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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII | ! VOL. XXXIII HILO, HAWAII, T. H., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 NO. 8887 Turk Cabinet Meets On Hitler Message jj SIDELIGHTS || SB 109, providing for the re- amortization of Farm Loan mortgages over a 30-year peri - od with past interest payments to be applied on the principal is a measure that should be like rain coming to the dry city of Hilo to the homesteaders of the territory. There’ll be quite a few homestead- ers who feel like remembering the Hawaii delegation of senators with a nice Xmas present when the 1941 Christmas season comes rolling a- round. However, with Senators W. H. “Doc” Hill and Chas H. Sil- va, perhaps they feel better if all these homesteaders affected by the measure, should it become law,. . . and there’s no reason why it shouldn’t after the many hard years these homesteaders suffered in silence . . . . would remember j them at next election time. Even ' if this piece of legislation was i mentioned as one of the GOP planks, we don’t think the sena- tors would balk at receiving some nice sounding letters while the measure is still on the way to the “m ill.” * * * Got a personal call from Sheriff H.K.M. of the Big Isle this after- noon and rather than have one of his officers call upon this humble scribe, walked all the way to the Police Station. Yesterday’s little tip about Sheriff H. K. running against W. H. “Doc” Hill was all talk of the floating kind around i town not coming from him at all, the way our amiable “makai nui” put it. Said the smiling sher- | iff, “Why should I run for the Se- nate, when I can run for the Board and use a little more “kahuna” than these young fellows we have on the board in bringing rain to Hilo in a drought, and don’t for- get just for an easy trick like that, I can pull down $100 per month too at the same time. Again, why jump way over to Honolulu just to get a grand every two years, when I can just as well run for chair- man? Don’t forget the chairman will ultimately appoint the com- missioners of police, if and when the police commission bill goes thru.” Something to that Sheriff... ^ Word coming from Honolulu du- ring the last two or three days in- i dicate that now the legilature is J; training its guns on the tax prob- : lem, especially the personal proper- 1 ty issue. Many inequalities have ! been pointed out during the past ! and with talk of “broadening the i base” a la “Doc” Hill, it looks like • something is coming along in the ' way of taxing intangibles, utili- j ties and perhaps livestock. The j (Continued on Page Four) s NAZI TO NEED MORE EFFORT PRESS REPORTS RAINFALL SHOWS LITTLE EFFECT ON DEFICIENCY Word has been received from the water bureau that the rain- fall has little effect on the vvat- j er shortage. A house to house eanvass is | being made by the plumbers in j order to check up whether pipes are leaking and to warn the public to have them repaired, thus conserving water to some \ extent. With all the schools convening today after a day’s or day and a half's rest the water problem must be considered with the j profound interests of the public. Rainfall for the past two days j indicated .58 and .37 inches res- pectively, reports said. Great Britain - Bulgaria Severs Diplomatic Relations Followed By Polish, Dutch And Belgian Missions Leaving Sofia NEW TRIAL IS CIRCUIT COURT "NOT SO FAST, DEAR" — Mrs. Wendell L. Willkle admonishes husband not to drink hTs coffee so fast or so hot, as she meets him at La Guardia airport, New York. He had just arrived bv air clipper from trip to Enqland. ; APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT NOW BEING PERFECTED BY ACHI Yoshitaka Ota, who was re- cently found guilty of the char- ge of libelling Martin Pence, county attorney of the Hawaii county, filed yesterday afternoon I a motion for new trial in the Four- ] th Circuit Court through his coun- j sel, Judge William C. Achi. Judge ! J. Frank McLaughlin, presiding l judge, over-ruled the motion, de- I nying Ota a new trial. [ According to Judge Achi, coun- | sel for Y. Ota, he noted an excep- j tion to the ruling, making known his client’s intention to appeal the case to the territorial supreme court. It is understood that Judge Achi is now preparing his appeal, which he expects to perfect with- in the next thirty days. Y. Ota’s motion for a new trial was based upon the following grounds, it was revealed by his counsel: 1. “Because the Court erred in refusing to give defendant’s re- quested instruction 1; 2. “Because the Court erred in refusing to give defendant's re- quested instructions 6 and 7; 3. “Because the Court erred in j giving over the defendant’s objec -1 tion prosecution’s requested in-1 | structions 6, 7, 8 and 11; 4. “Because the Court erred in | giving over the defendant’s objec- tion the Court’s own instruction in : lieu of prosecution requested in- structions 4 and 5; 5. “Because the Court erred in J overruling the defendant’s objec-; tion to the reception of evidence j offered by the prosecution; 6. “Because the Court erred in ! refusing to receive evidence offer- j ed by the defendant upon the trial; I 7. “Because the Court erred is overruling defendant’s motion to strike out certain allegations cf the information as being more con- clusions of law, unwarranted de- ductions and unsupported by evi- dence and/or preponderance of the evidence; 8. “Because the Court erred in I denying defendant’s waiver of jury trial, the offense being a misde- meanor, cognizable and triable by the District Court in (no justifia- ble reason and/or cause being shown for not instituting same in the District Court) thus depriving the defendant of certain rights and privileges in respect to such waiv- er; 9. “Because the Court erred in denying the defendant’s motion for a directed verdict; 10. “Because the Court erred in denying defendant’s motion in ar- rest of judgment and for the dis- charge of the defendant; 11. “Because the prosecution has failed to prove the material allegations contained in both counts of the information, said in- formation being based upon the af- fidavit of Martin Pence, which al- legations are purely conclusions of law, unwarranted deductions, and not supported by the evidence and/or a preponderance of the evi- dence; 12. “Because of the failure of (Continued on Page Three) DUTCH INDIES ANKARA, Mar. 5 _ The Nazi mission arrived by plane and immediately delivered Adolph Hitler’s special message to President Ismet Inonu today. The Nazi mission accompanied by von Papen met Inonu and Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu at noon ami re- mained about half an hour with them. The Turkish cabinet went into an emergency session to consider the special message, which Balkan diplomats described as Hitler’s high-pressure move on Turkey to for - sake her present alliance with England and join the Axis. NIPPON PACT PROGRESSING KWANTUNG KEY POINTS TAKEN BY JAPANESE SUPPLY ROUTE TO CHUNG- KING CUT OFF AS RESULT CANTON, Mar. 5—Japanese for- ces occupied key points on the coast of Kwangtung Province from Kwonghoi near Canton in the east to Pak-hoi in the west, along the Yeung-kong, Tinpak, Shuitung and Leichow peninsula following a Ja- anese surprise attack on Pakhoi on March 3rd, it was announced by the high command of the Japanese Expeditionary forces in south Chi- na at noon today. The steel cordon established by Japanese along the 400-kilometer long coast completely cut off the supply route for the Chungking regime, the communique added. ----------------o -------------------- BORDER DISPUTE NO EFFECT j TO TRADE TALK STATES OFFICIAL * BATAVIA, Mar. 5 — Economic | talks between Yutaka Ishizawa, | Japanese Consul General here and ! J. E. Van Hoogstraten, Chief of | Commerce Department of the Eco- j nomic Ministry, entered the third ! week when they conferred for two hours yesterday. J. H. Ritman, government spok- esman, at the press conference yesterday declared that the parley was going on smoothly. He ex- pressed the opinion that negotia- tions for settlement of the Thai- land - Indo-China border dispute would not affect the Japanese- Netherlands East Indies economic talks. Questioned regarding the reported tension in the Pacific, Ritman replied that East Indies would maintain her independent policy and would not ask for any third power assistance. SOFIA, Mar. 5—British Minister, George Rende! in- formed United States Minister George Searle that Great Britain is breaking relations with Bulgaria today, while the Polish, Dutch and Belgian missions decided late yesterday to severe diplomatic relations with Bulgaria and leave for Istanbul following the British action. The Greek minister was expected to remain tempora- rily, according to reports current locally. Nazi troop movements into Bulgaria and toward the Turk frontiers continued to swell in volume hourly. Mean- while, Nazi reports alleged that the RAF was photograph- ing the country, preparatory to airbombing expeditions. More than 100 small pursuit planes were lined up at the new emergency airport, reports disclosed. ________________ 0 O 0 ------------------------------------------------------------ EDITORIAL ON SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES Rep. Martin Dies, congressional watchdog against un- American activities, declares in Washington according to a United Press dispatch that his house committee investigating un-American acts has in its possession weighty evidence on subversive moves in Hawaii. He further declares that these activities are such that they would “constitute a definite me- nace to national defense." If true and supported by the proper kind of evidence, the declaration attributed to Rep. Martin Dies should not go unheeded. There are many situations and circumstances exist- ing in Hawaii which would draw national attention to Ha- waii unless such an information is checked immediately and the “menace" solved for the sake of national sanity should there be any basis for such an information or evidence being filed in our national capital. In the first place, Hawaii is populated with an over- whelming number of Japanese, both citizens and aliens. We are firm in the belief that subversive activities among these men and women, coming within this group, are practically nil. Again, during the last few days, a leading Honolulu daily has intimated that alien Japanese fishermen might possibly be involved in espionage work. Fortunately, this report was denied the next day in toto by U. S. officials conducting in- vestigations into the alleged violations of U. S. laws by these fishermen, exonerating them from any tinge of having been engaged in espionage against the United States. However, such publicity, whether based upon rumors or hearsay infor- mation does not help the situation when the entire world seems to be virtually “sitting on pins and needles." Samuel W. King, Delegate from Hawaii, (Continued on Page Four) courageously A. Uyeno. Lahaina to Hilo: M. Ikeda. Hawaii Provided With Experiment Stations in Bill The $1,420,977,599 agriculture appropriation bill would provide $67,500 for the agriculture expe- riment station in Hawaii, it was reported to the house by the house agriculture committee. The bill also provides sums for parity payments, $47,973,960 for administration of the sugar act, large general appropriations for distribution to the states and ter- ritories for extension of service and research, $221,716 for coopera- tion with other American repub- lics and $17,500 for United States participation in the international wheat advisory council, the inter- national sugar council and other similar organizations. James T. Jardine, research di- rector of experiment stations of the department of agriculture, told the committee that Hawaii’s de- pendence upon the mainland for its food supply would be of “ma- jor concern in event of an emer- gency in which the islands were isolated.” He also said that from 60 to 65 per cent of the islands’ (Continued on Page Four) CHILD’S SKELETON IS KEY TO ANCIENT SYRIAN CIVILIZATION TOKYO, Mar. 5 With the month-old Tokyo Mediation Conference for settlement of the Thailand-French Indo-China border dispute hinging upon final French reply, expected at noon today, an undercurrent of tension swept through politi- cal and diplomatic circles in the Japanese capital this morn- ing. All the metropolitan dailies devoted prominent front- page space to yesterday evening’s interview between French i Ambassador Charles Arsene Henry and Foreign Minister Yo- suke Matsuoka at which a wide gap was still found in Franco- Japanese viewpoints regarding terms of settlement. The Asahi emphasized that France’s failure to accept without reservations the Japanese proposal would give rise to the danger of hostilities again flaring up between Thai- ---------- land and French Indo-China, the daily claiming that authori- st . louis , Mar. 5—Three years | tative circles held that another extension of the twice-ex- of digging m the prehistoric rums j ^enc[ec| armistice was impossible, unless a basic understand- of ancient Syria has led the Rev. ... , „ ,, , v j mu j -i i Joseph Doherty, s. J., head of the I for settlement of the dispute was reached. The daily also Boston College anthropological pointed out that should fundamental accord be achieved be- expedition to Asia Minor, to con-: tween Thailand and French Indo-China, further extension elude that modern man had his j 0f the armistice would be possible to permit discussion of origin about so.ooo b. c. technical details. Father Doherty said he found a j The rightist daily Kokumin lashed out against French “baseness," alleging that Arsene Henry resubmitted to Ma- tsuoka an intermediate French counter-proposal which had vated Site had been occupied con- j already been once rejected by the Japanese as unfair to Thai- tinuously for about 50,000 years, j l& n d . rfSkUh ’ ST d’ h8f l^e ' The Yomiuri emphasized the noon deadline for the rounded characteristics of the i f, , . J modern face and lacks the under- i ^ rench reply reportedly set by Matsuoka. The leading com- slung jaw, receding forehead and mercial daily Chugai Shogyo Shimbun adopted a calmer tone, massive eye sockets of the Nean- predicting a fifth formal meeting of Japanese, Thailand and derthai man. He said it is “prob- 1French Indo-China delegations to take place this afternoon ably the earliest example we have j ag the result of French acceptance of the Japanese proposal,. thus paving the way for a final meeting where a definite agreement would be signed. Reflecting its optimism, the Chugai Shogyo headlined a report “Franco-Thailand media - tion to be achieved today." well-preserved skull and petrified skeleton of a child of about 7 or 8 34 feet below the surface in an excavated site. He said the exca- of the modern face.” Mikyo YBA Will Hold Meeting Tonight The regular meeting of the Mik- kyo Y. B. A. club will be held at the Hooganji Temple beginning at 7:30 P. M. tonight. Since matters of importance will be brought up, all members are urged to attend. Teeth Determine Age Father Doherty said the anthro- pological age of the skeleton was established by the contemporary stone-age tools and weapons found with it. Its age at the time of the child’s death was determined by the teeth. He said the site which he and two other scholars, aided by 44 native workmen, excavated for three years is at the bottom of a cliff in the valley of Antelias, six miles from Beirut. The surface of the excavation had been raised 65 feet above the original site by successive ages of man who left their broken imple- ments and superficially buried (Continued on Page Four) Sevn in Race For Lei Day Throne Nominated for the position of Lei Day Queen so far are the fol- lowing: Misses Hazel Carter Yuen, Lei Henderson Hutchinson, Kuu- nna Nathaniel, Margaret Maka lerrao, Eloise Akana, Wilhelmina ,ike, Jane Nahiwa. This affair is being sponsored by he Hawaiian Civic Club and nomi- lation blanks appear in some local newspapers. Shibai Guide Farewell performances will be given by the Kagawa Kiyoshi Troupe tonight and tomorrow ni- ght at the Yamatoza Theatre com- mencing at 7:00 P. M. Tonight’s program includes the following: A one-act comedy, “Let - ter”; a four-act samurai play, i “The Phantom of Yotsuya”; a tra- gedyi “Money.” i As this troupe draws a big crowd the patrons are asked to come early in order to obtain seats. U N DERCUKKEN1 Or IW Unlb IFELT IN TOKYO AS DEADLINE OF FRENCH REPLY APPRO’CHES r j _______ . ^ - j WIDE DIVERGENCE OF VIEWS BETWEEN FRANCE AND JAPAN STILL EXISTS ON SETTLEMENT OF FRANCO-THAILAND BORDER DISPUTE NAZI MESSAGE BELIEVED TO URGE TURKEY TO FORESAKE TIE ENGLISH 10 J ® AXIS BULGARIA UNABLE TO ES- CAPE WAR NIPPON PRESS DECLARES TOKYO, Mar. 5 — Declaring that Germany would require “thorough preparations and greater effort” in the Balkans in view of Soviet Union’s reported J dissatisfaction over Bulgaria’s policy, the newspaper Yomiuri j Shimbun warned that Balkans could not escape the danger of war even if Germany should finally a- chieve success in her policy in southeastern Europe. The paper pointed out that Great Britain was considering the j necessity of maintaining control , over the Aegean and Adriatic Seas in order to enforce the economic j blockade of Axis powers, and would defend Greece “to the last” ! as her last and only foothold on the continent. On the other hand, the Yomiuri Shimbun asserted that the fate of the Balkans hung on what attitude Greece would take regarding Ger- many’s stationing her troops in Bulgaria. However, for the present, Germany is trying to obtain re- sults diplomatically instead of by force, the paper stated, pointing out that Joachim von Ribhentrop, [ German Foreign Minister was re- portedly to have met Prince Paul on March 3rd, which led to one re- port alleging that Germany was j pressing for Yugoslavia’s adheren- j ce to the Tri-Power Alliance, while another claimed that Germany was j seeking to have Yugoslavia medi -1 ate in the Italo-Greek conflict. Kiiv Rev. Akeg*arau Mr. and Mrs. Akegarasu of thi Hilo Higashi Hongwanji weicome( a son on Monday. Both mother anc son are reported doing well. -------------------jv ------------------- Steamer Arrivals l Arriving on today’s steamer i Hualalai, were the following: Honolulu to Hilo: H. Akamatsu K. Aoki, Mrs. K. Araki, S. Haga M. Hirai, Charles Inamura, T. Iwa- shita, S. Kanakuri, Ernest Kami ; yama, M. Kawatani, Mrs. C. Kusu- moto and children, Mr. and Mrs S. H. Matsumoto and family, T Matsumura, I. Mikamura, Mrs. M Murai, Miss Y. Nishikawa, B. No- mura, Mrs. I. Ogata and family Mrs. M. Ogawa and children, Miss Ida G Payne, H. Tamai, Mrs. Y Tasaka and daughter, Mrs. T. Ta- tsuhara and child, Miss M. Tome- guchi, S. Tsukayama, T. Tsuneyo- shi, T. Uehara, W. Uyehara, Mrs. POLICE NOTES An accident occurred yesterday at 12:50 A. M. in front of the Ya- mamoto Jewelry Store between the vehicles operated by Mrs. Hanifin nf Keaukaha and Mr. Edward G. Wence of Hilo, it was reported. Reports indicated that Mrs. Ha- nifin had her car parked in a J parking space by the Yamamoto! Jewelry Store and was about to j jet out from the car when Wence i ioming into the parking space on l :he left and struck Mrs. Hanifin’s! loor with his right fender. Damages on both cars were esti- j nated to be $40, reports said.

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Page 1: K iiv - University of Hawaii · Yeung-kong, Tinpak, Shuitung and Leichow peninsula following a Ja- anese surprise attack on Pakhoi on March 3rd, it was announced by the high command

WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS

LEADING JAPANESE

DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAWAII |!

VOL. XXXIII HILO, HAW AII, T. H., W EDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 NO. 8887

Turk Cabinet Meets On Hitler Messagejj SIDELIGHTS ||

SB 109, providing for the re­am ortization of Farm Loan m ortgages over a 30-year peri­od w ith p ast in terest paym ents to be applied on the principal is

a m easu re th a t should be like ra in com ing to th e d ry c ity of H ilo to th e h om esteaders of th e te r r ito ry . T h e re ’ll be qu ite a few hom estead ­e rs w ho feel like rem em bering the H aw aii de lega tion of sen a to rs w ith a nice X m as p re se n t w hen the 1941 C h ris tm as season com es ro lling a- round. H ow ever, w ith S en a to rs W. H. “D oc” H ill and C has H. Sil­va, pe rh ap s th ey feel b e tte r if all th ese h o m estead ers a ffec ted by the m easure , should i t becom e law ,. . . an d th e re ’s no reaso n w hy it shou ldn ’t a f te r th e m an y h a rd y e a rs these hom esteaders suffered in silence. . . . w ould rem em ber j

th em a t n e x t e lec tion tim e. E v e n ' if th is piece of leg is la tion w as i m en tioned as one of th e GOP p lanks, w e don’t th in k th e sen a ­to rs w ould b a lk a t rece iv ing som e n ice sounding le t te r s w hile the m easu re is s till on th e w ay to the “m ill.”

* * *G ot a persona l call from S heriff

H .K.M . of th e B ig Is le th is a f te r ­noon and ra th e r th a n have one of h is o fficers call upon th is hum ble scribe, w alked a ll th e w ay to the Po lice S ta tion . Y este rd ay ’s li tt le tip ab o u t S h eriff H . K. ru n n in g a g a in s t W. H. “D oc” H ill w as all ta lk of th e f lo a tin g k ind aro u n d i tow n n o t com ing fro m h im a t all, th e w ay o u r am iab le “m ak a i n u i” p u t it. Said th e sm iling sher- | iff, “W hy should I ru n fo r th e Se­n a te , w hen I can ru n fo r th e B oard an d use a li t t le m ore “k a h u n a ” th a n these young fellow s w e have on th e board in b rin g in g ra in to H ilo in a d rough t, and don’t fo r­g e t ju s t fo r an easy tr ic k like th a t ,I can pull dow n $100 p e r m o n th too a t th e sam e tim e. A gain , w hy ju m p w ay over to H onolulu ju s t to g e t a g ran d every tw o years , w hen I can ju s t as w ell ru n fo r c h a ir­m a n ? D on’t fo rg e t th e ch a irm an w ill u ltim a te ly ap p o in t th e com ­m issioners of police, if and w hen th e police com m ission bill goes th r u .” S om eth ing to th a t S h e r i f f . ..

❖ ❖ ^W ord com ing from H onolulu d u ­

rin g th e la s t tw o or th ree days in- i d ica te th a t now th e leg ila tu re is J; tra in in g i t s guns on th e ta x p rob- : lem , especially th e p e rsona l p roper- 1 ty issue. M any inequalities have ! been po in ted o u t d u rin g th e p a s t ! and w ith ta lk of “b roaden ing th e i

b a se ” a la “D oc” Hill, i t looks like • so m eth in g is com ing along in th e ' w ay of ta x in g in tang ib les, u tili- j tie s and p e rh ap s livestock . T he j

(C ontinued on P ag e F o u r) s

NAZI TO NEED MORE EFFORT PRESS REPORTS

RAINFALL SHOWS LITTLE EFFECT

ON DEFICIENCYW ord h as been received fro m

th e w a te r bu reau th a t th e r a in ­fa ll h as li tt le e ffec t on th e vvat- j e r sh o rtag e .

A house to house eanvass is | being m ade by th e p lum bers in j o rd e r to check up w h e th e r pipes a re leak in g and to w arn th e public to h av e th em repaired , th u s conserv ing w a te r to som e \ ex ten t.

W ith a ll th e schools convening to d ay a f te r a d ay ’s or day and a h a lf 's re s t th e w a te r p rob lem m u s t be considered w ith th e j p ro found in te re s ts of th e public.

R a in fa ll fo r th e p a s t tw o days j ind ica ted .58 and .37 inches re s ­pectively , re p o r ts said.

Great Britain - Bulgaria Severs Diplomatic Relations Followed By Polish, Dutch And

Belgian Missions Leaving Sofia

NEW TRIAL IS

CIRCUIT COURT

"NOT SO FAST, DEAR"— Mrs. Wendell L. Willkle admonishes husband not to drink hTs coffee so fast or so hot, as she meets him at La Guardia airport, New York. He had just arrived bv air clipper from trip to Enqland.

; A P P E A L TO S U P R E M E COURT N OW B E IN G P E R F E C T E D

BY A C H I

Y o sh itak a O ta, w ho w as re ­cen tly found g u ilty of th e c h a r­ge of libelling M a rtin Pence, co u n ty a tto rn e y of th e H aw aii coun ty , filed y e s te rd ay a fte rn o o n

I a m otion fo r new tr ia l in th e F ou r- ] th C ircu it C ou rt th ro u g h h is coun- j sel, Ju d g e W illiam C. A chi. Judge ! J . F ra n k M cL aughlin, p res id ing l judge, over-ru led the m otion, de- I ny ing O ta a new tr ia l.[ A ccord ing to Ju d g e Achi, coun- | sel fo r Y. O ta, he no ted an excep- j tion to th e ru ling , m ak in g know n his c lien t’s in ten tio n to appea l the case to th e te r r ito r ia l sup rem e court. I t is understood th a t Judge A chi is now p rep a rin g h is appeal, w hich he expects to p e rfe c t w ith ­in th e n e x t th i r ty days.

Y. O ta ’s m otion fo r a new tr ia l w as based upon th e follow ing grounds, i t w as revealed by h is co u n se l:

1. “B ecause th e C ourt e rred in re fu s in g to give d e fen d an t’s r e ­quested in s tru c tio n 1;

2. “B ecause th e C ourt e rred in re fu s in g to give d e fen d an t's r e ­quested in s tru c tio n s 6 and 7;

3. “B ecause the C ourt e rred in j g iv ing over th e d e fen d an t’s objec -1

tio n p ro secu tio n ’s requested in-1| s tru c tio n s 6, 7, 8 and 11;

4. “B ecause th e C ourt e rred in | g iv ing over th e d e fen d an t’s objec­tio n th e C o u rt’s ow n in s tru c tio n i n : lieu of p ro secu tion requested in- s tru c tio n s 4 and 5;

5. “B ecause th e C ourt e rred in J o v erru lin g th e d e fen d an t’s o b je c - ; tio n to th e recep tion of evidence j o ffered by th e p rosecu tion ;

6. “B ecause the C ourt e rred in ! re fu s in g to receive evidence offer- j

ed by th e de fen d an t upon th e tr ia l ; I7. “B ecause th e C ourt e rre d is

ov erru lin g d e fen d an t’s m otion to s tr ik e o u t c e r ta in a lleg a tio n s c f th e in fo rm atio n as being m ore con­clusions of law , u n w a rra n te d de­ductions and u n su p p o rted b y evi­dence a n d /o r p reponderance of th e evidence;

8. “B ecause th e C ourt e rred in I deny ing d e fen d an t’s w a iv e r of ju ry tr ia l, th e offense being a m isde­m eanor, cognizable and tr iab le by th e D is tr ic t C ou rt in (no ju s ti f ia ­ble reaso n a n d /o r cause being show n fo r n o t in s ti tu tin g sam e in th e D is tr ic t C ourt) th u s dep riv ing th e d e fen d an t of c e r ta in r ig h ts and p riv ileges in re sp ec t to such w a iv ­er;

9. “B ecause th e C ourt e rre d in deny ing th e d e fen d an t’s m otion fo r a d irec ted v e rd ic t;

10. “B ecause th e C o u rt e rred in deny ing d e fen d an t’s m otion in a r ­re s t of ju d g m en t and fo r th e d is­ch a rg e of th e defendan t;

11. “B ecause th e prosecu tion h as fa iled to p rove th e m a te r ia l a lleg a tio n s con ta ined in bo th coun ts of th e in fo rm ation , sa id in ­fo rm a tio n being based upon th e a f ­fid av it of M artin Pence, w h ich a l­leg a tio n s a re pu re ly conclusions of law , u n w a rra n te d deductions, and no t su ppo rted by th e evidence a n d /o r a p reponderance of th e ev i­dence;

12. “B ecause of the fa ilu re of (C ontinued on P ag e T hree)

DUTCH INDIES

ANKARA, Mar. 5 _ The Nazi mission arrived by plane and imm ediately delivered Adolph H itler’s special message to President Ism et Inonu today.

The Nazi mission accompanied by von Papen m et Inonu and Foreign M inister Sukru Saracoglu a t noon ami re­mained about half an hour w ith them .

The Turkish cabinet went into an emergency session to consider the special message, which Balkan diplomats described as H itler’s high-pressure move on Turkey to for­sake her present alliance with England and join the Axis.

NIPPON PACTPROGRESSING

KWANTUNG KEY POINTS TAKEN BY JAPANESES U P P L Y R O U T E TO C H U N G ­

K IN G CUT O F F AS R E S U L T

CANTON, M ar. 5—Jap an ese fo r­ces occupied key po in ts on the coast of K w an g tu n g P rovince from K w onghoi n e a r C an ton in th e ea s t to P ak -ho i in th e w est, a long the Y eung-kong, T inpak , S hu itu n g and Leichow pen in su la fo llow ing a Ja - anese su rp rise a t ta c k on P akho i on M arch 3rd, i t w as announced by the h igh com m and of the Jap an ese E x p ed itionary fo rces in sou th C hi­na a t noon today .

The s tee l cordon estab lished by Japanese a long th e 400-kilom eter long co as t com pletely c u t off the supply ro u te fo r th e C hungking regim e, th e com m unique added.

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B O RD ER D IS P U T E NO E F F E C T j TO T R A D E TA LK ST A T E S

O F F IC IA L

* BA TA V IA , M ar. 5 — Econom ic | ta lk s betw een Y u tak a Ish izaw a,| Jap an ese C onsul G eneral here and ! J. E . V an H o o g stra ten , C hief of | Com m erce D e p a rtm e n t of the Eco- j nom ic M in istry , en te red th e th ird ! w eek w hen th ey conferred fo r tw o hours yeste rd ay .

J . H. R itm an , governm en t spok ­esm an, a t th e p ress conference y e s te rd ay decla red th a t th e p arley w as going on sm oothly. H e ex ­pressed the opinion th a t n eg o tia ­tions fo r se ttlem en t of th e T h a i­land - Indo-C hina b o rder d ispu te would n o t a ffe c t the Jap an ese- N e th e rlan d s E a s t Ind ies econom ic ta lk s . Q uestioned reg a rd in g the rep o rted tension in th e Pacific, R itm an rep lied th a t E a s t Indies would m a in ta in h e r independent policy and w ould n o t a sk fo r any th ird pow er a ss is tance .

SOFIA, Mar. 5— B ritish M inister, George Rende! in­form ed U nited S tates M inister George Searle th a t Great B ritain is breaking relations w ith Bulgaria today, while the Polish, Dutch and Belgian missions decided late yesterday to severe diplomatic relations w ith Bulgaria and leave for Istanbul following the B ritish action.

The Greek m inister was expected to rem ain tem pora­rily, according to reports curren t locally.

Nazi troop movements into Bulgaria and tow ard the Turk fron tie rs continued to swell in volume hourly. Mean­while, Nazi reports alleged th a t the RAF was photograph­ing the country, preparatory to airbom bing expeditions. More than 100 small pursu it planes were lined up a t the new emergency a irport, reports disclosed.

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E D I T O R I A LON SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES

Rep. M artin Dies, congressional watchdog against un- Am erican activities, declares in W ashington according to a United P ress dispatch th a t his house comm ittee investigating un-Am erican acts has in its possession w eighty evidence on subversive moves in Hawaii. He fu rth e r declares th a t these activities are such th a t they would “constitu te a definite me­nace to national defense."

I f true and supported by the proper kind of evidence, the declaration a ttribu ted to Rep. M artin Dies should not go unheeded. There are m any situations and circum stances ex ist­ing in Hawaii which would draw national a tten tion to H a­waii unless such an inform ation is checked imm ediately and the “menace" solved fo r the sake of national san ity should there be any basis fo r such an inform ation or evidence being filed in our national capital.

In the f irs t place, Hawaii is populated w ith an over­whelming num ber of Japanese, both citizens and aliens. We a re firm in the belief th a t subversive activities among these m en and women, coming w ithin th is group, are practically nil. Again, during the last few days, a leading Honolulu daily has in tim ated th a t alien Japanese fisherm en m ight possibly be involved in espionage work. Fortunately , th is report was denied the next day in to to by U. S. officials conducting in­vestigations into the alleged violations of U. S. laws by these fisherm en, exonerating them from any tinge of having been engaged in espionage against the United S tates. However, such publicity, w hether based upon rum ors or hearsay infor­m ation does not help the situation when the en tire world seems to be virtually “s ittin g on pins and needles."

Samuel W. King, Delegate from Hawaii, (Continued on Page Four)

courageously A. U yeno.L a h a in a to H ilo : M. Ikeda .

Hawaii Provided With Experiment

Stations in BillThe $1,420,977,599 agriculture

appropriation bill would provide $67,500 for the agriculture expe­rim ent station in Haw aii, it w as reported to the house by the house agriculture com m ittee.

The bill also prov ides sum s fo r p a r i ty pay m en ts , $47,973,960 fo r a d m in is tra tio n of th e su g a r ac t, la rg e gen e ra l ap p ro p ria tio n s fo r d is trib u tio n to th e s ta te s and te r ­rito rie s fo r ex tension of service and research , $221,716 fo r coopera­tio n w ith o th e r A m erican rep u b ­lics and $17,500 fo r U nited S ta te s p a rtic ip a tio n in th e in te rn a tio n a l w h ea t ad v iso ry council, th e in te r ­na tio n a l su g a r council and o th e r sim ila r o rg an iza tio n s.

Jam es T. Ja rd in e , re sea rch d i­re c to r of exp erim en t s ta tio n s of th e d e p a rtm e n t of ag ricu ltu re , told th e com m ittee th a t H aw aii’s de­pendence upon th e m ain land fo r its food supp ly w ould be of “m a ­jo r concern in ev en t of an em er­gency in w hich th e is lands w ere iso la ted .” H e also sa id th a t from 60 to 65 p e r c en t of th e is lan d s’

(C ontinued on P ag e F o u r)

C H IL D ’S SK E L E T O N IS K EY TO A N C IE N T SY R IA N

C IV IL IZ A T IO N

TOKYO, Mar. 5 W ith the month-old Tokyo MediationConference for settlem ent of the Thailand-French Indo-China border dispute hinging upon final French reply, expected at noon today, an undercurren t of tension swept th rough politi­cal and diplomatic circles in the Japanese capital th is m orn­ing.

All the m etropolitan dailies devoted prom inent fron t­page space to yesterday evening’s interview between French

i A m bassador Charles A rsene H enry and Foreign M inister Yo- suke M atsuoka a t which a wide gap was still found in Franco- Japanese viewpoints regarding term s of settlem ent.

The Asahi emphasized th a t F rance’s failure to acceptw ithout reservations the Japanese proposal would give riseto the danger of hostilities again flaring up between Thai-

---------- land and French Indo-China, the daily claiming th a t authori-s t . l o u i s , M ar. 5—T hree yea rs | ta tive circles held th a t another extension of the twice-ex-

of d igg ing m th e p reh is to r ic rum s j ^enc[ec| arm istice was impossible, unless a basic understand- of an c ien t S y ria has led th e Rev. „ . . . , „ , , , v j mu j -i iJo seph D oherty , s. J., head of th e I for settlem ent of the dispute was reached. The daily alsoB oston College an th ropo log ica l pointed out th a t should fundam ental accord be achieved be-expedition to A sia M inor, to c o n - : tween Thailand and French Indo-China, fu rth e r extensionelude th a t m odern m an h ad h is j 0f the arm istice would be possible to perm it discussion ofo rig in ab o u t so.ooo b. c. technical details.

F a th e r D o h erty said he found a jThe r ig h tis t daily Kokumin lashed out against French

“baseness," alleging th a t Arsene H enry resubm itted to Ma­tsuoka an in term ediate French counter-proposal which had

vated Site had been occupied con- j already been once rejected by the Japanese as un fair to Thai- tinuously fo r ab o u t 50,000 years , j l& nd.

rfSkUh’ ST d’ h8f l^e ' The Yomiuri emphasized the noon deadline fo r the rounded c h a ra c te r is tic s of the i f, , . Jm odern face and lacks th e under- i ^ rench reply reportedly set by Matsuoka. The leading com- slu n g jaw , reced ing fo rehead and mercial daily Chugai Shogyo Shimbun adopted a calm er tone, m assive eye so cke ts of th e N ean- predicting a f if th form al m eeting of Japanese, Thailand and d e rth a i m an . H e said i t is “p ro b -1 French Indo-China delegations to take place th is afternoon ably th e ea r lie s t exam ple we have j ag t h e resu lt of French acceptance of the Japanese proposal,.

thus paving the way fo r a final m eeting where a definite agreem ent would be signed. Reflecting its optimism, the Chugai Shogyo headlined a report “Franco-Thailand media­tion to be achieved today."

w ell-preserved sku ll and pe trified ske le ton of a child of ab o u t 7 or 8 34 fe e t below th e su rface in an ex cav a ted site. H e said th e exca-

of th e m odern fa c e .”

Mikyo YBA Will Hold Meeting Tonight

T he re g u la r m ee tin g of th e M ik- kyo Y. B. A. club w ill be held a t th e H oogan ji T em ple beg inn ing a t 7:30 P. M. to n ig h t. S ince m a tte r s of im p o rtan ce w ill be b ro u g h t up, a ll m em bers a re u rg ed to a tten d .

Teeth D eterm ine A geF a th e r D o h erty said th e a n th ro ­

pological age of th e skele ton w as estab lished by th e co n tem p o rary stone-age tools and w eapons found w ith it. I t s age a t th e tim e of the ch ild ’s d e a th w as d e te rm ined by the tee th .

H e said th e s ite w hich he and tw o o th e r scho lars, aided by 44 n a tive w orkm en, ex cav a ted fo r th ree y e a rs is a t th e bo ttom of a cliff in th e valley of A n te lias, six m iles from B eiru t.

The su rface of the excavation had been ra ised 65 fee t above the o rig inal s ite by successive ages of m an w ho le f t th e ir b roken im ple­m en ts and su p erfic ia lly buried

(C ontinued on P ag e F o u r)

Sevn in Race ForLei Day Throne

N om inated fo r th e position of Lei D ay Q ueen so f a r a re th e fo l­low ing: M isses H azel C a r te r Yuen, Lei H enderson H utch inson , K uu- nna N athan ie l, M a rg a re t M aka le rrao , E loise A k an a , W ilhelm ina ,ike, Jan e N ahiw a.

T his a f fa ir is being sponsored by he H aw aiian Civic Club and nom i- la tion b lanks a p p e a r in som e local

new spapers.

Shibai GuideF arew ell p e rfo rm ances w ill be

given by the K ag aw a K iyoshi T roupe to n ig h t and tom orrow n i­g h t a t th e Y am ato za T h ea tre com ­m encing a t 7 :00 P . M.

T o n ig h t’s p ro g ram includes th e fo llow ing: A one-act com edy, “L e t­t e r ” ; a fo u r-a c t sam u ra i p lay ,

i “The P h an to m of Y o tsu y a” ; a t r a - ’ gedy i “M oney.”i A s th is troupe d raw s a big crow d th e p a tro n s a re asked to come ea rly in o rder to o b ta in sea ts .

U N DERCUKKEN1 Or I W U n l bIFELT IN TOKYO AS DEADLINE OF FRENCH REPLY APPRO’CHES

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j W IDE DIVERGENCE OF VIEWS BETW EEN FRANCE AND JA PA N STILL EXISTS ON SETTLEM ENT OF

FRANCO-THAILAND BORDER DISPUTE

NAZI MESSAGE BELIEVED TO URGE TURKEY TO FORESAKE

T IE ENGLISH 1 0 J ® AXISB U LG A R IA U N A B L E TO E S ­

C A PE W A R N IP P O N P R E S S D EC L A R E S

TOKYO, M ar. 5 — D eclaring th a t G erm any would requ ire “ tho ro u g h p rep a ra tio n s and g re a te r e f fo r t” in th e B a lk an s in view of S ov ie t U nion’s rep o rted

J d issa tis fac tio n over B u lg a ria ’s policy, th e new sp ap er Y om iuri

j Shim bun w arned th a t B a lkans could n o t escape th e d an g er of w ar even if G erm any should fina lly a- chieve success in h e r policy in so u th eas te rn E urope.

T he p ap e r pointed ou t th a t G re a t B rita in w as considering the

j necessity of m a in ta in in g con tro l , over the A egean and A d ria tic Seas in o rder to enforce th e econom ic j b lockade of A xis pow ers, and w ould defend G reece “to th e la s t” ! as h e r la s t and only foothold on th e con tinen t.

On th e o th e r hand , the Y om iuri Shim bun a sse rte d th a t th e fa te of th e B alk an s h u n g on w h a t a tt itu d e G reece w ould ta k e reg a rd in g G er­m an y ’s s ta tio n in g h e r tro o p s in B u lgaria . H ow ever, fo r th e p resen t, G erm any is try in g to o b ta in r e ­su lts d ip lom atica lly in s tead of by force, th e p a p e r s ta ted , po in tin g ou t th a t Joach im von R ibhentrop , [ G erm an F o re ig n M in iste r w as re- po rted ly to have m e t P rin ce P au l on M arch 3rd, w hich led to one re- p o r t a lleg ing th a t G erm any w as j p re ssin g fo r Y ugoslav ia ’s adheren - j

ce to th e T ri-P o w er A lliance, w hile an o th e r claim ed th a t G erm any w as j seek ing to have Y ugoslav ia m edi-1

a te in th e I ta lo -G reek conflict.

K i i v

Rev. Akeg*arauM r. and M rs. A k eg a ra su of thi

H ilo H igash i H ongw an ji weicome( a son on M onday. B oth m o th e r anc son a re rep o rted doing well.

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Steamer Arrivalsl A rriv in g on to d a y ’s s te am er i H uala la i, w ere th e fo llow ing:

H onolulu to H ilo : H. A k am a tsu K. Aoki, M rs. K. A rak i, S. H ag a M. H ira i, C harles In am u ra , T. Iwa- sh ita , S. K an ak u ri, E rn e s t K am i

; yam a, M. K aw atan i, M rs. C. Kusu- m oto and children , Mr. and M rs S. H. M atsum oto and fam ily , T M atsum ura , I. M ikam ura , M rs. M M urai, M iss Y. N ish ikaw a, B. N o­m ura , M rs. I. O g a ta and fam ily M rs. M. O gaw a and children, Miss Id a G P ayne, H . T am ai, M rs. Y T a sa k a and d au g h te r, M rs. T. Ta- ts u h a ra and child, M iss M. Tome- guchi, S. T sukayam a , T. Tsuneyo- shi, T. U ehara , W . U y ehara , Mrs.

POLICE NOTESA n acciden t occurred y es te rd ay

a t 12:50 A. M. in f ro n t of th e Y a­m am oto Jew e lry S to re betw een the vehicles o p era ted by M rs. H an ifin nf K eau k ah a and Mr. E dw ard G. Wence of Hilo, i t w as repo rted .

R ep o rts ind ica ted th a t M rs. H a ­nifin had h e r c a r p a rk ed in a J park ing space by th e Y a m a m o to ! Jew elry S to re and w as ab o u t to j je t o u t from the c a r w hen W ence i iom ing in to the p a rk in g space on l :he le f t and s tru c k M rs. H an ifin ’s! loor w ith his r ig h t fender.

D am ages on bo th ca rs w ere esti- j n a te d to be $40, rep o r ts said.

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U. S. VERS80M — U. S. Arm y A ir Corps is flying Curtiss P-40 fighters, reported able to out-perform the best pursuit ships in Europe. High-altitude, all-metal planes are shown over Mitchell Field, L. I., New York defense base.

He’s the Best Apprentice

W hen R osalou B lake, fac to ry itrirl, becomes engaged to Je rry iffhom as, d an ce -h a ll singer, her {parents oppose th e engagem ent, itfor th ey have been unfavorab ly 'im pressed by J e r ry ’s shabby a p ­p ea ran ce . H er m o th e r causes a m isu n d e rs tan d in g betw een them , m ak in g Je rry th in k th a t R osa­lou h as b roken th e engagem ent a n d m ak ing R osalou th in k th a t J e r ry h as jilted her. H ugh M c- ' M as te rs , a superv isor a t th e fa c ­to ry , s ta r ts calling on her and , w h en he proposes, her p a ren ts u rg e h e r to accep t him , bu t she re fu ses. M eanw hile, Je rry has been given a c o n tra c t to sing over th e radio . H oping th a t his success m ay influence R osalou to r e n e w th e ir engagem ent, he w aits fo r her outside th e fac to ry one evening an d asks her to h av e d in n e r w ith him . She, over­joyed to see him again , phones h e r m o th e r th a t she is having d in n e r w ith “some of the g irls.” H ow ever, th e evening tu rn s out

* u n h ap p ily , for she m eets some of J e r ry ’s sm a rt new friends and is snubbed by them , p articu la rly by a girl nam ed C onstance G a r- vely.

CHAPTER XV jy|AR Y BLAKE’S intuition

had told her that her daughter was out with Jerry Thomas. The girl had sounded strangely excited when she telephoned home — had hung up before there was a chance to question her.

However, M rs. B lake re fra in ed from voicing her suspicion to R osa- lou ’s fa th e r . W hen he locked up from his new spaper to ask “W as th a t R osalou?” she m erely said, »Yes—stay ing dow ntow n w ith some of th e g irls .”

T om B lake frow ned. “How do you know sh e ’s n o t seeing th a t fellow, Je rry T h o m as?”

“W ell, we c a n ’t keep h e r un d er lock a n d key, can w e?” M ary snapped .

H er h u sb an d sighed. “No — of course no t. O h, well, even if she is still m ooning over th a t fellow, sh e ’ll ge t over it. S h e’s a sensible girl. S he’ll see fo r herself, one of these days, th a t M cM asters is f a r an d aw ay th e b e tte r m an .”* “I w onder w h e th e r she will,” R osalou’s m o th e r s a i d slowly. “Y oung folks never a re as sensible as o lder folks th in k they ou g h t to be. R em em ber, my fa th e r d id n ’t th in k so m uch of you, Tom . He f a ­vored Jo h n E llio tt—said I ’d be a fool to m arry you w hen I could have J o h n .”

T om sh rugged im p atien tly . “I know, b u t th a t w as d ifferen t. Your f a t h e r w a s un reasonab le . I ’ve looked a f te r you, h av en ’t I ? ”

“Yes, b u t you d id n ’t have m uch to begin w ith . M aybe we’ve done Je rry T hom as an in ju stice . A fter all, he seem s to be ge ttin g along rea l well. H e’s got a rad io co n trac t now.”

“T h a t m eans n o th in g ,” T om de­clared . “All m usicians a re u n d e­pendable ,— prosperous o n e d a y , broke th e n ex t. I do n ’t w an t th e fellow h an g in g a ro u n d R osie.”

LATER, as M ary B lake s a t w a it­ing fo r R osalou to come hom e,

she w as g lad th a t T om h ad gone to bed— glad th a t he did n o t sh a re th e long ho u rs of w aiting .

T en o’clock passed. E leven. T hen twelve.

A fter twelve, she becam e f r ig h t­ened. Suppose som eth ing h ad h a p ­pened to R osalou. . . . P e rh ap s she had gone driv ing w ith Je rry in th a t wild c a r of his an d th e re h a d been Bn acc id en t . . . p e rh ap s she h ad been in ju red . . . .

A fter hou rs of th a t k ind of w orry, It w as no w onder th a t , w hen R osa­lou finally did get hom e, M ary Blake g reeted h e r angrily .

“I t ’s sham efu l, absolutely sh am e­ful, to com e in a t th is h o u r!” she scolded.

" I d o n ’t know w hy i t ’s sham efu l,” R osalou re to rte d . “I ’m of age. I should th in k I have a r ig h t to stay out la te once in a w hile!”

“Y ou’ve been ou t w ith th a t Je r ry T hom as!” h e r m o th e r shrilled .

“W ell, w h a t if I have? Is th a t any tin?” R osalou d id n o t m ean to be

d isrespec tfu l—it w as ju s t th a t her nerves, too, were on edge.

“ If your fa th e r knew , young lady, you w ouldn’t d are be so im puden t j ab o u t it. T alk ing back to your m o th e r like th a t! A fine, steady young m an loves you, bu t do you care abou t h im ? O h, no— not you! You w an t to ru n a ro u n d w ith any Tom , Dick or H arry who comes a lo n g !”

“I don’t w an t to go w ith any Tom , Dick or H a rry ! I sim ply w ant to go w ith J e r ry !”

“Well, you’re not going w ith him —u n d e rs tan d th a t! Y ou’re not to see h im a g a in !”

R osalou could s tan d no more. She tu rn e d an d fled to h e r room.

'T ’HAT ;iig h t,.sh e lay aw ake until *■ a lm ost daw n. W hen she finally

did fall asleep, it seem ed only a few m inu tes before she h eard her m o th e r’s voice calling, “T im e to get up, Rosie! H urry now! I t ’s la te !”

M rs. B lake was in an am iable mood when Rosalou appeared for b reak fast. T here was no trace of th e an g er of th e n ig h t before.

’'Y our fa th e r has gone,” she re p o rted . “He said to le t you sleep ju s t as long as you could. That'* w hy I d id n ’t call you sooner.”

As R osalou sa t dow n a t th e tab le she was th in k in g th a t she never would u n d e rs tan d h e r p a ren ts . On* m inu te they nagged an d scolded th e n ex t they were do ing somethin-* nice like le ttin g h e r sleep as long a*, she could. She supposed all paren t? were like th a t , b u t she w ished her* would ju s t le t h e r alone.

“H ugh M cM asters phoned a few m inu tes ago ,” h e r m o th e r w ent on beam ing. “H e’s com ing by to tak-? you to work in h is c a r .”

T h is piece of new s irrita ted Rosalou. “W hy should he come by fo r m e?”

“He h as som eth ing nice to tell you, Rosie — som eth ing abou t his p lan s .”

“W h a t? ”M ary B lake laughed , an d wagged

a finger. “T h a t would be telling!I ’ll ju s t le t h im su rp rise you.”

I t seem ed to R osalou th a t H ugh M cM asters w as a s tran g e so rt of su ito r—confid ing h is p lan s to her m o th e r first.

“Y ou’d th in k he w as courting you,” she sa id sho rtly .

“W hy, R osie!” M rs. B lake re ­proved. “I like a young m an like th a t— one who isn ’t a fra id to le t his sw ee th e a r t’s p a re n ts k n o w h i s p lans. T h a t so rt of m an show s some respec t fo r a g irl.”

R osalou d id n ’t answ er. W hat good would it do? I t would ju s t m ean a n o th e r a rg u m en t.

A L IT TL E la te r , w hen H ugh M c­M asters drove up before the

house an d honked h is h o rn fo r her, h e r m o th e r h u rr ied h e r in to her h a t an d coat.

“D on’t 'k e e p h im w aiting , Rosie.I th in k i t ’s p re tty n ice of h im to stop by fo r you.”

T he girl re s tra in e d an im pulse to say, “O h, m y goodness, yes — how nice of him ! I suppose I should be ju s t p ro s tra te w ith joy th a t he co n ­descended to come fo r m e !”

W hen she w ent ou t to th e car, she could see th a t H ugh was fairly bu rs tin g w ith w hatever new s he had .

“D id your m o th e r te ll you?” he asked eagerly .

“Tell m e w h a t? ” - “A bout th e bu ild ing lo t.”“No, she d id n ’t. I— I don ’t knov?

w h a t you m ean .”B ut R osalou did know w h a t he

m ean t. She knew, w ith o u t any f u r ­th e r ex p lana tion , th a t he w as ta lk ­ing of a lo t w here he m e a n t to build a house fo r h is new wife.

“She le f t i t fo r m e to te ll you,” H ugh sa id happ ily . “W ell, I have a w onderfu l op p o rtu n ity to g e t a lot on a tra d e . I t ’s a fine site on th e o u tsk irts of tow n. L e t’s tak e a ru n ou t th e re th is m orn ing . I t w on’t tak e long.”

Som ehow , R osalou h a d n ’t th e h e a r t to dam pen h is ard o r. Y et it seem ed ab su rd to drive o u t to look a t a lo t w ith H ugh M cM asters w hen she h a d no in ten tio n of le ttin g h im build a hom e fo r h e r . . . .

(To be continued)(The characters in th is serial are

fictitious)

PEAT FOR SW ED8SH FUSEL— W ar has caused shortage of coal in Sweden and peat is being sub­stituted. Here’s a wagon-load of it being delivered in Stockholm. Picture indicates that motor traffic has been curtailed because of gasoline shortage. Dobbin stands patiently.

P A C K 8T O N M U LES— Portable field piece tha i can be disjointed into six separate parts to pack on mules is tried out by members of 98th Field Artillery, at Fort Lewis, Wash. Cannon fires 75 mm. projectile but is only third as large as famed French "/ S 's .” It's apparent success.

O N E OF THREE C R A S H E S — W reckage of one of two Arm y planes that collided over Wyandanch, Long Island. Lieutenant John H. Eakin was killed; Lieutenant Joseph T. H. Laycock bailed out but broke ankle. Two other plane crashes occurred same day. at Lovelock. Nev.. and Armstrong. Ont.

A Community Center Fire Which l ook 4 Lives

Three women and an S-year-old boy died in the fire pictured here of the Girls Club and Mission Commun­ity Center in San Francisco. The blaze, starting on an auditorium stage, spread so fiercely firemen had

no chance to prevent destruction. One of the victims is shown being carried away by firemen. ^

Henry Neilsen, young San Francisco painter, who won first honors in national showing at Milwaukee of apprentice work sponsored by Master Painters of America. His project was a modernistic panel, designed

freehand, and using sold and silver leaf.

Tune Detectives at Work

Feud between ASCAP and radio industry’s BMI puts heavy respon­sibility on such people as these, who must guard against threat of suit by ASCAP. Alex Petrie, center, and Bill Marshall, music rights experts at NBC’s Hollywood headquarters, confer with Vocalist Martha Tilton over song. ASCAP, meanwhile, keeps tune detectives

at work watching the networwks.

N O W SHE K N O W S T!ME— First Lady, Mrs.^ Franklin D. Roose­velt, receives solid gold "Dem ocracy Timepiece" from William V. C. Ruxton, president of British-American Ambulance Corps, in Washington. Nationwide sale of similar R. A. F. lapel watches ^will be held for ambulance funds.

T O O /^ S O O N( T OI by PRISCILLA WAYNEg d k _____________Platr. by United Feature Syndics te.Jtnc,

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VALENTINE PARTY HELD BY PAHALA 4-H CLUBA Valentine bu ffe t pa rty was held by the m em bers of

the Pahala Girls 4-H Foods Club on the lawn of our leader, Mrs. Yanagawa on February 15.

Tables were laid outside and the girls all sa t around and had a very hearty meal. All the members donated th ings to make the party . Through Gladys Asejo’s m other’s kindness we were able to get a chicken. The girls were all very gratefu l to her. Marion Enos also brought a big cake enough fo r all the members. In the m orning all the girls came to the lead­e r’s home and helped her prepare the foods. The menu con­sisted of sushi, salad, chicken with vegetables, punch and cake. The girls had a very enjoyable tim e m aking sushi for th is was the f ir s t tim e m any of them made sushi.

A fte r eating our delicious luncheon Constancia Aguil, program chairm an opened the program with our club pledge. A fte r our club pledge Doris Ito sang a Japanese song. Agnes Gumapac danced a hula. Beverly Ann Y anagawa danced a hula “M anuela Boy.” Everyone enjoyed her dance. Kinuko Yoshino sang ‘‘Lovely Hula H ands.” We also had a trio by Constancia Aguil, Marion Enos and L oretta Palencia. Jokes by Harum i Takeuchi and riddles by Toyono Ueda. Beverly A nn Yanagawa danced a hula ‘‘Lovely Hula H ands” accom­panied by Kinuko Yoshino. Tsukiyo Saito, Dora Lum and E thel K itagaw a sang songs. We also had a Filipino song by Constancia Aguil and L oretta Palencia. A fte r the program was over everyone helped to clean up.

Those present a t the party were Mrs. Yanagawa, Bever­ly Ann Yanagawa, Kikue Kawachi, Helen K itagaw a, Gladys Asejo, Constancia Aguil, Marion Enos, Utako Fukunaga, E thel K itagaw a, Doris Ito, Dora Lum, Sueko Mizota, Kiyoko Oya, L ore tta Palencia, Tsukiyo Saito, Harum i Takeuchi, Ag­nes Tong, Toyono Ueda, Tsuyako W atanabe, Kinuko Yoshino, E s th e r Zane, Rose Zane and Agnes Gumapac.. v Kinuko Yoshino, reporter.

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KAPAPALA AND PAHALA GROUPS MEETHow to pack a nu tritious lipich for the school child or

the field worker was dem onstrated by the home dem onstra­t e agent a t m eetings held a t Kapapala and Pahala schools. The m eetings were arranged by Mrs. Mae Gunnerud, public health nurse.

The sandwich is the backbone of the lunch which is packed fo r the child or worker. Since fru its and vegetables are our protective foods, these should be included in the lunch, the women were told. W hite rice and m eat is not a good lunch, it was pointed out. I t is diets such as these th a t lower resistance and make children and grown ups alike sus­ceptible to diseases.

Whole w heat bread is fa r superior to w hite bread from th e nutritional point of view. F or fillings, there are m any possibilities w ith peanut bu tter. Some of these dem onstrated were combinations of peanut b u tte r w ith sliced bananas, w ith jelly, w ith raisins or prunes or w ith grated carrot. F resh lettuce in any sandwich is very desirable. I t dresses up the

From Alcatraz

sandwich and adds to its nu tritional value in vitam ins.O ther sandwich fillings suggested were cooked egg, let­

tuce and tomato, tom ato and bacon, cheese, and sliced, chop­ped or ground m eat of all kinds.

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MATERNAL HEALTH CLINICS HELDA t the m aternal health clinic held a t the Hilo Center by

the local Board of H ealth on W ednesday, February 26, a me­thod dem onstration of whole grain cereal with sliced bananas was given by the assis tan t agent. The nu tritive value of brown cereal was discussed.

Those present a t the dem onstration were mesdames Te- ruko Mabumi, Sumiko Amano, Emily Pauline, Emily Serrao, Yukie Desaki, Bernice Duncan, Grace Kawakami, Caroline Mendes, Miss aB rnett, Miss Jean MacDonald and Mrs. Mae Rosemond, nurses and Dr. Roll.

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W AINAKU U-H EXTENSION BULLETINA m ethod dem onstration of laundry bags was given by

the assis tan t agent a t the W ainaku U niversity Extension Bedroom Im provem ent Club m eeting held a t the home of the project leader, Mrs. M itsuru Nakayam a, on Thursday, Feb­ruary 27. Sample models were shown a fte r which the selec­tion of m aterials and style fo r laundry bags- were discussed.

Citizenship C ircular C, “H istory of Democracy,” was studied.

Mrs. N akayam a has volunteered to keep a record of im­provem ents made in her bedroom during the club year.

Henry Young, Alcatraz prisoner charged with murder of a fellow inmate, shown as he left a San Francisco court, where he re- q u e s t e d appointment of two young, inexperienced attorneys. “They probably can’t do me any good, but they might profit from

the trial,” Young said.

SCIENCE GREAT AID IN FIGHT AGAINST CRIME

M odern sc ien tific investigation ; of crim inal in v es tig a tio n s a re con ducted in th e crim e lab o ra to ry R o b ert Gill, police chem ist of th< H onolulu police d ep a rtm en t, tok m em bers of th e A m erican Chem i cal society T h u rsd ay noon a t i luncheon a t th e P ac ific club, Hono lulu.

T he police chem ist, a g ra d u a tt of th e U n iv e rs ity of H aw aii, l is t­ed chem ical id en tif ica tio n of stains and foreign m a tte r , th e study oi finger, fo o t and shoe p rin ts , b a l­listics and iden tif ica tio n of tools as a few of h is ev eryday duties.

“The com panion m icroscope,’ said Mr. Gill, “is one of th e g r e a t ­e s t aids in crim e detec tion . W ith th is in s tru m e n t tw o ojects, such as bullets, can be exam ined s im u lta ­neously to see if th ey w ere fired from the sam e g u n .”

He also claim ed th a t one of the g re a te s t p roblem is the id en tif ic a ­tion of tools.

“In a recen t case ,” he said, “we used the com panion m icroscope to check th e sc rew driver of a person suspected of b reak in g open the lock of a tru n k . The s tr ia tio n s , or sc ra tches, m ade by the tool on a check piece of m e ta l com pared ex ­a c tly w ith those m ade on the lock .”

Mr. Gill a lso m a in ta in ed th a t the co rre la ton betw een th e am o u n t of alcohol conum ed and th e am o u n t found in v arious body flu id s— saliva, sp inal flu id , and p e rs ip ra - tion—is ex trem ely high. H is office has m ade 400 te s ts on d iffe ren t people b ro u g h t in charged w ith d runkenness and his tab u la tio n s show th a t i t does no t m a t te r a g re a t deal w hich body flu id is t e s t ­ed, as th e d if fe re n t flu ids in a p e r­son ’s body all re g is te r a b o u t the sam e p e rcen tag e of alcohol.

“S cien tific de tec tion is a g re a t a id to th e police d ep a rtm en t. R e­cen tly a m an w as h it by a n a u to ­m obile w hich k e p t on going. A w it­ness described th e c a r and one an ­sw ering th e descrip tion w as picked up ab o u t tw o days la te r . W e d is­covered th a t th e fab ric of the m a n ’s tro u se rs and a sc rap of m a ­te r ia l found on th e b um per of the su sp e c t’s c a r cam e from th e sam e piece of c lo th !”

TAILSPIN TOMMY By HAL FORREST

E ig h t fam ous s ta r s of th e s ilen t screen a p p e a r w ith G loria Jean in h e r new est success, “A L ittle E it of H eaven ,” show ing to d ay a t the H ilo th ea te r.

T he fo rm er s ta rs a re C harles R ay, M onte Blue, M aurice C ostel­lo, P a t O’M alley, K enneth H arlan , W illiam D esm ond, N oah B eery and F red K elsey. T hey ap p ea r as Glo­r ia ’s uncles.

The g ran d c a s t a lso includes H ugh H erb ert, R o b ert S tack , N an G rey, E ugene P a lle tte , S tu a r t E r ­win, C. A ubrey Sm ith, B illy G il­bert, B uddy and B u tch and F ra n k Jenks.

“A L ittle B it of H eaven” w as d irec ted by Joe P a s te rn a k , w ho m ade G loria’s f i r s t p ic tu re , “The U nder-P u p ” an d all of D eanna D u rb in ’s successes.

C om ing to the H ilo th e a te r to ­m orrow is a to r r id ro m an tic com e­dy of th e trop ics, “Seven S inners ,” s ta r r in g M arlene D ie trich w ith John W ayne, M ischa A uer, B roder­ick C raw ford and A lb e rt D ekker.

JIM HARDY By DICK MOORES

The m onstrous, m urd ero u s r i te of a s tra n g e jung le tr ib e a re re ­vealed fo r th e f i r s t tim e in “The L eopard Men of A fric a ,” show ing today a t th e P a lace th e a te r .

F ilm ed in th e h e a r t of th e A fri­can jung le by D r. P au l L. H oefler who m ade “A fric a S p eak s,” th e p ic tu re show s th e w eird r i te s of a savage g roup th a t ju m p s from tree s to kill.

Lum and A bner, p o p u la r radio com edians, m ake th e ir sc reen de­bu t in “D ream ing O ut L oud ,” sch ­eduled fo r tom orrow a t th e P a lace th e a te r . A p p ea rin g w ith them is F ran ces L angford . On th e sam e p ro g ram w ill be “L aw and O rder,” s ta r r in g Johnny M ack B row n.

AT THE ROYALJo h n B arry m o re c re a te s a th o u ­

sand lau g h s in h is com edy sen sa ­tion , “The G rea t P ro file ,” to d ay ’s sc reen fa re a t th e R oyal th e a te r . M ary B e th H ughes and G regory R a to ff head the su p p o rtin g cast.

C om ing tom orrow , “P h an to m of C h inatow n,” w ith K eye L uke and “R ainbow over th e R an g e ,” w ith T ex R itte r .

By HANS BRINKERHOFP

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H ugh H erb e rt-N an G rey R o b e rt S ta c k —B illy G ilbert

A lso “G R E E N A R C H E R ”

L A FOLLETTE TEST1F8ES— Former Governor Philip La Follette oi Wisconsin testifies before Senate Foreign Relations Committee on lend-lease bill. He said it "vests with one man the decision over peace and war.”

NEW TRIAL IS DENIED OTA BY

CIRCUIT COUR1(C ontinued F rom P ag e One)

M artin Pence to te s tify as a w it ness in th e case, he being the com p la in a n t w itn ess and accuser ii fac t, th e defen d an t w as thereby deprived of a fa i r tr ia l in th a t h< w as n o t g iven an o p p o rtu n ity t( c ross exam ine the said M artir Pence w ith re sp ec t to the av e r­m en ts con ta ined in th e la t te r ’s af-

- f id av it upon w hich the in fo rm atio r w as filed herein , and to such mat-

| te r s in connection w ith said affi- ! d av it th a t b e a r ' d irec tly upon thf c h a ra c te r of th e said M artin P en ­ce fo r t r u th and v erac ity , and alsc to specific a c ts and as to m a tte rs show ing his fitn ess fo r public of­fice and his g enera l m ora l ch a ra c ­te r in so f a r as th is m ig h t tend t.c a ffe c t his cred ib ility touch ing said a ff id av it and m a tte r s re la tiv e to

■ p ro secu tio n ’s exh ib its (a ) and (b), ! such as th e de fen d an t h im self had I been requ ired to su b m it and u n d e r­go;

13. “B ecause the v e rd ic t of the ! ju ry is c o n tra ry to law , th e evi- j dence, and th e w eig h t of the ev i­dence ;

14. “B ecause said v e rd ic t is con­tr a r y to A m endm en t V I of th e A m endm ents to the C o n stitu tion of the U n ited S ta te s of A m erica, a n d /o r th e law s of th e T e rrito ry of H aw aii;

15. “B ecause said ve rd ic t is clearly , palpab ly , decidedly, and m an ife s tly th e re su lt of bias and prejud ice.

16. “B ecause th e sen tence im - I posed by th e C ourt upon th e de­f e n d a n t h ere in is (a) c o n tra ry tolaw , th e evidence, and th e w eig h t of th e evidence, (b) excessive and u n w a rra n te d by the evidesce;

17. “B ecause th e in crease in the am o u n t of th e bond from $500.00 to $1000.00 is (a ) co n tra ry to law , th e evidence, and the w e ig h t of th e evidence, (b) excessive and u n ­w arra n te d by th e evidence.”

T he case a g a in s t O ta w as tr ied recen tly before th e F o u r th C ircu it C ourt, th e ju ry a t th a t tim e re ­tu rn in g a v e rd ic t of g u ilty a g a in s t th e de fen d an t and th e judge im ­posing a six -m on th ja il and five- y e a r suspended sen tence on O ta on tw o counts. O ta ’s case re su lted from th e ch a rg e of h is hav ing p rin ted and d is tr ib u ted a pam ph le t w hich involved th e co u n ty a t to r ­ney in th e case of M ario Sato, a ru n aw ay sa ilo r from a Jap an ese n av a l vessel in H ilo around the end

, of 1939.P en d in g ym eal, O ta is free on

; a bond of $ .,000 filed la s t Sunday.

LITTLE MARY MIX-UPX AM s u p p o s e d

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Hailis Setback CYO In Titular Junior League GameMainicht Sportorial

By reg istering a 14-inning victory over Hinode Jrs., th e Pepeekeo nine practically cinched the 1941 Junior Baseball league diadem. They are incidentally the de­fending champions. The only o ther team th a t have an outside chance to cop the title is Olaa Jrs.

W ith only two more games left on the schedule, Pepee­keo will m eet Olaa, in the championship game, while Hinode J rs . will take on W aiakea Mill in the other. A Peps win will give them the championship, while a Olaa victory wfll cause a two way tie between the two team s, m aking necessary a play-off. Hinodes and W aiakea Mill are out of the running.

The Pepeekeo-Olaa game should be an in teresting one, since Olaas were the only team to paste a defeat on the de­fending champions’ record. W hether or not the Peps can atone the ir f irs t round defeat will be told th is Sunday.

Despite of the fact th a t the Pepeekeo spots a good pitch­ing s ta ff and an all around well-balanced team , the Olaas may tu rn the table on the Peps .again. The Puna lads are playing g rea t ball in the second round defeating the powerful Hino­des in the f ir s t game and last week se tting back Waiakea Mill.

Like Pepeekeo, Olaa Jrs . also have a fine pitching s ta ff and a good all around' team. As fa r as the playing ability is concerned both team s are evenly m atched and the outcome will undoubtedly be decided on “breaks.”

Yes indeed, all indications point to a g rea t Junior Japa­nese baseball league championship game th is Sunday and playing safe th is departm ent will call th is game a toss-up.

-The championship jun io r league team will represent H a­waii in the coming Japanese Inter-Island Junior Baseball tournam ent which will be held in Honolulu th is year. Pepee­keo represented the Big Island last year.

Popular 140 Pound League In Title Round TonightFOUR TEAMS IN RD. ROBIN TITLE CHASEW R EC K ER S D E F E N D IN G T IT L-

IS T S ; W A N D ER S, E A G L ES A N D A M A TEU R S O TH ERS

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! c itin g con test, H RC 140 pounders j a re scheduled to begin th e ir cham - I pionship round rob in w ith tw o ga- ! m es a t L ym an H all beg inn ing a t | 7 :00 p. m. to n igh t.

W a lte r V ic to r’s E ag les and ; P e te r M cL ean’s A m a teu rs a re m atched in th e f i r s t tilt, w ith A h

j T uck Goo’s W reck ers and F u n C hung W ong’s W an d erers squared off in th e second.

These fo u r team s w ere seeded from a to ta l of 16 team s th a t p a r ­tic ip a ted in an elim ination round in tw o divisions w ith W an d erers the only te am to come th ro u g h un b ea t- ed. T hey w ill p lay each o th e r once to de te rm ine th e league title .

A ll fo u r team s b o ast of experi­enced p lay e rs w ith lo ts of b a sk e t­ball savvy and th e scram ble fo r the cham pionsh ip is expected to be an especially close one. Follow ers of H RC b ask e tb a ll a c tiv itie s have looked fo rw ard all season to the 140 pound p lay -o ffs w hich s t a r t to n igh t.

W reck e rs a re th e defending ch ­am pions.

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dead close to th e ir dw ellings u n til the se ttle m e n t w as b u ilt up, lay e r by layer, he said.

M an’s D iet IndicatedF a th e r D o h erty sa id an im al

skele tons on th e s ite ind ica ted a neo lith ic d ie t com posed chiefly of snails, gazelles, fa llow deer, w ild boar and an occasional bear.

The exped ition uncovered ab o u t 2,000,000 specim ens, he said, b u t k ep t only on e-th ird of th a t n u m ­ber fo r exam in a tio n and c la ssif i­cation .

F a th e r D oherty , w ho le f t S y ria in Ju n e and cam e back to the U nited S ta te s by w ay of In d ia and th e P ac ific Ocean, said he m e t Gen. M axim e W eygand w hile he w as com m anding th e F ren ch M id­dle E a s te rn arm y .

He said W eygand, who w as in ­te re s te d in th e w ork of excavation , had m ade a rra n g e m e n ts to v is it th e s ite w hen he w as ordered to ta k e com m and of th e F ren ch arm y .

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Hawaii Provided(C ontinued F ro m P ag e One)

e ssen tia l fo o d s tu ffs m u s t be im ­ported . H e u rged new a p p ro p r ia ­tions fo r th e H aw aii a g ric u ltu re experim en t s ta tio n to p rom ote d i­versified crops.

“E n co u rag in g p ro g ress h a s been m ade in th e in tro d u c tio n and de­velopm ent of tru c k crops, f ru its and n u ts ad ap te d to H aw aiian cond itions,” he also repo rted .

(Continued from Page One) comes forw ard w ith the sta tem ent th a t he is positive “the Dies Committee would find no more and probably less evi­dence of subversive activ ity among citizens and residents of Hawaii than in any normal Am erican comm unity.” We w ant to be given a chance to prove and endorse our delegate’s con­fidence in our citizenry. Citizens of Japanese descent, a group oftentim es in the past made a ta rg e t of un ju st attacks and criticism s, should particularly welcome an opportunity to prove th e ir loyalty to the United S tates. We believe th a t every Am erican born Japanese man and woman living in H a­waii welcomes such an investigation coming fo rth from such a congressional committee as th a t headed by Rep. M artin Dies. He has done good work fo r the sake of national safety in th e past and to be given a clean bill of health from such a comm ittee is som ething of a “fea th er in our cap” and we weel certain th a t every Am erican citizen welcomes the chance to come under its scrutiny.

We w ant to go fu rth e r. Any investigation into subver­sive movements or activities based upon the proper kind of evidence should be conducted by our national governm ent or any of its properly constituted branches particularly a t th is tim e. The waves of the Pacific may appear calm today, but no one can foretell w hat is in store fo r us in the imm ediate fu tu re . Federal officials checking itno the loyalty of U. S. citizens will be engaged in one of the m ost im portan t phas­es of national safety and unity.

We are certain th a t citizens of Hawaii welcome such a step planned by federal officials. We know th a t citizens of Japanese descent are ready to face the searchlight of fac t­finding and tru th and will gladly assis t in such work, but we w ant to be investigated and help in conducting such a work with a sane, calm attitude. There should be no room for any “w itch h u n t” in Hawaii. Our past h istory as an integral, law- abiding te rrito ry of Uncle Sam ’s big fam ily should be proot enough fo r any official, federal, te rrito ria l o r county. H a­waii’s experience and record in the past should not give any “j i t te r s ” to any of our congressman in W ashington.

If there is any doubt, however, in the national capital of Haw aii’s absolute loyalty, we w ant to be given the oppor­tu n ity to dispell the cloud of skepticism and doubt.

DOCKERS WIN OVER LOOPERSIN HRC LEAGUED E F E A T E L IM IN A T E S L O O P­

E R S FR O M C H A M P IO N SH IP RO U N D

OAHU BOXING TOURNEY I IMPRESSIVE DEBUT

How to Get in Shape in One Easy Lesson

H O N O LU LU , M ar. 4— W ith 33 * b o u ts s tag ed , th e 1941 O ahu

A A U boxing cham pionsh ips g o t un d erw ay la s t n ig h t a t th e C iv­ic A ud ito rium before a hugecrow d of 4,000 how ling fans.

Two b ig u p se ts w ere scoredw hen F ra n k Lia, P rim o AC lig h t­w eigh t and A lfred G anigan , fo rm ­e r H ilo f ig h te r dropped close de­cisions to A r th u r F ra n k of CYO and T osh iak i N ak au y e of K akaako , respectively .

B obby Lee of C ityw ide and fo r ­m er M aui cham p w on a n im p re s­sive decision over E lehue F reem on of CYO in a w e lte rw e ig h t bout.

D ado M arino, T e rr i to r ia l flyw ei­g h t cham pion and n a tio n a l ru n n e r up, of J-A A A knocked o u t Zosim o P o p a in th e second round . M arino is top fa v o r ite to defend h is title .

R esu lts of o th e r o u ts tan d in g bouts a re as fo llow s:

H en ry Oshiro, fo rm e r W aiak ea Mill boy, f ig h tin g fo r CYO th is y ea r decisioned B obby Lee of P a - lam a in a b an tam w e ig h t bout.

Sem plicio C ostales (W aipahu)

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decisioned Tom M orikaw a (P rim o) fea th e rw e ig h ts .

Tom m y Y asui of W aipahu deci­sioned H e rb e rt M inn of C ityw ide in a b an tam w e ig h t scrap .

S a lvado r Leboy of CYO TKOed T eruo M a tsu m u ra of HVAA, 2nd round, fea th e rw e ig h ts .

M anuel L edesm a of CYO KOed M ike M a tsu m u ra of H VA A, 2nd ro u n d ; b an tam w eig h ts .

R ich a rd C hinen of CYO and B ig Is land fly w eig h t cham p la s t year, won a decision over H aro ld K ang of W aipahu in a b an tam w e ig h t b a ttle .

P au l Inam ine of CYO and fo r­m er W aiak ea Mill boy, decisioned R ay M u ra ta of J-A A A ; flyw eigh ts.

Dom Di Maggio, left, anti his more celebrated brother, Joe, start pre-training camp workouts in San Francisco s Olympic Club gym while a third brother, Tom, looks on. Dom starts his second year with

Boston Red Sox and Joe will again be mainstay with Yankees. Both go to Florida to train.

H O N O LU LU , M ar. 5 — A fte r m uch a rg u m e n t th e T e rr ito r ia l B oxing com m ission g av e L ittle Dado and his m an ag e r, Leo L eav ­it t , u n til 5:00 o’clock th is a f t e r ­noon to sign a b o a t w ith D avid Y oung on A pril 5 o r som e o th e r su itab le d a te or D ado m ill be fo r ­ever b a rred fro m fig h tin g in th e te r r ito ry and th e license of h is m a ­n ag e r w ill be p e rm an en tly cancel­ed.

The above decision w as m ade a t the w eek ly m ee tin g of th e com ­m ission by an unan im ous vote.

T his ac tion w as m ade necessa ry to stop L e a v it t from g iv ing Y oung a run -around .

The f ig h t supposed ly signed fo r M arch 15 w as postponed u n til April 5 to give D ado tim e to r e ­cover from a cu t received in th e r e ­cent f ig h t w ith Jack ie Ju r ich .

LEGISLATIVESIDELIGHTS

(C ontinued F ro m P ag e One) la s t m entioned item should have S en a to r Clem G om es’ su p p o rt as i t w as being rep o rted r ig h t a long th a t he w ould fa th e r a bill d ire c t­ly ta x in g ca ttle u nder th e p erson ­a l p ro p e r ty set-up . M erch an ts have been k ick in g r ig h t a long abou t th e ir s to ck on h an d being su b jec t to m ore th a n one ta x an d r ig h t now is th e ir inn in g to squaw k fo r the benefit of them selves a s w ell as the p u rch as in g public. R ep o rts of m eetings ju s t before th e leg isla ­tu re com m enced m ee tin g show ed the re ta ile rs q u ite ac tive . . . .they should have som eth ing concre te by now. . . how ab o u t som e ideas now ?

* * *W h a t’s th is w e h e a r a b o u t Sen­

a to r D avid T ra sk w an tin g to do aw ay w ith the W a te r W orks B oard in H onolulu ? I t c e rta in ly looks like th e f ig h t is now on betw een boss F re d O hrt, ch ief of th e w a te r w orks sy s tem and th e sen a to r. Of course, w e don’t m ean to sa y th a t th e f ig h t is g e tt in g personal. . . .only i t looks v e ry m uch so ............... Ifrom 200 m iles aw ay . T h e re ’s no J s topp ing th e “w ag eless” m ay o r of ( K aneohe once he g e ts s ta r te d i sc rapp ing . . . u sin g th e w ord any j w ay you w an t. . . e ith e r sc rap p in g all of th e com m issions he can th in k of, o r sc rap p in g w ith those whose view s on com m issions a re n o t in accord w ith his, m ean in g of course, th e sen a to r. P ersonally ,

Showas-Shinmachis in First Game Sunday

M eeting fo r th e f i r s t tim e th is season th e S h inm achis of the Jap an ese Senior B a se b a ll, league will p lay Show as in th e opener of th e doub leheader a t the H oolulu p a rk th is S unday afternoon . In th e fe a tu re d a t t ra c t io n th e up -and - com ing O laas w ill ta k e on H ino­des.

The Shinm achi - Show a f i r s t round gam e w as called off on • a c ­coun t of d a rk n ess a f te r tw o in ­n ings of p lay .

BOXING TEAM OFF TO U N A !

TO T A K E P A R T IN COM ING 4 -IA A F B O X IN G T O U R N E Y

O VER W E E K E N D

P lay in g th e ir b e s t gam e to da te , W illiam M a tsu ’s L ong ­shorem en b ea t A lex S o a re s ’ L oopers 45-23 la s t n ig h t a t L y ­m an H all to jo in S. M iyao Sho- ten , H ilo CYO an d H ailis in th e second round of th e H RC ju n io r b ask e tb a ll league.

In th e only o th e r gam e of th e evening E noch B row n’s H ailis dow ned Louis D ’A lm eida’s CYO’s 33-24 to gain a head s t a r t over th e o th e r team s in th e second series.

L ongshorem en p lay e rs w ere in r a re fo rm la s t n ig h t. Led by C h a r­les T irre ll w ith 13 points, and W m M atsu w ith 9, all n ine w ho p a r t ic i­p a ted in th e gam e ta llied a t le a s t one po in t. T hey jum ped in to th e lead from th e s t a r t and w ere n ev ­e r headed.

L oopers, on th e o th e r hand , p la y ­ed m inus th e serv ices of som e of th e ir s ta r s and could n o t seem to g e t going. T ak ash i O tan i led the losers w ith 9 po in ts.

H ailis, too, seem ed to find th e m ­selves la s t n ig h t and p layed th e k ind of ball expected of them r ig h t a long, b u t n ev er d isp layed to d a te . A lthough th ey took th e lead a t 13- 8 in th e f i r s t half, th ey w ere fo rc ­ed to s ta v e off a sp irited CYO r a l ­ly in th e th ird q u a r te r w hen D avid V ierra san k 4 b a sk e ts in rap id su c ­cession to b ring the la t te r w ith in one po in t of ty in g th e count, 17-18, to w in.

A rno ld N a th an ie l w ith 10 po in ts, and K aim ilan i B row n and P a tr ic k K alim a w ith 8 each, sp a rk ed th e w inners ; w hile D avid V ie rra of th e CYO’s led a ll sco re rs w ith 16 p o in ts to h is cred it.

S u m m ary scores:

The H aw aii B oxing team w ill leave today for Lanai where th ey w ill participate in th e com ­ing 4 Island A m ateur A th letic Federation B oxing champion­

sh ips w hich w ill be held over F r i ­d ay and S a tu rd a y of th is w eek a t L an a i City.

Jo h n H. B eukem a w ill head the g roup as m an ag e r, w hile K azum i T aosaka, fo rm er B ig Is lan d fea­th e rw e ig h t cham pion from N aale- hu, w ill go a s tra in e r .

F ig h te rs m ak in g th e tr ip a re : T om m y M orita , E s teb an Bibilone, F redd ie L edesm a, F re d Silvano, Joe P a rk , John T o rres and Joseph G um pher.

T hey w ill be aw ay fo r one w eek.

th is tim e i t looks like a losing f i ­g h t fo r th e se n a to r w ith boss F re d O h rt hav in g h ad tim e to build h is “fen ces” w ith o u t an y d is tu rb an ce fo r qu ite som e y ea rs now. A t leas t, i t m u s t be sa id th a t th e H onolulu w a te r sy s tem o r supply too fo r th a t m a t te r is r ig h t up to s ta n d ­a rd s w hen com pared w ith th e s i tu ­a tio n w e’re fa c in g to d ay in Hilo. W on’t be su rp rised a t a ll to see th e m em bers of th e H ilo B oard th ro w up th e ir hands, kn ee ling j dow n and p ray in g fo r m ore ra in to ! com e a long ju s t to keep us new s- ! hounds from p este rin g th em r ig h t along. . . G uess th a t goes fo r th e w a te r boys in H onolulu too som e tim es. . . only i t ’s n o t new shounds b u t people m ore fo rm idable such as leg is la to rs , fo r in s tance , and sen­a to rs in p a rtic u la r , especially th e m ay o r of K aneohe. . . .

L ongshorem en 10 6 14 15— 45 L oopers ................ 4 4 7 8—23

L ongshorem en : K. H ira ta 8, K . N am ahoe 4, C. T irre ll 13, I. U w a- ine 4, I. K am oku 1, J . G um pher 2, W. M atsu 9, O. K am ak a 2, C or­re a 2.

L oopers: O tan i 9, A. C. M ark 5, M. M cNicoll 2, R. Chow 2, A. S o a r­es 5, L. B ro to .

H aili ....................... 8 5 8 12— 33H ilo CYO .......... 4 4 11 5—24

H ailis: A. N a th an ie l 10, J . S tu p -plebean, G. D esha, J . M ahuna 5, F . R osehill 2, H ohashi, B. B row n 8, J . B row n, P. K alim a 8.

H ilo C Y O : D. V ierra 16, M. A m ­a ra l, E . R apoza 2, M. T a k a ta 2, L. D ’A lm eida, M. Pacheco, R. Lee 4, M. B raz.

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Four Judo Experts * Will Go to Kona

The H aw aii Is lan d K odokan J u ­do F ed e ra tio n m em bers, M essrs. K itag aw a , K ado ta , Inoue, Shishido, w ill p roceed to K ona on M arch 8 th and 9 th on a com bined te ac h in g and su p erv isin g tr ip .

The f i r s t th ree m en a re “4 -d an ” ti t le ho lders and th e la s t is “3- d a n ” ti tle holder.

The ra n k s of th e im proved judo s tu d en ts w ill he elevated .

LEGAL NOTICET E R R IT O R Y O F H A W A II

F O U R T H C IR C U IT COURT Hilo, H aw aii

E S T A T E of S E K IJIR O N A K A ­M URA, D E C E A SE D

P ro b a te No. 1609 To all persons in te re s te d in th e

e s ta te of S E K IJIR O N A K A M U R A , la te of W ainaku , in th e C oun ty of H aw aii, deceased. A p e titio n h a s been p resen ted to said c o u rt b y THEO . H. D A V IE S & CO., L IM IT ­ED, of Hilo, in sa id county, p ra y ­ing th a t F R E D L. H A R L O C K E R be appo in ted a d m in is tra to r of said e s ta te . I f you desire to o b jec t th e re to you o r y ou r a tto rn e y should file a w rit te n ap p ea ran ce in sa id co u rt a t H ilo before te n o’clock in th e fo renoon on th e 19th d a y of M arch, 1941, th e re tu rn day of th is c ita tion .

W itness, th e H O N O R A B L E J . F R A N K M cLA U G H LIN , Ju d g e of sa id court, th is 25 th day of F e b r ­uary , 1941.

(S gd) A. S. CARV ALHO C lerk

F e b ru a ry 26; M arch 5, 12, 1941

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