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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1941 NO. 9(I*S LENINGRAD IS REPORTED i ENCIRCLEIINT 1600 PRISONERS REPORTED CAPTURED BY GERMANS IN NORTHERN FRONT BERLIN, Sept. 2—According to a German report dispatched on Monday, Leningrad is being press- ed tightly all around by a Naiz steel ring despite fierce Soviet re- sistance and heavy rains, which have made the roads bogged down leaving many of them impassable. One thousand six hundred Sovi- et prisoners were captured in one sector of the northern front by a German division. 1400 FINNISH SOLDIERS KILLED MOSCOW, Sept. 2—Russian war reports said on Monday that 1400 Finnish troops were killed in a fierce fighting in the “N” sector of the northern front, apparently in the Karelian isthmus. German troops were reported held back in a heavy fighting all along the front. Soviet reports indicated that the Red Army counter attacks have slacked down to some extent Nazi advance on Leningrad and in the southern Ukraine and the Soviets are advancing on the central front. LABOR MINISTER APPEALS TO U. S. LONDON, Sept. 2—Ernest Bev- in. Labor minister, said in a broad- cast to the United States yester- day that British labor is fully conscious of the issues involved in this war and is already to beat Germany in the production field with your help. Although he asked the United States to put its full weight be- hind the battle to supply materi- als, he did not pursuade the Unit- ed States to enter the war. Korea Gets Power From New Suiho Dam SHINGISHUH, Korea, Sept. 2— The second hydroelectric generat- or of the Suiho Dam, reputedly the largest in the Orient, started serv- ing power to Korea over a line connecting Heijo. It is recalled that Manchoukuo received the first benefits from the dam when elec- tric current w£is released on Aug- ust 25 over lines to the Anshan a- rea. MYSTERIOUS TRIP OF TlfO PLANES NOTED 47 SOVIET PASSENGERS ARE REPORTED ON BOARD WITH DIPLOMATIC PASSPORTS NOME, Alaska, Sept. 2 — Two Soviet seaplanes were reported to have arrived here on Sunday night and refueled early yesterday morn- ing. Forty-seven passengers were reported aboard the planes carry- ing diplomatic passports, headed by Commander M. Gromoff. Each failed to comment other then to saying that they were headed for Washington. The planes were reported as hav- ing left Moscow on Thursday and had travelled through rough wea- ther. Three U. S. Army bombers had escorted the two seaplanes in- to Norton sound and the sea- planes were reported awaiting ord- ers from Washington. Meanwhile, reliable reports here said that a special representative is due here from Washington. The planes are expected to trav- el via Anchorage, Sitka and San Francisco. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 — Ac- cording to the Soviet embassy spokesman the embassy has no information, which it could publi- cize, concerning the Russian aerial party, which landed at Nome on Sunday. TWO CONVICTS REBEL, ATTACK WARDEN AKAU Close to 92,000 public school stu- dents throughout the Territory en- tered the portals of learning this morning with the apunding of the buzzer. Only last night they were imable to obtain sleep wondering who my new teacher will be, will my new dress or trousers look all right, am I well equipped for tomorrow, etc. But, today, it’s the exchanging of jolly incidents of summer, ex- citement over courses and teach- ers and learning A B C . It means relief to mothers who had to reproach their children all through summer for their rascal- ness and worry for those who are sending their first child to school. Renewal of acquaintances are evidenced in the entire campus with outbursts of laughter heard all over. Teachers and students discuss the new baby that arrived, vacation trips abroad, lessons in swimming, camps, etc. . Meanwhile, in primary schools, the first comers seem lost bursting into tears. They probably have re- solved to stay home for good. Con- solations of sister, brothers or teachers alleviate to some extent their awkward feelings. With such excitements Hawaii’s 92,000 school students are destined for another ten months or so of training.—^A.S.T. EGG QUOTATIONS Market erratic with prices wide- range another price drop was not- ed in some quarters, the current level being: Large—53 to 63 cents per doz. Medium—^48 to 56 cents per doz. Small^—30 to 42 cents per doz. These prices are gathered from reliable sources but are not gua- ranteed. They are for the date stated above and represent Hono- lulu wholesale prices to retail stores on this date only. PRISONERS CLAIM WARDEN DID NOT TREAT INMATES ACCORDINGLY According to reports, two Waia- kea prison camp inmates on Satur- day night held up Warden John A- kau by striking over the head with stolen 38 calibre pistols knocking him unconscious. However, these convicts failed to escape claiming that this act was done as t protest to the mean- ness of Akau towards the prison- ers. Involved in the attack was Wil- liam Kekahuna, 34, serving a term for burglary, and Henry Peters, imprisoned on a sex charge. They are at present held at the Hilo jail. James Kahauolopua, a guard, was attacked by the two men a- bout 8:40 p. m. and held at the gun point while the prisoners a- waited the return of Akau to the camp. Kekahuna’s and Peters’ inten- tion was to lock up Akau in a “sweat cell,’’ give the story of mistreatment to the newspapers and the nsurrender to the garage, it was confessed. Further, they wanted Clarence T. Stevenson, warden of the Oahu prison, to come to Hilo and investigate the camp, they said. According to the reports, Kahau- olopua was the only guard on duty (Continued on Page Four; NEGOTIATIONS WITH BRITAIN GOING ON YET DETAILS FOR BRITISH SHIP CALLING IN JAPAN UNDERWAY TOKYO, Sept. 2—Kishi at the press conference said, concerning the arrangements for a British vessel to call for the removal of Britons from Japan, although a general agreement has been reach- ed with Britain, negotiations are still going on with regard to de- tails. He indicated the negotiations include arrangements for the dis- patching of Japanese vessels of evacuation of Japanese nationals from British territories, where the Japanese residents have expressed desire to do so. On the other hand, Kishi failed to comment reports concerning the possibility of Thailand’s recogniz- ing the Nanking government soon. Tsubokami Arrives In Hanoi Today HANOI, Sept. 2— Teijiro Tsu- bokami ai’rived at 12:05 p. m. by plane enroute to Bangkok in order to take over his post as first am- bassador to Thailand. After stay- ing at the Hotel Metropoli tonight he is scheduled to proceed to Bangkok tomorrow morning. PEACE TWKT FINNSBRITAIN SAID UNTRUE JAPAN PAPER ATTACKS FDR’S LABOR DAY SPEECH AND SAYS U.S. IS PRACTICING A O TiSSIO M WINANT DENIES RUMORS OF HIS serving as MEDIATOR HELSINKI, Sept. 2—In a vic- tory address to his soldiers at Vil- puri. General Oesch of the Finnish army told them that the battle is not ended. It was reported that this address was given by Oesch as a denial to the rumors that Finland is nego- tiating peace with Russia. Reports further said that Fin- land still expects to retain some Finnish soil that remains in the hands of the Soviet. WINANT DENIES HE IS INTERAGENT LONDON, Sept. 2—Despite ru- mors, John G. Winant, U. S. Am- bassador to Britain, denied reports that he has been acting as inter- mediary between Moscow and Hel- sinki in negotiating peace. BOMBINGS ON CITIES DONE UNCEASINGLY 'Skyscraper to be Built in Budapest BUDAPEST (UP)—The ancient skyline of Budapest will be broken ly a skyscraper tower reminiscent of America. Despite the war, a new City Hall is being built. The hew Municipal buildings have been designed by the same architect who did the Hungarian Building at the New York World’s Pair. Convict Gardner Passes Up Parole To Tend Blooms SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UP) —Ontonios Gerakis, 52, elected to serve an additional 14 months in Utah state prison, rather than ac- cept a parole that would have tak- en him away from flower beds that won a score of prizes for the insti- tution. Convicted of second - degree murder on June 20, 1932, Gerakis was eligible for parole in May of 1941. His appeal for termination of sentence was denied, and a pa- role was offered instead. Gerakis, who had been prison gardner five of the years he spent in confinement, explained he “wanted to be entirely free, or not free at all.’’ “Anjrway, I don’t like to leave my flowers at this time,’’ he said. AIR RAIDS CARRIED OUT UN- TIRINGLY BY JAPANESE SQUADRONS i JAPANESE ARMY BASE IN NORTH CHINA, Sept. 2— Japa- nese army air units cooperating with the Japanese troops in an en- circlement movement on Chung- king forces in the Shansi, Chahar and Hopeh provinces routed more than a thousand enemy troops near Timgyangping, 20 kilometers northwest of Tinghsien in western Hopeh province. JAPANESE ACTIONS FOR AUGUST REVIEWED PEKING, Sept. 2—Large scale encircling operations extending ov- er sections of three provinces, Ho- pei, Chahar and Shansi, and the entrapping of 40,000 Sino-Commu- nists troops were announced by headquarters of Japanese expedi- tionary forces in North China from a review for the month of August. Beginning operations on August 14 from points along the rectan- gle formed by Peking-Hankow, Shikiachwang - Taiyuan, Peking- Suiyuan, and Tatung-Puchow rail - ways, Japanese forces had routed the Sino-Communists by August 23 and now are continuing minor mopping up of remnants in the a- rea between Peking and Hankow railway in Taihsing mountain ran- ge. Meanwhile, it was announced that intensive surveys of political (Continued on Page Four) St. Louis to Invite Soldiers ST. LOUIS (UP)—St. Louis is planning a program of entertain- ing each weekend an expected 40,- 000 leave-taking soldiers as soon as three nearby centers— Scott Field, Jefferson Barracks and Fort Leonard Wood—are filled. ARMY EXPANDS THREE BASES FOR AIR CORPS IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 2 (UP) __ Endowed with year- round perfect flying weather, the Phoenix area has begun a rapid development into a leading center of the nation’s ex- panded pilot training program. Army air corps experts predict the continued development of Phoenix bases soon will make them rivals to Kelly and Randolph fields in Texas for the title of “West Point of the air.’’ The city has a major cadet training base, Thunderbird Field, a new $2,000,000 base for trainmg students in the use of single- engined bombers, Luke Field, and a large municipal airport. Con- struction of a twin-engined plane base and other airports in the (Continued on Page Four) When it comes to making a pretty picture with a bow and arrow, 19- year-old Jane Russell hits the bullseye. She’s being groomed for stardom as Howard Hughes re- turns to movie production. Also Claims Agrgrression C an B e Doiiiife With Economic Weapons As Well As With The Use of Arms TOKYO, Sept. 2 _ Citing President Roosevelt’s state- ment, “We are not war-like people . ... we are not interest- ed in aggression,’’ The Japan Times and Advertiser in its eve- ning edition says that although the Americans believe this ha be true “there are other means of aggression than the iisej ' of armies for aggression and invasion. Let the Americaim consider this side, too,” The Times said, “The United States government has on the aggression in the Far East ever since it took the; Philippines by force in a war with Spain, which was not Spain’s making. In guise of moderator, it has kept war goiu:^' in China. By use of political pressure on third powers, Um. State department has intervened in affairs between the F&,e- eastern countries. Economic weapons are no less p u m t i ’se! than armies and navies.” U. s. Eastern Political Empire “The United States has held a vision of political empire in the fareast. To achieve such domina- tion, it h£LS made alliances of in- stigated mistrust, to build fortifi- cations, applied to boycotts and blockades and supplied war mate- rials to one side and withheld them from another. All these are instances of American aggression . . . George Washington’s policy was to keep out foreign entangle- ments to devote American ener- FEDERAL PRISON IN TEXAS BEST FOOD PRODUCER LA TUNA, Tex. (UP)- La Tu- na’s government-operated farm, 18 miles north of El Paso, a unit of the federal correctional institution, led all other federal prisons in the production of food during 1940 according to prison reports. Warden T. B. White, directing officer of the institution, credited the sunny Southwest climate and the “well-trained employes” of the farm. La Tuna produced almost all of the root and leaf vegetables the government figures are necessary for the proper diet of inmates, and was the only federal farm to pro- duce a great variety ,the reports showed. The average per capita produo- tion of vegetables, exclusive of po- tatoes, per day, was 1.06 pounds. Chief products raised include alfalfa for the farm’s dairy, corn for its hogs, carrots, beets, beans, spinach, turnips and s-e-v-e-r-a-1 others. The farm employs only prison labor and uses modern farm equip- ment and tools. Warden White points out to visitors that at one time the now fertile, productive farm was desert wasteland of mesquite, cactus and greasewood. GAYDA CLAIMS BRITAIN GOOD AS DRIVEN OUT SAID SO IN SPEECH GIVEN IN COMMEMORATION OF 2nd ANNIVERSARY ROME, Sept. 2—Virginio Gayda, editorially commemorating the se- cond anniversary of the European war points out that Britain has been ousted from Europe and has relinquished the control of many possessions to the United States. He says, “The Italo-German de - claration has made clear that the Axis has engaged defeating the powers, which started the war, but will not punish the nations as they have already suffered heavily on war effects. The Axis revisions in Africa and Europe are aiming on- ly to create a real democratic re- gime in Europe where each nation will find its political unity. The Axis revisions are aiming to rees- tablish for all nations true propor- tion between necessities and means and greater balance of for- ces and national possibilities.” OXYGEN STUDY TO AID PILOTS GOES FORWARD BELLEVILLE, III. (UP) — The effects of anoxia, or shortage of oxygen, on aviators who consist- ently fly at high altitudes may be cumulative, according to Lieut.- Col. Eugene G. Reinartz, air corps surgeon of Scott Field. Col. Reinartz said here that re- cent experiments with animals have shown that “repeated periods of anoxia may produce a picture of considerable damage to the brain.” He said that pilots have observ- ed that sustained flight at high altitudes appears to shorten the periods during which they are able to preserve their faculties with- out a full supply of oxygen. Steadily increasing speeds of war planes and the heights at whi- ch modem high-speed maneuver- ing is carried, said Col. Reinartz, places an even greater strain on pilots. New methods of administring oxygen at great altitudes, plus specialized physical examinations are doing much to eliminate per- manent danger to military pilots, he said. gies to its OAvn territory. Yet cent governments have abandataai( that statesmanship. It’s policy Jaa?, not worked to the advantage democratic allies,” the Times saa-ia., FDR STRESSES LABOR SYSTEM HYDE PARK, N. Y., Sept. JL ---- Stressing new United States forts in “doing everything tr, crush Hitler and his forces,” sident oRosevelt made a natvaa- wide Labor Day broadcast today,., however, failed to define tlie “everything.” The President furthered IsiS:; statement by pledging Ameiicarn efforts “to conquer the forces c^; insane violence.” Accusing ELitSes:- [for his violent attem pt to'&>iiqf3 s£j^ the world, which threatened A.5»ie-- rica’s fundamental rights, dent Roosevelt stated that the, Jt- mericans must sacrifice in order have their fundamental rights cii-, tamed. Conquer Violence- He said: “We are engaged on a grim aaaasG; perilous task. The forces of aEt-. ■sane violence have been let looser by Hitler upon this earth. We mcocsR’; do our full part in conquem^g; them, for these forces may be lan-. leashed on this nation and Saw?’; task of defeating Hitler msi.^ Ibfc long and arduous.” Placing emphasis on industiSsfei workers and saying that they aas*- the chief American fighters, ai: present, the President stated HsM:, ough and the enemies know SJsa^; America’s production is not our American efforts are ncd: ough. Hustle W ith Froductirara He continued: “Unless we step up our production and more greatly saJfe- guard it on its journey to the Ihsit-. tlefieids .these enemies w ill tatos:; heart in pushing their attack. old fields and new fields.” The executive said that a. fsssei labor system is the foundation od: a functioning democracy there has never been a moment in our history when the Americassi are not ready to stand up as, men and fight for their rights..*' He- then warned that althtaagti the Russians have resisted it fei somewhat risky to assume thsit Hitler has been blocked and KaSt-v ed. FffiDEFENSE BUY UN1TED&. STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND STAktP.S Australians to Study American History SYDNEY, Australia (UP)— Sir Henry Manning, attorney general for New South Wales, has ordered the teaching of American history Jn the public schools. The purpose, i he declared, will be to teach tc I young Australians the far-reach ling and beneficial effects of close. I unity between the Australian anc I American nations. AMERICA ON GUARDS Above is a reproduction of tKa Treasury Department’s Savings Poster, showing an duplication of the . ginal Man” statue by famed scuIpSia?' Daniel Chester French. Bonds and Stamps, on sale at jmssr bank or post office, are a vitaA paart of America’s defense prepara:ti£]cai. LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII Bullseye CLOSE TO 92.000 ATTENDS SCHOOL STARTING TODAY YBA Cooking Class To Be Resumed Mrs. Yutaka Inokoji, who is ir charge of the cooking class of the Hilo YBA, announced this morning that the regular cooking class will be conducted again from tonight. Mrs. Shizuma Tagawa will in- struct. The class had been inert for sometime. Possible Japanese Attack is Feared BANGKOK, Sept. 2—Thailand’s Singapore correspondent, reporting that the Malay straits’ settle- ments are feverishly preparing ag- ainst possible Japanese attack, says that the British reinforce- ments are constantly arriving in Singapore including units from Malta and Gibraltar. He says that anti-aircraft em - placements, shelters and dugouts are being constructed in various in- land points the past week while Singapore piers are under heavy guard. The dispatch reports blackouts were enforced since several days ago and many firms in Singapore have started to close down as the people are evacurating rural areas. NUISANCE GAGE ON MOSQUITOES RECKONS BITES SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (UP)— When are mosquitoes a nuisance? When they bite every 15 minutes, says a New Jersey state entomolo- gist. This frequency of the pest deter- mines when the state begins to control the insects in an area, ac- cording to Thomas D. Mulhern, one of the men in charge of the New Jersey control program. “It is very possible that New Jersey’s great industries and re- sorts would never have been de- veloped if scientists had not tackl- ed the mosquito menace.” Instead of polling residents of a section on how many times they are bitten in an evening, the New Jersey entomologists use electric traps and count the number of mosquitoes which are caught in a given time. The breeding places are deduced from tlie type mosquito found in the trap and then the state at- tacks the insects at its source. Order of Golden Kite Awards Made to 2763 TOKYO, Sept. 2—The sixth a- ward of the Order of the Golden Kite to the living veterans of the China hostilities were announced by the W ar office. Included in the 2763, who were presented awards, are a great number of Japanese army air aces who fought in air- battles over Nomonhan, Lanchow, Chungking and elsewhere. This is the first time living air men have been given the Order of the Golden Kite award, which is the highest military order in Jap- an. Virginia Court honors John Marshall RICHMOND, Va. (UP) — Por- traits of several distinguished ju- rists, including one of the late U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall, have been hung in the courtroom of the Virginia Supreme Court of Ap- peals. Across the court building’s en- trance is inscribed in stone one of Marshall’s famous quotations.

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WE PUBLISH LOCALAND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS

VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1941 N O . 9 (I* S

LENINGRAD IS REPORTED i ENCIRCLEIINT1600 P R IS O N E R S R E P O R T E D

C A PT U R E D BY G ERM A N S IN N O R T H E R N F R O N T

B E R L IN , Sept. 2—A ccord ing to a G erm an re p o r t d isp a tch ed on M onday, L en in g rad is being p re ss ­ed tig h tly all a ro u n d by a N aiz s te e l r in g desp ite fie rce S ov ie t r e ­s is tan ce and heavy ra in s , w hich have m ade th e ro ad s bogged dow n leav in g m any of th em im passab le .

One th o u san d six h u nd red Sovi­e t p riso n ers w ere cap tu red in one se c to r of the n o rth e rn f ro n t by a G erm an division.

1400 F IN N IS H S O L D IE R S K IL L E D

MOSCOW , Sept. 2—R u ssian w a r re p o r ts said on M onday th a t 1400 F in n ish troops w ere k illed in a f ie rce f ig h tin g in th e “N ” sec to r o f th e n o rth e rn fro n t, ap p a re n tly in th e K are lian is thm us. G erm an tro o p s w ere rep o rted held b ack in a h eavy f ig h tin g a ll a long th e f ro n t.

S ov ie t re p o r ts ind ica ted th a t th e R ed A rm y co u n te r a t ta c k s have s lack ed dow n to som e e x te n t N azi ad v an ce on L en in g rad and in th e so u th e rn U k ra in e and th e Soviets a re ad vanc ing on th e c e n tra l fro n t.

L A B O R M IN IS T E R A P P E A L S TO U. S.

LONDON, Sept. 2— E rn e s t Bev- in. L ab o r m in is te r, sa id in a b ro ad ­c a s t to th e U n ited S ta te s y e s te r ­d a y th a t B ritish lab o r is fu lly conscious of th e issues involved in th is w a r and is a lre a d y to b e a t G erm an y in th e p ro d u c tio n fie ld w ith y o u r help.

A lth o u g h he a sked th e U n ited S ta te s to p u t i ts fu ll w e ig h t be­h ind th e b a tt le to supp ly m a te r i­a ls , he did n o t p u rsu ad e th e U n it­ed S ta te s to e n te r th e w ar.

Korea Gets Power From New Suiho Dam

SH IN G ISH U H , K orea, Sep t. 2— T he second h y d roe lec tric g e n e ra t­or of th e Suiho D am , rep u ted ly th e la rg e s t in th e O rien t, s ta r te d se rv ­ing pow er to K o rea over a line connecting H eijo. I t is recalled t h a t M anchoukuo received th e f i r s t benefits fro m th e dam w hen elec­tr ic c u rre n t w£is re leased on A u g ­u s t 25 over lines to th e A n sh an a- rea .

MYSTERIOUS TRIP OF TlfO PLANES NOTED47 SO V IE T P A S S E N G E R S A R E

R E PO R T E D ON BOA RD W IT H D IPL O M A T IC PA SSPO R T S

NOM E, A laska , Sept. 2 — Two Soviet seap lanes w ere rep o rted to have a rr iv ed h ere on S unday n ig h t and refueled ea rly y e s te rd ay m o rn ­ing. F o rty -sev en passen g ers w ere rep o rted aboard th e p lanes c a r ry ­ing d ip lom atic p a ssp o rts , headed by C om m ander M. G rom off.

E ach fa iled to com m ent o th e r th en to say in g th a t th ey w ere headed fo r W ash ing ton .

The p lanes w ere rep o rted a s h a v ­ing le f t M oscow on T h u rsd ay and h ad trav e lled th ro u g h ro u g h w ea­ther. T hree U. S. A rm y bom bers h ad esco rted th e tw o seap lanes in ­to N o rto n sound and th e se a ­p lanes w ere re p o r te d aw a itin g o rd ­e rs from W ash ing ton .

M eanw hile, re liab le re p o r ts here said th a t a special rep re se n ta tiv e is due here fro m W ash ing ton .

T he p lanes a re expected to t r a v ­el v ia A nchorage , S itk a and S an F rancisco .

W A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 2 — A c­cord ing to th e S oviet em bassy spokesm an th e em bassy h a s no in fo rm ation , w hich i t could pub li­cize, concern ing th e R ussian ae ria l p a rty , w hich landed a t N om e on Sunday.

TWO CONVICTS REBEL, ATTACK WARDEN AKAU

Close to 92,000 public school s tu ­d en ts th ro u g h o u t th e T e rr i to ry en­te re d th e p o rta ls o f le a rn in g th is m o rn in g w ith th e apunding o f th e buzzer.

O nly la s t n ig h t th e y w ere im able to o b ta in sleep w ondering w ho m y n ew te a c h e r w ill be, w ill m y new d ress o r tro u se rs look a ll r ig h t, am I w ell equipped fo r tom orrow , e tc.

B u t, today , i t ’s th e exchang ing o f jo lly inc iden ts o f sum m er, ex ­c ite m e n t over courses and te a c h ­e rs and le a rn in g A B C .

I t m eans re lie f to m o th e rs w ho h a d to rep ro ach th e ir ch ild ren a ll th ro u g h su m m er fo r th e ir ra sca l- n ess an d w o rry fo r those w ho a re sen d in g th e ir f i r s t child to school.

R enew al of a cq u a in tan ces a re evidenced in th e e n tire cam pus w ith o u tb u rs ts of la u g h te r h ea rd a ll over. T each e rs an d s tu d en ts d iscuss th e new baby th a t a rrived , v a c a tio n tr ip s ab ro ad , lessons in sw im m ing , cam ps, e tc . .

M eanw hile, in p r im a ry schools, th e f i r s t com ers seem lo s t b u rs tin g in to te a rs . T hey p robab ly have r e ­solved to s ta y hom e fo r good. Con­so la tio n s o f s is te r , b ro th e rs o r te a c h e rs a llev ia te to som e e x te n t th e ir aw k w ard feelings.

W ith such exc item en ts H aw a ii’s 92,000 school s tu d e n ts a re destined fo r a n o th e r te n m o n th s o r so of tra in in g .—^A.S.T.

EGG QUOTATIONSM a rk e t e r ra tic w ith p rices w ide-

ra n g e a n o th e r p rice d rop w as n o t­ed in som e q u a rte rs , th e c u rre n t level being :

L a rg e —53 to 63 cen ts p e r doz.M edium — 48 to 56 cen ts p e r doz.Small^—30 to 42 cen ts p e r doz.T hese p rices a re g a th e re d from

re liab le sources b u t a re n o t g u a ­ran teed . T hey a re fo r th e d a te s ta te d above and re p re se n t H ono­lu lu w holesale p rices to re ta il s to re s on th is d a te only.

P R IS O N E R S C LA IM W A R D E ND ID N O T T R E A T IN M A TE S

A CCO RD IN GLY

A ccord ing to rep o rts , tw o W aia- k e a p rison cam p in m a te s on S a tu r ­d ay n ig h t held up W arden Jo h n A - k a u by s tr ik in g over th e head w ith s to len 38 calib re p is to ls k nock ing him unconscious.

H ow ever, these convicts fa iled to escape cla im ing th a t th is a c t w as done as t p ro te s t to th e m ean ­ness of A k au to w ard s th e p riso n ­ers.

Involved in th e a t ta c k w as W il­liam K ekahuna, 34, se rv in g a te rm fo r b u rg la ry , and H en ry P e te rs , im prisoned on a sex charge . T hey a re a t p re se n t held a t the H ilo ja il.

Jam es K ahauolopua, a guard , w as a tta c k e d by th e tw o m en a - b o u t 8:40 p. m . and held a t th e g u n p o in t w hile th e p riso n ers a- w aited th e re tu rn of A k au to th e cam p.

K e k a h u n a ’s and P e te r s ’ in te n ­tion w as to lock up A k au in a “sw e a t cell,’’ g ive th e s to ry of m is tre a tm e n t to th e n ew spapers and th e n su rre n d e r to th e g a rag e , i t w as confessed. F u r th e r , th e y w an ted C larence T. S tevenson, w ard en of th e O ahu p rison , to com e to H ilo and in v es tig a te th e cam p, th e y said.

A ccord ing to th e re p o rts , K a h a u ­o lopua w as th e only g u a rd on d u ty

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

NEGOTIATIONS WITH BRITAIN GOING ON YETD E T A IL S FO R B R IT IS H S H IP

C A L L IN G IN JA P A N U N D ER W A Y

TOKYO, Sept. 2—K ish i a t th e p ress conference said, concern ing the a r ra n g e m e n ts fo r a B ritish vessel to call fo r th e rem oval of B rito n s from Jap an , a lth o u g h a g en era l a g reem en t h as been re a c h ­ed w ith B rita in , n eg o tia tio n s a re still go ing on w ith re g a rd to d e­ta ils . H e ind ica ted th e n eg o tia tio n s include a rra n g e m e n ts fo r th e d is­p a tc h in g of Jap an ese vessels of ev acu a tio n of Jap an ese n a tio n a ls from B ritish te r r ito r ie s , w here th e Jap an ese re s id en ts have expressed d esire to do so.

On th e o th e r hand , K ish i fa iled to com m ent re p o r ts concern ing th e poss ib ility of T h a ilan d ’s recogn iz­ing th e N a n k in g g o v ern m en t soon.

Tsubokami Arrives In Hanoi Today

H A N O I, Sept. 2— T eijiro T su ­bokam i ai’rived a t 12:05 p. m . by p lane en rou te to B angkok in o rder to ta k e over h is p o s t as f i r s t am ­b assad o r to T hailand . A fte r s ta y ­in g a t th e H otel M etropoli to n ig h t he is scheduled to p roceed to B an g k o k tom orrow m orn ing .

PEACE TWKT FINNSBRITAIN SAID UNTRUE

JAPAN PAPER ATTACKS FDR’S LABOR DAY SPEECH AND SAYS U.S. IS PRACTICING AOTiSSIOM

W IN A N T D E N IE S RUM ORS O F H IS s e r v i n g a s

M E D IA T O R

H E L S IN K I, Sept. 2—In a v ic­to ry add ress to h is so ld iers a t Vil- puri. G eneral Oesch of th e F in n ish a rm y to ld th em th a t th e b a tt le is n o t ended.

I t w as rep o rted th a t th is add ress w as g iven by Oesch as a den ial to th e ru m o rs th a t F in lan d is nego ­tia tin g peace w ith R ussia .

R ep o rts fu r th e r said th a t F in ­land s till expects to re ta in som e F in n ish soil th a t rem ain s in th e hands of th e Soviet.

W IN A N T D E N IE S H E IS IN T E R A G E N T

LONDON, Sept. 2—D espite ru ­m ors, Jo h n G. W inan t, U. S. A m ­b assad o r to B rita in , denied re p o r ts th a t he h a s been a c tin g as in te r ­m ed iary betw een M oscow an d H el­sink i in n e g o tia tin g peace.

BOMBINGS ON CITIES DONE UNCEASINGLY

'Skyscraper to be Built in Budapest

B U D A PE S T (U P )—T he an c ie n t sky line of B u d ap est w ill be b ro k en ly a sk y sc ra p e r to w er rem in iscen t of A m erica. D esp ite th e w a r, a new C ity H all is be ing bu ilt. T he hew M unicipal bu ild ings h av e been designed by th e sam e a rc h ite c t who did th e H u n g a ria n B u ild ing a t th e N ew Y ork W orld ’s P a ir .

Convict Gardner Passes Up Parole

To Tend BloomsSA L T L A K E CITY, U ta h (U P )

— O ntonios G erak is, 52, e lec ted to se rv e a n ad d itio n a l 14 m o n th s in U ta h s t a te p rison , r a th e r th a n a c ­cep t a p aro le th a t w ould have ta k ­en h im aw ay fro m flow er beds th a t w on a sco re o f p rizes fo r th e in s ti­tu tio n .

C onvicted of second - degree m u rd e r on Ju n e 20, 1932, G erak is w as eligible fo r paro le in M ay of 1941. H is appea l fo r te rm in a tio n of sen tence w as denied, and a p a ­role w as o ffered ins tead .

G erak is , w ho h ad been p rison g a rd n e r five of th e y e a rs he sp en t in confinem ent, exp la ined h e “w an ted to be en tire ly free , o r n o t free a t a ll .’’

“A njrw ay, I don’t like to leave m y flow ers a t th is tim e ,’’ h e said.

A IR R A ID S C A R R IE D OUT U N ­T IR IN G L Y BY JA P A N E S E

SQ U A D RO N S i—

JA P A N E S E ARM Y B A S E IN N O R T H C H IN A , S ep t. 2— J a p a ­nese a rm y a ir u n its coopera ting w ith th e Jap an ese troops in a n en ­c irc lem en t m ovem ent on C hung­k in g fo rces in th e Shansi, C h ah ar and H opeh prov inces ro u ted m ore th a n a th o u san d enem y troops n e a r T im gyangp ing , 20 k ilom eters n o rth w e s t o f T inghsien in w este rn H opeh province.

JA P A N E S E A CTIO N S F O R A U G U ST R E V IE W E D

PE K IN G , S ep t. 2—L arg e scale enc irc ling o p era tio n s ex tend ing ov­e r sec tions of th re e provinces, H o­pei, C h ah a r and Shansi, and th e e n tra p p in g of 40,000 S ino-Com m u- n is ts tro o p s w ere announced by h e a d q u a rte rs of Jap an ese expedi­tio n a ry fo rces in N o rth C hina from a rev iew fo r th e m o n th of A ugust.

B eg inn ing o p era tions on A u g u s t 14 from p o in ts a long th e re c ta n ­gle fo rm ed by P ek ing-H ankow , S h ik iach w an g - T a iyuan , P ek ing - Su iyuan , an d T a tu n g -P u ch o w ra i l­w ays, Ja p a n e se fo rces h ad ro u ted th e S ino-C om m unists by A u g u s t 23 an d now a re co n tinu ing m ino r m opping up of re m n a n ts in th e a- re a betw een P e k in g and H ankow ra ilw ay in T a ih sin g m o u n ta in r a n ­ge.

M eanw hile, i t w as announced th a t in ten siv e su rveys of po litical

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S t. L ouis to In v ite S o ld iersST. L O U IS (U P )— S t. L ouis is

p lann ing a p ro g ra m of e n te r ta in ­in g each w eekend a n expected 40,- 000 le av e -tak in g so ld iers a s soon as th re e n e a rb y cen te rs— S co tt F ield, Je ffe rso n B a rra c k s and F o r t L eonard W ood—a re filled.

ARMY EXPANDS THREE BASES FOR AIR CORPS IN ARIZONA

P H O E N IX , A riz., Sept. 2 (U P ) _ _ E ndow ed w ith year- round p erfect f ly in g w eath er, th e P h oen ix area h as begun a rapid developm ent in to a lead in g center o f th e n a tion ’s ex ­panded p ilot tra in in g program .

A rm y a i r corps ex p e rts p red ic t th e con tinued developm ent o f P hoen ix bases soon w ill m ak e them riv a ls to K elly and R ando lph fields in T exas fo r th e ti t le of “W est P o in t of th e a ir .’’

T he c ity h a s a m a jo r c ad e t tra in in g base, T hun d erb ird F ield,

a new $2,000,000 base fo r tra in m g s tu d en ts in th e use of sing le- engined bom bers, L uke Field, and a la rg e m un ic ipal a irp o rt. Con­stru c tio n of a tw in -eng ined p lane base an d o th e r a irp o rts in the

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When it comes to making a pretty picture with a bow and arrow, 19- year-old Jane Russell hits the bullseye. She’s being groomed for stardom as Howard Hughes re­

turns to movie production.

Also Claims Agrgrression C a n B e Doiiiife With Economic Weapons As Well As

With The Use of Arms

TOKYO, Sept. 2 _ C iting P resid en t R oosevelt’s s t a t e ­m ent, “W e are n o t w ar-like people. . . . w e are not in te r e st­ed in a g g ressio n ,’’ The Japan T im es and A d vertiser in it s e v e ­n in g ed ition sa y s th a t a lthough th e A m ericans believe th is h a be tru e “th ere are o th er m eans o f aggression th an th e iisej

' o f arm ies fo r a g gression and invasion. L et th e A m er ica im consider th is side, too ,”

The T im es said, “T he U n ited S ta te s governm ent h as on the ag g ressio n in th e F ar E a st ever since it took the; P hilippines by force in a w ar w ith Spain, w hich w as n o t Spain ’s m aking. In gu ise o f m oderator, it has kept w ar goiu:^' in China. B y use o f political pressure on th ird pow ers, Um. S ta te departm ent h as in tervened in a ffa irs betw een th e F&,e- eastern countries. E conom ic w eapons are no le ss p u m ti’se! than arm ies and n a v ies .”

U. s. E a s te rn P o litica l E m p ire“T he U n ited S ta te s h as held a

v ision of po litica l em pire in th e fa re a s t. To achieve such dom ina­tion , i t h£LS m ade a lliances of in ­s t ig a te d m is tru s t , to build fo r tif i­ca tions, app lied to b o yco tts and blockades an d supplied w a r m a te ­r ia ls to one side and w ithheld th em fro m an o th e r. A ll th ese a re in s tan ces o f A m erican ag g ressio n . . . G eorge W ash in g to n ’s policy w as to keep o u t fo re ig n en tan g le ­m en ts to devote A m erican ener-

FEDERAL PRISON IN TEXAS BEST FOOD PRODUCER

LA TU N A , Tex. ( U P ) - L a T u­n a ’s gov ern m en t-o p e ra ted fa rm , 18 m iles n o rth of E l Paso , a u n it of the fed e ra l co rrec tio n a l in s titu tio n , led all o th e r fed e ra l p risons in th e p roduc tion of food d u rin g 1940 accord ing to p rison rep o rts .

W ard en T. B. W hite, d irec tin g o ffice r of th e in s titu tio n , cred ited the sunny S o u th w est c lim ate and the “w ell- tra in ed em ployes” of the fa rm .

L a T u n a p roduced a lm o st a ll of th e ro o t and le a f vege tab les the go v ern m en t f ig u res a re necessary fo r th e p ro p er d ie t of in m ates , and w as th e on ly fed e ra l fa rm to p ro ­duce a g re a t v a r ie ty ,the rep o rts show ed.

T he av e rag e p e r c a p ita produo- tion of vege tab les, exclusive of po­ta to es , p e r day , w as 1.06 pounds.

C hief p ro d u c ts ra ised include a lfa lfa fo r th e fa rm ’s dairy , corn fo r its hogs, c a rro ts , beets , beans, sp inach, tu rn ip s and s-e-v-e-r-a-1 o thers.

T he fa rm em ploys on ly prison labo r an d uses m odern fa rm equip­m en t and tools.

W ard en W hite po in ts o u t to v is ito rs th a t a t one tim e th e now fertile , p roduc tive fa rm w as d ese rt w aste land of m esquite , cac tu s and greasew ood.

GAYDA CLAIMS BRITAIN GOOD AS DRIVEN OUTSA ID SO IN S P E E C H G IV E N IN

COM M EM ORA TION O F 2nd A N N IV E R SA R Y

ROM E, Sept. 2— V irginio G ayda, ed ito ria lly com m em o ra tin g th e se­cond a n n iv e rsa ry of th e E u ropean w a r p o in ts o u t th a t B rita in has been ousted fro m E urope and has re linquished th e con tro l of m an y possessions to th e U n ited S ta te s .

H e says, “T he Ita lo -G erm an de­c la ra tio n h a s m ade c lea r th a t the A xis h as engaged d e fea tin g th e pow ers, w hich s ta r te d th e w ar, b u t will n o t pun ish th e n a tio n s a s th ey have a lread y su ffe red h eav ily on w a r e ffec ts. T he A xis rev isions in A fric a and E u rope a re a im in g on­ly to c re a te a re a l d em ocra tic r e ­gim e in E u ro p e w here each n a tio n w ill find i ts po litica l u n ity . The A xis rev isions a re a im in g to re e s ­tab lish fo r a ll n a tio n s tru e p ro p o r­tio n be tw een necess ities and m eans and g re a te r ba lance of fo r ­ces an d n a tio n a l possib ilities .”

OXYGEN STUDY TO AID PILOTS GOES FORWARD

B E L L E V IL L E , III. (U P ) — The e ffec ts of anoxia , o r sh o r ta g e of oxygen, on a v ia to rs w ho co n sis t­en tly fly a t h ig h a ltitu d e s m a y be cum ulative , acco rd in g to L ieu t.- Col. E ugene G. R e in a rtz , a ir corps su rg eo n of S c o tt F ield .

Col. R e in a rtz sa id h e re t h a t r e ­cen t exp erim en ts w ith an im als have show n th a t “rep ea ted periods of an o x ia m ay p roduce a p ic tu re of considerab le d am ag e to th e b ra in .”

H e sa id th a t p ilo ts have observ ­ed th a t su s ta in ed f l ig h t a t h igh a ltitu d e s ap p ea rs to sh o rten the periods d u rin g w hich th ey a re able to p rese rv e th e ir fa c u ltie s w ith ­o u t a fu ll supp ly of oxygen.

S tead ily in c rea s in g speeds of w a r p lanes and th e h e ig h ts a t w h i­ch m o d em h igh-speed m an eu v e r­in g is ca rried , sa id Col. R e in a rtz , p laces an even g re a te r s t r a in on p ilo ts.

N ew m ethods o f ad m in is tr in g oxygen a t g re a t a ltitu d es , plus specialized physica l exam ina tions a re doing m uch to e lim ina te p e r­m a n e n t d an g e r to m ili ta ry p ilo ts, he said.

gies to its OAvn te r r ito ry . Y e t cen t governm en ts have abandataa i( th a t s ta te sm an sh ip . I t ’s po licy Jaa?, n o t w orked to th e a d v a n ta g e dem ocratic a llies ,” th e T im es saa-ia.,

F D R S T R E SSE S LA B O R SY STEM

H Y D E PA R K , N. Y., S e p t. JL----S tre ss in g new U n ited S ta te s fo r ts in “doing e v e ry th in g t r , c ru sh H itle r and his fo rces,” sid en t oR osevelt m ade a n a tv a a - wide L ab o r D ay b ro a d c a s t today,., how ever, fa iled to define tl ie “ev e ry th in g .”

T he P re s id en t fu r th e re d IsiS:; s ta te m e n t by p ledg ing A m eiica rn e ffo rts “to conquer the fo r c e s c^; in sane violence.” A ccusing ELitSes:-

[for h is v io len t a t te m p t to'&>iiqf3 s£j the w orld, w hich th re a te n e d A.5»ie-- r ic a ’s fu n d am en ta l r ig h ts , d en t R oosevelt s ta te d th a t the, J t - m ericans m u s t sacrifice in o rd e r have th e ir fu n d am en ta l r ig h ts cii-, tam ed.

C onquer Violence- H e sa id :“W e a re engaged on a g r im aaaasG;

perilous ta sk . T he fo rces o f aEt-. ■sane violence have been l e t looser by H itle r upon th is e a rth . W e mcocsR’; do o u r fu ll p a r t in conquem ^g; them , fo r these fo rces m ay b e lan-. leashed on th is n a tio n a n d Saw?’; ta s k of d e fea tin g H itle r msi.^ Ibfc long and a rduous .”

P lac in g em phasis on industiSsfei w orkers and say in g th a t th e y aas*- the ch ief A m erican fig h te rs , a i : p re sen t, th e P re s id e n t s ta te d HsM:, ough an d th e enem ies k now SJsa^; A m erica ’s p ro d u c tio n is n o t ou r A m erican e ffo rts a re ncd: ough.

H u s tle W ith FroductiraraH e con tinued :“U nless w e s tep up o u r

p rod u c tio n and m ore g re a t ly saJfe- g u a rd i t on its jo u rn ey to th e Ihsit-. tle fie ids .these enem ies w ill tatos:; h e a r t in push in g th e ir a tta c k . old fie lds and new fie lds.”

T he execu tive sa id th a t a. fsssei labor sy s tem is th e fo u n d a tio n od: a fu n c tio n in g dem ocracy th e re h as n ev er been a m o m e n t i n our h is to ry w hen th e A m e ric a ss i a re n o t re ad y to s ta n d u p as, m en and f ig h t fo r th e ir rights..* '

He- th e n w arn ed th a t a lth taag ti the R u ssian s have re s is te d i t fei som ew hat r isk y to a ssu m e th s i t H itle r h as been blocked an d KaSt-v ed.

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S A V I N G S B O N D S

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Australians to Study American History

SY DN EY , A u s tra lia (U P )— S ir H en ry M anning, a tto rn e y genera l fo r N ew S ou th W ales, has ordered th e te ac h in g of A m erican h is to ry

J n th e public schools. T he purpose, i he declared , w ill be to te a c h tc I young A u s tra lia n s th e fa r-re a c h ling and benefic ia l e ffec ts of close.I u n ity betw een th e A u s tra lia n anc I A m erican n a tions.

AM ERICA O N GUARDSAbove is a reproduction o f tK a

T rea su ry D epartm en t’s S avings P oster, show ing an duplication of the . ginal M an” s ta tu e by fam ed scuIpSia?' D aniel C hester F rench .Bonds and S tam ps, on sa le a t jmssr b ank o r post office, a re a vitaA paart of A m erica’s defense prepara:ti£]cai.

LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAWAII

Bullseye

CLOSE TO 92.000 ATTENDS SCHOOL

STARTING TODAY

YBA Cooking Class To Be Resumed

M rs. Y u ta k a Inoko ji, w ho is ir c h a rg e of th e cooking c lass of the H ilo YBA, announced th is m orning th a t th e re g u la r cooking c lass will be conducted a g a in fro m to n ig h t.

M rs. S h izum a T a g a w a w ill in ­s t ru c t . T he c lass h ad been inert fo r som etim e.

Possible Japanese Attack is Feared

BANGKOK, Sept. 2—T h a ilan d ’s S ingapo re co rresponden t, rep o rtin g th a t th e M alay s t r a i t s ’ s e t t le ­m en ts a re fev e rish ly p re p a r in g a g ­a in s t possible Ja p a n e se a tta c k , say s th a t th e B rit ish re in fo rce ­m en ts a re co n s tan tly a rr iv in g in S ingapore inc lud ing u n its from M alta and G ib ra lta r .

H e say s th a t a n t i-a irc ra f t em ­p lacem en ts , sh e lte rs and dugou ts a re being co n stru c te d in v arious in ­land p o in ts th e p a s t w eek w hile S ingapo re p ie rs a re u n d e r heavy guard .

T he d isp a tch re p o r ts b lackou ts w ere enforced since severa l days ago an d m an y firm s in S ingapore have s ta r te d to close dow n a s the people a re e v a c u ra tin g ru ra l a reas .

NUISANCE GAGE ON MOSQUITOES

RECKONS BITESSC H EN EC TA D Y , N. Y. (U P )—

W hen a re m osquitoes a n u isan ce? W hen th e y b ite every 15 m inu tes , say s a N ew Je rse y s ta te entom olo­g ist.

T his frequency of th e p e s t d e te r ­m ines w hen th e s ta te begins to con tro l th e in sec ts in an a rea , a c ­co rd ing to T hom as D. M ulhern, one of th e m en in ch a rg e of th e N ew Je rse y con tro l p ro g ram .

“I t is v e ry possib le t h a t N ew Je rse y ’s g re a t in d u s trie s an d r e ­so r ts w ould never have been de­veloped if sc ien tis ts h ad n o t ta c k l­ed th e m osquito m enace .”

In s te a d of po lling re s id en ts of a section on how m an y tim es th e y a re b it te n in an evening, th e N ew Je rsey en tom olog ists use e lec tric tra p s an d co u n t th e n u m b er of m osquitoes w hich a re c a u g h t in a given tim e.

T he b reed ing p laces a re deduced from tlie ty p e m osqu ito fo und in the tr a p and th en th e s ta te a t ­ta ck s th e in sec ts a t i ts source.

Order of Golden Kite Awards Made to 2763TOKYO, Sept. 2— T he s ix th a-

w ard of th e O rder of th e Golden K ite to th e liv ing v e te ra n s of the C h ina h o stilitie s w ere announced by th e W a r office. Included in the 2763, w ho w ere p resen ted aw ards, a re a g re a t n u m b er of Japanese a rm y a ir aces w ho fo u g h t in air- b a tt le s over N om onhan, Lanchow , C hungk ing and elsew here.

T h is is th e f i r s t tim e liv ing air m en have been g iven th e O rder of th e Golden K ite aw ard , w hich is the h ig h e s t m ili ta ry o rd e r in J a p ­an.

Virginia Court honors John Marshall

R ICHM ON D, Va. (U P ) — P o r­tr a its of sev e ra l d is tin g u ish ed ju ­ris ts , inc lud ing one of th e la te U.S. C hief Ju s tic e Jo h n M arshall, have been h u n g in th e co u rtroom of th e V irg in ia S uprem e C o u rt of A p ­peals.

A cross th e c o u rt bu ild ing’s en ­tra n c e is in scribed in sto n e one of M arsh a ll’s fam o u s quo ta tions .

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“I m ade a little inves tm en t. It pa id big d iv idends.”

“Y ou’ve been gam bling ,” R hea accused. “You h a d no r ig h t to use my m oney th a t w ay.”

“Q uit k icking — I cam e ou t on to p ,” Dick countered .

W ith th a t , he sau n te red o u t of th e room .

PR O M PTLY a t seven, G regg cam e to tell R h ea th a t P h ilip h ad a r ­rived. She gave -herse lf a final

glance in th e m irro r, th e n took up h e r w rap an d w ent dow nstairs.

P hilip was in th e living room . He cam e tow ard h er, took h e r hands.

“Y ou’re lovely, R h ea ,” he said softly . “B u t, of course, you alw ays w ere.”

“T h an k you,” she m urm ured , h e r eyes sh in ing .

As they w ent o u t in to th e hall, he paused. “I ’d like to say hello to your g ra n d fa th e r before we go.”

“H e’s in th e lib rary , I th in k .” M ajo r C h a rte rs w as p lay ing chess

aga in w ith J im C arrad ine . W hen P h ilip h ad been in tro d u ced to Jim , he tu rn e d an d engaged th e M ajo r in conversation .

J im stro lled over to R hea. T here w as a fa in t sm ile on h is lips as his d a rk eyes res ted on her.

“I was r ig h t th is m orn ing ,” he said, in a low voice. “I have fa llen in love w ith you.”

“How in te re s tin g !” R hea said lifting h e r brows.

“I th o u g h t you’d like to know ,” he w ent on sm oothly , nodd ing tow ard P h ilip ’s back, “a t th is stage oJ th e gam e.”

R h ea tr ied to th in k of som e ad e ­q u a te re to r t, bu t w h a t P h ilip was say ing to h e r g ra n d fa th e r d is tra c t­ed h e r a tte n tio n from J im .

P h ilip was saying, “You need n ’t fe a r th a t I ’ll press you to sell p a r t of th e M anor, sir. W e’ve found som e availab le lan d on th e o th e r side of tow n w hich will su it (Xir purpose.”

T he older m an s ta red a t him . “You m ean th a t you a re no longer in te res ted in m y ea s t field?” he asked weakly.

“T h a t’s it, sir. I suppose t h a t ’s qu ite all r ig h t w ith you, eh ?”

“Yes—quite all r ig h t.”

AS STEPH EN C H A R T E R S looked tow ard h is g ra n d d a u g h ­

te r , she saw th e a la rm in h is eyes. T h is w as a blow, a te rrib le blow.

She w an ted to cry out, “B u t P h il­ip—you’ve go t to buy th a t field! Y ou’ve got to ! ”

In s tead , shq, forced a sm ile, an d m oved to h e r g ra n d fa th e r ’s side. As she b en t to kiss h im goodby, she w hispered, “I t will be all r ig h t. W e’ll find a w ay.” H e d id n ’t seem to h ea r —seem ed dazed.

She stood fo r a m om ent, w ith h e r h a n d on h is shoulder. T h en , she tu rn e d an d saw J im ’s face. H e w as frow ning. W ell, he h a d reason to frow n! H is f a th e r w as to blam e fo r th is s itu a tio n . If M ike C arrad in e h a d paid h is deb t, P h ilip ’s news w ouldn’t be a blow.

R h ea w alked by J im , slipped h e r a rm th ro u g h P h ilip ’s, an d m anaged to sm ile up a t h im as th ey le ft th e lib ra ry . A fte r all, P h ilip m u s tn ’t be le t down. He expected h e r to be a gay com panion th is evening.

T hey w ent o u t to h is ca r. I t was big an d sh in y an d expensive. I t m ade R h ea realize th a t P h ilip stood fo r m oney. T h a t th o u g h t rem inded h e r th a t he h a d h in ted th a t h is ex- wife h a d m arrie d h im fo r h is m oney.

F o r h is m o n e y .. . .As th ey drove off, h e w as saying

som eth ing ab o u t h is work, an d how g lad he w as to get aw ay from it to ­n ig h t. R h ea only h a lf listened .

S he th o u g h t, “I t w ouldn’t be ex ­ac tly th e sam e . . . in m y case. M oney would be secondary , fo r I rea lly love h im .”

T h e idea grew b u t, w ith it, w as a sense of gu ilt.

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fic titious)

Danger Spot in Far East Sector

What’s the Good Word This Morning?

The magnifying glass is on Shanghai, great cosmopolitan city of China and a danger point of the Far East for Britain and the United States. Near the world-famous International Zone, where U. S., British and the nationals of other countries reside, many incidents of inflamma­tory nature have been reported. It is in this International Zone, if trouble com es, that the U. S. risks serious involvement in the Far Eastern crisis for most American interests in that section of the world have their head- jquarters in Shanghai. With the Nipponese accusing Britain and the United jBtates of inciting Russia to action against Japan and with tension mount- lUig over Japan’s movements in Thailand and the “drive to the South,” Ifews from and about Shanghai becomes of increasing importance-

This picture was made during the historic Roosevelt-Churchill con­ferences. It shows President Roosevelt and the British Prim e Minister in an informal chat following church services aboard the H. M. S. Prince >f Wales. Standing (I. to r., beliind ChurchilD are Gen. Geo. MarshaD U. S. Army and Sir John Dill. British In nerial Chief of Staff.

FLYING MOTTO— Cadets at Maxwell Field, Ala., spell out the motto o f the U. S. A ir Forces "Keep 'Em F lying"— on an apron in fron t o f a hangar a t Southeast A ir Corps Training Center School.

SERE’S A LESSON IN SPELLINGH om er Croy, the w riter , c a m e to m y h ou se to d inner and

,ve ta lked about the old -fash ioned sp e llin g sch oo ls w e had 3ack in M issouri. A lthough he is a w ord-w orker and an ad- iec tive-ju gg ler , he sa id for m an y y e a r s he had trouble sp ell- ng certa in ev ery d a y w ords. At la s t , he w orked out a m e n v 4ry jogger for those w ords, and h is m eth od is so s im p le and .iseful that P m going to p ass it on to you. I thjnk if you w ill spend two m in u tes on th em y o u ’ll n ever m issp e ll th ese A'-ords again . _

For in sta n ce , do you know w h en it ’s sp e lled “C apitol” and w hen it ’s sp elled “ ca p ita l? ” It’s v e r y s im p le . W hen you m ean the build ing w ith the round d om e on it, it is spelled with an “o .” J u st think of the d om e on th.e build ing being round like an “ o” and then sp e ll it that v /ay. The rest of the tim e “c a p ita l” is sp e lled w ith an “ a .”

W hen you go to a store to buy le tterh ea d s and en v e lo p es, how do you sp e ll the kind of store you are patronizing? It is a “ s ta tio n ery ” store , or is it a “ s ta tio n a ry ” store? W ell, h ere’s H om er’s rule: R em em b er that the store w hich h as an “e ” in the la st sy lla b le , se lls en v e lo p es. The w ord w ith any other m ean in g is sp e lled w ith an “a ” in the la s t sy lla b le . Sim ple, isn ’t it?

H ere’s a w ord th at n ea r ly everyb od y m issp e lls . ECSTASY. . P eo p le sp e ll it “e s c ta c y ” —ending the w ord in “c y ” in stead of “ s y .” H ere ’s H o m er’s ru le for that: Y ou ’re 3razy if you put a “ c ” in the la s t sy lla b le . C razy is sp e lled with a “ c .”

N ow to g iv e YOU a test: It is “ em b a r r a ss? ” Or is it “e m b a r a ss? ” T hat is , does it h a v e one “ r” or tw o “ r s? ” H ere’s h is ru le for conquering th a t one. H e co m p a res it to “h a r a ss .” One w ord h as only one “ r” in it; the other has two. The short w ord on ly h as one “r” —one reason for it being short!

Is the h ead of a sch o o l a “ p r in c ip a l,” or a “ p rin c ip le? ” W ell, the w a y to rem em b er th a t is th a t th e princiP A L of a school should be a “ p a l.”

W hen I sta r ted to cou n try sch oo l, I w a s a poor sp e ller , and one of the w ords I had troub le w ith w a s “g eo g ra p h y .” Som ehow or other, it ju st n ev er w ould co m e out right. My m other had b een a sch oo l tea ch er and sh e g a v e m e a ca tch sentence w hich told how to sp e ll m y trouble-rmaker: “ G eorge E v a n s’ Old G randm other R ode a P ig H om e Y e ste r d a y .” W ell, G eorge E v a n s and I n e v e r a g a in had an y troub le about sp e llin g geograp h y!

H ere’s a rh ym e I lea rn ed in country sch oo l for d ea lin g with E n g lish w ords:

I b efore e E x c e p t a fter c.Or w h en sounded a s a A s in n eigh b or an d w eigh .

T here are so m e ex cep tio n s—a p r iv ileg e tak en a d v a n ta g e of by th e m a k ers of ru les su ch a s “ s e iz e .” B ut it ’s ce ilin g , co n ce iv e , con ce it. In th e la s t th r e e “i” fo llo w s “e ” ju st a s the ru le in d ica tes .

N ow if yo u ’ll run b ack over th e se w ord s, and rev iew th em . I ’m su re y o u ’ll n ev er h a v e an y trouble w ith th em ag a in a s long a s you liv e .

In Suit Soap Box Derby

This is Esther Jacobs Thalham- m e r , 16-year-old L o s Angeles schoolgirl, from whom Karl W. rhalhammer, 60-year-old Wealthy manufacturer, is seeking to annul marriage on ground he was forced into wedlock under threats of crim­

inal proae.'-utiozu

T A R G E T — Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, Japanese Cabinet member, who was shot in his Tokio home by an assassin. H is c o n d it io n was n o t re­vealed immediately. He waj regarded as a moderate.

It won’t be hard to choose the winner of the 8th annual Soap Box Derby held at Akron, Ohio. Claude Smith, right, of Akron, the winner, is showm comforting Chas. McDan­iel of Charleston, W. Va., who fin­ished second.

Fakes Command

Nazi Prisoners

German prisoners of war, cap­tured by the Russians, are lighting cigarettes that have been given them, according to the Moscow and London censor approved cap­tion.

New com m ander of Third In fan try division a t F t. Lewis, W ash., is Maj. Gen. John P. Lucas, who came from Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., where he comm anded artillery of

Second Division.

KINDER— Although her hus­band's name is Kinder, Mrs, H arrie t May Kinder to ld a Loj Angeles court tha t he didn’t live up to his name. She asked divorce, alleging beating at husband's hands.

F at B egins at FortyW hether you a re to be “fa t” oj

“ fit” a t forty is a m a tte r th a t rests solely in your own hands. Beinf forty should be no excuse for the accum ulation of excess poundage.

G ranted th a t it is not the result of a g landular disturbance, youi fa t is due to either of two causes . . . laziness, or a poorly arranged schedule of living undoubtedlj brought about by a lack of know l edge of the necessary balance be tween exercise and diet. Peopk in m iddle life often allow them ' selves to get fa t because they are suffering under the delusion fhal they a re too old to indulge in anj physical exercise. G ranting fhe possibility of this, they still fail tc take into consideration the fac t that as they cut down on exercise there m ust be a proportionate reductior in food intake.

Your w eight is a resu lt of a ba l ance betw een the num ber of calo ries in your daily d ie t and the num^ her you burn up through physica: activity . Consequently, if it is nee essary for you to cu t down on the am ount of exercise you take, yot m ust regu late your diet accordingly Substitute fru its and bulky vegeta bles for foods rich in s ta rch and fats if you would avoid a “bay win dow.” Don’t abandon the field ol physical activ ity altogether, bu t il you find th a t you a re not quite ui to som e of the m ore strenuoui gam es, cultivate w alking and in elude a m ild daily schedule of pas sive setting up exercises in youi routine.

G ross excess weight, in addi tion to being unsightly, is a serioui handicap. I t gives the h e a rt a g rea te r load to c a rry which is mosi dangerous, especially should that organ be called upon a t any tim i for additional effort in com battinf disease. A sensible p rogram oi exercise and diet will help you avoid th a t danger and keep you “fit a! fo rty .”

‘HOOSIER’ LITTLE PU RSE?“ WHY, IT’S MY soldier-boy’i

sum m er overseas cap ,” will be th( r igh t answ er for thousands of worn en and g irls who expect to receive i souvenir purse crea ted by the ides of P riv a te R obert J . Wallis, of F o r B enjam in H arrison, Ind. One “zip’ and the purse belongs to “h e r” ii his slogan. The young soldier hai applied for a pa ten t on the ides of putting a zipper on the arm ] cap, thereby sim ply creating a nov el, inexpensive gift for wife, moth e r or sw eetheart.

♦ * •WOMAN CABBY

THIRTY-TWO YEARS OLD, wid owed m other of one child, M rs. Ev elyn A. B a rre tt has becom e Nev Y ork’s first woman tax i d river.

TODAVTOMORROW

- h -DO N ROBlNiSON

FASH IO NS . . . . natsMost every m an thinks up-to-date

fashions are silly.At least he does until his own

wife or daughter puts on a d ress or h a t which is out of style—and then he is asham ed to walk down the stree t with her.

I wouldn’t w ant to come righ t out in p rin t to defend those monkey- hats which women are w earing these days. But I am wiiling to adm it that, although I don’t like those hats, I’d prefer to have my wife w ear one than to have her w ear a h a t which I did like a few years ago bu t which is now out of style.

Women a re slaves of fashion to the exten t of w anting the newest thing. Men a re m ore slaves of convention—they don’t like to see the ir wives or daughters m ake them selves too conspicuous and they knpw a wom an is leas t con­spicuous when she dresses like oth­er women. Men resen t changes in w omen’s clothes — but when the chapges come they re s is t for a while and then accept them as inev­itable. But by the tim e they do begin to get used to a new style it is a lready old-fashioned and a new fashion is introduced. Thus m en a re kept in a continual sta te of dis­satisfaction over wom en’s clothes.

At least those a re some of the conclusions I reached as I sa t a t a window w atching the h a ts stroU by.m e n . . . . co lors

The garm en t industry, which has so successfully sold women on the idea th a t they should change styles every season, has never been able to put such a p lan over for m en.

I rem em ber when there w as a lot of ballyhoo about blue shoes for men, but I never saw a m an w ear­ing blue .shoes. There have been a t­tem pts to ge t m en in terested in brigh t colors in suits, as a step to ­w ard paving the w ay for sty le changes for men, bu t it never worked.

Men seem to be born conserva­tives so fa r as style-changes a re concerned. Consequently, changes a re m ade so gradually th a t m en don’t see them going on until they suddenly discover th a t the cuffs on the ir old trousers a re narrow er than on the ir new ones—and from then on they feel a little uncom fort­able in those old pants.

Look in the fam ily album a t pic­tures of m en taken 30 years ago and it is apparen t th a t m en’s clothes have changed considerably. But nobody knows when the changes w ere m ade, they w ere done so quietly and unobtrusively.

B ut it is possible th a t styles for m en m ay m ake m ore rap id changes la the n ea r fu ture . F o r the g a r­m ent people have discovered m en wiU consider changes so far as sport clothes are concerned. F irs t they sold them knickers a few years ago. Then ’hey som e­how m ade knickers passe and sold slacks for sport wear. Then various kinds of changes in sh irts were m ade and brigh t colored sport coats w ere put over. They found men w ere willing to be m ore rad ­ical about their clothes during the ii play hours. And if they ever are able to get their fingers on thal rad ical s treak and get m en to c a r­ry it into the ir daily life, you can’t tell w hat will happen.

STA BILITY . . . w niform sThe idea of a “freezing” of all

styles, for both m en and women, ifl an in teresting one to consider.

Suppose it w as decreed th a t 1941 styles would rem ain indefinitely— that the dresses for sale nex t year would be exactly the sam e as those sold this year.

C ertainly it would provide a big cash saving for every w ell-dressed woman. And men, for once, would have an opportunity to get used to a d ress before it w ent out of style. But such a possibility is out of the question.

The only way A m erican women could be unsold on style would be to pu t all women in uniform . And even if th a t happened, the uniform would be considered this y e a r’s style and they would dem and a dif­feren t set of uniform s for nex t year.

But it isn’t ju s t the women who dem and style changes. I t ’s the hun­dreds of thousands of people who a re in the clothes-m aking and sell­ing industries. T heir jobs depend on style changes.

SILK . . . . . slacks;Although the shortage of silk,

which probably m eans no m ore silk stockings a fte r this sum m er, seem s to w orry a lot of women, I doubi if the fashion-creating world is p a r­ticularly disturbed. I don’t doubi th a t they a re a lready a t w ork th ink­ing up w ays to m ake cotton, wool­en or rayon stockings so populai th a t the women who stock up on sUk stockings will be asham ed to w eai them during 1942.

I t ’s h a rd to im agine now—bul w ait until a few Hollywood gals teU how they love cotton stockings and they’ll becom e a fashion in no tim e.

In fact, it’s a strange thing thal silk stockings have been kep t in style as long as they have. Un­doubtedly, ways would have been thought up to m ake la s t y e a r’s stockings old-fashioned before this, except for the fac t th a t silk stock­ings w ear out so quickly th a t tiiere is a big rep ea t business w ithout the necessity of changing styles.

Pitcain Residents All of Same Relig^ionSA N FR A N C ISC O (U P )— E v e ry

re s id en t o f P itc a in Is land , hom e of the su rv ivo rs of th e “m u tin y on th e B o u n ty ,” is a m em b er o f th e S even th D ay A d v en tis t C hurch, i t w as revealed a t th e ch u rch ’s con­ference here.

T he conversion of th e is lan d ’s en tire popu la tion w as m ade 50 y ea rs ago by C apt. J . E . G rah am of S ea ttle , w ho did m iss io n a ry w ork th e re .

Author of "How to W in Friends and Influence People."

M tiT United m t n r * Ssndtente, W

/ J s j d u O N A

HIGH HORSEI bq JOSEPH CHADWICK

R h ea C h a rte rs an d h e r g ra n d ­fa th e r , M ajo r S tephen C h arte rs , w ho live on th e ir an ces tra l e s ta te n e a r th e litt le tow n of M arches- te r , a re in financia l difficulties. R h e a ’s irresponsib le b ro th e r Dick is m erely a n ad d itio n a l problem . T h e fam ily law yer w rites to a m a n nam ed C arrad in e who owes th e M ajo r a la rge sum of money. C a rra d in e c a n ’t pay his deb t, b u t sen d s h is son J im to C h arte rs M an o r to lend a h an d . R hea, w ho c a n ’t see how th is will help, is a n iag o n is tic tow ard J im , th en finds herse lf unw illingly a t t r a c t -

ed to him . T hen , Ph ilip C anning, a rich young m an whom she loved four years ago b u t who w en t aw ay an d m arried an o th e r g irl, conies to M archeste r to tak e c h a rg e of a new a irc ra f t factory . H e calls on h e r g ra n d fa th e r, says th e fac to ry needs m ore land , and o ffers to buy a piece of th e

I M anor. T he M ajor, who w an ts to I keep th e e s ta te in ta c t, tu rn s

dow n th e offer. L ater, however,I h e changes h is m ind w hen th e : b a n k refuses to ex tend notes ; h e ld ag a in s t him . M eanw hile, j R h e a has learned from Philip . t h a t his m arriag e ended in d i- • vorce, an d h a s m ade a d a te to i h av e d in n e r w ith him . She re a l­izes sh e ’s still in love w ith him .

CHAPTER XVIII evening, Rhea dressed

with unusual care. In the kfternoon, she had gone into town to the hairdresser, whose expert attention had enhanced her natural endowment of toveiiness. Her evening dress was more than a year cld, but that didn’t really matter. Philip had never seen it.

S he p iro u e tted before h e r m irro r, h e r eyes critical. “I ’ll do,” she w his­p e red to h e r reflection .

J u s t th en , th e re was a knock on Ih e door, an d Dick en te red . He jBtood surveying her.

“G oing on a p a rty . Sis? O r is th is f o r J im C a rrad in e?”

“A p a r ty ,” she said . “I t ce rta in ly w o u ld n ’t be fo r J im C a rra d in e !”

“W hy no t? H e’s quite a guy.” R h e a sh rugged . “I ’m n o t in te r ­

e s te d .”' “I t ’s P h il B anning, th e n ? ” Dick guessed.

“A ny ob jec tions?”“ I m ig h t have. H e jilted you

once .”I R h e a b it h e r lip. “H e d id n ’t j i l t rne. W e w ere never engaged .”

“T h ere w as a lo t of hope on your p a r t . S is.”I “All r ig h t, th e re w as a lo t of hope ttti m y p a r t ,” R h ea said . “L e t’s no t feay an y m ore ab o u t it. T h a t was a pong tim e ago. T h e re ’s som eth ing Itlse you an d I have to discuss.”I D ick’s eyes sh ifted . “Y es?” i “T h e re was som e m oney in my p u rse ,” R h ea w ent on. “ I t isn ’t th e re now. W hy did you tak e it (Without ask ing m e?”I “ I only borrow ed it, R h ea .”■ “O f course— b u t your borrow ing fem barrassed m e. I needed th a t p ioney to pay a C.O.D. ch arg e and , because it was gone, ou r d ea r friend t*Ir. C a rrad in e paid th e bill fo r me. I t w as h u m ilia tin g .” j “O h, h is fa th e r owes us p len ty !”I “T lia t’s beside th e po in t. W hen Ho you in ten d to pay m e b ack ?”' D ick g rinned , reach ed in to his

rpocket. “R ig h t now .” r H e b ro u g h t ou t a f a t roll of m oney , coun ted off ten ten -d o lla r p ills, an d tossed th em on to th e

essing tab le .

“I took n in e ty -tw o dollars,” he said. “T h e re ’s a h u n d red . T h a t’s Bight do llars in te re s t. N ot a b ad ra te to r a few h o u rs’ loan .” i R h e a looked a t th e m oney he still he ld in h is h an d . “W here d id you get a ll th a t . D ink?”

HEALTHARTi E MCGOVERN

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RAT’S THINKING LIKENED TO MAN

M IL W A U K E E (U P ) A m odern Pied P iper has in flic t­ed som e 9,000 casu a lties among- th e rat population o f Shore- wood, M ilw aukee suburb.

The hero is D aniel R obertson, ex term inator, w ho pro­ceeds on th e th eory th a t ra ts th ink like hum an b ein gs and disp lay unbelievable sh ew d n ess in th e ir p illag in g expeditions.

R obertson’s th eory worked in Shorew ood and soon a n eighboring com m unity com plained o f a ra t in festa tio n . H e accepted th is fa c t as fu rth er proof o f h is contention th a t ra ts reason like people.

“Suppose you had been aw ay on a v is it and returned, to fin d bodies strew n about th e s tr e e t ,” he said. “Y ou’d natural­ly com e to th e conclusion th a t a terrib le p lague had struck th e tow n. A nd you would leave as quickly as you could. I t ’s th e sam e w ay w ith rats. T hey decided th a t Shorew ood w as an u n h ea lth y place and m oved ou t.”

B A L A N C IN G F E A T D E SC R IB E DA n oth er R obertson sto ry concerns th e com m ission m er­

ch an t who com plained th a t ra ts had been stea lin g eg g s from h is storeroom a lthough th e cham ber w as protected by a m e- cam e out o f th e ceilin g and ran dow n a pillar. B ut how did ta l, rat-proof door. A close stu d y revealed th a t th e p illagers th ey carry th e eg g s back dp th e pillar ? O rdinarily a rat would cradle th e eg g in its fro n t paw s and hop along on its hind leg s . B ut go in g up a p illar w ith th e e g g w as a m ore com plex problem.

So R obertson and an a ss is ta n t concealed th em selves in th e storeroom one n ig h t to w atch. R obertson said th e f e ­m ale rat grasped an e g g in h er fro n t paw s and took her m a te ’s ta il in her m outh. Then th e m ale scram bled up th e p il­lar, tow in g th e fem a le w ith th e egg in h er paw s.

W A LK S TIGHT W IRER obertson te lls another story o f a ra t-in fested house.

T he dw elling apparently w as rat proof but one en trance had been overlooked by th e ow ner. L eading from th e barn to th e house w as a double strand o f w ire, 87 fe e t long, th a t entered th e house th rou gh a sm all hole. H ow ever, reach in g th e hole should be too m uch a ta sk fo r even an am bitious rat. B ut w hile R obertson w atch ed one n ig h t he saw a w hole fa m ily of ra ts trip d a in tily across th e 87 fe e t o f w ire from th e barn and go in to th e h ou se w ith ou t a sin g le slip.

R obertson even su sp ects th a t ra ts have a lan gu age and converse w ith each other. H e says h e o ften h as placed food near a colony o f ra ts. F ir s t th ree or four w ould com e out to nibble at th e o ffer in g . Then th ey would return to th e ir holes, and an hour or tw o la ter th e w hole colony would be out fe a s t ­ing.

FAMOUS FALKENBERGS— Jinx Falkenberg. artists* model and now a film actress, greets her tennis-playing brothers Bob, left, and Tom as they arrive in Los Angeles. Bob recently won Boys National singles and doubles despite broken arm.

NO-SOIL FARMS SEEN SPREADING

PH O E N IX , A riz. (U P ) E xp erts predict th a t P hoenixand th e “V alley of th e S un” in w hich it is located soon m ay be th e so il-less farm in g capital o f th e nation.

E rn est Brim din, M ontebello, Cak, sc ien tis t w ho develop­ed so il-less farm in g on a m ass production b asis and planned com m ercial use o f th e m ethod, said th e P hoen ix area o ffe r ­ed ideal conditions fo r th e proposed new industry .

The revolutionary new farm in g m ethod adapts itse lf ea sily to culture of vegetab les, Brundin explained. H e ex ­p ressed hopes to produce vegetab les out o f seas.on th a t would bring good prices on eastern m arkets.

R oots o f the vegetab les are im m ersed in g la ss tanks f ill­ed w ith w ater to w hich chem icals are added in th e com bina­tion s to produce th e b est grow th .

T he sc ien tific balance o f elem en ts needed to bring out luxurious fo liage, stron g roots and b etter fru it. A pprix im ate- ly h a lf again as m any p lants are produced on a g iven surface o f th e so il-less n u trien t so lu tion as on an equ ivalent area o f soil, Brundin estim ated .

In exp erim en tin g w ith tom atoes over a 12-m onth period, sc ien tis ts found th a t th e h e ig h t o f th e v in e and size o f th e tom ato w as considerably increased. T here w as no noticeable d ifferen ce, how ever, in v itam in and m ineral contents.

Brundin said presen t m ethods m ake it too exp en sive to produce vegetab les on a large scale, and no com petition w ill be o ffered field crops. W hen th e m ethod is perfected , h ow ev­er, labor costs will be one th ird low er th an th ose fo r soil ope­ration and fertiliza tio n and w ater costs w ill be about 35 per cent low er.

Soil-less farm in g w as d iscovered in 1859 and p erfect­ed in 1864 by Germ an and D utch sc ien tis ts . It w as not com-

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TWO GIRLS A R E M-G-MOM AHA, N eb. (U P )— If you call a dow ntow n hotel a t

Om aha and ask, “It th is M-G-M?” yo u ’ll g e t an a ffirm a tiv e reply, n ot because th e hotel is th e film exch an ge, but because both sw itchboard operators, M artha G enevieve M alone and M ildred G enevieve M usil have th o se in itia ls.

m ercialized , how ever, until 15 years ago by Dr. W .F. Gericke.

S E T T Y -L O U A N D Y N E Z ...IN U E U T . FERNAN DO'S

W A R P L A N E , HAVE J U S T HOPPED OFF F R O M T H E C A S M E TT Op l a n t a t i o n TO S E A R C H FOR T O M M Y A N D SKBETS/

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PALACE IHEAT8E“A f te r Mein K a m p f? ,” s t ir r in g

xpose o f N az i h o rro rs , is show ing to d ay a t th e P a lace th e a te r . I t is th e s t a r k d ra m a of tru th , viv id ly re -en ac ted from crim son p ages of m odern h is to ry . T his is th e p ic tu re th a t H itle r fea rs .

T he film , a p ic tu rized life of A d­olf H itle r, te lls of th e h o rro r and havoc w hich have w reck ed and w racked E u rope since th e sw as­t ik a cam e to pow er. I t show s th e blind obedience o f th e G erm an peo­ple to N azism , th e b ru ta li ty of th e s to rm tro o p ers and th e p e rsecu ­tions of Jew s and C atho lics.

R e-enacted a re scenes of such h is to ric even ts a s th e b u rn in g of the R e ich stag and th e tr a g ic tr ia l of V an d e r Lubbe fo r th e crim e; the “suicide” of H itle r ’s close friend , R oehm ; th e p itifu l end of G eneral von S chleicher pnd his w ife by S to rm T ro o p ers’ bu lle ts ; and th e a t ta c k on P a s to r N iem ol- ler.

C om ing tom orrow is “A rise M y L ove,” th r ill-p ack ed com edy-ro- m ance, s ta r r in g C lau d e tte C o lbert an d R ay M illand. A lso show ing is “T h ird D im ensional M urder.” a m etroscop ix ; and “The G reen H o r­n e t S tr ik e s A g a in ,” fe a tu r in g W arren H ull w ith K eye L uke.

UTTLE MARY MIX-UP By HANS BRINKERHOFP

AT fflE ROYAL“N obody’s C hild ren ,” ten se h u ­

m an d ram a, s ta r r in g E d ith F ellow s w ith B illy Lee and G eorg ia C aine; an d “T h u n d erin g F r i tn ie r ,” sizzl­in g w es te rn d ram a , s ta r r in g C h ar­les S ta r r e t t w ith I r is M ered ith ; beg in a tw o-day en g ag em en t a t th e R oyal th e a te r today .

B A N K ON W H E E L S A T P L A N T

S E A T T L E , W ash. (U P ) P ayd ay a t B oeing A ircra ftcom pany is as stream lined as th e g ia n t F ly in g F ortress. A “bank on w h eels” com es around each payday and, fo r a m in i­m um charge o f 10 cen ts, cash es checks. T he m obile bank is an arm ored car, rep lete w ith bandit-proof pay w indow s and arm ed guards.

C ourses o f O riental culture, ph ilosophy, and h isto ry are a fea tu re o f th e U n iv ersity o f H aw aii.

HYDE PARK NEAR NEW “BIG HOUSE”I __________

i A L B A N Y , N . Y. (U P )— The s ta te ’s second la rg est pris- i on. Green H aven, w ill be ready fo r occupancy th is fa ll to take I con victs from century-old cells in th e “b ig h ou se” a t S in g : S ing.

Ironically , th e stru ctu re is only a few m iles from th e sum ­m er hom e o f N ew Y ork’s D istr ic t A tto rn ey Thom as E. D e­w ey. It is even closer to th e e sta te o f S ecretary o f th e T reas­ury H enry M orgenthau, Jr., and only a h a lf hour drive from P resid en t R oosevelt’s H yde Park hom e. P ou gh k eep sie is th e n earest large city .

T he build ings cover 50 acres and are on th e s ite o f old Camp W hitm an, w here thousands o f in fan trym en w ere tra in ­ed during th e W orld W ar.

TO H A V E 2,016 CELLS“T his new prison will do m uch to relieve con gestion in

our prison, especially in S ing S ing, w here it h as been n eces­sary to use a m ore than century-old cell block,” Correction C om m issioner John A. L yons said.

The p en iten tiary w ill cost $8 ,000,000 and w ill have 2,016 cells. I ts h ig h w alls and o th er fea tu res m ake it a “m axim um secu r ity ” in stitu tio n . All v ita l fa c ilit ie s are to be outside the w alls so th a t th ey cannot be seized by an u p risin g o f prison­ers.

T w elve tow ers surm ounting th e barrier can be reached only from outside th e wall. E ach tow er has 10 pow erful search ligh ts and special gun ports.

O NLY TWO G ATESThe enclosed area can be entered th rou gh only tw o open­

ings, one fo r v is ito rs and th e o th er lead ing in to a h u ge cage for th e inspection o f service trucks.

T he w arden probably will be 74-year-old W illiam H unt o f A ttica prison. H e is known as a stick ler fo r deta ils and won com m endation for h is organization o f A ttica w hen it w as opened.

L yons explained th a t th e con gestion and need fo r th e new prison w ere not th e product o f a continued crim e w ave. A l­th ou gh annual com m itm ents have average about th e sam e in the p ast 10 years, th ey have been a sm aller and sm aller per­cen tage o f th e s ta te ’s grow ing population.

“The resu ltin g con gestion in our p rison s,” he said, “is due m ain ly to longer sen ten ces for prisoners w ith m ore v ig ­orous law en forcem en t and m ore e ffe c tiv e application o f pa­role.”

Blackout Trip Driver of Artillery Truck

C AM P R O B IN SO N , A la. (U P) P v t. W illiam F . Chissoe, Bixby. O kla., C ree In d ian in B a tte ry B. 127th F ield A rtille ry , w as follow ­in g th e ta il- lig h ts of a tru c k a- h ead d u rin g a re c e n t b lacked-out convoy w hen he saw th e lights sv /erve sh a rp ly to th e r ig h t. C his­soe follow ed su it, only to careen o ver a d itch an d te a r dowTi a line o f fence posts.

T he In d ian c raw led o u t of his tru ck , g rinned sheep ish ly and ex­p la ined “G uess I m u s t have been fo llow ing a couple of ligh tn ing b u g s.”

HILO T IIE A M“L as V egas N ig h ts ,” g a y sto ry

of n ig h t life in one of th e la s t f ro n tie r tow ns in th e coun try , be- Igins a tw o-day en g ag em en t a t the H ilo th e a te r today .

W ith Tom m y D orsey and his o r ­ch es tra , and a g roup of sw ell en ­te r ta in e rs and com edians “send-in so lid”, “L as V egas N ig h ts” is sup- |e rb e n te r ta in m e n t from s t a r t to fin ish .

T he s to ry concerns a vaudeville tro u p e consisting of B e rt W heeler a n d M isses C onstance M oore, L il­lian C ornell and V irg in ia Dale, who a rr iv e s in L as V egas to col­lec t an inheritance .

M iss M oore b rin g s luck to s ing ­ing ra n c h e r P h il R egan, and toge-

ith e r th ey m ake a clean-up a t the s lo t m ach ines and g am in g tab les th a t a re as p len tifu l as cov/s on

ithe ran g e in L as V egas a t th is v ery m om ent.

T h a t is th e s t a r t of th e ir h ila ­rious rom ance and also th e beg in ­n ing of a series of h ilarious, ex c it­ing and m usical s itu a tio n s .

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E^gieFoui; T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Tuesday, September 1,1941

Hilo Bowling Center Opening Set For Thursday NightBusiness Men Badminton League Opens TonightM ainichi Sportorial

P la y in g stead y ball th rou gh ou t th e ; w hole season , L t. John R ickard’s C om pany E o f th e 299th In fan try tru ly d eserves th e cham pionship o f th e H ilo (H R C ) Ju ­n io r baseball leagu e w hich th ey w on from D airym en 7-1 in a p la y o ff gam e la s t Sunday a t th e H oolulu Park.

B ehind th e a lm ost a ir tig h t ball hand ling by h is team ­m a te s , M anuel Crivello w as easily th e m ost ou tstan d in g p it­c h e r o f th e league as h is f lo ssy ball p itch in g , tim e and again , 'was d irectly responsib le fo r h is tea m ’s m any v ictories, Criv- c llo h a s to h is nam e, earlier th is season , a no-hit, no-run tu s ­sle.

In th e cham pionship p la y o ff b etw een D airym en, f ir s t *x>und cham pions, and th e 299th In fan try , second round titl- i s t . P itch er Crivello allowed but f iv e w ell sca ttered h its and fone run. H is team m ates on th e other hand banged M ango H i- Jrata and Fred O liviera for a tota l o f 9 h its and 7 runs.

L a st Sunday’s gam e su ccessfu lly concluded another sea ­so n fo r th e Junior leagu e w hich under th e sponsorsh ip o f th e H ilo R ecreation C om m ittee is grow in g in popularity m ore and m ore each year.

D airym en w ith an array o f ball sta rs from h ere and the re started th e season like a house on fire , w in n in g all of th e ir f ir s t round gam es to cop th e round title w ith an unde­fe a te d record. Com pany E plaj^ed grea t ball too in th e f ir s t Ifound, but had to be contented w ith th e runner up p osition as the y bowed to th e ice cream m en in th e ir f ir s t m eetin g .

T he second round title chase, how ever, w as an entire ly d iffe r e n t story as th e f ir s t round cham pions. D airym en, blew tip to p ieces losin g all o f th eir gam es. Com pany E on th e o th ­e r hand kept up th e ir stead y ball p lay in g to barely nose out A m a teu rs fo r th e second round title .

In th e cham pionship gam e betw een Com pany E and D airy m en , th e la tter w as only a shadow of th e team w hich eopped th e f ir s t round tit le as 299th w on th e cham pionship 'tu ssle w ith ease.

T h e one team in th e Junior league th a t show ed th e m ost im p rovem en t during th e season w as th e A m ateu rs a g g reg a ­tio n . T he N on-pros barely survived th e elim ination round as th e y w ere tied fo r th e fou rth and la s t p lace w ith another 'team . T he league, how ever, decided n ot to p la y o ff th e t ie but aRowed th e f iv e team s to en ter th e second round.

A m ateu rs th en w en t on to play as th ey n ever did before, ■winning all but one gam e, th e d efea t by th e sold ier b oys in th e secon d round titu la r fra y . T h is gam e w as decided b y a m a rg in o f one run.

I t m ig h t be added th a t th e A m ateu rs ball team had th e y o u n g e s t p layers on th e fie ld w ith all o f th e ir baseball squad picked from th e ir cham pionship sen ior so ftb a ll leagu e team w hich is now p artic ip atin g in th e B IA U softb a ll tournam ent.

W hen th e baseball season rolls around n ex t year. A m a­t e u r s w ill, no doubt, m ake a g rea t bid fo r th e cham pionship saf th e Junior league w hich th ey barely m issed th is season.

TffO DIVISIONS SKED TO PLAY DOZ. MATCHESE A C H T E A M TO PR O V ID E

O N E B IR D F O R E A C H M A TCH PL A Y

T w elve m a tch es to n ig h t, a t th e H ilo C en te r g ym s ta r t in g from 7:30 p. m ., w ill open th e 1941 season of th e H R C B usiness M en badm in ton league w hich is d iv id­ed in to tw o divisions.

In D ivision I a t co u rts A and B the fo llow ing gam es a re scheduled.

C alifo rn ia W este rn S ta te s vs. H onom u S u g a r Co.

H ilo M otors vs. H ilo Iro n W orks W aia k ea Mill vs. H aw ’n Cane

P ro d u c tsH ilo S u g a r Co. vs. H ilo R ice Mill H onom u S u g a r Co. vs. H ilo Iro n

W orksC alifo rn ia W este rn S ta te s vs.

H ilo M otorsH aw ’n C ane P ro d u c ts vs. H ilo

R ice MillW aia k ea Mill vs. H ilo S u g a r Co.

On C ourt C D ivision I I m a tch es a re a s fo llow s:

M erch an ts vs. H onom u S u g a r Co.

H ilo Iro n W orks vs. W aia k ea MUl Co.

H a w ’n C ane P ro d u c ts vs. H ilo S u g a r Co

D ept, of L. & I. R. vs. In te r - I s l­and.

A ccord ing to th e s ta tm e n t re ­leased by th e H ilo R ecrea tion C om m ittee office th is m orn ing , tw o lead ing te am s from D ivision I an d I I a re to p lay in th e cham ­pionship ro und w ith each te am s ta r t in g fro m sc ra tch .

A m a tch p lay w ill be tw o o u t of th ree gam es w ith 15 p o in ts decid­in g one gam e. N o su b s titu tio n s will be allow ed in th ese m atches. All g am es a re to be p layed a s sch ­eduled and if team s a re n o t p re ­sen t th e m a tc h w ill be fo rfe ited .

F ir s t nam ed team s w ill have the choice o f co u rt o r service. F o r every m a tch each team is to p ro ­vide one b ird (40c se ller) w inners U-pftninp- th e b irds.

^C ontinued F ro m P ag e One) >acijaity a re u n d er construction .

3,000 To L uke F ie ld L u k e F ield , re cen tly com pleted,

SiOion w ill hold a co n tin g en t of 3,- <000 o ffice rs and m en an d a t le a s t 2 0 0 ad v an ced tra in in g p lanes, und-

com m and of Col. E nn is C. W liiteh ead .

T h u n d e rb ird F ield, new $200,000 p riv a te ly -o w n e d cen te r o rgan ized %o t r a in cade ts in the ru d im en ts of f ly in g p re lim in a ry to e n te r in g ad- ■Vanced a rm y courses, recen tly w as ^dedicated a t g rad u a tio n exercises f o r a c la s s of 42 cadets.

M a j o r K enneth M cN aughton, -M offett F ield , Cal., p red ic ted a t t h e g ra d u a tio n exercises th a t i t Ssoon w ould be one of th e la rg e s t •cadet tra in in g cen te rs in th e coun­t r y . E n ro llm en t w as expected to ^ e l l rap id ly to a p eak of 200 ^:radets in each class.

M a jo r D. M. S ch la tte r , M offett P le Jd , disclosed th a t the a rm y a ir c o rp s w as considering constru c tio n O f a tw in -eng ined p lane base in

th e H igely d is tr ic t, so u th w es t of Phoenix.

A irp o r t M ay B e B aseT he m un ic ipa l a irp o rt, S k y H a r ­

bor, soon m ay be a base fo r a squad ron of a rm y p u rs u it p lanes, s ta tio n ed here to g u a rd th e c ity and a s a n a u x ilia ry fo rce to coast- a ir defenses.

The L uke F ie ld base w ill t r a in m en in th e use o f low -w ing, all- m eta l m onoplanes bu ilt.

The a ir h as been divided in to sec tions w ith in w h ich tra in ee s from each fie ld m ay fly to avoid coUisions w ith cad e ts fro m o th e r ba.ses in th e v icin ity .

T he L uke a ir base w ill have 178 officers, 1,904 en lis ted m en and 445 fly ing cad e ts in its f i r s t q u o ta and 985 cad e ts in its second quo ta . Col. W hitehead said .

I t h as seven ru n w ay s and is sec­ond in size only to K elly F ield , rex . T he fie ld w as ru sh ed to com ­pletion w ith W P A labor, fo u r m onths ahead of schedule. I t in ­cludes an a d m in is tra tio n building, barracks, o fficers q u a rte rs , a ir- Irom es an d m un itions dum ps.Just Like This

B elcn Crlenkovich of San F ran - is caught in this spectacu lar execu ting the back jack-knife

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IjMMisbips held at High Point, N. C.

BOMBINGS ON CITIES DONE

UNCEASINGLY(C on tinued F ro m P ag e O ne)

o rg an iza tio n and econom ic re ­sea rch es a re being ca rried ou t w hile th e w o rk of reh ab ilita tio n is p ro g ress in g rap id ly .F A C T O R IE S IN T A TU A K O W IN FL A M E S

N A N K IN G , Sept. 2—L arg e fo r ­m atio n s o f Jap an ese a rm y bom b- er^ ra ided T a tuakow , e ig h t k ilo ­m e te rs so u th of C hungking , sco r­ing d irec t h its on fac to rie s , w hich w en t up in flam es, p ress sec tion of th e Jap an ese ex p ed itionary fo rces in c e n tra l C hina announced.

M eanw hile, an o th e r g roup of Ja - p an e ie p lanes a tta c k e d m ilita ry e s­tab lish m en ts and sto rehouses a t L aohokow , key Sino c ity in n o rth -

TWO CONVICTS REBEL. ATTACK

WARDEN AKAU(C ontinued fro m P a g e One)

a t th e tim e o f th e inciden t. K eka- h u n a had ob ta ined th ree g runs, a f la sh lig h t, tw o p a irs of handcu ffs, a n d th e w a rd en ’s coat, s h i r t and shoes from th e cab in e t in th e w a r­den’s office a f te r ju m p in g over th e fence and fin d in g th e office open.

R e f u s in g to th e p rison y a rd from th e office, K ek ah u n a w as re ­po rted to have ordered th e only g u a rd on d u ty to open th e g a te . U pon doing so, K ahauo lopua w as po in ted a g u n a t h is s to m ach by K ek ah u n a as he p assed th e o th e r gun to P e te rs .

A s o rdered ,the g u a rd locked th e o th e r p riso n e rs an d w a ited fo r A - k a u ’s re tu rn .

S h o rtly a f t e r 10 p. m., A k au drove h is c a r in to th e g a ra g e and K ek ah u n a follow ed and s tru c k th e W arden on th e r ig h t e a r and a c ­cord ing to re p o r ts K ek ah u n a th en le f t th e p lace an d upon re tu rn in g to th e g a ra g e found A k au gone.

M eanw hile A k au h ad escaped to the a rm y b a rra c k s w here he found the police.

W hen th e police a rriv ed , th e p r i­soners su rren d e red o ffe rin g no r e ­sistance.

T he H ilo police squad headed by L t. G eorge a M rtin rep o rted to th e scene im m ed ia te ly fo llow ing n o ti­fication , re liev ing a serious s i tu a ­tion.

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HONOLULU, Sept. 2 — B y trouncing their , c losest rivals, Chinese, 9-0 A sahis copped th e championship of the Inter-Island baseball tournam ent yesterday afternoon a t the Honolulu S ta ­dium.

Scoring one .run apiece in the f ifth and sixth, A sahis behind the ' spectacular p itch ing of Charlie T aketa w ent on a 7-run scoring spree in the fa ta l eighth to w in easily.

Ted Shaw, the old m aestro, w as chased off the mound in the eighth by the A ’s who got nine

h its an d six ru n s fro m th e v e te ­ra n N egro h u rle r . (John (B ogey) B o gardus w ho w as ru sh e d in to re lieve S haw w as n ipped fo r th re e h its an d th re e ru n s .

In th e conso lation gam e. N avy em erged a close 4-2 w in n er over Maui.

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C. T a k e ta and S. H ig u ch i; T. Shaw , J . B ogardus and H. W ong.

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Gene “Tarzan” Smith is Surf Race Winner

H O N O LU LU ,Sept. 1 — Gene “T a rz a n ” S m ith y e s te rd a y copped the fe a tu re d tw o m ile padd le board race a t W aik ik i before a reco rd crowd.

S e tt in g a f a s t pace S m ith ju m p ­ed to an ea rly lead w hich he m a in ­ta ined th ro u g h o u t th e race .

D ick C ross and Joe P a n g w as second and th ir d r p s n o r tiv e lv .

ern H upeh on th e n o rth e rn b anks of th e H an river.

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H EL C o vs. H ilo S u g a r Co.

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F o llow ing a re s t o ver th e w eek ­end, th e H ilo one e lim ina tions of th e B IA U so ftb a ll to u rn a m e n t w ill resum e ac tiv itie s th is a fte rn o o n w ith a gam e betw een S onny H end ­e rso n ’s H E L C O ’s an d G eorge M u­ra l ’s H ilo S u g a r Co. A A team a t 4:30 p. m . a t M ooheau P a rk .

T he w in n er of th is g am e w ill join H ilo B adm in ton C lub (defend­ing cham pions). A m a te u rs and H R C in th e is land fin a ls th is w eek ­end, S ep tem b er 6 an d 7, a t H oo­lu lu P a rk . T hese local te a m s w ill be aug m en ted by th e w inners of the rem a in in g tw o m a tch es and by tw o e n tr ie s from th e K au d is tr ic t in th e is land cham pionsh ips.

T he H EL C o ag g reg a tio n , con­s is tin g of m an y s ta rs , is th e 1941 cham pions o f the H R C C om m ercial so ftb a ll league. T hey a re s tro n g ly favo red in m an y q u a r te rs to em er­ge a s t i t l is t in th e B ig Is lan d so f t­ball to u rn am en t.

H ilo S u g a r AA on th e o th e r hand, too, b o asts of a s tro n g team as th ey p laced as ru n n e r-u p in th e B usiness M en’s section .

Ben Hog-an is Golf Victor at Hershey

i H E R SH E Y , P a., Sept. 1— B en H ogan w on th e $5,000 H ershey Open golf cham pionship y es te rd ay ca rd in g a 70 in th e la s t round to to ta l 175, five s tro k es u n d er the to u rn am en t record s e t in 1937 by H en ry P ick ard . Second p lace hon­ors w en t to L loyd M angrum .

T he b ig g es t m oney w in n er a- m ong th e p ros in m a jo r to u rn a ­m en t th u s fa r , B en H ogan by w in ­n in g th e H ershey Open crow n boosted h is to ta l ea rn in g s to $13,- 933.

DAIRYMEN WIN WAHM GAME

IN A U G U R A L W O M EN ’S M A TCH IS F R E E H IT T IN G , W ILD

SC O R IN G A F F A IR

A lex S o ares’ D airym en lassies defea ted M rs. D iego R am os’ Ono- m ea S u g a r Co. te a m 12-9 in th e in ­a u g u ra l tu ssle of th e H R C W o­m en’s so ftb a ll league p layed S un­d ay a fte rn o o n a t th e M ooheau p a rk before a fa ir ly la rg e g a th e r ­ing.

T he f i r s t w ah ine gam e of the season w as a fre e h it tin g an d w ild sco rin g a f fa ir w ith th e w inners sco rin g in every fram e, excep t th e f irs t . Flushing over th ree m a rk e rs in th e second in n in g th e D airym en g irls to o k an ea rly lead, w hich, I how ever, w as chopped dow n by th e I co u n try lassies a s th e la t te r push - j ed ov er six b ig ru n s in th e ir h a lf j of th e fo u r th to m ak e th e score 5- 8.

D airym en , h o w e v e r , cam e th ro u g h w ith fo u r m ore ru n s in th e i fifth , one m ore in th e s ix th and { tw o m ore in th e seven th to w in I convincingly.

L ead ing s tick e rs fo r th e d ay w as M rs. D oro th y S a ik i of the w inners who g o t th re e h its in fo u r tr ip s I up, inc lud ing a hom er and a trip le . I Phoebe M akao also of th e w inners i had a hom er cred ited to h e r nam e beside g e tt in g a n o th e r bingle.

S c o re s :

D airym en ........ 031 141 2— 12 iH its ............... 021 252 2— 14 I

O nom ea ............ 020 601 0— 9 iH its ............... 020 502 0— 9 [

L ayson and C. S an to s; S. M a- I helona and M. F ernandez .

G L E N N M ITC H EL L W IL L G IV E O PE N IN G A D D R E SS, S IX

A LL E Y S IN S T A L L E D

T he new H ilo B ow ling C en ter, lo ca ted on H aili s t r e e t opposite th e P a lace th e a te r , w ill open i ts doors on T h u rsd ay n ig h t, S ep t em ber 4, w ith e la b o ra te in a u g u ­ra l cerem onies an d m a tch es be­

tw een severa l p icked te am s in H i­lo, acco rd ing to a n announcem en t m ade by a g roup o f B ig Is la n d b u ­siness m en w ho a re b ack of th e bow ling hui.

S ix fine new alleys hav e been laid o u t w ith fu tu re in s ta lla tio n of th ree m ore underw ay .

Tw elve te am s have been p icked o u t to p a rtic ip a te a s p a r t of th e opening cerem ony. T hose in c h a r­ge of th e team s a re S te r lin g H e­bert, Lou H olzm an, D r. H ow ard C raw ford , M ac W hitm an , M itsu ji K asam oto , B a rn ey F u jim o to , T im - mie A m ai, F ran c isco L a f ita an d M ariano Gorospe. A m ai w ill have tw o team s rep re sen tin g th e C hi­nese C om m unity.

Two w om en’s te am w ill be h an d ­led by M rs. A m y M eeker and M rs. H azel B ell W ithrow .

G lenn M itchell, p re s id en t of tlie H ilo R o ta ry Club an d m a n a g e r of th e N aniloa, w ill g ive th e opening ad d ress on T h u rsd ay n ig h t. Sev­e ra l o th e r p rom inen t B ig Is la n d e rs w ill a lso ta k e p a r t in th e in a u g u ­ra l cerem onies.

A ccord ing to p lans now severa l a p p ro p r ia te p rizes w ill be g iven th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r in special con­te s ts and to u rn am en ts w hich w ill be held from tim e to tim e.

H ilo h as long fe lt th e need of a bow ling cen te r w hich in c id en ta lly h as g row n to g re a t p o p u la r ity on O ahu and on M aui. I f th is tre m e n ­dous g a in s on the inlands a re an y ind ications, in te re s t in bow ling should m ak e g re a t headw ay in H i­lo.

PAULINE B EH IN CLOSE WIN

FO R C E D TO L IM IT BY 16-Y E A R Y O U N G STER IN N E T

T O U R N E Y . _“— — i i

F O R E S T H IL LS, Sept. 1—No. 1 seeded P au line B etz w as ex tended to h e r lim it by 16-year-old D oris H t r t 5-7, 6-0, 11-9 in th e f i r s t round o f th e N a tio n a l w om en’s tenn is sing les cham pionsh ips y e s t­erday .

H elen Jacobs, o ld-tim e s ta r , in h e r f i r s t round com back b e a t N el­lie S heer 6-2, 6-0.

In th e m en ’s division, F ra n k K o- vacs defea ted R ich a rd H a r t 6-3, 6- 2, 6-3. D on M cNeill, defend ing cham pion w on fro m G eorge Toley 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 and W a 5me S ab in de­fea ted G ilbert H u n t 6-3, 6-2, 6-4.

The Ir ish cham pion G eorge L y t- tle to n R ogers lo s t to Gene M ako 5-7, 6-2, 9-7, 7-5.

V ic to r Seixes defea ted A r th u r M arx, son of th e com edian G rou- cho M arx, 6-2, 9-7, 6-2.

Record Breaker

Kiyoshi Nakama of Naui, Hawaii, is happy after breaking national A. A. U. 800-meter free style record

at St. Louis, Mo.

f a m e

ARMY EXPANDS THREE BASES IN ARIZONA FOR AIR CORPS Joe McCarthy is

Sent to HospitalW A SH IN G T O N , S ep t .2—M an­

a g e r of th e N ew Y ork Y ankees, Joe M cC arthy w as se n t to th e G eorgetow n h o sp ita l S a tu rd a y on advice of h is physic ian .

I t w as rep o rted th a t M cC arthy is su ffe rin g fro m ga ll b ladder tro u ­ble and th a t he w ill a t le a s t r e ­m ain tw o days in th e h o sp ita l fo r observation .

B u y D efen se B onds

FELLEMAY SHOW HERE

P U M P S E A R L E N E G O T IA T IN G TO B R IN G C LE V EL A N D S T A R

TO H O N O L U L U

H O N O LU LU , Sept. 2—If P um p S earle ’s, m a n a g e r of th e H onolulu S tad ium , n e g o tia tio n s /a ll th rough . Bob F e lle r of th e C leveland In d i­an s w ho is reg a rd ed as th e g re a t­e s t baseball p itch e r to d ay an d S a t­chel P age , g re a t N egro p itcher, w ill a p p e a r in a n exh ib ition gam e in th e S tad ium in ea rly O ctober. |

S earle w ho h as been co rrespond ­ing w ith th e tw o m ound aces for the p a s t m on th said, “ev e ry th in g a p p e a rs favo rab le th a t th e y will accep t an o ffe r to perfo rm h e re .”

A ccord ing to S ea rle ’s p lans. F e l­le r w ill p itch fo r one local team and P ag e fo r a n o th e r in a n exh i­b ition gam e.

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