kukuihaele on “Single Light of the Poor.” The event came to a close at 11 p. m. NEW YORK, Dec. 1 — Export permits for shipment of silk from China were suspended recently by the Japanese military except where foreign exporters there are able to arrange fo military account wheat, oil, gasoline and other es- sential materials, according to a cable from the Foreign Silk As- sociation of Shanghai to Raw Silk Importers, Inc., here. In the raw silk trade here, the move was regarded as one de- signed to make it possible for Japanese houses previously com- mitted to deliver silk here at prices below the present values to cancel these commitments. Text of Cable Text of the cable was: “All silk business and shipments suspended for reason that military refused delivery of export permits unless foreign exporters instead of cash payment could arrange to import for their military account wheat, oil, gasoline, which for obvious reason cannot be done. Future im- certain.” At the time of the mutual freez- (Continued on Page Four; Investiture of Lt. Gen. Ando Held TOKYO, Dec. 1 — The investi- ture of Lt. Gen. Saburo Ando as a member of the supreme war council took place at the Imperial Palace at 11:30 a. m. in the presen- ce of the Emperor. Ando was formerly chief of the Army aviation school in Shimo- shizu in Chiba prefecture and also served in the Sino front imtil No- vember. Miss Furukawa Makes Appearance this week YBA Directors’ Meeting* Tonight There will be a directors’ meet- ing of the Hilo YBA at 7:30 p. m. today at the YBA office. All members are requested to attend. Miss Chiyomi Furukawa, popu- lar Japanese singer who recently returned from Japan where she made good recording “Hawaii Na- deshiko”, will make her personal appearance at the Yamatoza Thea- tre commencing Friday, December 5, for three days, it was announ- ced at the Yamatoza Theatre staff Saturday. Movies showing the three nights Miss Furukawa makes her appear- ance are “Fuji Ni Tatsu Otoko” and “Yukiwari So”. Miss Furukawa’s recording will be available to the public at local music stores this month gs the records will be clippered here via Los Angeles. JAPANESE FATHER GIVES THREE SONS TO THE U. S. ARMY FRESNO — A Japanese father in Blackstone, near here, is the proud father of three boys in training in Uncle Sam’s fighting forces. He is Kango Kawaguchi. His sons are Yoshigo, Natsuta and Yoshitoki, making theirs the first Japanese family with three boys in training camp. Lt. Gen. Suzuki Named New Adviser PEKING, Dec. 1—It was offici- ally announced that Lt. Gen. Yo- shimichi Suzuki was appointed chief adviser to Hsin Min Hui — new people’s society— succeeding Lt. Gen. Kisaburo Ando, who was recently named vice president of the National Service Association in Japan. Retain Leaves To Consult Adolf Hitler TOKYO,_Dec. 1—Premier Henri p. Petain has left Vichy for Or- leans in occupied Prance to hold important consultations with Chancellor Hitler, Asahi reported from New York quoting reliable sources in Vichy. He added, however, there has been no confirmation from official Vichy or Berlin quarters. WITH the POLICE COURT DOINGS Mitsugi Okamoto of Kaumana 2 miles was arrested, for inve.'_tiga- tion for embezzlement by Deputy Sheriff George Richardson yester- day at 11:00 a. m. Okamoto was previously arrested for larceny on four counts, it was reported. A minor accident was reported between the cars operated by Ki- chiro Yoshimura of Honohina and Roperta Tinaza of Papaikou which occurred at 8 a. m. on Friday at the intersection of the Ponohawai and Kamehameha streets when Roperta Tinaza upon driving out from the doorway of the Ruddle Sales service station failed to see her way and upon driving out and making a U turn caused her vehi- cle to crash into that of Yoshimu- ra who was then proceeding along Kamehameha Avenue in the direc- tion of Waiakea town. Roperta was arrested for failing to yield right of way to Yoshimura. The death of Bertoldo Tingdon Daoa, 40, a plantation laborer of the Waiakea Sugar Company on 12:30 p. m., Saturday at Camp 8, has been suspected by Deputy Co- roner James Brown and the con- tents of the deceased has been shipped to Honolulu for analysis, it was reported at the police sta- tion. An autopsy conducted failed to reveal any cause of death. Daoa has no relatives except for his daughter in the Philippine Isl- ands. He was last seen by friends at 10 p. m. the night before. Internal Revenue Office Is Closed It was announced this morning: by Ray M. Chang, collector of in-, temal revenue, that the internal: revenue office will be closed today until Monday morning as he and, Mr. Hanifin, will be on a tour of the island on business. Taxpayers are especially asked, to note this v/eek’s closure of the- internal revenue office. New Arg*entine Envoy Boarding* Tatsuta SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1—Al- bertom Cadioti, new Argentine ambassador to Japan, is scheduled to leave for Japan to take up a new post aboard the Tatsuta Maru sailing for Los Angeles on Decem- ber 16. The literary staff of the winter issue of the Ka Hua Olelo, a pub- lication of the Hilo Intermediate school, was announced at the school on Friday. | The positions of the staff mem- bers were designated according to the placement of the individual editorials submitte. Margaret Kuniyoshi and Laura Yuen were appointed editor-in- chief and assistant editor, respec-j tively. The winning editorials were “National Defense” and “Preserv-' ing Democracy.” Two hundred and sixty-one eon-' tributions consisting of 36 editori- als, 17 fictions, 101 features and 107 poems were made for this con- test. Others on the staff are: Eiko Nakao, fiction editor; Natsuko; Uyeno, feature editor; Michiko Sakai, poetry editor and report- ers, Tokiko Makinodan, Sachiko Masumoto, Genevieve Takemoto, Sumie Ochiai, Elaine Lau, Masaro Iwami, Joan Crawford, Robert' Chalmers, Toshie Koyama* Ish-1 mael Garcia, Dorothy Padgett, Moses Chalmers, Kiyoto Mizuba and Ida Seguerre. Mrs. Francis Corbaley is the literary adviser. Business and Art Staff The business staff is headed by Barbara Smith and assisted by Genevieve Takemoto. Others on the staff are Harvey Chong, Wayne McNicoll, Edward Araujo, Isami Enomoto, Dorothy Padgett and Thelma Chock. Mrs. Dorothy Go- mez is advisor. j The co-managers of the art. staff are Samuel Hohu and Taka-' shi Mashiyama assisted by Er- \ nestine Warner, Lorraine May, Si- ■ chi Yoshizumi, Barbara Dennis,, Lei Yokoyama, Hideo Shigekane ! and Margaret Luna. Miss May Ing advises the art staff. Ogden Nishizaki’s typing classes have been asked to do the typing.. Japanese Steamer Takes Record 8400 On a Single Trip DAIREN — Japanese shipping circles here claim to hold the world’s record for transporting the largest number of human beings in a single ship. They say they carried 8,400 Chi- nese laborers from Tsingtao, Chi- na, in a single trip of the 6,000-ton Paris Maru. Americans in Thai Ordered To Evacuate TOKYO, Dec. 1 — The Yomiuri reported from Bangkok that. Wil- lys R. Peck, United States minis- ter to Thailand on November 30 ordered wholesale evacuation of American residents in Thailand. KM)EFENSE Music Teacher Just Naturally likes Music B U Y OMAHA, Neb. — Music—^sweet, swing or symphony — is Donald Libby’s business. Besides playing in the Omaha Symphony and teaching 50 trum- pet pupils, Libby: Conducts the Creighton Univer- sity orchestra and ROTC band; teaches the ROTC, concert, junior and beginner bands at Central High Schools; instructs the orches- tra at Cathedral High and at Washington, Beals, Florence and Monmouth Park grade schools. “Occasionally, when I have time,” Libby added, “I play with two Omaha dance orchestras.” UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS I AMERICA ON GUARD! I Above is a reproduction of th« Treasury Department’s Defensa Savings Poster, showing an exact duplication of the c ^vinal “Minut« Man” statue by famed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your bank or post office, are a vital part ' ttC ABMriea’g defense pr^paiatitiefc > FATE OF U^JAPAN RELATIONS EXPECTED TO BE DECM D BY TAIS B W RESOMED THAY
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Page 1: WE PUBLISH LOCAL VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., …evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/bitstream/10524/48985/1/HmvXXXVno... · we publish local and world’s latest happenings m h t im

WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS m h t i m m m i m m m q iLEADING JAPANESE

DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAW AH

VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1941 NO. 9 1 ie

TOGft PRAISES CHINA, MANCHU PR’GRESS W E

Three Ships Being Launched Very Soon

R E G R E T S U. S. N O T A G R E E IN G O N C R E A T IO N O F E A S T A SIA

P R O S P E R IT Y S P H E R E

T O K Y O ,'D ec. 1—F o re ig n M inis­t e r S h igenori Togo sp eak in g a t a d in n e r a t th e Jm p e r ia l H o te l la s t n ig h t in ce leb ra tion of th e f i r s t a n n iv e rsa ry of th e jo in t d ec la ra ­tio n of Jap an , C hina an d M an- choukuo a sse rte d th a t these th ree n a tio n s one y e a r ago reached a com m on decision to co llabo ra te in fields of econom ics and cu ltu re w ith due I’espec t to each o th e r’s so v e re ig n ty in accordance w ith m oral p rinc ip les pecu lia r to e a s t A sia.

M in iste r Togo lauded C hina and M anchoukuo on th e rem ark ab le p ro g re ss th ey a re m ak in g in every a sp ec to f th e ir n a tio n a l lives, th u s g re a tly c o n tr ib u tin g to w ard th e com m on objective c re a tin g a new o rd e r in E a s t A sia.

C om m enting on th e an ti-C om in­te rn p ac t, Togo sa id th a t Jap an , C hina and M anchoukuo a re now coopera ting w ith m o s t coun tries in e ffo rts to p u t w orld cu ltu re and civ ilization on solid fo u n d a tio n of ju s tice .

M r. Togo added th a t th e U n ited S ta te s , how ever, is ig n o rin g ac tu a l conditions in e a s t A sia b u t is va in ly try in g to t r a n s la te idle th eo re tica l p rinc ip les in to p ra c tic e ” U.OTeby h am p e rin g th e e s tab lish ­m en t i*' a new o rd e r in e a s t A sia.

H e depliOTed U n ited S ta te s ’ a t t i ­tu d e re fu s in g to concur J a p a n ’s v iew poin t on c re a tin g a p ro sp e rity sp h e re .in e a s t A sia in th e cu rre n t Jap an ese -A m erican nego tia tions.

I n conclusion, he expressed h is fa i th in Jap an , C hina and M an­choukuo th a t th e y w ill fa ith fu lly c a r ry o u t th e jo in t decla ra tion , th e reb y e s tab lish in g se c u r ity fo r e a s t A sia tic people.

S i f S fOF JOORNAUST

Bow ‘Air Battleship’ Is Inside

D E C L A R E S C H U N G K IN G NOT j W O RTH T H IN G K IN G A S B E - j ■ IN G “F R E E C H IN A ”

W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 30— The W ash ing ton P o s t published a leng-

' th y m ail s to ry date lined C hung- j k ing , Oct. 11, by V incent Sheean,: no ted A m erican jo u rn a lis t, in w hi- ! ch he p a in ts the gloom y p ic tu re of i conditions , in unoccupied China, w a rn in g th e A m ericans to face fa c ts o r r isk “th e n ak ed shocks and su rp rises before long.”

T he w rite r a s se r tin g i t is m is­lead ing nonsense to re g a rd C hung­k in g a s “free C h ina” say s th e po ­litica l position o f C h iang ’s govern ­m en t is “n e ith e r so c lea r n o r so eleva ted as dem ocratic opinion in w este rn coun tries w ould th in k ” be­cause, firs tly , m ili ta ry d ic ta to r­sh ip is com pletely para ly zed in de­m o cra tic p rocesses and rep resses an d opposition by G estapo m etli- ods a re c ru e le r th a n an y devised in E u rope; secondly, th e re a re pro- N azi and p ro -Jap an ese sen tim en ts in h ig h governm en t p laces; th ird ­ly, uncon tro lled in fla tio n is cau s­in g im poverishm en t and s ta rv a tio n m asses w hile p ro f ite e r in g g r a f t is en rich ing po litica l m ili ta ry g roups; fo u rth ly , th e un ited f ro n ts ceased to ex is t and r iv a lry betw een the co n stan tly th re a te n in g civil w ar. governm en t an d C om m unists is

Sheean a sse rts a p ro -N azi g roup w hich fav o rs peace w ith J a p a n h as li tt le f a i th in dem ocracies’ aid o r u lt im a te ab ility to d e fea t G er­m any. A sse rtin g th a t C h iang is still un ify in g an e lem en t a lth o u g h k eep t in pow er m ain ly by p lay ing fac tio n a g a in s t an o th e r, Sheean says desp ite evils, th e reg im e is f a r b e tte r th a n w a r lo rd ’s ru le.

H e concludes, how ever, “I t is n o t doing service fo r C hina su f­fe r in g m illions to f l a t t e r th e ir m i­l i ta ry po litica l ru le rs an d a l­th o u g h i t is in A m erica’s in te re s ts to su p p o rt th em in th e s tru g g le a g a in s t Jap an , w e should c e rta in ­ly do so w ith o u r eyes open.”

M eanw hile, th e B eth lehem S teep th y m ail s to ry date lined C hung-, C om pany announced on N ovem b- i ^ ing , Oct. 11, by V incent S h e e a n , ' e r 29 the lau nch ing of th e 1, 630, no ted A m erican jo u rn a lis t, in w hi- I

d estroyer, W oodw orth, w hile th e | ^h he p a in ts the gloom y p ic tu re of ! W’e s te rn P ipe and S tee l C om pany : ^oj^^ttions , in unoccupied C hina,! lisclosed th e launch ing of th e 10,- e a r n in g th e A m ericans to f a c e '

SA N FR A N C ISC O , Nov. 30 — The R ichm ond sh ipbuild ing y a rd w hich h a s been engaged in build­ing ships fo r B rita in since A u g ­u s t announced th e lau nch ing of th e 10,500 ton s team er, O scar V es­per, th e seven th vessel to be com ­ple ted in th e dock th is year.

O fficials disclosed its in ten tio n to com plete seven teen sh ips re ­m ain ing on th e bu ild ing schedule by Ju ly of n ex t year.

'M eanw hile, th e B eth lehem S teel C om pany announced on N ovem b­e r 29 the lau nch ing of th e 1, 630 d estroyer, W oodw orth, w hile th e Vv’e s te rn P ipe and S tee l C om pany lisclosed th e launch ing of th e 10,- 500 to n new a ir c ra f t c a rr ie r , w hich w as converted from th e fo rm er fre ig h te r, C handeleur.

U. OF CABFORNIA JAPANESE ALUMNI MEMBERS PRAISED

S. s. Humuula Is Chartered for 16 Days

H O N O LU LU , Nov. 30— T he S.S. H u m u u la w as c h a rte re d by th e U. S. A rm y fo r a n em ergency period o f 16 days and s ta r te d serv ice a t noon y es te rd ay , th e In te r-Is la n d S team N av ig a tio n C om pany an ­nounced. J

T he H u m u u la w as ch a rte re d ta k e th e v acan cy le f t by th e S. S. K ilauea , w h ich w as requ isitioned la s t M onday. T he K ilau ea is in d ry d o ck fo r a lte ra tio n s req u ired by th e a rm y . . ,j |,j «

The In te r-I s la n d office said th a t th e S. S. H aw aii w ill be su b s ti tu t­ed fo r th e H um uu la a s f a r as pos­sible in re g u la r com m ercial se rv ­ice.

T he H aw aii’s tr ip to P o r t A llen w as cancelled to p e rm it h e r to ta k e th e schedule of th e H um uula . T he W aia lea le w ill tr a n s p o r t th e ca rgo w hich th e H aw aii no rm ally ca rried to K au a i an d th e W aia lea le ’s sch ­edule w ill be changed so th a t she m a y leave H onolulu fo r K au a i a t 10 p. m . T h u rsd ay an d leave N a- w iliw ili a t 10 p. m . on S a tu rd ay , th is schedule to p rev a il fo r th e tw o w eeks.

President’s Post - Thanksgiving R e s t CutShort by Graveness of Talks of U. S.-(

Japan Negotiations

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 After serious telephone con­versations with Secretary of State Cordell Hull on the grave United States-Japan talks, President Franklin D. Roosevelt left Warm Springs today for Washington.

The President had proceeded to Warm Springs on Fri- j day for a belated Thanksgiving rest with intentions to re­main there until Tuesday if the talks did not show graveness..

The sixth Japan-United States parley is being resumed ' today and whether this will be the last m.eeting or steps for an adjustment in the U. S.-Japan relations will be made sole-,

i ly lies in the outcome of this sixth meeting.

EDiTOR OF WINTER ISSUE OF KA HUA OLELO ANNOUNCE)

TOKYO, Dec. 1—J a p a n ydU con ­tinue to c a rry o u t its ta lk s v /i th the U nited S ta te s ti ll “ th e l a s t m om en t” w as th e decision believ-- ed reached a t th e e x tra o rd in a ry cab ine t m ee tin g held th is m o rn in g ..

I t w as unders tood th a t th e cab i­n e t fo llow ing F o re ig n M in is te r T or ■ go’s re p o r t on th e Jap an ese -A m — erican neg o tia tio n s rea lized t h a t th e re is b ig d ifference in Ja p a n e s e and A m erican v iew poin ts a s f a r a s basic p rincip les a re concerned , how ever, th e Jap an ese govern m en t', in th e in te re s t of p rese rv in g p e a - . ce in th e P ac ific h a s decided t o , con tinue c u rre n t n eg o tia tio n s u rg - , in g th e U n ited S ta te s to reconsid ­er. 1,

TOKYO, Nov. 30— A v e te ra n o f fo re ig n co rresponden ts in T o kyo a s w ell as o th e r in fo rm ed c irc le s , ag reed w ith th e F o re ig n O ffice au th o ritie s w ho exp ressed su r ... p rise a t th e A ng lo -A m erican re - , a c tio n s to P rem ie r T ojo’s m essage- on th e occasion of th e f i r s t an n i­v e rsa ry of th e tr i-p o w er jo in t de­c la ra tion . /

The above circles confessed th a t , th e y w ere m y stified th e speech could be deem ed to co n ta in p o in ts i s tro n g enough to cause P re s id e n t R oosevelt to re tu rn to W ash in g to n fro m W arm S p rings ad d ing th e y saw n o th in g w hich h a s n o t b een c larified prev iously by th e J a p a n ­ese leaders.

T hey em phasized th a t Tojcv- s tre ssed J a p a n s ’ desire to rem ove the exp lo ita tion an d u n ju s t a c tio n s by fo re ign pow ers fro m e a s t A sia , and n o t n a tio n s them selves..

T h is is w ay w orld’s la rg est m ilitary land p la n e— th e B - 19 bom ber— look s in sid e . Top p h oto looks in sid e bridge deck or cab in in forw ard up p er en d o f 8 2 -to n g ia n t. C olon el S ta n ley U m stead , p ilo t, a t le f t . L ow er p h o to sh ow s con tro l room for th e p la n e ’s four 2000 h . p . en g in es.

SILK EXPORT FROM CHINA SUSPENDED BY JAPANESE MIUTARY ORDER

HAMAKUA YPA GROUPS HOL D

ORATORY MEET

Litvinov FetedAt Receptions

M A N ILA , Dec. 1— M axim L it­vinov, new ly-appo in ted S oviet A m ­b assad o r to th e U n ited S ta te s w ho aiT ived N ovem ber 30 from S inga­p o re ab o a rd th e C hina C lipper is s la te d to con tinue h is tr ip to W asin g h to n ea rly m orn ing of D e­cem ber 2 b y clipper, accom panied b y h is w ife.

L itv inov th is noon w as g u e s t a t a luncheon g iven by th e B ritish C onsul G eneral w hile to n ig h t he a tte n d e d a recep tion g iven in h is hono r by th e U n ited S ta te s h igh com m issioner F ra n c is B. S ayre.

Unusual ColdnessAttacks Hiloites

C o n tin u e d e a r th q u a k e s a n d h e a v y r a in h i t t h e H a m a k u a d is ­t r i c t s a s H ilo r e s id e n ts w e r e e x ­p e r ie n c in g t h e y e a r ’s m o s t s e ­v e r e c o ld n e s s y e s te r d a y .

A c c o r d in g t o r e p o r ts f r o m t h e V o lc a n o d is t r ic t s th e th e e r m o - m e te r ::;1 ^ r e r e g is te r e d 4 2 d e ­g r e e s y e s te r d a y .

H o w lo n g t h i s w in d y a n d c o ld w e a th e r w il l l a s t i s th e q u e s t io n w e n o w fa c e .

SA N FR A N C ISC O , Dec. 1— “Nc fin e r g roup of tliis U n iv e rs ity ex ­is ts th a n o u r Jap an ese alum ni. . (w ho) have th e sam e r ig h ts anc p riv ileges a s w e have by b irtb r ig h t an d by loyalties th ey have m an ifested . . . .

“W e owe i t to th em to fo s te i am ong th e people of C alifornia, g en era lly a p o p u la r a t t i tu d e th a t w ill a ssu re to th em secu rity , p e r­sonal d ign ity , an d a livelihood.”

W ith th e college a lu m n i reco g ­n ized as one of th e m o s t po ten t g roups o f public opinion, th e n a ­tio n a l office of th e Ja p a n e se A- m erican C itizens L eague h a s been endeavoring to convey a m essage fo r th e u n d e rs tan d in g of th e nisei a tt itu d e in th ese c ritic a l tim es.

T his e ffo r t w as rew ard ed w ith a fly in g s t a r t w hen th e alum ni m a ­g azine w ith one of th e la rg e s t c ir­cu la tio n an d th e la rg e s t num ber of n isei an d issei a lum n i— U niver­s i ty of C a lifo rn ia ’s “C alifo rn ia M onth ly” c a rr ied in i t s N ovem ber issue th is cogen t ed ito ria l on th e “Jap an ese A lum ni.”

In fu ll th is ed ito ria l s ta te d : “W e th in k i t p ro p e r a t th is tim e to go sq u are ly on reco rd concern ing a lum n i of U n iv e rs ity of C alifo rn ia who a re of Jap an ese o rig in b u t fu ll-p ledged A m erican citizens.

“N o f in e r g roup of th is U n iv er­s i ty ex is ts th a n ou r Jap an ese a lu ­m ni w ho have fo r y e a rs p a r t ic i­p a ted in a c tiv itie s of th e A lum ni A ssociation in itia te d on b eha lf of the U n iversity . T hey have su b ­scribed a su b s ta n tia l am o u n t to its f inanc ia l endow m ent by ta k in g o u t life m em bersh ips, th u s help ing to m ak e i t th e la rg e s t fu n d of its k ind.

“M any of th ese a lu m n i have en ­te red o u r a rm ed fo rces an d re ­p o rts in d ica te th a t th e y a re m a k ­in g excellen t soldiers. O fficers of th e U S A rm y in H aw aii b e a r em ­p h a tic te s tim o n y to th is effect. Fellow so ld iers sp eak w ell of them .

“D oubtless, should ten s ion in ­c rease fu r th e r , susp icion m ig h t be c a s t on som e of ou r Jap an ese c it i­zens ju s t a s susp icion h a s been c a s t on citizens of E u ro p ean o ri­gin.

“L e t us n o t fo rg e t th a t o u r A - m erican b o rn Jap an ese A lum ni, co n s titu tin g a defin ite q u o ta of o u r a lum ni, have th e sam e r ig h ts an d p riv ileges a s w e have by b ir th ­r ig h t an d b y lo y a lty th e y have

(C on tinued on P a g e F o u r)

Home Prowler is Curious 5-Year-Old

SA LT L A K E CITY, U ta h — W hen A r th u r P e p p e r le f t th e c ity on a v isit, h e a sk ed a n e ighbo r to keep a n eye on h is dese rted house. One d ay th e ne ighbo r h ea rd suspL cious sounds. H e called police, w a rn in g th a t a p ro w ler w as inside.

Tw o rad io c a rs responded. Offi­cers w ith re a d y revo lvers su rro u n ­ded th e build ing , th e n advanced cau tio u sly th ro u g h th e f ro n t and b ack doors. T hey listened — and som eth ing ra t t le d in th e bedroom .

T he police ru sh ed th e door, b roke th e lock— an d found a 5-year-o ld boy h id ing u n d e r th e bed. H e h ad en te red th ro u g h an un locked b ase ­m en t w indow .

W ith “P a tr io tism ” a s its them e the 74th o ra to ric a l c o n te s t w as held by th e F e d e ra tio n of H am a- k u a S einenkais a t the K u k a iau Jap an ese school sponsored by the K u k a iau S einenkai on S a tu rd ay , N ovem ber 29, a t 7 ;30 p. m.

T he a f f a ir opened w ith th e s in g ­in g of th e n a tio n a l an th em and p ledg ing of th e F e d e ra tio n oath , w hich w as re a d by Tom oichi Yano. T he opening ad d ress w as g iven by P re s id e n t Y. U eda.

Ja p a n e se and E n g lish speeches w ere delivered by th e c o n te s ta n ts and p rizes w ere aw ard ed bo th the o ra to ric a l co n tes t w inners and w in n ers of th e a m a te u r con test, w h ich follow ed th e speech con test.

S p eak in g w ere : T ad ay u k i K a to of K u k a iau on “W e a re A m eri­c a n s” ; Toyoko H a m a ta k e of P a a u - h a u on “God B less A m erica” ; Shi- geko N a k a sa to of K a a p a h u on “On P a tr io t ism ” (J a p a n e se ) ; To- k ik o Y am ato of H o n o k aa on “W h a t A m erican L ib e rty M eans To M e” ; M asato Ish izu of K am u- e la on “S ignificance of N a tio n a l U n ity ” ; “D efend A m erica” in J a ­panese by T eruko Im a i o f H onokaa K oyu K ai; Y asuko E nom oto of K uku ihae le on “S ingle L ig h t of th e P oo r.”

T he ev en t cam e to a close a t 11 p. m .

N E W YORK, Dec. 1 — E x p o rt p e rm its fo r sh ipm en t of s ilk from C hina w ere suspended recen tly by th e Ja p a n e se m ilita ry excep t w here fo re ign ex p o rte rs th e re a re able to a r ra n g e fo m ilita ry accoun t w heat, oil, gaso line an d o th e r es­sen tia l m a te ria ls , acco rd ing to a cable fro m th e F o re ig n S ilk A s­socia tion of S hanghai to R aw Silk Im p o rte rs , Inc., here.

In th e ra w silk tra d e here, th e m ove w as reg a rd ed as one de­signed to m ak e i t possible fo r Jap an ese houses prev iously com ­m itte d to deliver s ilk h e re a t

p rices below th e p re se n t va lues to cancel these com m itm ents.

T ex t of C able T ex t of th e cable w as: “A ll silk

business an d sh ipm en ts suspended fo r reaso n th a t m ili ta ry refu sed delivery of ex p o rt p e rm its un less fo re ign ex p o rte rs in s tead of cash p ay m en t could a rra n g e to im p o rt fo r th e ir m ilita ry accoun t w heat, oil, gasoline, w hich fo r obvious reason can n o t be done. F u tu re im - c e rta in .”

A t th e tim e of th e m u tu a l freez- (C ontinued on P ag e F o u r;

Investiture ofLt. Gen. Ando Held

TOKYO, Dec. 1 — T he in v es ti­tu re of L t. Gen. S abu ro A ndo as a m em ber of th e suprem e w a r council took p lace a t th e Im p eria l P a lace a t 11 :30 a. m . in th e p re sen ­ce of th e E m pero r.

A ndo w as fo rm erly chief of th e A rm y av ia tio n school in Shim o- sh izu in C hiba p re fec tu re an d also served in th e Sino f ro n t im til N o­vem ber.

Miss Furukawa Makes Appearance this week

YBA Directors’Meeting* Tonight

T here w ill be a d ire c to rs ’ m ee t­in g of th e H ilo YBA a t 7:30 p. m. to d ay a t th e YBA office.

A ll m em bers a re req u es ted to a tten d .

M iss C hiyom i F u ru k a w a , popu ­la r Jap an ese s in g e r w ho recen tly re tu rn e d fro m Ja p a n w here she m ade good reco rd in g “H aw aii N a- desh iko”, w ill m ak e h e r p e rsona l ap p ea ran ce a t th e Y am ato za T h ea­t r e com m encing F rid ay , D ecem ber 5, fo r th re e days, i t w as an n o u n ­ced a t th e Y am ato za T h e a tre s ta f f S a tu rd ay .

M ovies show ing th e th re e n ig h ts M iss F u ru k a w a m ak es h e r a p p e a r­ance a re “F u ji N i T a tsu O toko” an d “Y uk iw ari So”.

M iss F u ru k a w a ’s reco rd in g w ill be availab le to th e public a t local m usic s to re s th is m o n th gs th e reco rds w ill be c lippered h e re v ia Los A ngeles.

JAPANESE FATHER GIVES THREE SONS TO THE U. S. ARMY

F R E S N O — A Ja p a n e se fa th e r in B lackstone , n e a r here , is th e p roud fa th e r of th re e boys in tra in in g in U ncle S am ’s fig h tin g forces.

H e is K ango K aw aguchi. H is sons a re Y oshigo, N a ts u ta and Y oshitoki, m ak in g th e irs th e f i r s t Jap an ese fam ily w ith th re e boys in tra in in g cam p.

Lt. Gen. Suzuki Named New AdviserP E K IN G , Dec. 1—I t w as o ffic i­

a lly announced th a t L t. Gen. Yo- shim ichi S uzuk i w as appo in ted chief ad v ise r to H sin M in H u i — new people’s socie ty— succeeding L t. Gen. K isabu ro Ando, w ho w as recen tly nam ed vice p re s id e n t of th e N a tio n a l Service A ssocia tion in J a p a n .

Retain Leaves To Consult Adolf HitlerTOKYO,_Dec. 1— P re m ie r H en ri

p . P e ta in h a s le f t V ichy fo r O r­leans in occupied P ra n c e to hold im p o rta n t co n su lta tio n s w i t h C hancello r H itle r, A sah i rep o rted from N ew Y ork q uo ting re liab le sources in Vichy.

H e added, how ever, th e re has been no co n firm a tio n from officia l V ichy o r B erlin q u a rte rs .

WITH the POLICE COURT DOINGS

M itsug i O kam oto of K au m an a 2 m iles w as a rrested , fo r inve.'_tiga- tio n fo r em bezzlem ent by D epu ty S heriff G eorge R ichardson y e s te r­d ay a t 11:00 a. m . O kam oto w as prev iously a rre s te d fo r la rcen y on fo u r counts, i t w as reported .

A m ino r acc iden t w as rep o rted betw een th e ca rs ope ra ted by K i- chiro Y osh im ura of H onohina and R o p e rta T in aza of P ap a ik o u w hich occurred a t 8 a. m . on F rid a y a t th e in te rsec tio n of th e P onohaw ai an d K am eham eha s tre e ts w hen R o p e rta T in aza upon d riv ing o u t fro m th e doorw ay of th e R uddle S ales se rv ice s ta tio n fa iled to see h e r w ay an d upon d riv ing o u t an d m ak in g a U tu rn caused h e r veh i­cle to c ra sh in to th a t o f Y oshim u­r a w ho w as th en proceed ing a long K am eham eha A venue in th e d irec­tio n of W a ia k ea tow n. R o p e rta w as a r re s te d fo r fa ilin g to yield r ig h t of w ay to Y oshim ura.

T he d e a th o f B erto ldo T ingdon Daoa, 40, a p la n ta tio n lab o re r of th e W a ia k ea S u g a r C om pany on 12:30 p. m ., S a tu rd a y a t C am p 8, has been su spec ted b y D ep u ty Co­roner Ja m e s B row n and th e con­te n ts of th e deceased h a s been shipped to H onolulu fo r analysis, it w as re p o r te d a t th e police s t a ­tion.

A n au to p sy conducted fa iled to reveal a n y cause o f death .

D aoa h a s no re la tiv e s ex cep t fo r his d a u g h te r in th e P h ilipp ine I s l­ands. H e w as la s t seen by frien d s a t 10 p. m . th e n ig h t before.

Internal RevenueOffice Is Closed

I t w as announced th is m orning: by R ay M. C hang, co llector of in-, te m a l revenue, th a t th e in te rn a l: revenue office w ill be closed to d a y u n ti l M onday m orn ing a s he and, M r. H anifin , w ill be on a to u r o f th e is land on business.

T ax p ay ers a re especially a sk ed , to n o te th is v /eek’s closure of th e - in te rn a l revenue office.

New Arg*entine Envoy Boarding* Tatsuta

SA N FR A N C ISC O , Dec. 1—A l- bertom C adioti, new A rg en tin e am b assad o r to Ja p a n , is scheduled to leave fo r J a p a n to ta k e up a new p o s t ab o a rd th e T a ts u ta M aru sa ilin g fo r L os A ngeles on D ecem ­b er 16.

The l i te ra ry s ta f f of th e w in te r issue of th e K a H u a Olelo, a pu b ­lica tion of th e H ilo In te rm e d ia te school, w as announced a t th e school on F rid ay . |

The positions of th e s t a f f m em ­bers w ere d es ig n a ted acco rd ing to th e p lacem en t of th e indiv idual ed ito ria ls su b m itte .

M a rg a re t K uniyosh i an d L a u ra Yuen w ere ap p o in ted ed ito r-in - ch ief an d a s s is ta n t ed ito r, respec-j tively. T he w inn ing ed ito ria ls w ere “N a tio n a l D efense” an d “P re s e rv - ' ing D em ocracy .”

Two hun d red and six ty -one e o n - ' tr ib u tio n s consis ting of 36 ed ito ri­als, 17 fic tions, 101 fe a tu re s and 107 poem s w ere m ade fo r th is con­test.

O th ers on th e s ta f f a re : E ikoN akao , f ic tio n ed ito r; N a ts u k o ; Uyeno, fe a tu re ed ito r; M ichiko S akai, p o e try ed ito r and re p o r t­ers, T okiko M akinodan, Sachiko M asum oto, G enevieve T akem oto, Sum ie O chiai, E la in e L au , M asaro Iw am i, Jo a n C raw ford , R o b e rt ' C halm ers, T oshie Koyama* Ish-1 m ael G arcia , D oro th y P ad g e tt, M oses C halm ers, K iyoto M izuba an d Id a Seguerre . M rs. F ran c is C orbaley is th e li te ra ry adviser.

B usiness and A r t S ta f fT he business s ta f f is headed by

B a rb a ra S m ith and a ss is ted by G enevieve T akem oto . O thers on th e s ta f f a re H a rv ey Chong, W ayne M cNicoll, E d w ard A rau jo , Isam i E nom oto, D o ro th y P a d g e tt and T helm a Chock. M rs. D o ro th y Go­m ez is advisor. j

T he co -m anagers o f th e a r t . s ta f f a re S am uel H ohu and T a k a - ' sh i M ash iy am a a ss is ted b y E r- \ n estine W arn er, L o rra in e M ay, Si- ■ chi Y oshizum i, B a rb a ra D e n n is ,, L ei Y okoyam a, H ideo S h igekane ! an d M a rg a re t L una. M iss M ay In g advises th e a r t s ta ff .

O gden N ish izak i’s ty p in g classes have been a sk ed to do th e typ ing ..

Japanese SteamerTakes Record 8400

On a Single TripD A IR E N — Jap an ese sh ipp ing

circ les h e re c la im to hold th e w orld’s reco rd fo r tr a n sp o r t in g th e la rg e s t n u m b er o f h u m an beings in a sing le ship.

T hey say th e y c a rr ied 8,400 C hi­nese lab o re rs fro m T sin g tao , C hi­na, in a sing le tr ip of th e 6,000-ton P a r is M aru .

Americans in Thai Ordered To EvacuateTOKYO, Dec. 1 — T he Y om iuri

rep o rted fro m B an g k o k th a t . W il- lys R. Peck , U n ited S ta te s m in is­te r to T ha iland on N ovem ber 30 o rdered w holesale evacua tion o f A m erican re s id en ts in T hailand .

K M ) E F E N S E

Music Teacher Just Naturally likes Music

B U Y

OM AHA, N eb. — M usic—^sweet, sw ing o r sym phony — is D onald L ibby ’s business.

B esides p lay in g in th e O m aha Sym phony an d te ac h in g 50 tru m ­p e t pupils, L ibby:

C onducts th e C reigh ton U n iv e r­s i ty o rc h e s tra an d ROTC band; teaches th e ROTC, concert, ju n io r and b eg inner bands a t C en tra l H igh Schools; in s tru c ts th e o rch es­t r a a t C a th ed ra l H ig h an d a t W ash ing ton , B eals, F lo rence and M onm outh P a rk g rad e schools.

“O ccasionally , w h e n I have tim e ,” L ibby added, “I p la y w ith tw o O m aha dance o rc h e s tra s .”

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FATE OF U^JAPAN RELATIONSEXPECTED TO BE DECMD BY T A IS B W RESOMED THAY

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J a n e Andrews, sm all-tow n girl, longs to m ake a ca reer of av ia ­tio n . A fter h e r first solo flight, s h e ’s interview ed by G reg P res­c o tt , young ow ner of th e local new spaper, an d tells him of a p la n she h as fo r o rganizing a u n it of girl flyers to help ou t in case th e coun try should go to w ar. As he d isapproves of career g irls , he w rites a story th a t pokes fu n a t her. She’s furious. How­ever, an a ir c ra f t com pany offers

I h e r its backing and a rran g es for .rllcck R andall, celebrated flyer, t c fly h e r abou t th e country to re ru it g irls fo r her proposed or- S ' JzatiGii. A ccom panied by her A n t Emily, she an d Aleck set tO;.. on t l air tou r. M eanw hile, •G- g h a s discovered h e’s in love K. a h e r but, because of her am - Jb: ^ons, m akes up h is m ind to

: f >. .'get her. N evertheless, he flies 1 . one of th e tow ns on her rou te t j see her. S he’s surprised a t i.ow pleased she is. T h a t evening, w hen he kisses her, she realizes sh e loves him , believes he loves h e r , an d th in k s he in tends to ask h e r to m arry him . However, she know s he would w ant her to give u p her ca reer and , a f te r a sleep­less n ig h t, she decides she c a n ’t.

CHAPTER XXII OLIM BING out of bed, Jane ^ w ent into the bathroom and turned on the water in her tub. First, her bath; then she would flress; then the W oman’s Club luncheon. She must take life m inute by m inute, looking^ no further ahead than the next hour. If she allowed herself to look ahead to all the years in Which there would be no Greg, the m ight weaken in her reso­lution. She m ust try to forget him.

Anc. G reg would forget. Men did. And th ere w?s D oris S tew art. H er h e a rt suddenly tw isted a t th e th o u g h t of th e o th e r girl. She m ust ttot le t herself th in k of Doris.

She was dressed and ready to leave w ith A unt Emily for th e luncheon , when Greg was a n ­nounced. She p u t down her coat li,’id looked a t h e r a u n t appealing-h .

“W on’t— w on’t you see h im for r .e ? ’’ she pleaded.

A unt Emily shook h e r head . “No ^ - I ’ll w ait dow nstairs fo r you,” she B.id firm ly. “And you’ve got only a few m inu tes unless you w an t to be late fo r th e luncheon .”

S he w ent ou t and sh u t th e door.

JANE clenched her hands. She nervously picked up her coat,

p u t it down, th en picked it up again and p u t it on. I ts big collar • f silky fox p a rtia lly h id her face.

W hen she adm itted G reg, a few W inutes 'a te r . she was sm iling.

“Sorry , G reg, but I have to fly,” m e said , w ith f6rced lightness. " I’m la te .”

H is face looked set an d w hite. “I pnly stopped to say goodby an d — and to apologize fo r la s t n ig h t.”

J a n e cau g h t h e r b rea th . “Apolo­gize?”

“Y es,” said G reg tersely. “I had r ig h t to kiss you. You should

lave slapped my face, though I flon’t suppose, now th a t I stop and lliink about it, th a t you considered |h e kiss im p o rta n t enough to dig- fcify it by ge ttin g an g ry .”

J a n e fe lt dizzy, dazed. So h is kiss kad been a ligh t and casual th in g

t as m eaning less as a handshake. Id she had stayed aw ake all

p igh t, had paced th e floor until Sawn, to r tu red by th e difficulty of p iak ing a decision between m ar- dage to G reg an d h e r career. She lad finally cried herself to sleep frhen she had decided th a t she toust no t m arry him ! And all th e kh ile , h e ’d h ad no in ten tio n of ts k in g h e r to m arry him !

S h e began to laugh. “I ’m s-so rry , &reg,” she stam m ered . “I t — i t ’s■1st tha t it ,«it.rikes me fixrxnt; tha t

you’d th in k I ’d a tta c h an y im por­tan ce to th a t kiss. A fter a ll, w h a t’s a kiss betw een fr ien d s?”

“R ig h t,” said G reg, h is face ex­pressionless. “T h a t ’s w h a t I hoped you’d say, b u t I w as a little a fra idth a t ”

“T h a t I m ig h t have ta k e n you seriously?” J a n e cu t it. “D on’t be an id io t! T he silly kid you knew back in O ak ton m ig h t have been te rrib ly im pressed by a kiss, but— well, rem em ber th a t you yourself said la s t n ig h t th a t I ’d changed . I have— quite a b it.”

“I can see you have ,” G reg said o.uietly. “W ell— I m u s tn ’t keep you from your date . Goodby—a n d i t ’s been swell seeing you.”

“T h a n k you,” said Jan e .G reg tu rn ed tow ard th e door

F or an in s ta n t, he paused, with h is h an d on th e knob, as though he m ean t to say som eth ing more. T hen, he w renched th e door open, w alked out, and jerked i t s h u t be­h ind him .

I t seem ed to Ja n e th a t , never in all her life, h ad she h ea rd a sound so com pletely final as th e closing of th a t door.

How long she stood th e re , p e r­fectly m otionless, she d id n ’t know. F inally , she picked up her gloves and bag. and slowly left th e room

Do w n s t a i r s in th e lobby. A unt Emily rose from a ch a ir and

cam e to m eet h er.“W here 's G reg ?”“H e’s gone,” said Ja n e toneless-

ly. “I was m istaken about h im . He —he d id n ’t m ean a n y th in g last n igh t. He cam e to apologize for kissing m e.”

S ta r tled , A unt Em ily snapped , “I d o n ’t believe i t ! ”

“I d id n ’t, e ither, a t first, bu t h e ’s a convincing so rt of person, when he sets h is m ind to i t ,” said Ja n e “And he set h is m ind to it th is m orn ing .”

A unt Em ily drew h e r across th e lobby and out in to th e crisp cold of th e w in ter m orning.

Suddenly , Ja n e began to laugh, a crazy sort of laugh.

“W h a t’s so fu n n y ? ” dem anded A unt Emily, as she th ru s t th e girl in to a tax i.

“I a m .” said Jan e . “Agonizing and w alking th e floor un til all hours try in g to m ake up my m ind w hether I w anted a career more th a n I w anted G reg—and all I ever had a chance for was the career. G reg ’s fo r D oris S tew art or some o th e r girl w ho’ll look well in a p ink house-frock .”

A unt Emily said sharp ly , “Pull yourself together. If you d a re to have hysterics here , I ’ll sm ack you I S top th a t laughing , Ja n e . Do you h ea r m e?”

“If I stop laughing—I ’ll b-b- bu rs t in to t - t - te a r s .”

Au n t EMILY looked grim . “As soon as th is luncheon is over,

you’re going tc w ire H obarts th a t you’re cancelling th e res t of th is crazy to u r, and I ’m going to take you hom e.”

Ja n e j e r k e d h e r s e l f up righ t. “R om e to O ak ton— to w atch G reg an d D oris? O h, no, you’re no t! I ’ve got no th in g left bu t a career. Funny , la s t n ig h t I th o u g h t th a t was all I w a n te d ! Now th a t I know i t ’s all I ’m going to have, I don’t seem so crazy ab o u t it, som e­how .”

“S tu ff an d nonsense ,” snapped A unt Em ily. “You ta lk as though th ere were only one m an in the world and th a t w as G reg P resco tt! Six m o n th s from now. you w on’t even rem em ber th e color of his eyes or th e tone of h is voice!”

Ja n e drew a long, shaky b rea th . “Oh, A unt Em ily, I hope you’re r ig h t— I hope you’re r ig h t.”

“O f course I ’m r ig h t,” said A unt Emily, a lot m ore vigorously th a n she rea lly fe lt. To herse lf she w hispered. “I ’ve got to be rig h t.”

(T o he con tinued)(T h e characters in th is serial are

fic titious)I f k J I K x r/Z v A n r i ia r A V 9 u K l i A H l n a r £ ! A

VICTORY BOUQUET— At three-day women's forum af Sfephens College, Columbia , Mo., Lady Patricia Strauss, center, w ife of labor leader from Lambeth, England, is presented this «uge victory bouquet by two young countrywomen.

P h o to by U. S. A rm y S ig n a l C orps

TORPEDO'S FORCE— Upward force of explosion was so great it ruptured deck of destroyer Kearny, bit by German torpedo ofF Iceland. Inset shows Lieut. Commander Anthony L. Danis, skipper of stricken sea dog, unshaven and weary .

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S Y N O P S IS Harley Longstreet, broker, dies on s

trolley from poison scratched Into his hand by a needle-pierf^efa cork In his pocket. He and his guests were on their way to celebrate his engagement to Cherry Browne, an actress. The others were his partner DeWlt-t. DeWltt’s su­perstitious wife Fern—with whom Long­street had had an affair—Jeanne. De- Witt’s daughter and her fiance Christo­pher Lord, Cherry’s fr ic ’ Po!h.’v Ahearn, friend of DcWii' middle-aged Latin, ana v brawny Irishman. Ques.. ■ member of the party seem s untriendJy toward the dead man. Bruno and Thumm, investigators, think DeWit* guilty—Longstreet had a sinister hold on him. Drury Lane, retired Shake­spearean actor, says he knows who the murderer is, but will identify him only as Mr. X. One night the investigators and Lane go to the Weehawken Ferry- house in answer to an anonymous note. A man is murdered on an incoming boat. He is identified as Charles Wood, conductor of the murder car—writer of the anonymous letter. DeWitt denies talking to Wood, but in Wood’s pocket is a cigar bearing DeWitt’s private rynvrk. Guiness, motorman of the mui^ tdsfr car, identifies Wood by an ugly sear on the leg. DeWitt offers no ex­planation. Lane’s attendant Quacey dis­guises the actor with makeup. They start out together. Inspector Thumm appears at Wood’s boarding house and finds his bank book. Thumm tells the officer stationed at the boarding house to phone him next day at 2:30. Then he goes to a waiting automobile and rubs off some makeup. It is Lane. He also interviews DeWitt’s butler.

I^ESTIMONIAL DINNER — Dr. Raul Damonte Taborda, left, A rgentine "Dies investigator," one of guests at testimonial jjdinner given by Pan American Socrety to visiting Argentine [!deputies, at New York's Waldorf-Astoria . Congressman •j-aurence F. Arno ld of Illinois, at right.

SEVEN WORKMEN DIE— Literally w rapped around locomotive is wreckage of truck hit at grade crossing near M lneola , Long Island. Police say gates had been left up. Seven homewardf- bound workmen rid ing in truck were k illed . Bodies were strewn along righj- of way more than 450 feet.

“■What reaction had this on Mr. DeW itt?”

Jorgens seem ed d isturbed. “Why, Mr. DeW itt took his com ing and going quite for granted , s ir .”

“■Very good, Jorgens. Now will you get Mr. DeW itt on the phone, teU him you a re calling for me, and th a t I request m ost urgently a luncheon appointm ent today .”

The appointm ent was m ade. They would m eet a t the E xchange Club. Lane instructed Q uacey to call ev- sry South A m erican consul in New iTork and try to locate one who might have h ad contact w ith Ma- juinchao.

O ver coffee. L ane said : “Mr. De­Witt, m y p rim a ry reason for spend­ing an hour in conversation with you is th a t I feel, in m y own blun­dering way, I m ay be able to help you. In fact, th a t you requ ire help jf no comm on v a rie ty .”

“ T hat’s decent of you,’‘ said De­Witt d rearily . realize the dan­gerous position I ’m in. I am being constantly w atched. You yourself have been questioning m y serv ­ants . . . ”

“ Would you mind, then, if I asked you a question or two? My concern with this investigation is only with the end in view of getting a t the Truth. There are som e things I m ust know if I am to m ake fu r­ther p rogress.”

DeW itt looked up swiftly. “F u r­ther progress? H ave you reached any conclusions, Mr. L ane?”

“ Two fundam ental ones—I know who killed L ongstreet and Wood, if you would te rm th a t p rogress.”

DeW itt paled as if Lane had struck him . “But, if you know a ren ’t you going to do som ething about it? ”

“ I am . U nfortunately, we are dealing with literal-m inded Justice ; she dem ands tangible instrum ents of conviction. Will you help m e?”

DeW itt’s eyes fran tica lly sought to discover p recisely w hat this un­usual p rosecutor knew. “ I ’ll tell you w hat I can, Mr. Lane. But— how shall I say it?—m y hands a r e - well, tied . . . T here’s one thing you sim ply m ustn ’t ask m e—the identity of the person w ith whom I had an appointm ent W ednesday night.”

L ane shook his head good-humor- edly. “You m ake it doubly diffi­cult, by m ain tain ing silence on one of the m ost in teresting points in the case. However, we will w aive th a t —for the presen t. B oth you and L ongstreet m ade your fortunes in South A m erica. In w hat country was your m ine located?”

“U ruguay.”“Mr. M aquinchao is a U ruguay­

an, then?”D eW itt’s eyes clouded w ith sus­

picion. “How do you know about M aquinchao? Jorgens, of course. The old fool.”

L ane said sharp ly : “ The wrong a ttitude, Mr. DeW itt. Jorgens, a faithful servant, gave m e inform a­tion solely because he fe lt I asked in your in terest. You can do no b e tte r than em ulate h im —^unless you ques­tion m y purpose.”

“ I ’m sorry. Yes, M aquinchao is a U ruguayan, b u t p lease don’t press m e about h im .”

“B ut I m ust. 'Who is he? Why his unique ac tiv ity w hile your guest? I am determ ined to have the answ ers.”

D eW itt traced a p a tte rn on the cloth w ith a spoon. “ P u re ly a busi­ness visit, Mr. Lane. M aquinchao is the—the scout for ce rta in South A m erican public u tility locations— w anted our office to handle a bond issue.”

“Why did he s tay so long?”“ I don’t know, unless he visited

other financing p laces.”“Can you give m e his add ress?” “I don’t believe I know. He tra v ­

els extensively .”

“ 1 g a th e r then , th a t y o u a n d In sp ec to r T h u m m b e lie v e D eW itt k illed L o n g stre e t also?*'

L ane w alked to the desk. “Will you please d irec t m e to Dr. M or­ris, your Club physician, then to the Club sec re ta ry .”

An hour or so la ter, D rury Lane entered D istric t A ttorney B runo’s office and foxmd Inspector Thum m hunched over a telephone, his face a study in incredulity . Thum m jerked a heavy eyebrow in g ree t­ing, his e a r hooked to the receiver.

“Now listen ,” said the Inspector, his face so red it seem ed about to bu rs t from im potent rage . “L et m e get this s tra ig h t . . . Shut up, will you? You say I told you to call m e a t half-past two th is afternoon and rem ind m e to give you som e­thing to do? You’re drunk! What? You helped m e pick up the rug? W hat rug, you jackass? . . . M ay­be—” His eyes focused on Mr. D ru­ry Lane, who w as w atching him with affectionate am usem ent, and his jaw sagged. A surly grin spread over his face and he grow led into the telephone: “Okay. I changed m y mind. Ju s t hang around the room .” He hung up and tu rned to Lane, plopping his elbows on the desk. Bruno looked from one to the other in bew ilderm ent. “Well, Mr. Lane, th a t’s one on m e, hey?”

“ Inspecto r,” L ane said gravely, “if I have ever en tertained doubts concerning your sense of Ine^ a re now etcrnaUy aispelled. "

“W hat is all this about?” de­m anded Bruno.

“Y esterday I w ent to Weekhawk- en, interview ed M rs. M urphy, searched Wood’s room , found a bank-book under the carpet, a ss is t­ed, m ind you, by a m an who has known m e for six years, then I walked out,” Thum m replied. “ I t’s som ething of a m iracle , because a t the sam e tim e I w as in m y office jaw ing w ith you.”

Bruno stared a t Lane, broke into a laugh. “T hat’s a little unfair, Mr. Lane. And a little dangerous.”

“Not a t all. My fam ilia r is the w orld’s p rem ier m ake-up m an, Mr. Bruno. I m ust hum bly ask your pardon. Inspector, My reason was serious and perem ptory . P erhaps m y instruction to your operative w as a childish prank, bu t even th a t was d ictated by a desire to inform you, unconventionally to be sure, of the im personation .”

“N ext tim e you m ight le t m e take a look a t m yself,” grunted Thum m . “F rankly , I don’t li—Well, le t it go. L e t’s have th a t bank­book.”

“My v isit,” said L ane in a b risk tone, “ rea lly is induced by a de­sire fo r a copy of the com plete lis t of fe rry passengers,”

Bruno explored the top d raw er of his desk and handed L ane a thin sheaf of papers, rem ark ing : “The other day you said you’d like to be inform ed before we tak e definite action . . . ”

“The ax fa lls ,” m u rm ured Lane. “W hat p rec ise ly?”

“The a rre s t of DeW itt fo r the m u rd e r of Wood. T hum m and I a re agreed th a t we have a case. When the C om m issioner h ea rd m y story he told m e to shoot. I t won’t be h a rd to secure an ind ictm ent,”

L ane looked g rave. “ I gather, then, th a t you and Inspector T hum m believe DeW itt killed Long­s tree t a lso?”

“N atu ra lly ,” said Thum m . “This Mr. X of yours, is behind the whole business. The two crim es w ere com m itted by the sam e hand, w ith m otives th a t fit like gloves.”

“A rem ark ab ly astu te ph rase ,” said Lane. “And w hen is th is step to be tak en ?”

“T here rea lly is no h u rry ,” re ­plied Brimo. “We’ll p robably a r ­re s t h im w ithin the nex t day—it som ething doesn’t happen to change our m inds.”

“ I t is too p rem atu re ,” said tiie ac tor. “You have a case, bu t how strong is it? ”

“L isten ,” snapped Thum m , “ this isn’t getting us anyw here. You’ve h ea rd ovu: side of the story. "What’s yours?”

“I find, gentlem en,” L ane said, tw isting about to face both m en, “ th a t you m ake the iden tical e rro r in your a ttitude tow ard crim e and punishm ent th a t m any producers m ake in connection w ith d ra m a and

its in terpre tation . PericK ically we a re rem inded of the im m orta lity of the one d ram atic Im m orta l by som» p roducer’s announcem ent th a t he will once m ore stage ‘Hamlet.* ■What is the first thing he does? He scrabbles about draw ing up im ­pressive legal docum ents, all tim ed to a nicety with the publicized in­tention to s ta r the em inent Mr. E v­ans or the g rea t Mr. Gielguld. The public responds in exactly the sam e m anner—going to view a m an and overlooking the w itchery of the play. TTie em phasis is m isplaced. You com m it the identical e rro r when you shape a crim e, redesign it to fit DeWitt, instead of m easuring De­W itt against the fixed specifications of the crim e. The problem should be attacked alw ays as an u n a lte ra ­ble bundle of fac ts; and if a hy­pothesis resu lts in conflicting loose ends, it is the hypothesis th a t is wrong. Do you follow m e, gentle­m en?”

“My d ear Mr. L ane.” B runo’s whole m anner w as subtly a lte red . “ I t’s a b rillian t analogy and I don’t doubt it’s basically true. But, how often can we use the m ethod you suggest? We’re pressed for action. If a few things a re cloudy, i t ’s noi because w e’re w rong bu t because they’re unexplained, perhaps irrele* vaat, odds and ends.” ^

■‘A deoatable question . . . A s a m a tte r of fact, Mr. B runo,” ' repiled Lane abruptly , “I agre^^w ith you th a t the law should take its course. A rrest Mr. DeW itt by all m ean s .” He rose, sm iled, bowed, and quick­ly left the room.

T hat evening Quacey repo rted he had phoned m ost of the South A m erican consulates and learned nothing. M ost of the consuls w ere on vacation.

“ Q uacey,” said Lane, “Did you try the U ruguayan consul?”

“U ruguay?” squeaked the old m an. “Is th a t a country in South A m erica?” He m ade a face, and p a tte red out. Ten m inutes la te r he w as back, grinning. “A noble suggestion, Mr. D rury. The U ru­guayan consul won’t be back un til S atm day , O ctober the tenth. H e’s gone back to U ruguay and no one in his consulate can—or is w illing to-— supply inform ation. His nam e is Ju a n Ajos. And Inspector T hum m ju s t telephoned th a t he has ju s t a rre s ted John DeWitt. He sa id h e w ill get a quick ind ictm ent b u t th e tr ia l w ill not com e up for about a< m onth, as the C ourt of General! Sessions does not convene befo re O ctober.”

“ In th a t case ,” said Lane, “ we; w ill p e rm it M r. Ju a n Ajos to spend his sabba tica l in peace. You have earned a res t, C aliban. Off wilhf you!”

M rs. F e rn DeW itt paced the floor, of the reception-room of L ym an, Brooks & Sheldon like a leopardess w ilh lashing taiL

Lionel Brooks’ eyes w ere filled w ith d a rk w orry . “Sit down, M rs. DeW itt. Sorry to have k ep t you w aiting .” i

Brooks plunged ahead. *T v is it Mr, DeW itt every day in h is celLI Y esterday he com m issioned m e to advise you tha t, if he is acqu itted of the m u rd e r charge, he w ill in ­stitu te divorce proceedings im m e­d ia te ly .”

Som ething in the depths of th e w om an’s la rg e Spanish eyes began to sim m er, and Brooks w ent on h u r­ried ly : “He has authorized m e to offer you a se ttlem en t of twenty, thousand a y e a r for the rem a in d e r of your u nm arried life, if you wiH not contest the action. U nder the c ircum stances, i t is a v e ry gener­ous offer.”

M rs. DeW itt said in a h a rd voice;] “And if I fight?”

“ He w in cu t yao off wlthoiH: a penny.

W ithout a w ord she a ro se anH left.

A w eek la te r D ru ry L ane w as being ushered by a Jap an ese into F red e rick L ym an’s duplex a p a r t­m ent. A ra th e r handsom e m an oi m edium height, in d inner clothes, cam e fo rw ard and shook hands.

“I tak e i t you a re encountering difficulties in your defense, M r. Ly­man?,”

(TO BE CONTINUED),

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LAWS AFFECTING ISLAND OF HAWAII OR HAVING SPECIAL

INTEREST TO ITS RESIDENTSEDITOR’S NOTE: Through the courtesy of Senator Sanji Abe ,the Hawaii Mainichi has had the good fortune to secure sheets of ali laws passed by the legislature at the special session.For the information of our readers and the general public, we will publish in these col­umns every day laws which bear directly on the County of Hawaii, or which, in our opi­

nion, may be of special interest to the Big Island residents and citizens.

(C ontinued from S a tu rd ay )(b) F ac ilities . The G overnor m ay

a t an y tim e provide fo r tem p o ra ­r y a u x ilia ry f ire o r police s ta tio n s o r posts, or fo r add itions to ex is t­in g s ta tio n s, w ith th e necessary equipm ent, inc lud ing vehicles.

(c) Civil service. W ith o u t p re ju ­dice to th e g e n e ra lity of Sections 12 an d 13 o r th e fo regoing , i t is specifica lly p rovided th a t du ring a n y defense period and fo r a re- Eonable tim e th e re a f te r th e Gov­e rn o r m ay suspend th e app lica tion of A c t 187 of th e Session L aw s of H aw aii 1939 to an y police o r fire d ep a rtm en t.

S E C T IO N 8. H ighw ays; public p ro p e r ty ; tem p o ra ry governm en t offices. The G overnor, d u rin g a de­fense period an d fo r a reasonab le tim e th e re a fte r , shall have pow er to assum e th e exercise th e su p ­ervision , con tro l and m an ag em en t o f all h ighw ays, te r r ito r ia l o r coun­ty . H e shall d u rin g an y such p e­riod and fo r a reasonab le tim e th e re a fte r , also have pow er to ta k e possession or, use, m anage , and con tro l an y public p ro p e rty , te r -

r i to r ia l o r county , re a l o r personal, rg-'juired by h im fo r th e purposes o f thiS^A ct including, w ith o u t p re ­jud ice to ^ th e g en e ra lity of the fo rego ing o r a n y p rov ision of th is A ct, a irp o rts , p a rk s , p laygrounds, a n d schools an d o th e r public bm ld- ings. W henever such p ro p e r ty is so ta k e n th e G overnor sha ll have pow er to m ak e such prov ision fo r th e te m p o ra ry accom m odation of th e g o v ern m en t serv ice a ffec ted th e re b y a s he m ay deem advisable.L ike p rov ision m a y be m ade a t any tim e w henever i t is n ecessa ry to

Future Farmers Buy Bonds

'7 re locate an y g o vernm en t service- because of an y em ergency condi- s tion.

SE C T IO N 9. P roceed ings ag a in - 7 s t m a te r ia ls hoarded . W henever

an y e ssen tia l m a te r ia ls shall be- hoarded as de te rm ined u nder th e 5 provisions of th is A ct,

(1) Such essen tia l m a te ria ls ’ shall be liable to be proceeded a g ­

a in s t in e ith e r th e c ircu it co u rt in the jud ic ia l c ircu it w here th e es-

\ sen tia l m a te r ia ls a re located , u n ­der a su m m ary process, and if such

' e ssen tia l m a te ria ls sha ll be ad ju d ­ged to be hoarded ,th ey shall be

! disposed o f by sale in such m an- ; n e r as to provide th e m o st equ it- . ab le d is tr ib u tio n th e reo f as th e 1 co u rt m ay d irec t, an d th e p ro- ■ ceeds th e reo f less th e legal costs

an d ch arg es shall be paid to th e , p a r ty en titled th e re to . T he p ro ­

ceedings in such cases sha ll con­fo rm a s n e a rly as m ay be to th e p roceed ings in a d m ira lty in th e U n ited S ta te s co u rts an d shall in ­clude th e r ig h t to seize, ap p o in t a receiver, sell a t public sale and an y o th e r a u th o r ity n ecessa ry to m ake th e p rovisions of th is A ct effective. A ll such proceedings sha ll be a t th e su i t and in th e nam e o f th e T e rr i to ry of H aw aii, an d sha l be b ro u g h t by th e a t ­to rn ey genera l. T he co u rt sha ll de­te rm in e a ll questions of f a c t w ith ­o u t th e in te rv en tio n of a ju ry . |

(2) I f such h o ard in g by a co r­p o ra tio n be n o t d iscontinued a f te r th e issuance of an o rd e r th ere fo r, th e c ircu it co u rt of th e f i r s t jud i-j c ia l c ircu it m ay , in a su it b ro u g h t! by th e a tto rn e y g en era l in th e

U-H EXTENSION I W S

A red -le tter m o m en t ca m e for C a liforn ia A sso c ia tio n o f F utu re F arm ers w h en th e ir p resid en t, 18-y ea r -o ld F orrest H arris o f M odesto , h a n d ed over m ore th a n $5000 saved from n ick e ls a n d d im es o f y o u n gsters in th e or­g a n iza tio n for p u rch ase o f d efen se bon d s. G a le F . J o h n sto n o f W a sh ­

in g to n , D . C.» n a tio n a l f ie ld d irector fo r d e fen se bond sa le s , took th o m o n ey to S acra m en to .

m ages. D u ring a defense period th e G overnor is au tho rized to r e ­qu isition and ta k e over any essen ­tia l m a te ria ls , rea l p ro p e r ty o r im provem ents, inc lud ing an y p u b ­lic u tility , requ ired fo r th e p u r­pose of th is A ct, o r to requ isi­tion an d ta k e over th e tem p o ra ry use th e reo f du rin g th e defense pe­riod an d fo r a reasonab le tim e th e re a fte r . Such no tice m ay be served upon an y person found in occupation of the p rem ises o r h a v ­ing th e p ro p e r ty in h is custody, possession o r contro l, provided, th a t a like notice shall a lso be served upon any person w ho h as filed w ith th e G overnor, o r w ith such person as he m a y desig n a te fo r th e purpose, a req u es t fo r n o t­ice w ith resp ec t to such p ro p erty , provided, fu r th e r , th a t th e Gov­e rn o r shall publish a no tice of such requ isition a t th e e a r lie s t p ra c t i­cable date .

(To be continued)

EXTENSION NEWSK ap ap a la S en io r 4-H Club S tud ies S w eet po ta toes,B an an a aaid P apayo

A t th e re g u la r m ee tin g of th e K a p ap a la Sen ior 4-H club th e cul­tu re of sw ee t po ta toes, b an an as a n d p ap ay as w as discussed.

P a r t ic i J a r em phasis is being p laced on th ese because of th e ir va lue in em ergency food p roduc­tion . .

One of th e m a jo r item s s tre ssed a t th e m ee tin g w as th e con tro l of sv /eet p o ta to insects.

The coun ty a g e n t d em o n s tra ted m ak in g up a ky ric ide so lu tion fo r d ipping .sweet p o ta to c u tt in g p rio r to p lan tin g as m eans of con tro lL in g insects.

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HiLOTHEAFiEOne of th e m o s t en te r ta in in g

m usica l h its of th e season is "P o t O’Gold,” s ta r r in g Jam es S te w a r t and P a u le tte G oddard, w hich show s tp d ay a t th e H ilo th e a te r .

H orace H eid t an d h is o rc h e s tra provide jive and melodj'^ and th e c a s t also includes C harles W in- n inger, M ary G ordon an d Jed P ro u ty .

T he s to ry h inges on th e w him s of an eccen tric m illionaire w ho sells v itam in foods, and on th e ac ­tiv itie s of h is ca re free nephew w ho ru n s a m usic s to re . P a u le tte is seen as th e d au g h te r of a board ing house k eep er w ho becom es involv­ed w ith th e s t a r boarder, H orace H eid ’s band.

A m ong th e g a y an d tu n e fu l songs in troduced in th e film a re “W hen Jo h n n y T oots K is H o rn /” “lU iife, F o rk and Spoon," "P e te , th e P ip e r" and “Broad-way C abal­lero."

“P o t O’Gold" w as produced b y Jam es R oosevelt as h is f i r s t H ol­lywood v en tu re . A lso show ing on the sam e p ro g ram is N o rm an S p e r’s F o o tb a ll F o reca s t.

“H ighw ay W est," a th r ill-p ack ed a d v en tu re d ram a s ta r r in g B ren d a M arsha ll and A r th u r K ennedy, w ill show a t th e H ilo th e a te r to m o r­row w ith “K ra k a to a ," am az in g film reco rd of a volcano eruption ..

LITTLE MARY MLS-UP By HANS BRINKERHOFB

PALACE THEATREC harles F a rre ll an d Ju n e L ang ,

tw o of H ollyw ood’s m o s t p o p u la r ro m an tic s ta rs , have th e lead ro l­es in “The D eadly G am e," ten se s to ry Of in te rn a tio n a l in tr ig u e an d espionage, show ing to d ay a t th e P a lace th ea te r.

“The D eadly G am e" is a tim e ly s to ry of th e F .B .I. and its f ig h t a g a in s t N azi spy ac tiv itie s in th e U nited S ta te s . T he un u su a lly f in e c a s t ap p ea rin g in su p p o r t includes John M iljan, B ernadene H ayes, J . A rth u r Y oung an d D ave C lark .

Show ing on th e sam e p ro g ram i s “T he Medico of P a in te d S p rin g s” ,, th r ill-p ack ed w e s te rn ad v en tu re , s ta r r in g C harles S ta r re t t . O th e rs of th e to p n o tch fe a tu re d p lay e rs who s ta n d o u t in th e exc iting d ra ­m a a re B e rry W alke r, B en T ag ­g a rt , R ay B en n e tt and W heeler O akm an.

C om ing tom orrow is “M arked W om an,” dynam ic crim e d ram a , s ta r r in g th e one an d only B e tte D avis. F e a tu re d in th e b r ill ia n t c a s t a re such p o p u lar fav o rite s a s H u m phrey B o g art, L o la L ane, I s a ­bel Jew ell an d E d uardo C iannelli.

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nam e of th e T e rr i to ry of H aw aii, annu l th e c h a r te r of such co rp o ra ­tion if i t be a dom estic co rp o ra ­tion, o r revoke its c e rtif ic a te of a u th o r ity to tr a n s a c t business w ith in the T e rr i to ry if i t be a fo ­re ign corporation .

(3) A ll su its b ro u g h t u n d e r th e provisions of th is Section sha ll be su b jec t to appea l to, o r o th e r re ­view by, th e suprem e co u rt as by law provided, b u t no such appeal o r p roceed ing fo r fu r th e r review shall ope ra te as a supersede as, no r shall an y s ta y of th e execution of an y ju d g m en t be allow ed. In th e even t of a ju d g m en t in fa v o r of th e T e rr ito ry is reversed and any p ro p e rty has been sold p u rs u a n t to

I th e judgm en t, th e ow ner or o th e r persons en titled th e re to sha ll have ju d g m en t a g a in s t th e T e rr i to ry fo r a f a i r and ju s t com pensation fo r th e p roperty , as in cases of requ i­sitions.

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PARTY PLANNED AT NAALEHUSeventeen members attended the meeting of the Naalehn

University Extension Club on Tuesday, November 25. The demonstration on waterless cookery of green leafy vegeta­bles was given by Miss Sylvia Newel, home demonstration agent, assisted by the project leader, Mrs. T. Kamiyama. Vitamin A is found in great abundance in green and yellow vegetables, it was pointed out.

The agent also gave a talk on citizenship and the work­ings of our national government.

A party for members and their children will be held in the form of a luncheon on December 16. The Honuapo clubwill join them on that day.

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Honuapo University Extension Club held its regular meeting on Tuesday morning at the club house. Waterless cooking of green leafy vegetables was demonstrated.,and a vegetable souffle was prepared. Cooking green leafy vege­tables without water conserves the vitamins, the members were told.

Honuapo and Naalehu club are planning a joint Christ­mas party at noon on December 16. Children of the members will be special guests.JOHN M. ROSS 4-H CLUB

The John M. Ross 4-H club meeting was called to order on November 13 at the school cafeteria. The secretary called the roll. Mrs. Hara demonstrated cream of green leafy vege­table soup with the help of Miyoko Yamamoto and Setsue Yamashita. Every one tasted it and enjoyed it very much. We learned the song, “Ode to the Extension Hibiscus.” Then the song leader, Chieko Une, led us in singing other songs. We sang the pledge and the meeting adjourned.

Tomiko Yamashiro, club reporter.VOLCANO UNIVERSITY EXTENSION CLUB

The regular meeting of the Volcano University Exten­sion Club was called to order by president Mrs. Sato on Nov­ember 2 Oat Mrs. Shiotani’s home at 9 :20 a. m.

The roll call was taken and the minutes of the last meet­ing was read.

After the business meeting ended, Mrs. Shiotani demon­strated on the fumigation of rice. She also showed the mem­bers present, the cereal she had fumigated. The location of storage room or shelves were also discussed.

There were seven members present.The meeting adjourned at 10:25 a. m.

Bettv Yano, secretary.

DRILL SERGEANTS FOREWARNEDPHOENIX, 4riz. (UP)—Imagine a sergeant shouting:

“Privates Seequiptewa, Comahletztewa, Choyhotchi, Pakona, Johnonent and Kootshongsie, form detail!” It may or may not happen, for six young Hopi Indians answering to those names pleaded innocent to charges of not registering for the selective service act.

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E^eFoui: T HE H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Monday, December 1,1941

Wreckers Retain 127 Pound Gridiron ChampionshipM a in ic h i S p o r t o r ia l

For the first time in ten years, an undisputed boxing champion of the middleweight division was crowned

> when Tony Zale of Gary, Indiana, defeated Georgie Ab- : rams, who was tabbed before this fight as the uncrown­

ed champion by virtue of his three non-titular victories over Billy Soose, New York version of the middileweight cif tion champion and both New York and the NBA agreed ki ig, Zale was, before this fight, the National Boxing Asso- to iHecognize the winner of this bout which was held last rFi- ‘d a / night at the Madison Square Garden as the undisputed middleweight champion of the world.

Thus, Tony Zale is the first universal king of the Middles since Mickey Walker hung ’em up way back in 1931.

Abrams, former stablemate of Ken Overlin, former mid­dleweight title holder, was made a slight favorite before the fight. However, Zale proved his worth as the NBA champ as he came back strong after being floored for a 9 count in the first round to win a close and hard fought decision. This fight was one of the best slugfest ever witnessed in the Madison Square Garden for quite some time.

Tony Zale won the NBA crown back in Chicago in Jan­uary of last year when he scored a 10-round decision over A1 Hostak of Seattle. In a return go during the summer of the same year, Zale stopped Hostak.

The Friday night’s match v/as formerly slated for Sept­ember 12, but had to be postponed when Zale came up with a, serious case of athlete’s foot. Since Soose was fhen the New York middlev/eight champion, the September go was to be a non-titular affair. Soose since then, however, left the middleweight ranks to enter the light heavyweight division, causing the promoter to make this fray a titular affair.

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Captain Bruce Smith of the Minnesota’s all-power­ful Gophers has been named as the outstanding foot­ball player of the 1941 season by the Heisman Memorial Trophy committee.

Smith won by a wide margin over Angelo Bertelli of Notre Dame and Frankie Albert of Stanford. The Minnesota mainstay received 554 votes as compared to 345 for the No­tre Dame star and 336 of the Indians’ spark plug.

Others receiving considerations were: Frank Sinkwich, Georgia, 249; Bill Dudley, Virginia, 237; Endicott Peabody, Harvard, 141; Edgar Jones, Pittsburgh 151; and Bob West­fall, Michigan, 147.

It might be interesting to note that Endioott Peabody of Harvard was the only lineman mentioned for the highest football award of the nation.

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Joho Shiroma, former local flyweight amateur fight- wi'll stake up against world champion flyweight Little Dado in the main event of the December 5 Star Bulle­tin's Salvation Army Christmas fund card.

These two fighters are not exactly strangers to each »ther inasmuch as they did quite a bit of sparring against each other in the Pacific Coast gyms before Little Dado ar­rived in Honolulu.

Shiroma who fought in the amateur ranks for a little over one season in Hilo and in Honolulu went to the main­land where he established a name for himself as a pro as he fought many top notchers.

While in Hilo Shiroma’s most outstanding victory was his win over Jose Mercado a couple of seasons ago. Mercado that year not only garnered the Territorial flyweight title, but went on to annext the National AAU Flyweight champ- ionshop.

Mercado’s defeat from Shiroma was the only setback suffered by the classy southpaw that year.

The former Waiakea Mill boy returned from the Coast only a few weeks ago where he was featured in the main ovents against such boys as Jackie Jurich and Horace Mann. Billy Newman managed Shiroma on the Mainland, but Hay­wood (Sharkey) Wright is handling Joho presently.

Two more interesting bouts will support the Shiroma- Dado fight. They are the Yasu Yasutake-Cris Crispin semi­final and the Willie Gonzales-Lucas Pasion i^eturn prelimi­nary go.

Yasutake has scored 10 straight knockouts in as many starts which is a new territorial record. In Cris Crispin, Ya­sutake will meet a capable and a seasoned boxer. This mat­ch is expected to be a slugger vs. a boxer affair. The Hawaii kayo king is heavily favored to win by a knockout in many quarters.

When Gonzales take on Pasion in the return go, he will be out to avenge the fourth round knockout that he suffered in their last meeting. These two fighters put up a real slug­fest several weeks ago and their fight stole the whole show.

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The outlook of the University of Utah football team to invade Honolulu over the Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays against Healanis and the University of Ha­waii turned very gloomy when the Pan-American Air-

■vays revealed that they will be unable to fly the Redskins to Honolulu late next month.

A last and final appeal will be made to the Matson Steamship Co. by Pump Searle, athletic director at the Uni­versity of Hawaii.

The University of Hawaii officials have asked Sam King, IHrvvaii’s delegate to Congress, to see what he can do to help •Utah.

They hope that cancellations in San Francisco of pass- : tges on the Lurline leaving December 11 will enable the Utes to board the ship for Honolulu.

If the University of Utah is unable to come to the isl­ands, the University of Nevada’s December 20th game wit t)e postponed and they will play in the holiday games.

Hilo High Vikings Defeated By Visiting Maui SabersLOCALS PUT UP GAME BATTLE TO BOff 12 TO 6V ISIT O R S SC O R E IN F IR S T

TW O P E R IO D S, H A S SE Y T A L L IE S

B y scoring' one touchdow n a- p iece in th e f i r s t an d second q u a r te rs . C oach D ee S h eh tan i- a n ’s M aui h igh school S ab e rs de­fe a te d C oach E lm er de S ilva’s H ilo H ig h v ik ings 12-6 S a tu rd a y

a fte rn o o n in a s lig h t drizzle before a fa ir ly la rg e crow d.

T h is w as th e f i r s t and only In­te rsch o la s tic gam e of th e season.

M aui S coresA fte r rece iv ing th e ball fo r th e

f i r s t tim e in th e opening q u a r te r on th e ir ow n 30 y a rd on a pun t, M aui m arch ed r ig h t dow n th e field to p a y d ir t. M aui’s d usky fu llb ack R aym ond R ios sk ir te d le f t end fo r th e touchdow n.

K ingo K an ech ik a an d E m ei Te- ru y a a lte rn a te d in p ack in g th e ball w ith R ios in th a t touchdow n drive.

E a r ly in th e second q u a r te r w ith th e sam e p lay e rs p ack in g th ey pushed th e ball to th e e ig h t-y a rd line fro m w here K an ech ik a scored s ta n d in g up on a n o ff-tack le p lay .

B o th conversions a f te r to u ch ­dow ns failed .

L a te in th e second q u a rte r , M au i’s c e n te r Im ad a in te rcep ted a p ass and re tu rn e d i t deep in to H i­lo’s te r r i to ry to th re a te n again . H ow ever, th is tim e V ik ings’ defen ­se tig h te n e d and held un til th e end of th e f i r s t half.

H assey T alliesT he locals -only score cam e in

the la s t tw o an d a h a l m in u tes of p lay w hen th e V ik ings’ line b lock­ed a M aui p u n t. John H assey , V ik­in g s’ r ig h t end c a u g h t th e ball on th e h ig h and ra n 12 y a rd s to a touchdow n. C onversion failed .

O u ts tan d in g p lay e rs fo r th e v i­s ito rs w ere Rios, K an ech ik a and T eruay . R ios especially w as h o t as he m ade b ig ga in s tim e and again .

F o r H ilo, M acy W essel did som e b eau tifu l p u n tin g and runn ing . N ickie D e to r a lso p layed a fine gam e d u rin g th e tim e h e w as in.

HE SANK THE NAVY

SILK EXPORTS IS SUSPENDED

(C on tinued P ro m P ag e One) ing o rd e rs is iu ed on Ju ly 26, com ­panies in C hina had com m itm en ts in th e N ew Y ork m ark e t, e s tim ­a te d a t 7,000 o r 8,000 bales.

C ould N o t S hip H ere T hey could n o t ship h e re and

w ere rep o rted to have sold the sam e silk , a t r is in g prices, to fo ­re ig n ex p o rte rs , w ho in tu r n sold them in th e U n ited S ta te s and come 5,000 bales w ere shipped h ere on th e P re s id e n t Coolidge. These cam e a t $2.90 a pound, com pared w ith com m itm en ts a t a ro u n d $2.60.

U n d er th e accep ted in te rp re ta ­tio n of c o n tra c t c lauses in th e N ew Y ork m a rk e t, th e C hina com ­pan ies could n o t invoke th e “fo r ­ce m a je u re ’’ c lause to cancel th e ir com m itm en ts in th is m a rk e t.

C ycle C om pleted T he ac tio n by th e Jap an ese m ili­

ta r y w as described as com pleting th e cycle o f re s is tan ce to low -price con trac ts .

Since th e C hina com panies now are fo rb idden by th e m ili ta ry to ship s ilk excep t u n d e r im possible conditions, i t w as reg a rd ed as likely th a t th e o u ts tan d in g ^ con­tra c ts to deliver s ilk a t less th a n the p re se n t ceiling price w ould be cancelled.

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GOLDEN BEARS WIN BIG GAME

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PA LO ALTO, Cal. ,Dec. 1— The Golden B ears of th e U n iv e rs ity of C alifo rn ia p layed th e ir b e s t of

' the season on S a tu rd a y w hen they defeated th e h igh ly favo red S tan -

■ ford In d ian s 16-0 in th e trad itio n - I al B ig Game.

C alifo rn ia w as a n en tire ly d if­ed an d sm o th ered the fam ed T for- fe re n t .team as th e ir line ou tch a rg -

; m atio n tim e and, again . T he Golden : gam e th ro u g h o u t as th e y scored in

B ea rs com plete ly dom inated the th e f i r s t q u a r te r and a n th e r to u ch ­dow n an d a sa fe ty in th e f in a l pe­riod.

On th e ir f i r s t ru n n in g play , A l D erian of C a lifo rn ia dashed the en tire d is tan ce fro m S ta n fo rd ’s 48 j y a rd s tr ip e beh ind p e rfe c t in te rfe -i rence fo r th e touchdow n. B eau tifu l p u n tin g b y B ob R einhard , o u t­s ta n d in g C a lifo rn ia linem an, k e p t th e B ears o u t of d an g e r d u rin g the r e s t of th e fray .

W itte r , B e a rs ’ g u a rd , b roketh ro u g h in th e la s t q u a r te r to b lock F ra n k ie A lb e r t’s p u n t in th e end zone to re g is te r an a u to m a tic sa fe ty . W it te r la te r a g a in broke th ro u g h and b locked a n o th e r pun t, b u t th is tim e R e in h a rd fell on th e ball to score a touchdow n fo r C a li - ' fo rn ia m ak in g th e fin a l score 16- 0.

T his d e fea t w as S ta n fo rd ’s th ird fo r th is season and th e In d ian s a re defin ite ly e lim ina ted fro m th e

Hakalau Intermediate Troop 30 Game Tonite

T he postponed gam e betw een th e H ak a lau In te rm e d ia te school cag- ers and C oach T om a T a sa k i’s T roop 30 q u in te t w ill be p layed to ­n ig h t a t th e H ak a la u gym s t a r t ­ing from 7 :00 p .m.

T his gam e w as scheduled fo r la s t w eek M onday b u t w as p o s t­poned one w eek • because of b usi­ness m a'tters.

MAINLAND O llD RESULTS

IN T E R S E C T IO N A L H ard in Sim m ons 13, H ow ard

P ay n e 7A rizona 28, K an sas S ta te 21 Sou th C aro lina 12, P enn S ta te 19 W ake F o re s t 6, T exas Tech 35

I W est V irg in ia 12, M ichigan S ta- j t e 14

O ccidental 34, C alorado Coll. 20

E A S TX av ier 14, G eorgetow n 6 F o rd h am 30, N ew Y ork U. 9 B oston College 14, H oly C ross 13 Na-vy 14, A rm y 6 P it ts b u rg h 27, C arneg ie Tech 0

M ID D L E W E ST N e b ra sk a 7, O k lahom a 6 W ash in g to n 0, S t. Louis 25 M arq u e tte 28, Iow a S ta te 13 B ened ic t 21, A llen 6

SO U TH A uburn 28, C lem son 7 M ississippi 0, M ississippi S ta te 6 T u lane 0, L ou isiana S ta te 19 G eorg ia 21, G eorg ia T ech 0 Tennessee 26, V an d erb ilt 7 C itadel 28, Sew anee 0 V P I 13, R ichm ond 0 N o rth C aro lina College 0, V ir­

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ROCKY M O U N T A IN N ew M exico 28, W yom ing 0

P A R W E ST S tan fo rd 0, C a lifo rn ia 16 O regon S ta te 12, O regon 7 W ash ing ton 14, U SC 13.

WAHINE CAGE LOOP TO OPEN

H A IL I G IR LS M E E T IN G H IL O CYO IN LO N E T U S SL E

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The H R C W om en’s b ask e tb a ll league w ill open to n ig h t a t 7:00 p. m. w ith one gam e a t th e L ym an H all. M eeting in th e in au g u ra l tu s ­sle w ill be H aili g irls, la s t y e a r’s ru n n e r up, and H ilo CYO.

T he th ird team , M IA, defending cham pions, d rew a bye an d w ill p lay th e ir f i r s t gam e n e x t M onday n ig h t a g a in s t H aili.

T o n ig h t’s tu ss le be tw een CYO and H aili is expected to be a close one w ith H aili ho ld ing a s lig h t ed­ge over th e ir opponents. H aili w ill be hand led by A lb e rt N ahale-a , w hile Louis D ’A lm eida w ill coach CYO.

BEATS a O U IN LAST GAME OF 1 1 SEASON

Johnny Ledesma, two-time territorial AAU light­weight champion, will fight his last amateur fight to­night when he takes on Bill Alcover in the main event go

of the dual meet between Sam Ichinose’s Pan American Sporting club and the combined forces of Citywide-Aiea box­ing teams.

Ledesma will fight under the Pan-American colors.♦ * » *

According to the latest words from Jimmy Murray, former Honolulu promoter who is now handling a stable of fighters around Southern California, he wants Yasu Yasutake to come to the Hollywood fisticolony.

In Murray’s letter, he writes, “Yasu would be a great iraw here, what with the big Japanese colony living around ':his section.”

However, Manager Sam Ichinose is cold toward the coast nvasion offer for the time being. “Maybe later, after he ots more seasoning,” comments Sam. R ose,B ow l gam e.

O NLY TO U CH D O W N SC O R E D B Y T A N A K A ON A BLO CK ­

E D P U N T

S coring one touchdow n in th e th ird q u a r te r an d th e n an o th e r , sa fe ty in th e fina l period, C oach J e r ry (S am bo) S a ito ’s H lnode C afe W reck ers g a rn e red th e cham pionsh ip of th e H R C 127

pound foo tball league fo r th e ir s ix th consecutive y e a r a s th e y de­fe a te d Coach Isam i U w aine’s CIO ag g reg a tio n 9-0 y e s te rd ay a t th e H oolulu p a rk in th e t i tu la r p la y ­o ff gam e.

T a n a k a ScoresW reckers only touchdow n w as

scored by M atsu ji T an ak a , end, w ho recovered a blocked p u n t and ra n tw e n ty five y eard s to score. The p u n t w as b locked by ta c k le

^chard H am an ak a . P lacem en t a f ­te r th e goal w as good, m a k in g th e score 7-0.

CIO m ade a desp e ra te a t te m p t to dead lock th e coun t d u rin g th e rem ain in g m in u tes of th e gam e on­ly to have th e ir ta c tic s b ack f ire as w ith th e ba ll on th e ir 2 1-2 y a rd line G eorge T hom pson p assed to G eorge K ish i w ho w as tack led ,, behind th e goal line g iv ing W rec­k e rs a sa fe ty and tw o po in ts.

H a lb ack Shizuo S h iig i’s b e a u ti­fu l coffin co rn e r p u h t fro m h is own 30 y a rd line to th e C IO ’s 2 1-2 y a rd line p u t th e D ockers in th e hole w h ich la te r re su lted in th e sa fe ty .

F ew p lays a f te r th e sa fe ty th e gam e ended.

P la y A bou t E ven T he p lay du rin g th e f i r s t tw o

b o th sides p lay ing a conservative q u a r te rs w as ab o u t even w ith gam e. S m ash ing drives an d som e n ice passes fe a tu re d the offense of b o th team s.

L a te in th e second q u a rte r . W r­eckers th re a te n e d to score w hen Shiig i m ade a b eau tifu l ru n to th e C IO ’s 20 y a rd line. F ro m h e re Shiig i passed to H oxie N ag am i w ho b ro u g h t th e ball dow n to th e tw o y a rd line. H ow ever, on th e v e ry n e x t p lay Shiigi fum bled on a pass fro m cen te r w ith CIO re ­covering on th e 15 y a rd line. T he second q u a r te r ended sh o r tly a f t ­er.

P la y S afe A fte r th e f i r s t score. W reck e rs

p layed safe a s th ey m an ag e d to p lace th e ball in C IO ’s te r r i to ry d u rin g m o s t p a r t of th e rem ain d ­e r of th e gam e.

F o r th e w inners, Shizuo Shiigi, T hom pson H ira i and P e a n u t N i- sh im oto w ere ou ts tan d in g , w hile R ich a rd H am an ak a , M a tsu ji T a ­n ak a , an d M inoru F u jish ig e p lay ­ed a n ice gam e on th e fo rw a rd line.

G eorge T hom pson and C ap ta in Isam i H ira ta w ere th e CIO s ta rs , w hile L indy H ira ta p layed a fin e gam e on th e line.

T his gam e b ro u g h t to a close a n ­o th e r successfu l b a re fo o t fo o tb a ll season in Hilo.

HUGH'S DAY — When Hugh Casey, popular pitcher for the National League Baseball champions, Brooklyn Dodgers, re tu rned to home town of Atlanta, Ga., fraternal society sponsored fish fry in his honor. Mrs. Casey, above, holds gun p resented Hugh by fellow- townsmen during festivities.

Business Cag’e Loop Game is Postponed

T he lone B usiness M en’s b a sk e t­ball league gam e s la te d fo r to ­n ig h t o t th e L ym an H all be tw een P an aew a CCC and C oca Cola w ill be postponed to a fu tu re date , i t w as announced by th e H R C office th is m orn ing .

T he n e x t gam es in th is c ircu it w ill be p layed tom orrow n ig h t a t th e L y m an HaU.

Oreg-on State Comes From Behind to Win

E U G E N E , Ore., Dec. 1— O re­gon S ta te d e fea ted O regon 12-7 on S a tu rd a y to claim th e R ose Bowl b id fo r th e W est.

C u rt M echam o f O regon scored a touchdow n on a 53 y a rd ru n to w ipe o u t an ea rly 6-0 O regon S ta te lead only to have P u llb ack Joe D ay ta lly on a 28 y a rd t-buchdown ru n to b rin g th e eB avers ahead .

U-C Japanese Alumni Members Praised

(C ontinued F ro m P ag e One) m an ifested .

“T hey have show n th ro u g h o u t th e y ea rs fa ith fu l an d loyal serv ice and devotion to o u r U n iv e rs ity ideals .

“W e ow e i t to them to fo s te r a- m ong th e people of C aliforn ia , gen ­e ra lly ,a p o p u la r a tt itu d e th a t w ill a ssu re to th em secu rity , personal d ign ity , and a livelihood.’’

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