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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1941 NO. 9121 BRITAIN WILL DECLARE WAR ON COUNTRIES NO REPLY RECEIVED FROM THREE COUNTRIES IN AN- SWER TO NOTES LONDON, Dec. 6—An announ- cement made by Great Britain to- day said she is declaring war on Finland, Rumania and Hungary. No satisfactory replies have been received from the Finnish, Hunga- rian and Rumanian governments to notes addressed to them last week and communications are be- ing sent to these three govern- ments which will result in the ex- istence of a state of war, the Fo- reign Office said. It was not made clear in the statement whether the state of war is dated from the expiration of an ultimatum to the three coun- tries Friday midnight or whether it would go into effect when the new communications were sent to them, but it was made very clear that a declaration of war was in- evitable. BERLIN, Dec. 6—Reliable sour- ces reported yesterday that Fin- land, Bulgaria, Hungary and Ru- mania had rejected British ultima- tums allegedly demanding cessa- tion of operations against the So- viet Unioru Authoritative sources reported that all four countries have al- ready delivered their answers. However, this source failed to dis- close the contents of the replies to Britain but other sources said that the answers constitute a rejection. DAVAO C f l F WORRIES MAY BE AHACKED INVADERS CAN GET DAVAO BY DESTROYING RADIO STATIONS FIRST i ---------------------------------------- j MANILA, Dec. 6— Davao gov- eror Romualdo Quimpo, who ar- rived here to confer with military authorities on the question of Phil- ippines defense told the Manila; Bulletin on December 5 that Da-1 cao was completely open to -attack | by foreign power and is in urgent | need of fortifications. | Quimpo said there were no civi- i lian emergency administration or- | ganizations in Davao except vol- unteer guards and the province is sorely in need of organized means of ocmmunication necessairy for | defense. Pointing out there are only four radio stations namely atMalita, i Dati, Davao and Baganga, the Governor -said if any invader were to precede invasion by destruction on radio stations through sabo- tage it could immediately gain first hold on the island before pro- vincial and military authorities learned of the invasion. Quimpo said Davao is only two hours line and fifty hours destroy- er range of Palau, Japanese occu- pied island. He added a deep pock- et inside Malita hay would permit four destrovers to hide unsuspect- ed during the day. Keirokai At YBA Hall Tomorrow The annual Hilo YBA sponsor- ed “Keirokai” will be held on Sun- day, December 7, at 5:30 p. m. at the YBA-hall. Invitations to 600 have already been sent out and all of the invit- ed are expected as preparations have been made to every detail. Members of the YBA will be pre- sent to register the people attend- ing, pin ribbons on guests, usher, serve and help the invited in every other way. Dinner is being served to those attending and following the dinner) entertainmets of all varieties will be enjoyed. Marines to Abandon Tientsin Very Soon TIENTSIN, Dec. 6 — It was learned that the American Marine 51 men will leave on December 10 force in Tientsin comprising of for Chingwantao where they will embark for Manila. It was also revealeed that the Marines stationed in Peking will leave for Chingwantao on Decem- ber 11 . Part of the United States con- j sulate staff in Tientsin likewise I was ordered to leave for Ching- wantao where they will board the same ship carrying the Marines to | Manila. COID WAVE SLOWS DOWN WAR IN USSR ha S ^ SMALL GAINS ARE CONTINU- OUSLY MADE BY NAZI FORCES BERLIN, Dec. 6— A powerful counter offensive on the Tihkvin front between Moscow and Lenin- grad was launched by the Red army, Nazi sjiokesman said yest- erday but fighting on both the Moscow and Rostov sectors has been slowed down by an intense cold wave. Previously reports were made that the Red armw had made new attacks on the southern front but the high command said they were broken. The reports further said that strong German plane formations were now attacking Russian troops and field fortifications on the southern front and also the Moscow front. Furthermore, the Nazi planes have inflicted heavy casualties and wreaked great de- struction on Russian materials. KUIBYSHEV, Dec. 6— German shock troops have been driven to the vicinity of the great Moscow reservoir near Dmitrov, 50 miles north of the capital, special re- ports from the front said yester- day. Tbey were halted by the Rus- sians just east of the reservoir. Constant German gains along the Moscow front were reported, however, in the far south the Rus- sians were still pursuing the great German army fleeing from Ros- tov. W HO SERVES?— Returning to Seattle, Wash., Jack Lamb was met with I I parking summonses. He protested he'd been in Alaska all summer. Then his wife 'fessed up, but police ruled Lamb must suffer, since.car was in his name. Vichy Fully Informed of Japanese Moves VICHY, Dec. 5 — The French' government is fully informed of all the Japanese movements as well as military situation in Indo-China, Vichy government spokesman sta- ted adding Vichy is maintaining constant communications with its representatives in Saigon. SCREEN RADIO NEWS and SONGS By GENYA KUBA HOUSE MEMBERS REJECTS YOUTHS ENROLLMENT AT WEST POINT WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 — De- claring they can’t place absolute trust on Thai’s Premier, three members of the House of Repre- sentatives temporarily blocked the resolution to permit 22 -year old Ananta Khittasangka to enter military school in West Point. When Andrew J. May, Kentucky Democrat, presented the resolu- tion, Clare Hoffman, Michigan publican, demanded assufaAcg’’"“if this, young man goes to West Point won’t he learn some vital military secrets and go home . amd ■ someone'." '^ ' Earl Michener, Michigan Repub- lican, and Robert Rich, Pennsyl- vania Republican also opposed the resolution and Sam Rayburn, speaker of the House, instructed A. J. May to withdraw the resolu- tion temporarily. Secretary of State Hull favored the resolution as a gesture of friendship to Thailand. Miss Chiyomi Furukawa, the luckiest of all local ama- teur singers, made her initial appearance at the Yamatoza theatre last night before a capacity crowd decorated with a beautiful orchid corsage and dressed in beautiful red kimono. Colorful bouquets of flowers sent by friends dressed up the stage. Miss Furukawa recently was forced to return here on the Taiyo Maru, last of the NYK liners that made her trip to Hawaii in Nov- ember, due to the tense U. S.-Jap- an relations cutting short her mu- sical training in Tokyo. Her trip to Japan was made possible as a grand prize for winning the 1939 territorial amateur s(ing contest held at the Park theatre and she received letters of introduction to such famous stage artist, Miss Ta- kiko Mizunoe, and Columbia sing- ei:, Fumiko Kawabata. A special recording test at the Columbia Re- cording Company was also part oi the award. In her personal appearance last night. Miss Furukawa sang three numbers, all of them considerec new here. Singing “Hana wa Ura- nai” as her initial number, shej displayed unusual ease in her me- lodious singing. The way she twists her voice to the smoothness of song, giving soft breaks to verify the differ- ent parts of verses is sweetly and marvelously done. Her enunciation is clear which shows a marked trait of any good singer. As her second munber, she sang “Chi wa Hate,” a popular song which was well-received by the entire audience, in spite of my favoring the first number. Lastly, she sang “Hawaii Nade- shiko,” the song that was written by Saijo Yaso and music composed by Hattori Ryoichi which she re- corded for commercial purposes. In case you aren’t familiar with Saijo Yaso—he is a poet who visit- ed the islands some years ago and the writer of the popular song, “Shina no Yoru.” He is also the famed writer of “Soshu Yakyoku”, which was simg by Keiran (Ri Koran) in the kohen of “Shina no Yoru.” Mr. Hattori was incident- ally composer of music of this song, “Ogya to umarete mango no ko kage”, that’s the way she started out and at the instant she started singing, her clear tone showed that she has tremendously improved compared to her amateurish sing- ing two years ago. She reached the highest pitch in her singing with unsual ease with- out craning her neck at all and simply letting the tones out. All in all, “Hawaii Nadeshiko” is a beautiful song and maybe it is Experiment Rats Shown at Paauhau Two white rats, one on a balan- ced diet, and the other on a poor diet, were shown by the home de- monstration agent at the Paauhau University Extension club meeting on December 3. The rats have been- on their diets for experimental purposes since October 8, In two months, a very marked difference can be no- ticed. The poor diet rat weighs 8 ounces, while the balanced diet rat weighs 12 1-4 ounces. “Howdy, Stranger” To Be Staged at Hi Skool “Howdy, Stranger,” has been selected as the senior class play to be presented the public early part of 1942, it was announced yes- terday at the Hilo High school. In the play, a Brooklynite goes to Wyoming when he is “found” by a New York showman. He makes a big hit as a radio star until it is discovered that he is not a real “cowboy.” The fun begins when his manager tries to prove that he is a cowboy from Wyo- ming. The cast will be selected soon at a tryout. W ill you help her... against her worst enemy? TTER worst enemy? Tuberculosis! More people between 15 and 45 die from tuberculosis than from any other disease/ Yet tuberculosis can be wiped away. Since 1907 your Local Tuberculosis Association has helped re- duce the annual death toll from 179 to 47 per 100,000. Join this fight! From now; till Christmas send no let- ter, no card, no package without the Christmas Seal that fights Tuberculosis! Cordell Hull Confers with President For One Hour in Reg’ard to Reply After Conference with Envoys WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 It was revealed that the Japa- nese envoys. Admiral Kichisabiiro Nomura and Sabiiro Ku- rusu, handed Tokyo’s reply to President Roosevelt’s queries to Secretary of State Hull during the eighth conference be- tween the Japanese envoys and State Secretary Hull held at 11 a. m. today. However, it was said that the State depart- ! ment still has not received the reply to Hull’s note of Novem- I ber 26. ! Disclosures was made by the State department follovdng ! the conference. It was added that any comment on the ans- Iwer to oRosevelt’s note would be made by the White House 1 after study of the contents. To reporters who beseiged them on the arrival to the State departm.ent the envoys hoped that the talks would be continued. Kurusu when asked if current reports that a number of Japanese troops in Indo-China were exaggerated replied, “Yes, I think so.”. The Japanese envoys were further questioned vdien they left Hull’s office but rigidly refused to comment and said no further meeting with Hull is scheduled. Queried if he thought the Japanese reply provided a bas- is for continuance of talks, Kurusu replied, “I don’t know.” Later, Cordell Hull cancelled his noontime press confer- ence and went to the White House where he discussed the Japanese reply with President Roosevelt for one hour re- maining in the White House in order to attend the regular weekly meeting of the cabinet. TOKYO, Dec. 6—Japan indicat-^ eed through official sources yest- j erday a desire to prolong peace ne- gotiations with the United States I and suggested that the utterly ini- possible position taken by the to a big misunderstanding. Roosevelt administration was due Denying United States charges that Japan sought to rule cast A- sia by despotism ,the spokesman said a reply probably would be sent to President Roosevelt’s in- quiry about the number and pur- pose of Japanese troops in Indo- China. TOKYO, Dec. 6 — Vernacular evening editions without exception v/ere splashed with the Japanese- American crisis. In typical head- lines concerning White H o u s e ’s publication of the Japanese reply: Yomiuri quote “America Ignores Diplomatic Precedents and Bares Contents of Our Reply.” Niclii Ni- chi quote “America Decides to Stall Diplomatic Talks In Inter- est of War; Britain’s Iron Fist Lurks Behind Scenes.” Until recently the conservative Chugai quote “United States Ag- ain Demonstrates Its Insincerity as Conversations Enter New Pha- se.” The Kokumin blazed “Ameri- ca’s Breach of Faith Reaches Its Climax! Washington Adopts To Expose Tactics As It Sees Con- versations Nearing End.” Meanwhile the Yomiuri promi- nenced the Bangkok dispatch from its own correspondent titled “Thai- land Will Fight If It Can’t Re- main Neutral.” The report quoted “Premier Pi- bul Songgram asserting in the speech of December 5 that Thai- land has concluded no secret treat- ies with any foreign power, said the country will go to war when- ever it is impossible to preserve peace.” Dokuritsu School Bazaar Tomorrow All is in readiness for the Hilo Japanese Independent school spon- sored bazaar this Sunday from 10 a, rri. at the school located on Ulu- lani street. Plans have been made to serve lunches at the campus in order to f^commodate the many who wish td‘)H^ain there during the entire opening hours. This is a public affair and the sntire community is invited. Many articles have been donat- ed by the PTA and the pupils have worked on beautiful handwork and sewing, which include cushions, pillow cases, clothing, tablecloths, lollies, runners and centerpieces. To the plant-loving people, plants^will be sold at very rea- sonable prices so we urge them to ^et there early. beautiful because Miss Furukawa sings it. I sincerely hope that in spite of her present wonderful singing she will further study as she has nothing else to reach for but betterment each time. She is a precedent to the up and coming Nisei amateur singers. I urge every Nisei and Issei to immediately attend her appearan- ce either tonight or tomorrow ni- ght to hear a sample of good Ni- sei singing and also see the very entertaining shows that are play- ing now at the Yamatoza theater. Miss Furukawa, however, wiL not appear at tomorrow’s matinee program. For the benefit of music lovers we are printing the words to “Ha- waii Nadeahikn”. B uy CHRISTMAS The National, State o A X O and Local Tubercu- ^ (4 /\ I ^ losis Associations in the United States “HAWAII NADESHIKO” (Watasha Hawaii no Hilo Umare) Words by Saijo Yaso Music by Hattori Ryoichi Vocal by Miss Chiyomi Furukawa A Columbia record ( 1 ) Ogya to umarete mango no ko kage Moete hi wo fuku yama wo mita W atasha Hawaii no Hilo sodachi Kuroi hitomi no kokonatsu musume. ( 2 ) Nisei naredo mo watashi no kaasan Mukashi furi sode Taka Shimada Shima wo hiraita paionia Yamato nadeshiko hatamoto musume. (3) Naito furawa— tsuki yo no sake ba Musume Gokoro ka tsui horoii Amai nageki no ukurere ni Naze ka mada mi nu furusato koishL (4). ! Kyo mo awo shio uzumaku hama do Harete Nippon ^ kantai no Shima e kuru hi wo machi wabite Wa'tasha furu furu Hino Maru no hata. Axis Hurls Three Attacks on British CAIRO, Dec. 6—British general headquarters reported yesterday that Axis forces have hurled three powerful attacks at the British po- sitions at Ed Duda, south of To- bruk, gaining some ground in a new outbreak of Libyan fighting. According to a British com- mand, the first two heavy attacks by theGermans and the Italians on Ed Duda were fiercely countered with many casualties and the third attack gained a little ground most of which was subsequently recap- tured in a counterattack. In this battle, too, the enemy suffered se- rous casualties. Mrs. Moses Leaves For Coast Treatment Mrs. Kathleen Moses, veteran chemistry teacher at the Hilo High school, left Hilo on Sunday’s plane for Honolulu where she took the clipper to the mainland. She is on sick leave and has proceeded to receive treatm ent at the Loma Lenda Sanatorium in CoHfornia. ' DEFENSE BOND QUIZ Q. When will the “drive” to sell Defense Savings Bonds begin? A. There will be no “drive.” Mnny people think of the De- fense Savings Program as like the Liberty Loan campaigns o' the first World War, which were conducted for stated periods to raise specific quotas. The De- fense Savings Program is a long-range, continuing effort to stimulate the public to buy more and more Defense Bonds and Stamps month by month, and is essentially a program to pro- mote mass saving, as weil as to provide money for defense. Q, Are the Defense Savings Stamps sold at retail stores ex- changeable for Defense Savings Bonds, A. Yes. They are the sam© as Stamps on sale at post offices and elsewhere. NOTE: To by Defense Bonds an. Stamps, go to the nearest post ol fice, bank, or savings and loan a sociation; or write to the Treasui er of the United States, Washing- ton, D. C. Also Stamps now are or. sale at retail stores. BUY UNITED STATES ^V IN G S BONDS ifANDSTAMPS AMERICA ON GUARDI Above is a reproduction of th« Treasury Department’s Defensa Savings Poster, showing an ejcact duplication of the i jinal “Minubai Man” statue by famed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps, on sale at yoor bank or post office, are a vital part Junerica’s de.fenao prqpaiasweefc Okazaki Appointed To Nanking Post TOKYO, Dec. 6 — The Fx'reign Office armounced that Katsuo O- kazaki, consul general in Calcutta, was newly appointed counselor of the Japanese embassy in Nanking. English Judge Scores Legal-Minded Owner KENDAL, Eng .— A woman, se- parated from her husband, took in five evacuees from the bombed a- reas in her bungalow near Kendal, Westmorland. The landlord claimed possession of the bungalow on the ground that she had used it as a boarding house by taking in the evacuees. This is what the judge at the Kendal County Court said: “This woman, separated from her husband, is doing work of na- tional importance in caring for people from bombed areas. In- stead of trying to turn her out you should encourage her good work. “I applaud her.” Duke to Bring Whole Squad to Rose Bowl DURHAM, N. C., Dec. 5—Coach Devils announced that he plans to take his entire squad to the Rose Boj/l for the New Year’s Day ga- me. He further stated that the> would leave Durham on December 20 and practice three days at Lub- bock, Tex., before continuing to Pasadena. FCM)EFENSE

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Page 1: WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. … · 2016. 8. 11. · Be Staged at Hi Skool “Howdy, Stranger,” has been selected as the senior class play to be presented

WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS

LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAWAII

VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1941 NO. 9121

BRITAIN WILL DECLARE WAR ON COUNTRIESNO R E P L Y R E C E IV E D FR O M

T H R E E C O U N T R IE S IN A N ­S W E R TO N O TES

LONDON, Dec. 6—A n an noun ­cem en t m ade by G re a t B r ita in to ­d a y sa id she is dec la rin g w a r on F in land , R u m an ia an d H u ngary . No sa tis fa c to ry rep lies have been received from th e F inn ish , H u n g a­r ia n and R u m an ian governm en ts to n o tes add ressed to them la s t w eek and com m unications a re be­in g sen t to th ese th re e gov ern ­m e n ts w hich w ill re s u lt in th e ex ­is ten ce of a s ta te of w ar, th e Fo­re ig n O ffice said.

I t w as n o t m ade c lea r in the s ta te m e n t w h e th e r th e s ta te of w a r is d a ted from th e exp ira tion o f an u ltim a tu m to th e th re e coun­tr ie s F rid a y m id n ig h t or w h e th e r i t w ould go in to e ffec t w hen th e new com m unications w ere se n t to them , b u t i t w as m ade v e ry c lear th a t a d ec la ra tio n of w a r w as in ­ev itab le .

B E R L IN , Dec. 6— R eliable so u r­ces rep o rted y e s te rd ay th a t F in ­land, B u lg a ria , H u n g a ry and R u­m a n ia h ad re je c te d B ritish u ltim a ­tu m s a lleged ly dem and ing cessa­tio n of o p e ra tio n s a g a in s t th e So­v ie t Unioru

A u th o rita t iv e sources rep o rted th a t a ll fo u r co u n tries h av e a l­re a d y delivered th e ir answ ers. H ow ever, th is source fa iled to d is­close th e co n ten ts of th e rep lies to B r ita in b u t o th e r sources sa id th a t th e an sw ers co n s titu te a re jec tion .

DAVAO C f lF WORRIES MAYBE AHACKEDIN V A D E R S C A N G ET DAVAO

B Y D EST R O Y IN G R A D IO ST A T IO N S F IR S T i

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M A N ILA , Dec. 6— D avao gov- e ro r R om ualdo Quimpo, w ho a r ­rived here to co n fe r w ith m ilita ry au th o ritie s on th e question o f P h il­ippines defense to ld th e M anila;B u lle tin on D ecem ber 5 th a t Da-1 cao w as com pletely open to -a ttack | by fo re ign pow er and is in u rg e n t | need of fo r tif ic a tio n s . |

Q uim po sa id th e re w ere no civi- i lian em ergency ad m in is tra tio n or- | g an iza tions in D avao excep t vol­u n te e r g u a rd s and th e p rov ince is so re ly in need of o rgan ized m eans of ocm m unication necessairy fo r | defense.

P o in tin g o u t th e re a re only fo u r rad io s ta tio n s nam ely a t M alita , iD ati, D avao and B ag an g a , th eG overnor -said if an y in vader w ere to p recede invasion by d es tru c tio n on rad io s ta tio n s th ro u g h sab o ­tag e i t could im m ed ia te ly g a in f i r s t hold on th e is land before p ro ­vincial and m ilita ry au th o r itie s lea rned of th e invasion.

Q uim po sa id D avao is on ly tw o hours line an d f i f ty ho u rs d e s tro y ­er ra n g e of P a lau , Jap an ese occu­pied island . H e added a deep pock ­e t in side M alita h ay w ould p e rm itfour d estro v e rs to h ide un su sp ec t- ed d u rin g th e day.

Keirokai At YBAHall Tomorrow

T he a n n u a l H ilo Y BA sponsor­ed “K e iro k a i” w ill be held on S un­day , D ecem ber 7, a t 5:30 p. m. a t th e Y B A -hall.

In v ita tio n s to 600 h av e a lread y been s e n t o u t an d a ll of th e in v it­ed a re expected a s p re p a ra tio n s h ave been m a d e to every detail.

M em bers of th e Y BA w ill be p re ­s e n t to r e g is te r th e people a tte n d ­ing , p in ribbons o n g u ests , u sher, se rv e an d help th e in v ited in every o th e r w ay .

D in n er is be ing se rved to those a tte n d in g an d fo llow ing th e d inner) e n te r ta in m e ts of a ll v a rie tie s w ill be enjoyed.

Marines to Abandon Tientsin Very Soon

T IE N T S IN , Dec. 6 — I t w as learned th a t th e A m erican M arine 51 m en w ill leave on D ecem ber 10 force in T ien tsin co m p ris in g of fo r C h ingw an tao w here th ey w ill em b ark fo r M anila.

I t w as also revealeed th a t th e M arines s ta tio n ed in P ek in g w ill leave fo r C h ingw an tao on D ecem ­b er 1 1 .

P a r t of th e U n ited S ta te s con- j su la te s ta f f in T ien tsin likew ise I w as ordered to leave fo r C hing­w an tao w here th e y w ill b o a rd th e sam e ship c a rry in g th e M arines to | M anila.

COID WAVE SLOWS DOWNWAR IN USSR

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SM A LL G A IN S A R E C O N T IN U ­O USLY M A D E B Y N A Z I

F O R C E S

B E R L IN , D ec. 6— A pow erfu l co u n te r o ffensive on th e T ihkvin f ro n t be tw een M oscow an d L en in ­g ra d w as launched by th e R ed a rm y , N azi sjiokesm an sa id y e s t­e rd ay b u t f ig h tin g on b o th th e M oscow a n d R ostov sec to rs h a s been slow ed dow n by a n in tense cold w ave.

P rev io u sly re p o r ts w ere m ade th a t th e R ed a rm w h ad m ade new a t ta c k s on th e so u th e rn f ro n t b u t th e h ig h com m and sa id th e y w ere broken.

T he re p o r ts fu r th e r sa id th a t s tro n g G erm an p lane fo rm a tio n s w ere now a tta c k in g R u ssian troops an d fie ld fo r tif ic a tio n s on th e so u th e rn f ro n t an d also th e M oscow fro n t. F u rth e rm o re , th e N azi p lan es have in flic ted heavy casu a ltie s an d w reak ed g re a t de­s tru c tio n on R u ssian m a te ria ls .

K U IB Y SH E V , Dec. 6— G erm an shock troops have been d riven to th e v ic in ity of th e g re a t M oscow rese rv o ir n e a r D m itrov , 50 m iles n o rth of th e cap ita l, special re ­p o rts fro m th e f ro n t sa id y e s te r ­day . T bey w ere h a lte d by th e R u s ­sians ju s t e a s t of th e reservo ir.

C o n s tan t G erm an g a in s a lo n g th e M oscow f ro n t w ere repo rted , how ever, in th e f a r so u th th e R u s ­s ian s w ere s t il l p u rsu in g th e g re a t G erm an a rm y flee in g from R o s­tov.

W H O SERVES?— Returning to Seattle, W ash ., Jack Lamb was met with I I parking summonses. He protested he'd been in Alaska all summer. Then his w ife 'fessed up, but police ruled Lamb must suffer, since.car was in his name.

Vichy Fully Informed of Japanese Moves

VICHY, Dec. 5 — T he F re n c h ' g o v ern m en t is fu lly in fo rm ed of a ll th e Ja p a n e se m ovem ents as w ell as m ili ta ry s itu a tio n in Indo-C hina, V ichy g o v e rn m en t spokesm an s t a ­ted add ing V ichy is m a in ta in in g c o n s ta n t com m unications w ith its re p re se n ta tiv e s in Saigon.

SCREEN RA D IONEWS and SONGS

By G E N Y A K U B A

H O U SE M EM B ERS R E JE C T S Y O U TH S E N R O L L M E N T

A T W E ST P O IN T

W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 5 — D e­c la rin g th ey can ’t p lace abso lu te t r u s t on T h a i’s P rem ier, th ree m em bers of the H ouse of R ep re ­sen ta tiv e s tem p o ra rily blocked th e reso lu tion to p e rm it 22-y ea r o ld A n an ta K h itta s a n g k a to e n te r m ilita ry school in W est P o in t.

W hen A ndrew J . M ay, K en tucky D em ocrat, p re sen ted th e reso lu ­tion, C lare H offm an, M ichigan publican, dem anded assufaA cg’’ "“if this, young m an goes to W est P o in t w on’t he le a rn som e v ita l m ilita ry sec re ts an d go hom e . amd ■ someone'." ' '

E a r l M ichener, M ichigan R epub­lican, an d R o b ert R ich, P en n sy l­van ia R epub lican also opposed th e reso lu tion and S am R ayburn , sp eak e r of th e H ouse, in s tru c ted A. J . M ay to w ith d raw th e reso lu ­tion tem porarily .

S e c re ta ry of S ta te H ull favored the reso lu tion as a g e s tu re of friendsh ip to T hailand .

Miss Chiyomi Furukawa, the luckiest of all local ama­teur singers, made her initial appearance at the Yamatoza theatre last night before a capacity crowd decorated with a beautiful orchid corsage and dressed in beautiful red kimono. Colorful bouquets of flowers sent by friends dressed up the stage.

M iss F u ru k a w a recen tly w as fo rced to re tu rn h ere on th e Taiyo M aru , la s t of th e N Y K lin ers th a t m ade h e r tr ip to H aw aii in N ov­em ber, due to th e ten se U. S .-Jap - an re la tio n s c u tt in g sh o r t h e r m u ­sical tra in in g in Tokyo. H e r tr ip to J a p a n w as m ade possible a s a g ra n d p rize fo r w inn ing th e 1939 te r r ito r ia l a m a te u r s(ing co n tes t held a t th e P a rk th e a tre an d she received le t te r s of in tro d u c tio n to such fam ous s ta g e a r t is t , M iss Ta- k ik o M izunoe, and C olum bia sing- ei:, F u m ik o K aw ab a ta . A special reco rd in g te s t a t th e C olum bia R e­co rd ing C om pany w as also p a r t oi th e aw ard .

In h e r perso n a l ap p ea ran ce la s t n ig h t. M iss F u ru k a w a san g th ree num bers, all of th em considerec new here. S ing ing “H an a w a U ra- n a i” a s h e r in itia l num ber, shej d isp layed u n u su a l ease in h e r m e­lodious sing ing .

T he w ay she tw is ts h e r voice to th e sm oothness o f song, g iv ing so f t b reak s to v e rify th e d if fe r­e n t p a r t s of v erses is sw ee tly and m arve lously done. H e r enunc ia tion is c lea r w h ich show s a m a rk ed t r a i t of an y good s inger.

A s h e r second m unber, she san g “Chi w a H a te ,” a p o p u la r song w hich w as w ell-received by th e en tire audience, in sp ite of m y fav o rin g th e f i r s t num ber.

L astly , she sa n g “H aw aii N ade- sh iko ,” th e song th a t w as w rit te n by S aijo Y aso and m usic com posed by H a tto r i R yoichi w h ich she re ­corded fo r com m ercial pu rposes.

In case you a re n ’t fa m ilia r w ith Saijo Y aso— he is a p o e t w ho v is it­ed th e is lands som e y ea rs ago an d the w r ite r of th e p o p u la r song,“S hina no Y oru .” H e is a lso th e fam ed w r ite r of “Soshu Y ak y o k u ”, w hich w as sim g by K e iran (R i K oran ) in th e kohen of “S h in a no Y oru.” M r. H a tto r i w as in c id en t­a lly com poser of m usic of th is song,

“O gya to u m a re te m an g o no ko k a g e ”, th a t ’s th e w ay she s ta r te d o u t an d a t th e in s ta n t she s ta r te d sing ing , h e r c lea r tone show ed th a t she h a s trem endously im proved com pared to h e r a m a te u rish s in g ­in g tw o y ea rs ago.

She reached th e h ig h es t p itc h in h e r s in g in g w ith u n su a l ease w ith ­o u t c ran in g h e r neck a t a ll and sim ply le t tin g th e tones ou t.

A ll in all, “H aw aii N adesh iko” is a b eau tifu l song an d m aybe i t is

Experiment Rats Shown at Paauhau

Tw o w h ite ra ts , one on a b a la n ­ced diet, an d th e o th e r on a poor d iet, w ere show n by th e hom e de­m o n s tra tio n a g e n t a t th e P aau h au U n iv e rs ity E x ten sio n club m eeting on D ecem ber 3.

T he r a t s have been - on th e ir d ie ts fo r exp erim en ta l pu rposes since O ctober 8, I n tw o m onths, a v e ry m a rk e d d ifference can be no­ticed . T he poor d ie t r a t w eighs 8 ounces, w hile th e balanced d ie t r a t w eighs 12 1-4 ounces.

“Howdy, Stranger” To Be Staged at Hi Skool

“Howdy, S tra n g e r ,” has been se lec ted a s th e sen io r c lass p lay

to be p re sen ted th e public ea rly p a r t of 1942, i t w as announced y e s­te rd a y a t th e H ilo H igh school.

In th e p lay , a B rook lyn ite goes to W yom ing w hen he is “fo und” by a N ew Y ork show m an. H e m ak es a b ig h i t a s a rad io s t a r u n ti l i t is d iscovered th a t he is n o t a re a l “cow boy.” T he fu n beg ins w hen h is m a n a g e r tr ie s to p rove th a t he is a cow boy fro m W yo­m ing.

T he c a s t w ill be se lec ted soon a t a try o u t.

W ill you help h e r. . .

against her worst enemy?

TTER worst enemy?Tuberculosis! More

people between 15 and 45 die from tuberculosis than from any other disease/

Yet tuberculosis can be wiped away. Since 1907 your Local Tuberculosis Association has helped re­duce the annual death toll from 179 to 47 per 100,000.

Join this fight! From now; till Christmas send no let­ter, no card, no package without the Christmas Seal that fights Tuberculosis!

Cordell Hull Confers with President For One Hour in Reg’ard to Reply After

Conference with Envoys

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 It was revealed that the Japa­nese envoys. Admiral Kichisabiiro Nomura and Sabiiro Ku- rusu, handed Tokyo’s reply to President Roosevelt’s queries to Secretary of State Hull during the eighth conference be­tween the Japanese envoys and State Secretary Hull held at 11 a. m. today. However, it was said that the State depart-

! ment still has not received the reply to Hull’s note of Novem- I ber 26.! Disclosures was made by the State department follovdng ! the conference. It was added that any comment on the ans- I wer to oRosevelt’s note would be made by the White House 1 after study of the contents. To reporters who beseiged them on the arrival to the State departm.ent the envoys hoped that the talks would be continued.

Kurusu when asked if current reports that a number of Japanese troops in Indo-China were exaggerated replied, “Yes, I think so.”.

The Japanese envoys were further questioned vdien they left Hull’s office but rigidly refused to comment and said no further meeting with Hull is scheduled.

Queried if he thought the Japanese reply provided a bas­is for continuance of talks, Kurusu replied, “I don’t know.”

Later, Cordell Hull cancelled his noontime press confer­ence and went to the White House where he discussed the Japanese reply with President Roosevelt for one hour re­maining in the White House in order to attend the regular weekly meeting of the cabinet.

TOKYO, Dec. 6— J a p a n indicat-^ eed th ro u g h offic ia l sources y est-

j e rd ay a desire to p ro long peace ne- g o tia tio n s w ith th e U n ited S ta te s

I and su g g ested th a t th e u tte r ly ini- possible position ta k e n by th e to a b ig m isunders tand ing . R oosevelt ad m in is tra tio n w as due

D enying U n ited S ta te s charges th a t J a p a n so u g h t to ru le c a s t A - s ia by despotism ,the spokesm an sa id a rep ly p ro b ab ly w ould be s e n t to P re s id e n t R oosevelt’s in ­q u iry a b o u t th e nu m b er and p u r­pose of Jap an ese troops in Indo- C hina.

TOKYO, Dec. 6 — V ern acu la r evening editions w ith o u t excep tion v/ere sp lashed w ith th e Jap an ese - A m erican crisis . In ty p ica l h ead ­lines concern ing W hite H ouse’s pub lica tion of th e Jap an ese rep ly : Y om iuri quo te “A m erica Igno res D ip lom atic P reced en ts an d B a re s C on ten ts of O ur R eply .” N iclii N i- chi quote “A m erica D ecides to S ta ll D ip lom atic T a lk s In In te r ­e s t of W ar; B r ita in ’s Iro n F is t L u rk s B ehind Scenes.”

U n til re cen tly th e conservative C hugai quo te “U n ited S ta te s A g ­a in D em o n stra te s I t s In s in c e rity a s C onversations E n te r N ew P h a ­se.” T he K okum in b lazed “A m eri­c a ’s B reach of F a ith R eaches I t s C lim ax! W ash in g to n A dopts To E xpose T ac tic s A s I t Sees Con­v e rsa tio n s N ea rin g E n d .”

M eanw hile th e Y om iuri p rom i- nenced th e B an g k o k d isp a tch fro m i ts ow n co rresp o n d en t title d “T h a i­land W ill F ig h t I f I t C an ’t R e­m ain N e u tra l .”

T he re p o r t quo ted “P rem ie r P i- bu l S ongg ram a sse rtin g in th e speech of D ecem ber 5 th a t T h a i­land h as concluded no se c re t t r e a t ­ies w ith an y fo re ig n pow er, said th e co u n try w ill go to w a r w hen ­ever i t is im possible to p reserve peace .”

Dokuritsu School Bazaar Tomorrow

A ll is in read in ess fo r th e H ilo Jap an ese Ind ep en d en t school spon­so red b a z a a r th is S unday fro m 10 a, rri. a t th e school located on U lu- lani s tre e t.

P la n s have been m ade to serve lunches a t th e cam pus in o rd er to f^com m odate th e m an y w ho w ish td ‘)H ^ a in th e re d u rin g th e en tire opening hours.

T h is is a public a f fa ir an d the sn tire com m un ity is inv ited .

M any a rtic le s have been d o n a t­ed by th e P T A and th e pup ils have w orked on b eau tifu l h an d w o rk and sew ing, w h ich include cushions, pillow cases, c lo th ing , tab lec lo ths, lollies, ru n n e rs and cen terp ieces.

To th e p lan t-lo v in g people, p lan ts^w ill be sold a t v e ry r e a ­sonable p rices so we u rg e them to ^et th e re early .

b eau tifu l because M iss F u ru k a w a sings it. I s incere ly hope th a t in sp ite of h e r p re sen t w onderfu l s in g in g she w ill fu r th e r s tu d y as she h as n o th in g else to reach fo r b u t b e tte rm e n t each tim e. She is a p reced en t to th e up and com ing N isei a m a te u r singers.

I u rg e every N isei an d Isse i to im m edia te ly a tte n d h e r a p p e a ra n ­ce e ith e r to n ig h t or tom orrow n i­g h t to h e a r a sam ple of good N i­sei s in g in g and also see th e very e n te r ta in in g show s th a t a re p lay ­ing now a t th e Y am ato za th ea te r.

M iss F u ru k aw a , how ever, wiL n o t a p p e a r a t to m o rro w ’s m atinee p ro g ram .

F o r th e benefit of m usic lovers we a re p r in tin g th e w ords to “H a ­w a ii N adeah ikn”.

B u y

CHRISTMASThe National, State o A X Oand Local Tubercu- ^ (4 /\ I ^ losis Associations in the United States

“H A W A II N A D E SH IK O ”(W a ta sh a H aw aii no H ilo U m are)

W ords by Saijo Y aso M usic by H a tto r i R yoichi

Vocal by M iss Chiyom i F u ru k a w a A C olum bia reco rd

(1 )O gya to u m a re te

m an g o no ko k a g e M oete h i wo fu k u

y a m a wo m ita W a ta sh a H aw aii no

H ilo sodachi K uro i h itom i no

k o k o n a tsu m usum e.(2 )

N ise i n a red o m ow a ta sh i no k a a sa n

M ukash i fu r i sode T a k a S h im ad a

S h im a woh ir a i ta pa io n ia

Y am ato nadesh ikoh a ta m o to m usum e.

(3)N a ito fu ra w a —

ts u k i yo no sa k e b a M usum e G okoro k a

ts u i h o ro ii A m ai n ag ek i no

u k u re re n i N aze k a m a d a m i n u

fu ru sa to koishL(4). !

K yo m o aw o shiou zu m ak u h a m a do

H a re te N ippon ^k a n ta i no

S h im a e k u ru h i w o m ach i w ab ite

W a 'tasha fu ru fu ruH ino M aru no h a ta .

Axis Hurls Three Attacks on British

CAIRO , Dec. 6— B ritish g enera l h e a d q u a rte rs rep o rted y es te rd ay th a t A xis fo rces have hurled th ree pow erfu l a tta c k s a t th e B ritish po­sitions a t E d D uda, sou th of T o­bruk , g a in in g som e ground in a new o u tb reak of L ibyan figh ting .

A cco rd ing to a B ritish com ­m and, th e f i r s t tw o heavy a tta c k s by th eG erm an s and th e I ta lia n s on E d D uda w ere fie rce ly coun tered w ith m an y ca su a ltie s and th e th ird a t ta c k g a in ed a li tt le g round m ost of w h ich w as subsequen tly re c a p ­tu re d in a c o u n te ra tta c k . In th is b a ttle , too, th e enem y su ffe red se ­rous casu a ltie s .

Mrs. Moses Leaves For Coast TreatmentM rs. K a th leen M oses, v e te ran

c h em is try te a c h e r a t th e H ilo H igh school, le f t H ilo on S u n d ay ’s p lane fo r H onolulu w here she took the c lipper to th e m ain land . She is on s ick leave an d h a s proceeded to receive t r e a tm e n t a t th e Lom a L en d a S an a to riu m in CoHfornia.

' DEFENSE BOND QUIZQ. W hen w ill th e “d riv e” to sell D efense S av ings B onds beg in?

A . T here w ill be no “drive .” M nny people th in k o f th e D e­fen se S av in g s P ro g ra m a s like th e L ib e rty L oan cam pa igns o ' th e f i r s t W orld W ar, w h ich w ere conducted fo r s ta te d periods to ra is e specific quo tas . T h e D e­fen se S av in g s P ro g ra m is a lon g -ran g e , co n tinu ing e ffo r t to s t im u la te th e public to buy m ore an d m o re D efense B onds and S ta m p s m o n th by m on th , and is e ssen tia lly a p ro g ra m to p ro ­m o te m ass sav ing , a s w eil a s to p rov ide m oney fo r defense.

Q, A re th e D efense Sav ings S tam p s sold a t re ta il s to re s ex­changeab le fo r D efense S avings Bonds,

A . Yes. T hey a re th e sam© as S ta m p s on sa le a t p o s t offices a n d elsew here.

N O T E : To by D efense B onds an. S tam ps, go to th e n e a re s t post ol fice, b ank , or sav ings and loan a socia tion ; o r w rite to th e T reasu i e r of th e U n ited S ta te s , W ash ing ­ton , D. C. A lso S tam p s now a re or. sa le a t re ta il s to res .

B U YU NITED STATES

^ V I N G S

B O N D S ifANDSTAMPS

AMERICA ON GUARDIAbove is a reproduction of th«

T reasury D epartm ent’s Defensa Savings Poster, showing an ejcact duplication of the i jin a l “Minubai M an” sta tue by fam ed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps, on sale a t yoor bank or post office, are a vital p a r t

Junerica’s de.fenao prqpaiasweefc

Okazaki Appointed To Nanking Post

TOKYO, D ec. 6 — T he Fx'reign O ffice arm ounced th a t K a tsu o O- k azak i, consul gen e ra l in C alcu tta , w as new ly appo in ted counselor of th e Jap an ese em bassy in N ank ing .

English Judge Scores Legal-Minded OwnerK E N D A L , E n g .— A w om an, se­

p a ra te d fro m h e r husband , took in five evacuees fro m th e bom bed a- re a s in h e r bungalow n e a r K endal, W estm orland .

T he lan d lo rd claim ed possession o f th e bungalow on th e g round th a t she h a d used i t as a board ing house by ta k in g in th e evacuees.

T his is w h a t th e judge a t the K endal C oun ty C o u rt sa id :

“T h is w om an, se p a ra te d from h e r husband , is doing w o rk of n a ­tiona l im p o rtan ce in c a rin g fo r people fro m bom bed a reas . I n ­s te a d of try in g to tu rn h e r o u t you should encou rage h e r good w ork.

“I ap p lau d h e r .”

Duke to Bring Whole Squad to Rose Bowl

D U R H A M , N . C., Dec. 5— C oach D evils announced th a t he p lan s to ta k e h is e n tire squad to th e Rose B o j/l fo r th e N ew Y e a r’s D ay g a ­me.

H e fu r th e r s ta te d th a t the> w ould leave D u rh am on D ecem ber 20 an d p ra c tic e th re e days a t L ub­bock, Tex., before con tinu ing to P asad en a .

FCM)EFENSE

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T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Saturday, December 6,1941

' to united r«»liOT

P/aneJaneby ROBERTA COURTLAND

Ja n e Andrews, sm all-town girl, longs to make a career of aAia- tion . A fter her first solo fiight, she’s interviewed by Greg P res­cott, young newspaperman, and tells him of a plan she has for organizing a un it of girl flyers

. to help out in case the country ' should go to war. A New York : official of an a irc ra ft company.! M r. liobarts, offers her the com- j pan y ’s backing and arranges for ! Aleck Randall, celebrated flyer,* to fly her about the country to i rrYcmit would-be giri pilots for : h i :• proposed organization. Those

ii' crested are to be offered a e- rse in flying. Jane, accom pan- V ■ by her Aunt Emily, sets out oii tLe tour, but soon realizes ti, ,t its chief object is publicity Sc the a irc ra ft company and t.' i t Aleck is selecting girls for

* b auty ra th e r th a n ability. When< reg comes to one of the towns< a her route to see her, she dis­covers th a t she loves him and wonders w hether she wants a career, a fte r all. .However, he doesn’t seem to retu rn her love. M eanwhile, a rich girl in the

itow n, Eilen M artin, has shown 'in te re s t in her project. Aleck is anxious to enroll Ellen because

• h e r nam e is worth a lot in pub- ilicity. W hen Jane rejects her, i lie’s furious.

CHAPTER X X V II ^ITHAT evening, a t e l e g r a m

w as delivered to J a n e while sh e a n d A unt Em ily w ere a t d in n e r in th e ho te l d in ing «oom .

S he s lit th e envelope, drev/ )pat th e m essage, an d read :

RETURN TO NEW VORK IMME­DIATELY STOP EXPECT YOU MY OFPICE FOUR TOMORROW APTER-

, NOONHOBARTS

■' J a n e silen tly han d ed th e m es­sa g e to h e r au n t, who read i t w ith fwidened eyes.

“W liy, he sounds as though he (were an g ry !” exclaim ed A unt E m - p y .

‘T th in k he is,” said Jan e .“B u t w hy on e a r th should he

fce angry? Y ou’ve been doing m ar- :lous w ork.”“B ecause I tu rn ed down Ellen

I ' a r t in th is m orn ing an d accepted |b shabby , d o w n -a t- th e -h ee ls girl k h o ea rn s h e r living in th e m ills m ere and who h as been saving S ick e ls an d dim es fo r years in th e jliope of becom ing a flyer,” a n -

Sw ered Jan e . “I fe lt sure Aleck m uld wire H obarts .”

A un t Em ily p u t dow n h e r kn ife

f id fork. “Do you suppose th a t o barts m ig h t fii’e you — cancel le c o n tra c t? ”“I ’m hop ing so.”“Y ou hope so?” gasped A unt

E m ily . “T h en — th e n you’re n o t S a p p y in w h a t you’re do ing?”

“No m ore th a n you a re ,” said J a n e . “I m ean , th e way th in g s h av e tu rn ed ou t is n o t a t all w ha t I w anted . I f H obarts will cancel th e co n trac t, we’ll go back to O ak- to n and I ’ll s ta r t a ll over again , w ork ing w ith U ncle Sam an d — jjF/ell, th e n we’ll see w h a t happens p e x t .”

A un t E m ily’s eyes w ere sh in ing , [and Ja n e fe lt a little s tab of sham e [ th a t she h a d been so se lf-absorbed j to a t she h ad n o t stopped to re a l- fe e how unhappy h e r a u n t m u s t be S i th is so r t of life, w hich w as so [d ifferen t from all th e th in g s she Hiked. Well, she would m ake i t up ^ A un t Em ily w hen th ey go t ^ o m e , J a n e prom ised herself.

Th e n e x t day, th e ir fligh t to New Y ork was m ade w ithou t

even t. T hey h ad ju s t tim e, a f te r a r r iv in g a t th e a irp o rt, to drive to •tiie offices of th e a irc ra f t com pany a n d reach th e re a little a f te r four.

To J a n e ’s surprise , H o b arts [greeted h e r w arm ly.

T h en , w hen she w as sea ted be­f o r e h is desk, he said briskly, “To p e g in w ith , m y dear, I w an t to teU

you I ’m quite de ligh ted w ith th e re su lts of your to u r .”

“Are you?” J a n e ’s eyebrows sho t up. “Well. Tm no t. E xcept fo r p e r­hap s h a lf a dozen gilds, I feel th e w hole tr ip h a s been com pletely w asted .”

“Now, now, you m u s tn ’t be so easily d iscouraged,” H o b a r t s soothed her. “A fter all, th e re has been a trem endous a m o u n t of new spaper publicity abou t you andyour p ro jec t ”

“B u t I w asn’t a f te r publicity . Mr. H obarts .”

He w aved a h an d . “Yes, yes. my dear, we all quite u n d ers tan d th a t you were a c tu a ted by th e h ig h es t m otives and all th a t but, a f te r all, th is is a com m ercial age, and th e re m u st be m oney to keep th e w heels of—er—p atr io tism ro ll­ing .”

Ja n e said quickly, “I ’m a fra id we do n ’t speak th e sam e language, Mr. H obarts . Anyway, Td like to offer m y resignation , to tak e effect im m edia te ly .”

She h ad fe lt so sure th a t he h ad called h e r back to New York to d ischarge h e r th a t th e way in w hich he received h e r m en tion of a re s igna tion su rp rised her.

“B ut, my d ea r g irl,” he p ro te s t­ed, “you c a n ’t do th a t . You a re u nder co n trac t. We could m ake th in g s — er — u n p lea san t fo r you if you tried to w ithdraw now .”

Ja n e said. “B ut, surely, w hat I ’ve been doing isn ’t w orth w hat it m ust be costing th e com pany !”

H obarts sm iled. “You m ust let us decide th a t, my d e a r.”

Ja n e was s ilen t a m om ent.T hen , she said . “I don ’t know

ju s t w h at so r t of trouble you could cause me if I broke the con trac t. A fter all, I h av en ’t any m oney, so you cou ldn’t get an y th in g out of suing me. T herefo re , J th in k I ’ll go home. I ’m sorry, b u t you say th a t w hat I ’ve done uo fa r h as b rough t you a lo t of p>ablicity, so I do n ’t feel th a t I ’ll be le ttin g you down by cancelling th e co n tra c t.”

“B u t you wiJl, my d e a r—you’ll be le ttin g us down badly ,” H obarts insisted . “However, th e re is one considera tion u n d e r w h i c h we would—er—be w illing to cancel it .”

JANE looked a t him , c au g h t a c e rta in w ariness in h is eyes. He

was, she told herself, ge tting ready to p u t som eth ing over on her, and she m ust be on guard to p reven t th a t .

“W h at co n sidera tion?” she a sk ­ed.

H o b arts laughed . “T h e re ’s no occasion to act so suspicious. We sim ply w an t you to fulfill a ce rta in clause in th e co n trac t. Y ou’ll find it th e re in black an d w hite. All th a t we ask is th a t you go to the W om en’s Air M eet in M iam i nex t week as a so rt of rep resen ta tiv e of th e com pany. Ju s t ap p ea r th e re d u ring th e show. We will send Miss C yn th ia Collins w ith you, an d you will sim ply do w hat she tells you to do. A fter th e m eet, we will c a n ­cel th e co n trac t by m u tu a l con­sen t, an d you will be free to do w hat you like. T h e r e ! T h a t’s fa ir enough, isn ’t I t? ”

Ja n e h esita ted . Surely, w h a t he asked of h e r w as perfec tly h a rm ­less. W hy shou ld n ’t she rep resen t th e com pany a t th is m eet? A fter all, th ey h ad been very generous to h e r, even th o u g h she d isapprov­ed of th e ir m otives. H er little sus­picion th a t H obarts was try in g to p u t som eth ing over on h e r died. As he said , i t was a perfec tly fa ir re ­quest.

A nd so, she nodded. “All fright, M r. H obarts— I ’m w illing to do th a t . I don ’t w an t you to th in k I ’m u n g ra te fu l fo r all th a t you’ve done fo r me. I t ’s ju s t th a t— well,I d o n ’t feel th a t I ’ve accom plished a n y th in g w orth while. B u t I ’ll go to th e m eet a n d do w hatever Miss C ollins says—an d afte rw ard s, we’ll te a r up th e c o n tra c t an d p a r t fr ien d s.”

“G ood!” said H obarts , an d shook h an d s o n th e b a rga in .

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C lilD SURPRISE— Probably biggest surprise of football season p/as uprising of battered Pittsburgh U. team to defeat m ighty jf ordham, in Pittsburgh, by score of 13-0. Ram was cleanly beaten, outrun and outmaneuvered. Here, Edgar (Special De­livery) Jones of Pitt is tearing through Fordham wail for first yown in opening quarter, . _

USED TO SCORCHED EARTH— German cavalrymen are so used to scorched earth policy of Russians that they give attention to their horses, unconcerned as a peasant's hut burns furiously behind them. Picture, passed by German censor, taken somewhere on Russo-German front.

SANTA SENDS 'EM EARLY— Almost seven weeks before the holiday, Christmas trees began arriv ing in New York. Some of them were put on disp lay, as above, and others went into a storage cellar. These trees arrived from Vermont.

UP A G A IN — First picture of former Premier Pierre Lava! of France since attempt was made on his life in Versailles, last August. He is shown at Chateidon Castle in V ic h y , where he is convalescing. For a time his life hung in balance, during which period he lost 25 pounds.

DEMPSEYS DINE OUT— Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion, and his lovely w ife , former Hannah W illiam s , dine out at Beachcomber, New York night club. They have been astranged, but are reported reconciled now.

NEW AND OLD BATTLES— It happened that when Brig. General Orlando W ard , commanding First Armored Brigade, went to Field telephone to give war-games directions, near Camden, 5. C ., phone was at site of ancient battle.

SONG FOR RED CROSS — Irving Berlin presents orig ina l manuscript of his new song, "Angels of Mercy," dedicated to Red Cross, to Chairman Norman H . Davis, right, in New York. Song helps launch annual Red Cross Roll C a ll.

DEAD-SHOT MARGARET — Margaret Sullavan, of stage and screen, bags rabb it, while vacationing at Sun Valley, Idaho . A lthough she had never hunted before, she devoted^ entire vacation to sport, in Sawtooth Mountains.

O H , S H U C I^S I — . deep in muddy rows or b-i , . corn, Floyd W ise of Pit . Center, Mi., won I 94 I nc: ! Iv... • cornhusking championship. I .o shucked more than 60 ears a mmute In 80-mI nu t e grind, w inning over 2 1 f a r m y a r d rivals. More than I 15 , 000 persons watched.

IN PLEASANT MOOD— Enjoying vacation in New York from film studios in Hollywood, Ilona Massey, Hungarian-born singing star, and her husband, A lan Curtis, are in jovial mood in new; W edgw ood Room of Hotel W jajdorf-Astoria.

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H O M E G A R D E NQUESTIONS and ANSWERS

The following questions and answers have been prepar­ed to meet some of the most oommon inquiries of home gard­eners who are attempting vegetable production in their yards.

This material is intended to supplement Agricultural Circular 95 “Home Garden Hints.”

1. What are some of the points to bear in mind in re­gard to location of a home garden?

Abundance of sunshine, good drainage, protection from strong winds, availability of water, convenience of ope­ration and maintenance. Areas filled with many large tree roots should be avoided if possible.2. How important is it to have a windbreak?

' An adequate windbreak or protection from strong winds is absolutely necessary in a good home garden. Pigeon

‘ pease, sorghum or pole lima beans (King of the Garden) grown on a chicken wire fence are good. Vitex, panax or porary windbreaks can also be made from empty sacks crotons can also be used, but they are somewhat slow. Temporary windbreaks can also be made from empty sacks stretched between stakes.

3. How would you go about deciding what to plant.Be guided by (1) what the family likes, (2) and varie­ties that do well in your neighborhood. Don’t plant many vegetable varieties, even though the catalogue descrip­tions are intriguing. Limit the garden to a few types, not over eight or a dozen at the most. Total food value, na­tural resistance to disease or insect attack and general size of the garden will help determine what to grow.4. When is the best time of the year to plant a garden

at low elevations?In such areas as Honolulu, Hilo and other similarly lo­cated places the fall is perhaps the best time to start, but if one really wants a garden it can be started at any time.5. Some good varieties of the best adapted vegetables for

home garden purposes:String beans: pole—Kentucky Wonder (Brown Seeded,

Rust R esistant); bush Bountiful, PlentifulLima beans: pole_King of the Garden; bush_Fordhook

bushBeet: Detroit dark red or Crosby’s Egyptian Carrot: Danvers half long or ChantenayCabbage: Head—Golden acre; Chinese Wong BokLettuce: Mignonetteor Manoa Spinach: New Zealand, Chinese, true spinich Tomato: large—Break O’Day, (not advisable for sum­

mer production at low elevations); Small_San Mar- zano

Onions: green bunching, self multiplying types.6. How often and in what quantities should vegetables

be planted in the home garden?

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This question is discussed in detail in Agricultural Cir­cular No. 118 “The Home Garden.” Estimates are given for requirements for a family of 5.

7. What vegetables should be avoided in a home garden in Hawaii?

a. Cucumber too extremely susceptible to disease andattack of melon flies.

b. Squash varieties same as above.c. Pumpkin same as above and also requires too muchroom for normal growth.d. Corn— long maturing, low total harvest per plant, re­

quires much space and attention, same space and tim’e would givemore food units return if devoted to some other crops.

e. Artichokes not adapted to the tropics.f. Cauliflower—too hard a crop for most home garden­

ers—better to plant broccoli or cabbage.g. Brussels sprouts not adapted to the tropics.h. Shelling peas not adapted to the tropics.i. Pepper—Very difficult for home gardeners to ade­

quately cope with the insect and disease problems.j. Watermelon and cantaloupe too susceptible to disea­

se and attack of melon flies.8. What commercial fertilizer should the home garderner

have on hand?A good commercial grade of complete fertilizer such as one containing 6 parts nitrogen, 9 parts phosphoric acid and 5 parts potash or 4 parts nitrogen, 12 parts phospho­ric acid and 8 parts potash. (Commercially known as 6-9-5 or 4-12-8).

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AT THE PAUCEW eek E nd ing N ovem ber 30, 1941 B y K. H. F IN C H , V olcanologist

L ocal seism ic ac tiv ity h a s g re a tly decreased d u ring the p a s t week. The local seism ic index fo r th e 44 d is tu rb an ces recorded a t th e O b serv a to ry w as 12.00 com pared w ith 35.00 th e w eek previous. E a rth q u a k e a c tiv ity nevertheless increased ap p rec iab ly a t th e end of the w eek, and i t ap p ea rs to be cen­te red in the W aim ea T ab le land w hich show ed such h igh se ism ici­ty d u rin g th e 2 p reced ing w eeks.

T he follow ing e a rth q u ak es w ere reco rded a t th e V olcano O bserva­to ry :

“V ery F eeb le” : 4

N ovem ber 24, 6:02 p. m., d is ta n ­ce p robab ly 40.3 m iles

N ovem ber 30, 10:34 a. m., d is t­ance p ro b ab ly 45.3 m iles

N ovem ber 30, 12:54 a. m., d is­tan ce p robab ly 48.2 fe lt by a few persons in H ilo

N ovem ber 30, 1.56 p. m., d is ta n ­ce p ro b ab ly 43.5 fe lt by a few p e r­son in Hilo.

“T rem o rs” : 40, one of w hich oc- cu rin g a t 7 :40 p. m., N ovem ber 27, j w as rep o rted fe l t by a few persons , a t P aau h au .

In add ition to th e 44 local se is­m ic d is tu rb an ces recorded a t th e | O bservato ry , 87 trem o rs ev iden tly j o rig ijia tin g n e a r W aim ea w ere re- , corded on th e M auna L oa seism o­g rap h ; a few of th ese also reg is t- ■ ered on th e H ilo and K ona in s tru ­m en ts, b u t n o t a t K ilauea . |

T iltin g of th e ground on th e n o r th e a s t rim of K ilauea c ra te r w as s lig h t to th e e a s t so u th -east. M icroseism ic m otion of th e g round w as lig h t to m odera te .

Of th e 28 localities on concentric c rack s arourj,d H alem aum au m eas­ured F r id a y m orn ing , N o v em b er' 28, 7 opened a to ta l of 5.0 m illim e­te rs, 2 closed 1.5 m illim eters , and 19 rem aineed unchanged .

Of 8 C hain of C ra te rs R oad cracks , 2 opened a to ta l of 1.5 m il­lim eters , 2 close 1.5 m illim eters since O ctober 31, and 4 rem ained unchanged .

Since N ovem ber 14, th e A loi rim ra c k opened 3.5 m illim eters . Ko- koolau h o t a re a show ed th e sam e av e rag e fo r 6 s ta tio n s as on O ct­ober 31, b u t th e m ax im um read in g of 194 degrees F is one degree less th a n th e m ax im um a m onth ago.

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N E W YORK, Dec. 6— C oncern over th e w a r is h av in g its e ffec t on th e A m erican pub lic’s m usical

j ta s te s . G ene A ustin , singer, said a f te r a sw ing acro ss th e coun try .

R ig h t now, w ith w a r ta lk on everyone’s lips, sw eet, soo th ing m usic is in dem and because i t h as a re s tfu l, re lax in g influence on tire d nerves, A ustin reported .

“M usical ta s te s change w ith th e tem p er of th e people,” he said . “S u rp ris in g ly enough, I h a v e found th is to p reva il in ev ery sec­tion of th e co u n try I h av e v is ited d u rin g th e p a s t severa l m on ths— from S ea ttle to C incinnati, K ansas C ity to M iam i, and A tla n ta to N ew Y ork.

“People w a n t to dance to so ft m usic, th e re lax in g k in d th a t b rings re lease fro m ca res an d w o r­rie s .”

A u stin con tends th a t th e so o th ­ing e ffec t of so f t m usic is a p p a r­en t on th e faces of d ancers and listeners. U n fo rtu n a te ly , in te rm is ­sions b rin g a recu rren ce of ta lk abou t th e a ffa irs of th e m om ent.

“B a rn s to rm in g around tlie coun­try fo r y e a rs h a s ta u g h t m e to ex ­p ec t c e r ta in ty p es of m usic a d a p t­ed to th e pub lic’s m en ta l a t t itu d e of th e m om en t,” he said . “F o r ex­am ple, you w ill reca ll th a t jazz had its b ir th in post-W orld W ar days w hen a good m an y inh itions w ere c a s t aside. T hen d u rin g the d ep ress io n ,, th e re w as a g en era l dem and fo r loud m usic — as if those w ho w ere su ffe rin g fin an c i­a l losses w an ted to ‘drow n th e ir so rro w s’ in th e b la r in g m usic .”

The th r illin g ad v en tu res of Mi to K om on and h is fa ith fu l follow ers, S ukesan an d K ak u san , a re b rilli­a n tly dep icted in “ZOKU M ITO KOMON K A IK O K K I” N ik k a ts u ’s g re a t sa m u ra i d ram a, show ing to ­n ig h t a t th e P a lace T h ea tre on th e double p ro g ram w ith “K O I W A AIVIE N I N U R E T E ” Nil^'katsu’s g lam orous rom ance d ram a, fe a tu r ­ing an a ll s t a r cast.

“Zoku M ito K om on K a ik o k k i” s t a l l in g K a ta o k a Chiezo, B an to T sum asaburo , A ra sh i K an jy u ro and Y am am oto K aich i in th e lead ­ing roles, w ill be show n (zenpen and kohen) in one com plete show ­ing. S u p p o rtin g th e s ta rs a re o th ­e r w ell know n ch am b a ra p lay e rs includ ing T su k ig a ta R y u n o su k e ,' Onoue K ik u ta ro , and S aw am u ra K unitaro . Y ou’ll th r ill to and en joy th is e n te r ta in in g d ram a filled w ith action , sw ord f ig h ts and suspense and the p a tro n s a re advised n o t to m iss it.

T his sam e p ro g ram w ill a lso be show nat th e R oyal T h ea tre to m o r­row only a t a m c tin ee and one eve­n ing show s ta r t in g a t 7:30 P. M.

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HILO TMMTEEThe ro a rin g days of th e p ioneer

w est live ag a in in “B ad M en of M issouri,” show ing to d ay a t the Hilo th e a te r .

T elling th e d ra m a tic s to ry of th e Y ounger B ro th e rs , no to rious ou tlaw s of p ioneer days ,the p ic­tu re s ta r s D ennis M organ, Ja n e W ym an an d W ayne M orris, w ith A r th u r K eim edy, V ic to r Jo ry , A lan B a x te r and A nn Todd.

The Y ounger B ro th e rs w ere th e R obin Hoods of th e .old w est, m a k ­ing dangerous ra id s on b anks and s ta g e coaches and g iv ing th e ir loo t to ne ighbor fa rm e rs to p ay off m o rtg ag es held b y g reedy b a n k ­ers.

“B ad M en of M issouri” com es from th e s tud io th a t m ade “D odge C ity ,” “S a n ta F e T ra il,” V irg in ia C ity” and o th e r pow erfu l ac tion dram as.

A b b o tt an d C ostello hav e th e ir b ig g es t h it in “H old T h a t G host,” scheduled fo r th e H ilo th e a te r to ­m orrow , M onday an d T uesday. A ppearing w ith th e com edians a re M ischa A uer, Jo a n D avis, th e A ndrew s S is te rs , T ed Lew is and his band, R ich a rd C arlson an d Shem p H ow ard . A lso show ing Sunday an d M onday only is N o r­m an S p er’s F o o tb a ll F o re c a s t of n ex t S a tu rd a y ’s gam es.

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F ilip ino d ram a, p re se n tin g fo u r p o pu la r F ilip ino sc reen s ta rs , M i­la del Sol, Leopoldo Salcedo, Ca'r- los P ad illa an d D ean n a P ris to , is now show ing a t th e P a lace th e a te r a t 12:30 and 2:30.

A double Ja p a n e se p rog ram , “Z oku M ito K om on” and “K oiw a A m eni N u re te ,” w ill show to n ig h t a t 7:30.

B eg inn ing a tw o-day en g ag e­m en t tom orrow a re “H u rry C h ar­lie H u rry ,” s ta r r in g lieon E rro l w ith M ildred Coles an d Cecil C un­n ingham ; an d “M an F ro m M on­ta n a ,” fe a tu r in g Jo h n n y M ack B row n, F u zzy K n ig h t an d N eil O ’- D ay.

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C om ing tom orrow is a double Jap an ese p ro g ram , “Z oku M ito K om on” and “K oiw a A m eni N u re ­te .”

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Kinoshita, Taosaka In Main Event Of Amateur FightMAKING LARRY HOLLER UnCLEMalifilchi Sportorial

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When Sam Papu’s Diamond Packers of Oahu de­feated the oKloa Plutes of Kauai in an inter-island grid-

' iron game last weekend on Kauai by the scorei of 25-0, i the Honoluluans claimed the 130 pound barefoot foot­

ball championship of the territory. They had previously beaten Kahului Jackrabbits of Maui in a game at the Honolulu Stadium.

This may be just a pipe dream, but it would be interest­ing, if and when, the highly tutored Diamond Packers of Ho­nolulu meet Hilo’s champions. Wreckers, for the undisputed territorial championship.

A game such as this, held over a holiday like Christmas, in a town whore there’d be no other competitive event, like in Hilo, should draw a huge throng of spectators.

The Haiku football team of Maui, that was defeated by the local CIO aggreation on Thanksgiving Day, finished the Tegular schedule over on Maui in a tie for the championship .with the Jackrabbits of Kahului. CIO beat Haiku 14-0, while the championship Wreckers team hold two victories over CIO in the local circuit, which should give the Links a big edge over the Maui champions.

Unquestionably the Diamond Packers of Honolulu is a powerful team with veterans holding down every position in the lineup, and a game featuring Wreckers against such a colorful eleven should well be a natural, even more so with the territorial championship at stake.I « « « «

IT might be interesting to note that at least 10 fighters that did their fist slinging in the Big Island amateur rings last year are now doning the colors of the CYO amateur fight dub over in the Capital City.

All these fighters will likely appear on Tuesday night’s amateur card if opponents are available.

Former Hiloites fighting for CYO are as follow: JoePark, last year Hawaii featherweight runner-up; Tommy Mo- rita. Big Island flyweight king; Johnny Torres, former welt­erweight title holder and last year lightweight runner-up; Anki Hoshijo, Hilo Sugar bantamweight; Manuel Gonsalves, flyweight; Estebone Bibilone, flyweight runner-up; Fred Higa, bantamweight; Moses Higa, welter; Clifford Ahu, Naalehu bantam, and Albert Lui, Naalehu fly who is now fighting in the bantamweight division.

All these fighters mentioned above were the nucleus of the Simon pure boxing on the Big Island last year and they will undoubtedly play a big part in the Honolulu amateur rings. With several leading amateurs leaving the simon pure ranks to enter the money game, it vdll be these fighters that will carry on the amateur game in Honolulu.

With proper training, the right kind of competition and a few breaks, one or more of these fighters mentioned above may come up with a territory title.

Stanford Cag*e Team Defeats Olympic Club

PA L O ALTO , Cal., Dec. 6 — The S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity b a sk e tb a ll te a m opened th e ir 1941-42 season

on W ednesday n ig h t w ith a n im ­pressive 36-25 v ic to ry over th e Ol5m ipic C lub of S an F rancisco .

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The first amateur smoker of the 1941-42 season will be held tonight at the Hilo Center gymnasium starting from 8:00 with Hienie Kinoshita of CIO taking on Kazumi Taosa- ka of Naalehu in the main event.

Because of the injury list and the uncertainty of some fighters of making the weight at the weigh-in this afternoon, the BIAU boxing committee, headed by Chairman Toma Ta- saki, was unable to definitely state the number of fights on tonight’s card. However, fans are assured at least 9 to 12 slam bang bouts.

M ain E v e n t Good T he m ain even t o f th is evening

alone is w ell w o rth th e p rice of ad- th e rw e ig h ts on th e B ig Is la n d w ill m ission a s tw o of th e lead ing fea- be sq u a rin g off. B o th hoys have h ig h rep u ta tio n s am ong th e sim on pu res and a t one tim e w ere cham ­pion of th e 126 pound division.

K azum i T ao sak a w as th e fe a th ­e rw e ig h t cham pion in 1939, w hile H ienie K in o sh ita g a rn e red th e t i ­tle in 1940 by d e fea tin g T ao sak a .B o th f ig h te rs w ere in tem p o ra ry re tire m e n t la s t y e a r and did n o t ta k e p a r t in th e cham pionship

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DRA GO NS F L A S H TOO M UCH P O W E R F O R LOCA LS TO

W I N E A S Y

F la sh in g a fa s t-c lick in g com bi­n a tio n w hich excelled all-around , Coach R ich a rd K im ’s H o n o k aa h i­gh school D ragons b a sk e tb a ll te am la s t n ig h t sco red an u p se t 52-16 v ic to ry o v e r v is itin g S t. M ary ’s school cagers , tu to re d by W a lte r V ictor.

K im , w ho succeeded L inden B urns a t H onokaa and is coach­ing fo r th e f i r s t year, h as m olded to g e th e r a pow erfu l com bination th a t is a c red it to an y school, C oach V ic to r com m ented today .

A s in d ica ted b y th e score, th e local cag e rs w ere o u tc lassed from the o u ts e t of th e g am e ,and th e outcom e of th e gam e w as n ev e r in doubt a t an y tim e, i t w as repo rted .

In c id en ta lly , th e H onokaa com ­bine is p re sen tly p acem ak in g in th e ir hom e c ircu it.

Owen Price is Best Kicker for 2nd Year

SE A T T L E , Dec. 5— Owen P ric e of th e T exas M ines w on th e n a ­tional fo o tb a ll k ick in g c row n fo r the second consecutive y e a r by av e rag in g 45.33 yard s, i t w as a n ­nounced by th e A m erican S ta t is t i ­cal B u reau . ,

W ilson Schw enk of th e W ash ­ing ton U n iv e rs ity estab lished h im ­self th re e records. H e s e t a new n a r k of 1,928 y a rd s in to ta l of­fense. H e also b e tte re d h is own pass com pletion reco rd by h u rlin g 114 com pleted passes in 234 a t ­tem pts . Schw enk als'o p a r tic ip a te d in 354 p lay s to g a in th e iron m an title .

In p ass com plete percen tag e , Jim m y R ichardson o f M arq u e tte se t a new h igh a s he com pleted -ifty -e ig h t o u t of n inety-one fo r a p ercen tage of .637.

Punahou Leaves for Maui to meet Baldwin

H O N O LU LU , Dec. 6—T he P u ­nahou h ig h school foo tba ll te am le f t fo r M aui a t 4:00 o’clock y e s t­e rd ay a fte rn o o n to keep a da te w ith th e B aldw in h ig h school on Sunday, D ecem ber 7, a t th e K ah u ­lu i F a irg ro u n d s.

The P unahou eleven is th e ru n ­ner-up in th e H onolulu In te rsc h o ­la s tic league, w hile B aldw in g a rn ­ered th e ru n n er-u p position in the M aui P rep circu it.

HBFA CONFAB ON MONDAY

J F IR S T M E E T IN G O F CAGE I O F F IC IA L S SL A T E D AT

H IL O C E N T E R

M em bers of th e H aw aii B as­k e tb a ll O fficials A ssocia tion a r e g e tt in g to g e th e r fo r th e ir f i r s t

* o ffic ia l m ee tin g of th e 1941-42 b ask e tb a ll season on M onday n i­gh t, D ecem ber 8, a t 7 :15 p. m . a t H ilo C enter.

W ith th e p re lim in a ry leagues p rac tic a lly a t a c lo ie and th e regu-

! la r season ju s t a ro u n d th e corner, the a rb i te r s ’ gr'bup p lan to s t a r t

’ in w ith serious s tu d y in g fo r w h a t : looks like a b usie r y ear. I t w ill be th e fo u r th y e a r since th e o rg an iz ­a tio n w as s ta r te d to provide H ilo w ith a su ffic ien t supp ly of quali-

I fied officials, and to enable o ffi­cials to keep up w ith th e m ost r e ­cen t tren d s in baske tba ll.

The associa tion h as since th en acqu ired ru le books an d o th e r su p ­p lem en tary s tu d y m a te ria l long before th e season s ta r ts , each year, th is in tu rn h a s enabled team s to be a jum p ah ead in th e w ay of ru le changes and v a r ia ­tions.

T he sam e se t of o fficers have gu ided th e w elfa re of th e assoc ia ­tion th ro u g h th e f i r s t severa l y ea rs w ith M yron O. Isherw ood as p residen t, Y asuo H iran o v ice-p re­siden t, D. A . D evine an d Jo h n H. B eukem a d irec to rs , an d T om a T a- saki, se c re ta ry - tre a su re r .

O thers on th e ro lls a re U ng Soy Afook, G ard n er B row n, A h H on C hang, E d w ard F u ji ta , S a k a ru Ko- hashi, M inoru K unieda, K en M c­A llister, Goro Shim ose, T akeo T a- kem oto, L aw rence V ictor, D oro T akeda, an d A lfred Bell. T a k a K anda, A lfred Souza, an d R ichard M izu ta a re new m em bers th a t signed up la te ly .

Grid Stars EnlistIn U. S. Air Corps

SO U TH B EN D , Ind., Dec. 6 — L a s t y e a r ’s cap ta in of th e N o tre D am e foo tball team , P a u l B. Lillis, and h is tw o room m a te s have en ­lis ted in th e U n ited S ta te s a rm y a ir corps.

H is room m a te s a re L aw rence K elly of P asadena , Cal., an d L aw ­rence M ickey of B rooklyn, N . Y. The tr io w ill re p o r t fo r d u ty sh o r t­ly a f te r th e com m encem ent n ex t M ay.

L illis p layed le f t ta c k le fo r th e F ig h tin g I r ish an d h is hom e is in Chicago.

M aj. Jo seph F . M oore w ho a d ­m in is te red th e o a th sa id th a t they w ill receive th e ir tra in in g a t R an ­dolph Field, Texas.

BOYS’ CAGEBALL E N T R I E S ARE

CALLED BY HRCB oys b a sk e tb a ll te am s desiring

to p a r tic ip a te in th e H R C 85 pound, 100 pound, an d 115 pound bask e tb a ll leagues d u rin g w in te r v aca tio n m ay g e t th e ir e n try b lanks a t th e H R C Office. M eet­ing of all team re p re se n ta tiv e s w ill be held a t th e H R C O ffice a t 9:00 A. M., S a tu rd ay , D ecem ber 13. A ll en tr ie s m u s t be in befo re th is m eeting .

85 pound D ivision—A ge L im it__12

100 pound D ivision—A ge L im it — 14

115 pound D ivision—A ge L im it —16.

E xperience R u ling : A ll h ig h e rdivision p lay e rs barred , also I n te r ­m ediate an d h ig h e r ca lib e r p la y ­ers.

R o ste r : 12 o r less p lay e rs allow ­ed on th e te am list.

E lio E lectr ic H gM C o., L td .

Bob Peters Receives Hig-h Athletic AwardPR IN C E T O N , N. J., Dec. 5 —

Jap ta in Bob P e te r s of th e P rin ce - on fo o tb a ll te a m w as aw ard ed

:he John P re n tis Poe cup la s t ni- j h t a t th e te am banquet.

The Jo h n P re n tis s P oe cup is

'exas Christians to Start Practice Soon

FO R T W O RTH , Tex., Dec. 6 — Leo (D u tch ) M eyer announ-

ed a f te r h is re tu rn from a h u n t-

JA C K SO N V IL LE , F la ., Dec. 5— Lloyd W aner, v e te ra n ou tfie lder, y e s te rd ay signed to p lay w ith th e P h ilade lph ia Phillies. L loyd is one of th e fam ous V /aner b ro th e r o u t­field duo of L loyd an d P a u l w ho s ta r re d fo r Ih e P it ts b u rg h P ira te s severa l y ea rs ago.

JA C K SO N V IL LE , F la ., D ec. 5— The D e tro it T ig e rs y e s te rd a y a s ­signed ou tfie lder T uck S ta in h ack and in fie lder Boyd P e r ry to th e A m erican associa tion K an sas C ity club in com plete p a y m e n t fo r so h rts to p B ill H itchcock.

I t w as back in 1940 th a t th e T i­g e rs p u rch ased S ta in h ack fro m th e M on trea l In te rn a tio n a l l e a g u e club. '

CHICAGO, Dec. 5— C atch e r K en S ilv estri of th e N ew Y o rk Y an k ­ees of th e A m erican m a jo r league w as induc ted in to th e a rm y y e s t­e rd ay u n d e r th e se lective serv ice ac t.

T he local board found S ilv estri in good physica l condition.

T he Y ankees’ th ird s t r in g ca tc h ­er is a C hicago re s id en t an d p lay ­ed fo r th e W hite Sox befo re he w as tra d e d to th e Y ankees tw o seasons ag o fo r second b asem an B ill K n ickerbocker.

Duquesne Receives Bowl Consideration

A LB U Q U EQ U E , N. M., Dec. 5— D uquesne, u n d e fea ted and un tied d u rin g th e ir 1941 season, y e s te r ­day received serious considera tion to ta k e p a r t in th e Sun Bowl g a ­m e on N ew Y e a r’s D ay a t E l P a - so,T ex.

A Sun Bowl spokesm an said th a t D uquesne w ill be considered as th e logical co n ten d e r fo r the Sun Bowl bid. H ow ever, th e deci­sion w ill be m ade a f te r th is S a t­u rd a y ’s gam e.

The B order C onference e n tra n t I will he decided on th e outcom e of

the A rizo n a-U tah gam e an d th e H ard in S im m ons-A rizona S ta te encounter.

Ito u rn am en t.

i F a n s w ill w ell rem em b er th e 'g ru e llin g b a tt le s th a t th e se tw o p u t up in th e 1940 season, w hen K inosh ita b e a t T ao sak a in th e B ig Is la n d cham pionships, only to h av e th e la t te r com e b ack w ith a v ic ­to ry in th e 4 -IA A P to u rn a m e n t w hich follow ed th e Is la n d of H a ­w aii to u rn am en t.

B a tt le T oss U p T he N aa leh u fe a th e rw e ig h t is

considered a m uch b e t te r boxer th a n K inosh ita , b u t th e la t te r , w ith o u t a shadow of a doubt, is the h a rd e r h i t te r w hich m ak es to ­n ig h t’s b a tt le a tossup.

B o th T a o sa k a and K in o sh ita a re w illing m ixers an d th a t th e y w ill p u t up a crow d p leas in g b a tt le is w ith o u t say ing .

A s to w h e th e r o r n o t S usu M a- eda and K a tsu to K an d a w ill be able to f ig h t to n ig h t, th e com m it­tee w as unab le to s ta te a t th is w ritin g . The B IA U boxing com m it­te e sa id th a t i t w ill be know n th is a fte rn o o n a f te r th e w eigh-in.

S us M aeda of H ilo S u g a r A A w as m a tch ed w ith P au l T o k u sa to of CIO in a fea th e rw e ig h t bou t. M aeda is rep o rted n o t in tip -to p condition fo r th e b a tt le to n ig h t, how ever, should he be availab le , th is b a tt le h a s a ll th e e a rm a rk in g of an ex c itin g slugfest.

M a«da M oves U p ,M aeda is th e fo rm er 4 -IA A F

b an tam w e ig h t cham pion w ho h as m oved up to th e fe a th e rw e ig h t d i­vision because of th e h a rd tim e he h a s in m ak in g th e 118 pound lim it. I t is believed th a t he w ill do b e t­te r f ig h tin g in th e fe a th e r div ision inasm uch as he w on’t be p u lling dow n h is w eigh t, th u s w eak en in g him .

H a rd h it t in g K a tsu to K an d a of CIO w as m a tch ed w ith T e rry D el- f in of H ilo S u g a r in w h a t w as a n a tu ra l slu g fest. K an d a in h is f i r s t y e a r of f ig h tin g la s t season show ­ed up w ell a s he sco red v ic to ries over som e top no tchers. H e w ill be m uch b e tte r th is season w ith one y e a r o f experience to h is c re ­dit.

P e rp e tu a l-m o tio n DeLfin is a ve­te r a n am ong th e a m a te u rs an d fo u g h t in th e fe a th e rw e ig h t d iv i­sion la s t y ear. I t is re p o r te d th a t he can easily m ak e th e b a n ta m ­w e ig h t c lass, th u s he w ill do h is f ig h tin g in th e 118 pound division.

O kubo M ay ShowIn case K an d a w ill be u n ab le to

fig h t, Tom O kubo o f th e sam e club w ill be s ta c k e d up a g a in s t D elfin . O kubo m ad e a c red itab le show ing la s t y e a r an d w ill be a f a i r m a tc h a g a in s t th e v e te ra n F i­lipino.

M asao Y oshina, H ilo S u g a r ’s ru g g ed fe a th e rw e ig h t la s t y e a r , w ill ta k e on E ugene aB rin g of th e Volcano CCC in a b an ta m w e ig h t sc rap w hich should steEil th e show . Y oshina w as a re a l crow d p lea se r la s t season an d h a s n ev e r y e t fa iled to p u t up a good show .

A u g u stin e C arn a l of O laa w ill s lug i t o u t w ith S a lvado r L ag ron io of V olcano CCC in a f ly w e ig h t b a ttle .

A fo rm er H ilo boy, J a r r e t A h Chin, w ho is now w o rk in g on th e K u a la la i w ill m ee t Jo h n B onocan of O laa in a lig h tw e ig h t sc rap .

O ther f ig h ts on th e schedule a re : B en N am ahoe (C IO ) vs. L a r ry

O kuda (V olcano CCC3, b an tam s.R ich a rd U yeno (H u a la la i) v s.

M ichael C in tron (C C C ), fe a th e rs .Silvino Ingon (O laa) vs. J i ro A -

dach i (H u a la la i) , flys.A noy A g an (O laa) vs. Jo h n K o

(CCC) flys.These f ig h te rs m ay be sw itch ed

a b it a f te r th e w eigh-in th is a f t e r ­noon. r

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Biff Jones Gets New Contract at Nebraska

L IN CO LN , N eb. Dec. 5— H ead coach B iff Jo n es o f N e b ra sk a y es­te rd a y signed a new fiv e -y ea r con­t r a c t to re ta in h is position . H is old c o n tra c t exp ires on J a n u a ry 1.

U n d er th e new a g re e m e n t i t w as understood th a t M ajo r Jones would receive $12,000 annually . W allace W ade of th e D uke B lue

1 ing tr ip th a t th e T exas C h ris tian U n ivers ity w ill s t a r t p r tc tic e fo r th e ir O range Bowl gam e w ith G eorg ia on D ecem ber 15.

Army, Yale swimming- Teams are Accepted

i N EW Y O R K , Dec. 6— Six o rg an ­iza tions a ff ilia ted w ith th e cen tra l office fo r e a s te rn a th le tic s a d m it­ting A rm y ’s an d Y ale’s sw im m ing team s in to th e e a s te rn a th le tic g roups.

Y ale’s e n try w as effec tive im ­m ed iately , w hile A rm y w on’t p a r ­tic ip a te in th e sw im m ing league u n til 1943.

Cotton Bowl Tickets Reported Going FastD A LLA S, Tex., Dec. 6— W ith

o rders fo r th e C o tton B ow l tic k ­e ts com ing in from 33 s ta te s , M ex­ico an d B erm uda, th e bow l o ffi­c ials p re d ic t a se llou t w ith in tw o w eeks.

T he C o tton Bowl g am e w ill b rin g to g e th e r T exas A gg ies and A labam a.

One th ird of th e bow l’s s i t t in g cap ac ity of 46,000 have a lread y been sold.

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