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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII VOL. XXXIII HILO, HAWAII, T. H. TUES DAY, MARCH 4, 1941 NO. 8886 SIDELIGHTS BE PAID OVER The controversy over the Police Commission Bill is not confined to the territorial legislature where there is bound to be some tall fac- tional struggles before the meas- ure is turned out as a law or is “junked” together with other near- ly enacted plans, but a lively scrap has started between the Hawaii News and the Hilo Tribune Herald. Both publications are getting ra- ther touchy on the question, the latter getting rather peeved be- cause while it was taking a good nap on the side road between the Herald office and the County Au- ditor’s office, the weekly ran away with a large-sized legal ad. For the present, we’ll let you fellows battle over the politico-business angle, taking our position on the sidelines enjoying a good laugh every now and then. However, you Tribune-Herald boys want to learn how to take a licking without handing out any “sour grape” stuff, especially when the small fellow shows you the way to com- petitive business, with or without politics mixed in. It’s a case of being wide awake, that’s all. * * * It’s a wonder that our county attorney didn’t come out with a signed statement in the Tribune Herald of yesterday that he didn’t ask Tommie Sakakihara for a raise in his pay from the present $-800 to $6000 per annum. Of course, with the evening daily waiting for his beck and call, why should he take the trouble of do- ing such a thing. . . it looks like the TH paper is ready to put in anything the eminent CA tells’em. Haven’t taken the trouble of look- ing up the bill as yet to find out its effective date, but even if the bill becomes law, if our C.A.M.P.’s campaign talks mean anything, j isn’t he going to give way to his deputy this coming election time? Something like that was being said during the last campaign if this typepicker’s ears heard right. It’s about time that the deputy C.A. gets a crack at it anyway, for after all, the number one man! owes his present position very much to his number two man. . . Isn’t that correct? * * The Citizens Sub-Committee on Public Finance, among other re- (Continued on Page Four) HAWAII DELEGATION OF SEN- ATORS TO HELP HOME- STEADERS Thai-USSR Relations Resumed by Pact BANGKOK, Mar. 4 — Formal diplomatic relations between Thai- land and the Soviet Union has been resuiped, the government announc- ed yesterday as the result of the visit to Moscow of Colonel Pray- oon Phamon Montri, minister with- out portfolio. It was said negotia- tions for trade agreement were now being carried on between the two governments. British Booty in Africa Following previous reports, Senator Sanji Abe yesterday morning introduced the Plebi- scite Measure for the County of Hawaii Police, which passed first reading by title and was referred to the printing com- mittee. A measure which will give homesteaders in the territory re- lief on payments due the Farm Loan Board by extending their installment payments over a 30- year period and reducing interest to 3% per annum was introduc- ed by Senator V. A. Carvalho. This measure carried the signa- ture of all four Hawaii senators, Sanji Abe, V. A. Carvalho, W.H. Hill and Chas. H. Silva. It was understood that a si- milar measure would be intro- duced in the House by Rep. Thomas Pedro, also of Hawaii, some time today. UNSOLVED WATER SHORTAGE SHOWS NO CONCLUSION In spite of the rainfall last ni- ght, the water suply is still in a critical condition. Nine local En- glish schools and practically all of the Japanese schools were compelled to close down for a pe- riod of two days. Schools affected are Hilo High School, Hilo Intermediate School, Hilo Union School, Hilo Standard School, Kapiolani School, Waiakea Kai School, Waiakea Waena School, Keaukaha School, many local Japanese schools and possibly Piihonua School. Measures are being taken to tap water at the Boiling Pots, which will be divided into the chlorine plant, the county engineer announ- ced. It was estimated that this job will cost the county $2,000. The upper section of Hilo al- ready is without water, it was re- ported. The Adam Baker home above the high school was report- (Continued on Page Four) FOUR (JAPANESE AIRWAYS EMPLOYEES INJURED IN FIGHT EDITORIAL HILO’S WATER SITUATION Hilo’s acute water shortage problem has been brought right into the homes of this community’s citizenry with thousands of school pupils ordered to absent themselves from school for a couple of days in an endeavor to save the city’s water supply from going absolutely dry. Our supervi- sors have been wrestling with this problem for some time now, and in our opinion, they still have not found a solution which wall even relieve to any appreciable degree the present acute situation. Metering the city is but a half-baked measure at best. Without the supply, there should be little benefit trying to economize by installing meters. It should be remembered that the root of the problem is the supply and not the amount of water being used. If the supervisors of the County of Hawaii are notTable to arrive at a solution which will ultimately prevent the city’s going through an experience such as it is facing today, then let them admit that they are at a loss and throw the problem upon our legislators who are now assembled in Honolulu. We all appreciate the fact that the members of the board are re- luctant in adopting a plan to solve the water problem that will give the taxpayers too much of a burden. However, we all agree that it is no time for any wishy-washy action, mo- ney or no money. Let us have immediate action. Members of the board of supervisors, if you can’t handle the matter, pass it on to the legislators. It isn’t the first time that you’ve passed the buck. You’ve done it before on matters far more unimportant. So, why not now ? SAIGON, Mar. 4— Four Japa- nese members of the Dai Nippon Airways Company's office here were injured in a hotel dining room brawl last night with Fr- ench Arm y officers. The incident occurred when the Japanese who were staying at the Saigon Palace Hotel, while eating 1 in the dining room rose to protest to the derogatory remarks made | by five French officers sitting in the next table. Instantly, one of the French officers attacked the j Japanese and others soon joined in ; and locked up two Japanese in a separate room while the two re- j maining Japanese were beaten up by ten French soldiers who joined \ the brawl. Fujio Minoda, Japanese Consul j General presented a strong protest j to the governor general of Cochin- j China regarding the incident and other recent indignities inflicted by French soldiers against the Japa- nese. ------------- o -------------- j Nippon Press In Strong- Joint Attacks Against British Propaganda Activities These natives of Nairobi, capital of British colony of Kenya, East Africa, are curious about some ancient Italian guns taken in recent operations in Italian Somaliland. Note that these field pieces have wood wheels with iron tires—hardly a match for modern, rubber-tired motorized artillery. AIM! MICE OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS FROM HOME OFFICE STILL LACKING JOEL B. COX CHOSEN NEW PROF. AT U-H TOKYO, Mar. 4— Japanese me- diation efforts in the Thai-Fren - ch Indo-China border dispute were again at a standstill as Franco - Thailand delegations j waited instructions from their | respective governments. However, j these directions were expected to j reach Tokyo on Tuesday when the way will be opened for holding the fifth informal meeting of the three delegations where a final agree- The board of regents of the Uni-J ment is to be confirmed, versity of Hawaii has announced While Japanese official circles the appointment of Joel B. Cox. continued to decline to comment on well-known island engineer, as as- j reports that the Vichy government sistant professor of engineer, ef-j accepted the Japanese compromise fective next September. formula for settlement of the dis- Mr. Cox will fill the position leftputed modifications, it was under- by John Mason Young, who was stood that Ambassador Hajime retired from the engineering facui- Matsumiya conferred with Rene ty in June, 1940, after 32 years of Robin, former governor of French teaching in the University. Ex- ^ Indo-China and French delegate change professors from Cornell" Sunday. The Matsumiya-Robin in- have taught the engineering class-! terview took place after French es during the present year. | ambassador Charles Arsene Henry After July 1 Mr. Cox will leave1 called on Foreign Minister Matsu- Kauai, where he has been engineer j oka Sunday morning, with the McBryde Sugar Company; It was authoritatively learned since 1923. While on Kauai, he was that both Matsuoka and Matsumi- in charge of the construction of ya urged the French delegates to Alexander Dam, one of the largest seek reconsideration of the Vichy in the territory. I government’s reply which, while The bachelor of arts and civil accepting Japan’s formula in prin- engineering degrees were received ciple, contained several reserva- by Mr. Cox from Leland Stanford: tions, particularly in reference to University. Following his gradua- \ Cambodia. However, it was held tion from Stanford in 1915, he ■ significant that Japanese and went to Maui where he was made Thailand’s delegates also met on county engineer. He held that posi-! Monday, when Thailand’s officials tion until 1918 when he left Ha-1 sent a detailed report to Bangkok waii to serve with the American! requesting instructions. Red Cross in France. Returning to Maui in 1919, Mr. Cox was put in charge of a water-power investiga - tion for the East Maui Irrigation Company. From 1919 to 1923, he was superintendent of construction (Continued on Page Four) U. S. Treasury to Freeze Balkan Assets WASHINGTON, Mar. 3-—Secret - ary of Treasury, Henry Morgen- thau, indicated that some sort of freezing order may be issued to- morrow morning. He hinted that the order may possibly apply to assets of others than Bulgaria. Observers close to diplomatic circles in Washington felt that any United States action to freeze the assets of belligerents in the Bal- kans was the result of British sug- gestions. TOKYO, Mar. 4 The press report stating twenty thousand regular Chungking troops had moved into Bur- ma recently to strengthen British defenses there, in ac- cordance with terms of the secret British-Chinese military agreement, was formally denied by Sir Robert Craigie, British ambassador, in an interview with Chuichi Ohashi, vice minister of foreign affairs, Koh Ishii, deputy spokes- man of the Information Board announced in a (regular fo- reign press conference today. After categorically denying the press report, the British ambassador assured the vice-minister of foreign affairs that there was no plan for entry of Chungking troops into Burma. He added to the Japanese deputy spokesman that the press report had not been confirmed by official information. TO THE BALKAN FRONT The Vichy government, according to dispatches reaching Hawaii, from both t)ie Orient and Europe, has given in to the demands of Thailand presented before the Tokyo Peace Conference to settle border differences existing btween the Thai-French Indo-China countries. The eyes and attention of the democracies have been centered on the Far East with reports that Japan was ready to attack Singapore and counter reports that both England and the United States were all pre- (Continued on Page Four) Hilo Hi Senior Class Thanks for Publicity A message of thanks was receiv- ed from he Hilo High School Seni- or class through its secretary Miss Leatrice Yamagata yesterday. The letter reads as follows: Hawaii Mainichi Hilo, Hawaii Gentlemen: The members of the Senior Class of Hilo High School wish to thank you for the generous publi- city which you gave us for our play, “Charley’s Aunt.” We appreciated the fact that you published each article we sent you. Thank you for your kind coope- ration. Respectfully yours. THE SENIOR CLASS (sgd) Leatrice Yamagata Secretary. Coffee Agreement Will Not Affect Hawaii Shipments The Inter-American coffee ag- reement between 14 Latin-Ameri- ca coffee-producing countries and the United States will not affect mainland coffee shipments from Hawaii, announces H. H. Warner, director of the University of Ha- USSIi NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH GERMAN ENTRY OF BALKANS MOSCOW, Mar. 4—Bulgaria’s- agreement to the dispatch of German troops into Bulgaria “does not lead to consolidation of peace but to the extension of the sphere of war” to the Balkans, the Soviet government declared in reply to a Bulgo statement hand- ed to USSR minister to Bulgaria, Lavlishchev, the Tass news agen- cy disclosed. The Tass disclosed that the Bul- garian government through I. Al- tinoff, chief political adviser to the foreign minister, handed out the statement that the Bulgarian government “gave its consent to dispatch German troops to Bulga- ria, having in view the preserva- tion of peace in Balkans.” -------------- o----------------------- OLAA FLASHES The Olaa YBA held a monthly meeting at the Olaa Hongwanji Hall on Friday evening. An opening address was given by T. Morikami which was followed by scripture reading led by Rev. Toda. Hymns were sung and serv- ice was held. After the service meeting the members enjoyed games. TOKYO, Mar. 4 A new danger of increased tension in the Pacific after settlement of the Thailand-French Indo- China border dispute was foreseen by the popular Miyako Shimbun today. Summerizing editorially the far eastern situation, Mi- yako Shimbun asserted, “Crafty British propaganda telling of the far eastern crisis cannot be simply laughed off. Leading the way of a nerve warfare, Great Britain is creating such a crisis.” The Miyako Shimbun cited increasing British military pressure against Thailand, political maneuvers in Indo-China utilizing both de Gaulist and Vichy adherents, as well as “persistently strengthening anti-Japanese offensive in both military and economic fields.” In Netherlands East Indies, as well as in the southwestern Pacific area, there were in- creasing signs of friction between the proposed Japanese sphere of common prosperity and the zone of British-Ameri- can influence in the event of success of the Japanese media- tion in the Thai-French Indo-China dispute, the daily pointed out. TOKYO, Mar. 4 Giving full credence to the press report of the entry of 20,000 Chungking troops into Burma, the Hochi Shimbun declared that Great Britain who reportedly allowed Chungking troops to enter Burma from where Chiang Kai-shek can protect and facilitate transportation of materi- als to Chungking was “digging her own grave.” The newspaper asserted, “It is inevitable that this will again turn southeaster Asia into a battleground where the Franco-Thailand peace conference brought a glimmer of peace.” The rightist journal said that military collaboration be- tween Britain and Chiang Kai-shek, besides protecting the Burma Route, was aimed at applying pressure to Thailand, and also militarily interfere with Japan’s southward policy. Kona Growers Ask Six-Point Program For West Hawaii Sino-Red Commander Released by Chiang SHANGHAI, Mar. 4—Yeh-Ting, former commander of the disband- ed Communist new fourth army, petitioning wj10 was arrested by Chungking an Ku Kona growers are their representatives and senators ^ troops when wounded during to push a six-point program for engagement < between General the permanent agricultural devel- chu-tung’s forces and Communists opment in West Hawaii, reports bl southern'Anhwei in January, has been released, reports reaching here from the capital of the Chi- ang Kai-shek regime stated. The reports added Yeh-Ting al- Earl Nishimura, University of Ha- waii county agent for West Ha- waii. . “The farmers,” he says, “are not The Olaa Hongwanji Women’s Club held a meeting last Sunday waii agricultural extension service. which time the following were “It will tend to stabilize prices and thus benefit growers in Ha- waii, as has already become ap- parent,” says Mr. Warner. The Inter-American coffee agree - ment will provide effective mea- sure for bringing the supplies of coffee in the international market more nearly into line with existing demand, in order to assure equit- able terms for both producers and consumers. The agreement estab- lishes, as temporary measure, quotas for coffee exports to the United States from each of the 14 coffee-producing countries in the western hemisphere. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE elected officers for the coming term: Advisor, Mrs. Toda; President, Mrs. Hirose; 1st Vice President, Mrs. Oyama; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Nakamoto; Secretary, Mrs. Imai; Treasurer, Mrs. Fujioka; Auditors, Mrs. Yamashita, Mrs. Kitamori; Adviser, Mrs. Iwasaki. asking for relief. They feel that ready has reached Yenan, red Cap- they have a definite part in the *n Shensi. The freeing of Yeh-- total national defense in food pro- who was being held for duction and therefore are entitled coma rnaitial undei Chiang Kai- to a serious consideration in their shek s order was interpreted as a efforts to develop the natural re- Chungking measure to woo Com- sources ” | munists who were refusing to at- i tend the people’s political pouncil The six-point program requests: Which opened in Chungking on An appropriation of $10,000 for March unless the question of the further surveying of water re- disbanding the new fourth army sources; the improvement of the ordered by Cniang Kai-shek on old government roads, to he known January 17th was settled, as feeder roads, to facilitate trans- ° ' portation of agricultural commodi- ties; the appropriation of $2,000 for the continuouance of rat con- trol work during next biennium. ! The Olaa Gakuen staff is taking steps to organize a junior police force with the aid of the Hilo Po- lice Department. Officer John De Mello was sum- moned to the school and the stu- dents enthusiastically listened to his speech concerning traffic safe- ty. Sumiko Suzuki On Round the-Isle Tour The much publicized Sumiko Su- The appropriation of $5,000 for zuki group, consisting of five tal- a full-time specialist or expert to ented stage and screen stars, en- study different phases of coffee tertained the movie fans on Satur- marketing; the improvement of the day and Sunday at the Palace and landing facilities in Napoopoo har- Royal Theatres, respectively, and bor, and the establishment of a are now on its round-the-island federal food products inspection tour. office in Honolulu to check on the! The following is the schedule for the next few weeks: Tonight at Pahala; 5th, Kainaliu, Kona; 6th, _____________ ________________ Honomu; 7th, Papaaloa; 8th, Pa- auilo; 9th, Mt. View; 10th, Koha- READ THE MAINICHI la; 11th, Hawi; 15th, Papaikou. quality and products. condition of island

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Page 1: Thai-USSR Relations British Booty in Africa Resumed by ......British Booty in Africa Following previous reports, Senator Sanji Abe yesterday morning introduced the Plebi scite Measure

WE PUBLISH LOCAL

AND W ORLD’S

LATEST H APPENINGS

LEAD ING JAPANESE

D A ILY ON

ISLAND OF H A W A II

VOL. X X X III HILO, H AW AII, T. H. TUES DAY, MARCH 4, 1941 NO. 8886

SIDELIGHTS BE PAID OVERThe controversy over the Police

Commission B ill is not confined to the territo ria l legislature where there is bound to be some tall fa c ­tional struggles before the meas­ure is turned out as a law or is “ junked” together w ith other near­ly enacted plans, but a live ly scrap has started between the H aw aii N ew s and the H ilo Tribune Herald. Both publications are gettin g ra ­ther touchy on the question, the la tter gettin g rather peeved be­cause while it was tak ing a good nap on the side road between the Hera ld o ffice and the County A u ­d ito r ’s office, the w eek ly ran away w ith a large-sized lega l ad. For the present, w e ’ll let you fe llow s battle over the politico-business angle, tak ing our position on the sidelines en joying a good laugh every now and then. How ever, you Tribune-Herald boys w ant to learn how to take a lick ing w ithout handing out any “ sour g rape” stu ff, especially when the small fe llow shows you the w ay to com­petitive business, w ith or w ithout politics m ixed in. I t ’s a case o f being w ide awake, th at’s all.

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I t ’s a wonder that our county attorney didn’t come out w ith a signed statem ent in the Tribune H era ld o f yesterday that he didn’t ask Tom m ie Sakakihara fo r a raise in his pay from the present $-800 to $6000 per annum. O f course, w ith the even ing daily w a itin g fo r his beck and call, why should he take the trouble o f do­ing such a thing. . . it looks like the T H paper is ready to put in anyth ing the eminent C A te lls ’em. H aven ’t taken the trouble o f look­in g up the bill as y e t to find out its e ffe c tive date, but even i f the bill becomes law, i f our C .A .M .P .’s cam paign talks mean anything, j isn ’t he go ing to g ive w a y to his deputy this com ing election tim e? Som ething like that was being said during the last cam paign i f this typep icker’s ears heard right. I t ’s about tim e that the deputy C .A . gets a crack at it anyway, fo r a fte r all, the number one man! owes his present position ve ry much to his number tw o man. . . Isn ’t that correct?

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The Citizens Sub-Committee on Public Finance, am ong other re-

( Continued on Page Four)

H A W A I I D E L E G A T I O N O F S E N ­A T O R S T O H E L P H O M E ­

S T E A D E R S

Thai-USSR Relations Resumed by Pact

B A N G K O K , Mar. 4 — Form al diplom atic relations between Tha i­land and the Soviet Union has been resuiped, the governm ent announc­ed yesterday as the result o f the visit to Moscow of Colonel P ray- oon Phamon Montri, m inister w ith ­out portfolio . I t was said negotia­tions fo r trade agreem ent were now being carried on between the two governments.

British Booty in Africa

F o llo w in g p rev io u s reports , S e n a to r S a n ji A b e y e ste rd ay

m o rn in g in trodu ced the P le b i ­sc ite M ea su re fo r the C ou n ty o f

H a w a i i Po lice , w h ich passed

f ir s t re ad in g by tit le and w a s

re fe rre d to the p r in t in g com ­m ittee.

A m easu re w h ich w ill g iv e

hom esteaders in the te rr ito ry re ­lie f on p ay m en ts due the F a r m

L o a n B o a rd by e x ten d in g th e ir

in sta llm en t p ay m en ts o ve r a 30- y e a r p er iod and red u c in g in te rest

to 3 % p e r an n u m w a s in tro du c ­ed b y S e n a to r V . A . C arv a lh o . T h is m e asu re c a rr ied the s ig n a ­tu re o f a ll fo u r H a w a i i senato rs, S a n ji A b e , V . A . C a rv a lh o , W .H . H ill and C has. H . S ilv a .

I t w a s un derstood th a t a s i­m ila r m e asu re w o u ld be in tro ­duced in th e H o u se b y R ep . T h o m a s P ed ro , a lso o f H a w a ii, som e tim e to day .

UNSOLVED WATER SHORTAGE SHOWS NO CONCLUSION

In sp ite o f the r a in fa l l la s t n i­gh t, the w a te r su p ly is st ill in a

c rit ic a l condition . N in e lo ca l E n ­g lish schools and p ra c t ic a lly a ll o f th e J ap an ese schools w e re

compelled to close down fo r a pe­riod o f tw o days.

Schools a ffected are H ilo H igh School, H ilo Interm ediate School, H ilo Union School, H ilo Standard School, Kapiolan i School, W aiakea K a i School, W a iakea W aena School, Keaukaha School, many local Japanese schools and possibly Piihonua School.

Measures are being taken to tap w ater at the B oiling Pots, which w ill be divided into the chlorine plant, the county engineer announ­ced. I t was estimated that this job w ill cost the county $2,000.

The upper section o f H ilo a l­ready is w ithout w ater, it was re­ported. The Adam Baker home above the high school was report-

( Continued on P age Four)

F O U R (J A P A N E S E A I R W A Y S

E M P L O Y E E S I N J U R E D I N

F I G H T

E D I T O R I A LHILO ’S W ATE R SITUATION

Hilo’s acute water shortage problem has been brought right into the homes of this community’s citizenry with thousands o f school pupils ordered to absent themselves from school for a couple of days in an endeavor to save the city’s water supply from going absolutely dry. Our supervi­sors have been wrestling with this problem for some time now, and in our opinion, they still have not found a solution which wall even relieve to any appreciable degree the present acute situation.

Metering the city is but a half-baked measure at best. Without the supply, there should be little benefit trying to economize by installing meters. It should be remembered that the root of the problem is the supply and not the amount of water being used.

I f the supervisors of the County o f Hawaii are notTable to arrive at a solution which will ultimately prevent the city’s going through an experience such as it is facing today, then let them admit that they are at a loss and throw the problem upon our legislators who are now assembled in Honolulu. We all appreciate the fact that the members o f the board are re­luctant in adopting a plan to solve the water problem that will give the taxpayers too much of a burden. However, we all agree that it is no time for any wishy-washy action, mo­ney or no money.

Let us have immediate action. Members of the board of supervisors, i f you can’t handle the matter, pass it on to the legislators. It isn’t the first time that you’ve passed the buck. You’ve done it before on matters far more unimportant. So, why not now ?

S A I G O N , M a r . 4— F o u r J a p a ­nese m em bers o f the D a i N ip p o n

A i r w a y s C o m p a n y 's o ffic e here

w e re in ju red in a hotel d in ing

ro om b ra w l la s t n igh t w ith F r ­ench A r m y o ffice rs .

The incident occurred when the Japanese who were staying at the Saigon Palace Hotel, while eating 1 in the dining room rose to protest to the derogatory rem arks made | by fiv e French o fficers s itting in the next table. Instantly, one o f the French officers attacked the j

Japanese and others soon joined in ; and locked up two Japanese in a separate room while the tw o re- j maining Japanese were beaten up by ten French soldiers who joined \ the brawl.

Fu jio Minoda, Japanese Consul j General presented a strong protest j to the governor general o f Cochin- j China regard ing the incident and other recent indignities in flicted by French soldiers against the Japa­nese.

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j Nippon Press In Strong- Joint Attacks Against British Propaganda Activities

T hese natives o f N airob i, capital o f B ritish colony of K enya, East Africa , are curious about some ancient Ita lian guns taken in recent operations in Ita lian Som aliland. Note that these field pieces have wood wheels w ith iron tires— hard ly a m atch fo r m odern, rubber-tired

motorized artillery.

AIM! MICEO F F I C I A L IN S T R U C T IO N S

F R O M H O M E O F F IC E S T IL L L A C K IN G

JOEL B. COX CHOSEN NEW

PROF. AT U-H

T O K Y O , M a r . 4— Japanese m e ­d ia tion e ffo r t s in the T h a i-F re n ­ch In d o -C h in a b o rd e r d ispute

were a ga in a t a stan d still a s

F ra n c o - T h a ilan d de lega tio n s j w a ite d in stru ction s fro m th e ir | respective governments. However, j

these directions were expected to j reach Tokyo on Tuesday when the w ay w ill be opened fo r holding the fifth in form al m eeting o f the three delegations where a fina l agree-

The board o f regents o f the Uni-J ment is to be confirmed, vers ity o f H aw a ii has announced W hile Japanese o ffic ia l circles the appointment o f Joel B. Cox. continued to decline to comment on well-known island engineer, as as- j reports that the V ichy governm ent sistant professor o f engineer, ef-j accepted the Japanese compromise fective next September. form ula fo r settlem ent o f the dis-

Mr. Cox w ill f i l l the position le ftp u te d m odifications, it was under­by John Mason Young, who was stood that Am bassador H ajim e retired from the engineering facui- M atsum iya conferred w ith Rene ty in June, 1940, a fte r 32 years o f Robin, form er governor o f French teaching in the U n iversity. Ex- Indo-China and French delegate change professors from Cornell" Sunday. The M atsum iya-Robin in- have taught the engineering class-! terv iew took place a fte r French es during the present year. | ambassador Charles Arsene H enry

A fte r July 1 Mr. Cox w ill le a ve1 called on Foreign M inister Matsu- Kauai, where he has been engineer j oka Sunday morning, w ith the M cBryde Sugar Company; I t was au thoritatively learned since 1923. W hile on Kauai, he was that both M atsuoka and Matsumi- in charge o f the construction o f ya urged the French delegates to A lexander Dam, one o f the largest seek reconsideration o f the V ichy in the territory . I governm ent’s rep ly which, while

The bachelor o f arts and civ il accepting Japan’s form ula in prin- engineering degrees w ere received ciple, contained several reserva- by Mr. Cox from Leland Stanford: tions, particu larly in reference to University. F o llow ing his gradua- \ Cambodia. How ever, i t was held tion from Stanford in 1915, he ■ sign ificant that Japanese and went to M aui where he was made Thailand ’s delegates also m et on county engineer. H e held that posi-! Monday, when Thailand ’s o ffic ia ls tion until 1918 when he le ft Ha-1 sent a detailed report to Bangkok waii to serve w ith the Am erican! requesting instructions.Red Cross in France. Return ing to M aui in 1919, Mr. Cox was put in charge o f a w ater-pow er in vestiga­tion fo r the East Maui Irr iga tion Company. From 1919 to 1923, he was superintendent o f construction

(Continued on Page Four)

U. S. Treasury to Freeze Balkan AssetsW A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 3-—Secret­

ary o f Treasury, Henry M orgen- thau, indicated that some sort o f freezing order m ay be issued to­m orrow morning. He hinted that the order m ay possibly apply to assets o f others than Bulgaria.

Observers close to diplomatic circles in W ashington fe lt that any United States action to freeze the assets o f belligerents in the B al­kans was the result o f British sug­gestions.

TOKYO, Mar. 4 The press report stating twentythousand regular Chungking troops had moved into Bur­ma recently to strengthen British defenses there, in ac­cordance with terms of the secret British-Chinese military agreement, was formally denied by Sir Robert Craigie, British ambassador, in an interview with Chuichi Ohashi, vice minister of foreign affairs, Koh Ishii, deputy spokes­man of the Information Board announced in a (regular fo ­reign press conference today.

A fter categorically denying the press report, the British ambassador assured the vice-minister of foreign affairs that there was no plan for entry of Chungking troops into Burma. He added to the Japanese deputy spokesman that the press report had not been confirmed by official information.

TO THE B A LK A N FRONTThe Vichy government, according to dispatches reaching

Hawaii, from both t)ie Orient and Europe, has given in to the demands of Thailand presented before the Tokyo Peace Conference to settle border differences existing btween the Thai-French Indo-China countries. The eyes and attention of the democracies have been centered on the Far East with reports that Japan was ready to attack Singapore and counter reports that both England and the United States were all pre-

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Hilo Hi Senior Class Thanks for PublicityA message o f thanks was rece iv­

ed from he H ilo H igh School Seni­or class through its secretary Miss Leatrice Y am aga ta yesterday. The le tter reads as fo llow s:

H aw aii M ainichi Hilo, H aw a ii Gentlemen:

The members o f the Senior Class o f H ilo H igh School w ish to thank you fo r the generous publi­c ity which you gave us fo r our play, “ Charley ’s Aunt.”

W e appreciated the fa c t that you published each artic le w e sent you.

Thank you fo r your kind coope­ration.

Respectfu lly yours.T H E S E N IO R C LASS

(s gd ) Leatrice Yam agata Secretary.

Coffee Agreement Will Not Affect Hawaii Shipments

The In ter-Am erican coffee ag ­reem ent between 14 Latin -Am eri- ca coffee-producing countries and the United States w ill not a ffec t mainland coffee shipments from H awaii, announces H. H. W arner, d irector o f the U n ivers ity o f Ha-

U SSIi N O T IN S Y M P A T H YW IT H G E R M A N E N T R Y O F

B A L K A N S

M O S C O W , M a r . 4— B u lg a r ia ’s - a g re e m en t to the d ispatch o f G erm an tro op s in to B u lg a r ia

“ does not le ad to consolidation

o f peace bu t to the exten sion o f

the sphere o f w a r ” to the Balkans, the Soviet governm ent declared in rep ly to a Bulgo statem ent hand­ed to U S S R m inister to Bulgaria, Lavlishchev, the Tass news agen­cy disclosed.

The Tass disclosed that the Bul­garian governm ent through I. A l- tinoff, chief political adviser to the fore ign minister, handed out the statem ent that the Bulgarian governm ent “ gave its consent to dispatch German troops to B u lga­ria, having in v iew the preserva­tion o f peace in Balkans.”

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OLAA FLASHESThe O laa Y B A held a m onthly

m eeting a t the O laa H ongw anji H all on F riday evening.

A n opening address was given by T. M orikam i which was follow ed by scripture reading led by Rev. Toda. Hymns w ere sung and serv­ice was held.

A f t e r the service m eeting the members enjoyed games.

TOKYO, Mar. 4 A new danger of increased tension inthe Pacific after settlement of the Thailand-French Indo- China border dispute was foreseen by the popular Miyako Shimbun today.

Summerizing editorially the far eastern situation, Mi­yako Shimbun asserted, “ Crafty British propaganda telling o f the far eastern crisis cannot be simply laughed off. Leading the way of a nerve warfare, Great Britain is creating such a crisis.”

The Miyako Shimbun cited increasing British military pressure against Thailand, political maneuvers in Indo-China utilizing both de Gaulist and Vichy adherents, as well as “ persistently strengthening anti-Japanese offensive in both military and economic fields.” In Netherlands East Indies, as well as in the southwestern Pacific area, there were in­creasing signs o f friction between the proposed Japanese sphere of common prosperity and the zone of British-Ameri- can influence in the event of success o f the Japanese media­tion in the Thai-French Indo-China dispute, the daily pointed out.

TOKYO, Mar. 4 Giving full credence to the press reportof the entry o f 20,000 Chungking troops into Burma, the Hochi Shimbun declared that Great Britain who reportedly allowed Chungking troops to enter Burma from where Chiang Kai-shek can protect and facilitate transportation of materi­als to Chungking was “ digging her own grave.”

The newspaper asserted, “ It is inevitable that this will again turn southeaster Asia into a battleground where the Franco-Thailand peace conference brought a glimmer of peace.”

The rightist journal said that military collaboration be­tween Britain and Chiang Kai-shek, besides protecting the Burma Route, was aimed at applying pressure to Thailand, and also militarily interfere with Japan’s southward policy.

Kona Growers Ask Six-Point Program

For West Hawaii

Sino-Red Commander Released by Chiang

S H A N G H A I, M ar. 4— Yeh-T ing, form er commander o f the disband­ed Communist new fourth army,

petition ing w j10 was arrested by Chungkingan

K u

Kona grow ers are their representatives and senators troops when wounded during to push a six-point program fo r engagem ent < between General the perm anent agricu ltural devel- chu-tung’s forces and Communists opment in W est H aw aii, reports bl sou thern 'Anhw ei in January,

has been released, reports reaching here from the capital o f the Chi­ang Kai-shek regim e stated.

The reports added Yeh -T in g al-

Earl Nishimura, U n ivers ity o f H a ­waii county agent fo r W est H a­waii.

. “ The farm ers,” he says, “ are not

The Olaa H ongw anji W om en ’s Club held a m eeting last Sunday

w a ii agricu ltural extension service. which tim e the fo llow ing were

“ I t w ill tend to stabilize prices and thus benefit grow ers in H a ­waii, as has already become ap­parent,” says Mr. W arner.

The In ter-Am erican coffee agree­m ent w ill provide e ffec tive m ea­sure fo r bringing the supplies o f co ffee in the international m arket m ore nearly into line w ith existing demand, in order to assure equit­able terms fo r both producers and consumers. The agreem ent estab­lishes, as tem porary measure, quotas fo r co ffee exports to the United States from each o f the 14 coffee-producing countries in the western hemisphere.

I T P A Y S T O A D V E R T I S E

elected o fficers fo r the com ing term :

Advisor, Mrs. Toda; President, Mrs. H irose; 1st V ice President, Mrs. Oyama; 2nd V ice President, Mrs. Nakam oto; Secretary, Mrs. Im ai; Treasurer, Mrs. Fu jioka; Auditors, Mrs. Yam ashita, Mrs. K itam ori; Adviser, Mrs. Iwasaki.

asking fo r relie f. They fee l that ready has reached Yenan, red Cap- they have a defin ite part in the *n Shensi. The freeing o f Yeh-- tota l national defense in food pro- who was being held fo rduction and therefore are entitled coma rnaitia l undei Chiang K a i- to a serious consideration in their shek s order was interpreted as a e ffo rts to develop the natural re- Chungking measure to woo Com- sources ” | munists who were refusing to at-

i tend the people’s political pouncil The six-point program requests: Which opened in Chungking on

A n appropriation o f $10,000 fo r M arch unless the question o f the further surveying o f w a ter re- disbanding the new fourth arm y sources; the im provem ent o f the ordered by Cniang Kai-shek on old governm ent roads, to he known January 17th was settled,

as feeder roads, to fa c ilita te trans- ° 'portation o f agricu ltural commodi­ties; the appropriation o f $2,000 fo r the continuouance o f ra t con­trol w ork during next biennium. !

The O laa Gakuen s ta ff is tak ing steps to organize a junior police force w ith the aid o f the H ilo P o ­lice Department.

O fficer John De M ello was sum­moned to the school and the stu­dents enthusiastically listened to his speech concerning tra ffic sa fe­

ty.

Sumiko Suzuki On Round the-Isle Tour

The much publicized Sumiko Su- The appropriation o f $5,000 fo r zuki group, consisting o f fiv e ta l-

a fu ll-tim e specialist or expert to ented stage and screen stars, en- study d ifferen t phases o f co ffee tertained the m ovie fans on Satur- m arketing; the im provem ent o f the day and Sunday at the Palace and landing fac ilities in Napoopoo har- Royal Theatres, respectively, and bor, and the establishment o f a are now on its round-the-island federal food products inspection tour.o ffice in Honolulu to check on th e ! The fo llow ing is the schedule fo r

the next fe w weeks: Ton ight a tPahala; 5th, Kainaliu, Kona; 6th,

_____________ ________________ Honomu; 7th, Papaaloa; 8th, Pa-auilo; 9th, Mt. V iew ; 10th, Koha-

R E A D T H E M A I N I C H I la; 11th, H aw i; 15th, Papaikou.

quality and products.

condition o f island

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TOO/S ! T o \2x>vc-

O O Nby PRISCILLA W A Y N EDintr. by United Feature Syndicate. Jfac,

W hen Rosalou Blake, factory girl, becomes engaged to Jerry Thom as, dance-hall singer, her parents oppose the engagement, for they have been unfavorably impressed by Jerry ’s shabby ap­pearance. Unknown to Rosalou, her mother tells him that she has changed her mind and does not want to see him again. Rosa­lou, deeply hurt when she hears noth ing from him, believes that he has jilted her. A few weeks later, he’s given a contract to sing over the radio and makes an instant hit. Hoping that his success may influence Rosalou to renew their engagement, he screws up his courage to ask her to have dinner with him. In an attem pt to impress her, he takes her to a very smart restaiirant, but she has on old clothes and feels uncomfortable. Then, they are joined by Casper Garveiy, rad io announcer, and his sister Constance, and all go to the broadcasting studio. Constance, smartly dressed and self-assured, snubs Rosalou and tries to take Jerry away from her.

C H A P T E R X IV

KM ITEN Jerry’s broadcast was over, Constance suggested

that every one come to her apartment and “ fling a party.”

T o Rosalou’s d i s m a y . Jerry seemed to like the idea, but she fe lt she’d rather die than go to Constance G arvely ’s home.

She drew him aside. “ Jerry, I can’t go. Please take me home Brst.”

“ W h y? ” he asked, in surprise. “Come along— you’ll enjoy it.”

“ No — for one thing, I 'm not properly dressed.”

She couldn’t very well tell him that, for another thing, she had been humiliated by Constance Garveiy and couldn’t bear to face any further humiliation.■ “ Nonsense! W h at’s wrong with your clothes?” He took her by the arm. “ You come right along or I won't go a step !”

She longed to say, “ Then don’t go, Jerry— please don’t. Let these people go their way, and we'll go ours.”

But she didn’t say that — she hadn’t the courage. I f he wanted to go to Constance’s party, why Jhould she beg him not to?

i, In the end, she numbly went along w ith him, hating herself for her weakness.

CO N S TA N C E ’S apartment w a s furnished in modernistic fash­

ion. G ladys and Louise exclaimed o v e r it ecstatically. “ Perfectly adorab le!” “ Connie, how did you ever think up this darling room? I t ’s just too cunning for words!”

Th ey crowded into Constance’s little dressing room to retouch their make-up. Rosalou followed, but was ignored by the other girls as they chattered on and on.

Then, they all trooped back into the liv ing room, where Casper and Jerry were m ixing drinks.

Constance seated herself at the piano and began to play. Present­ly, the girls started demanding that Jerry sing. He was more than w illing to oblige. He sat on the piano bench at Constance’s side, and soon, she was singing with him.

Rosalou sat stiffly and silently tn a corner o f the room, feeling very unhappy. H ie other two girls sprawled in easj chairs.

Then, when Casper had passed a tray of drinks. Constance stopped playing and touched her glass to Jerry’s.

.“ Mud in eye !” she criedgaily.

Rosalou bad accepted a drink in order not to be conspicuous, but she barely touched her lips to her glass. She hated the stuff. She longed to get her hat and coat, and leave. She couldn’t, of course, but she fe lt utterly alone.

A fte r a while, when Constance and Jerry had le ft the piano, they all sat around and talked. Some­how, the conversation drifted to

their various jobs, and Rosalou learned that Constance wrote copy for an advertising company. How impressive that sounded! How d if­ferent from sewing up stockings!

Casper, who had been watching Rosalou all evening and had sensed how she was feeling, now turned to her and asked politely what sort o f work she did. Then, instantly, he could have kicked himself, for he saw by her expression that the question was a mistake.

“ I work in a factory ,” she said quietly.

“ A fa c to ry !” exclaimed Con­stance. “ Not rea lly! But I suppose you’re a stenographer in the busi­ness departm ent?”

“ No,” Rosalou said defiantly, her eyes flashing. “ I operate a m a­chine. I sew up the backs o f stock­ings.”

Then, she looked at Constance as though daring her to make fun of her— daring her to say one sin­gle derogatory word. Constance, somehow, didn’t dare. Disconcert­ed, she lowered her eyes and said nothing.

IT W AS late when Rosalou and Jerry finally le ft the apartment.

Now, to add to her misery, she was filled with anxiety. I t must be one o ’clock or after. Her mother would be waiting up for her, aware that she wouldn’t stay out this 4 ate after merely having dinner “ with some o f the girls.”

Jerry was humming as he helped her into his car and climbed in beside her.

“ Have a nice tim e?” he asked, “ T h ey ’re a good gang. W e ’ll chum around with them some m ore.”

Rosalou wanted to say, “ Maybe you will, but I won’t. I ” ll never again be asked out by that crowd — and even i f they did ask me, I wouldn’t go.”

Instead, she said nothing.A fter a moment, Jerry noticed

her silenoe. “ You did have a good time, didn ’t you, Rosie?” •

She hesitated, couldn’t force herself to lie to him. “ Not very. I fe lt so £habby. Jerry. I f I ’d onlyhad on my good clothes ”

“ W hy, I thought you looked lovely just as you are.”

“ T h a t Constance didn ’t think so! I ’ll say she didn ’t ! ”

There was so much bitterness in Rosalou’s tone that Jerry looked at her quickly.

' “ Constance? W h at makes you say that? I thought she was sort o f nice — after you got to know her.”

“ A fte r you got to know her is r igh t!” Rosalou retorted. “You cer­tainly did get to know her. And h ow !”

Jerry was taken aback. W hat had come over Rosalou? This was not the same girl he had m et at the C ircle Dance Hall. W hy, she acted almost as though she hated him. His hope of giving her the ring that nestled in his pocket went glimm ering.

They drove the rest of the way in silence,

WHEN they drew up in fron t oi the Blake house, a light flashed

on in the living room. Rosalou’s heart sank— knew that her m othei had been sitting there in the dark, waiting and watching.

Jerry started to escort her up tc the porch, but she stopped him.

“ No, Jerry — please don’t,” she said quickly. “ Good night.”

“ But wait a m inute.” He caught hold o f her arm. “ W hen can I see you again?”

“ Sometim e.”“ Shall I phone you?”“ No— I mean, I don ’t know ”She pulled away from him and

went running up the walk.He stared a fter her in bewilder­

ment, saw her reach the door and open it, then heard Mrs. B lake’s angry voice greeting her just be­fore the door closed.

Slowly, he climbed back into the car and drove a'way.

EA STER N TE NSIO N — A nxiety follows apparent Japanese drive near H cn g Kong I I ) while Japanese chiefs confer on Hainan Island (2 ). Nefherland ship was recalled to Manila (3 ), as the Japanese concentrated m ilitary and navy ar Spratly Islands (4 ) . In Australia (5) situation of "utmost gravity was announced.

A N D P O O C H — Charm ing visitor at Palm Beach, Fla., is Mine. N icholas Enbiricos oi London, with her little dog M arina. She's wearing apple green slacks and tunic. Right sleeve is shocking pink.

C A R E E R A H E A D — A merican Institute c f C ity of New York has opened laboratory to train boys and girls in scientific research. Here's W allace Cloud learning to make fertilizer and othe** bi-products out of garbage.

(T o be continued)(The characters in this serial are

fictitious)

B IG L A U G H — Screen Star W allace Beery and adopted daughter C aro l Ann evidently have joke between them, during New York visit. Picture taken at W aldorf-A storia hotel.

W hile President Roosevelt investigates C h ina ’s powers of resistance against Japan, Am erican relief sup­plies are flow ing over m uch-bom bed Bu rm a Road, under auspices o f Am erican Red Cross. A Red Cross truck is shown rolling o ff ferry barge a fter crossing a river. Note native boats on bank. Approxim ately $1,500,000 worth of food, clothing and medicines intended for w ar victims in Free China are m oving in truck convpvjR like those in hntt/»»« »dew. shown leaving Lashio. Rurm a, for K iu i r a k * in Kumiam WMh-

ince.

SAFETY TROPHY— President Roosevelt presents Schiff air-safety trophy to Lieut. Com mander H . B. Miller, commanding Patrol Squadron 23, for best yearly record. Rear: N avy Secretary Knox, Adm iral Stark and W illiam Schiff, donor.

It’s Tno Oood to Bo Tme

Film Stars Aid Creek Relief

C aliforn ia Redwood Em pire oranges tor B rita in ’s fighting Tom m ies— th at’s too good to be true even though Ardis Shelford (le ft) and M arie Vadon are going through the motions of sending some to E n g ­land. W ar has long cut supply o f citrus fruits to B rita in— much to regret of California, W hat the girls really are doing is calling a t ­

tention to 32nd annual citrus fa ir a t Cloverdale. Cal.

G R E E K W O M EN AID MEN — Leaving their menfolk to the actual com bat in war, G reek women are doing their bit by clearing roads of snow through mountain passes of Greece, where fighting recently has occurred. Above is shovel brigade. Passed by G reek censor.

* (lrjuur,n ’sChinese Theater L e ,t n g h t . c la r t G aM e C aro ,c Lom!.a r d,

liick Powell, F rank M organ and Groucho M arx .

11 S. Relief Comes to Embattled Chinese

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Tuesday, March 4,1941 THE H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Page Threa

U -H EXTENSION NEWS Where’s That Clay Pigeon? VOLCANO REPORTK AU M AN A 4-H FOODS CLUB NEWS i

A method demonstration of prune pudding and soft cust­ard was given by the assistant agent at the Kaumana 4-H Foods club meeting held on Tuesday, February 25, at thef school cafeteria. Assisting with the demonstration were Fu- mie Nakamura and Miyoko Nakagawa.

JfS

KURTISTOW N 4-H FOODS CLUB NOTES )

Our second meeting for February was held on the 20th. Our meeting was called to order by our president, Yukie Se- ki, and the roll was called by our secretary, Ruth Kuritani.

Yukie Seki and Amy Nagaue assisted Miss Shimizu in making soft custard and prune pudding. We learned that soft custard and prune pudding are good for us because they con­tain plenty of calcium and it ’s inexpensive to prepare.

We also practiced on vegetable judging and menu judg­ing. An instruction of how to fill our own records on meals prepared and served was explained.

A health rule of a pint of milk per 4-H club girl has been adopted.

Meeting was adjourned at three o’clock. Masae Shiraki, club reporter.

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OOKALA SENIOR 4-H CLOTHING CLUB

A camping trip to Waimea was enjoyed by the members and friends of the Ookala Senior 4-H Clothing Club on Feb­ruary 14, 15 and 16. The club girls led by Miss Florence De- Mello planned all meals and recreation. The members making the trip were Clara and Violet Kintana, Yoshiko and Yuriko Hiramoto, Hinae Ito, Fusae Fujiyoshi, Masae Yagi, Hideko Nishihira and Mieko Machida.

A t the meeting held on Monday, February 24, it was de­cided that the club will hold a demonstration contest in Mar­ch.

Personal account forms were distributed to members and explanations were given as to their value and use. Each member has volunteered to keep an account for the rest of the year.

Citizenship Circular C, “History of Democracy,” was studied.

N A T U R A L IS T P R O G R A M f M A R C H , 1041

O ffered free each week to the v is iting public.

M arjo rie Meyers seems all set to pick off a dive bomber, but she’s really aim ing at a clay pigeon, by way of suggesting in a pretty way that guns will be im portant at In ternational Sportsm en’s Show, a m onth -long event opening in Chicago, Feb. 22. In N ew England, m any sportsm en’s organizations are sending old guns to B rita in for

, home defense units.

We learned the tune to the club pledge which was liked by all at the end of the meeting.

■Mieko Hiramoto,club reporter.

OOKALA JUNIOR 4-H FOODS CLUBThe Ookala Junior 4-H Foods club girls had a meeting at

the school cafeteria on Monday afternoon, February 24. Mrs. Hara demonstrated to us soft custard and prune pudding with the assistance o f Mitsue Tokuyama, Carmen Kintana and Yoshie Nishihira.

We talked about our coming meetings and decided to have a demonstration contest in April. The teams selectei were Toshiko Fujioka and Yoneko Oshiro, Mieko Hiramoto and Shizue Yagi, Mitsuko Akasaki and Kazue Fujiyoshi and Betty Lambie and Alice Hahn.

A judging contest will be given by Mrs. Hara on her next visit in March.

PAAU H AU JUNIOR 4-H CLUB MEETINGThe Paauhau Junior 4-H club girls held their regular

meeting at the school cafeteria on Tuesday, February 25. Miss Takahasfu gave a demonstration on soft custard and prune pudding assisted by Josephine Sampayan, Shigeko Chio and Frances Perry.

Nutritional facts and also points to be remembered in giving a demonstration and judging were discussed. Meeting adjourned at 2:30 p. m.

Tsuyuki Takahashi, club reporter.* * * *

W A IA K E A U N IVER SITY EXTENSION CLUB MEETSThe Waiakea University Extension Club members held

their regular meeting on Thursday afternoon, February 27, at the Settlement .house. Fourteen women attended.

The home demonstration agent discussed meal planning and the food dollar. Out of every dollar spent for food, from 20 to 25 cents should be spent for milk and cheese, from 30 to 40 cents for fruits and vegetables, from 10 to 20 cents for cereals including bread, flour, rice and noodles, 15 cents for meat,, fish and eggs, and 10 to 15 cents for fats including butter, sugar and such miscellaneous items as salt, bakin powder and spices.

Citizenship was also discussed, with emphasis on th kinds of services our government perform for us.

The firs t m eeting o f the Execu­tive Board o f the K ilauea Council,Boy Scouts o f Am erica to be held since the election o f o fficers was M O N D A Y : 9:30 a. m. — K IP U K A held Thursday night at the H ilo P U A U L U N A T U R E W A L K — M eet Boarding School. at K ipuka Puaulu (B ird P a rk ) fo r

F ive new members o f the Board a delightfu l easy w alk o f 1.2 miles were present and introduced to the round trip.Group. These w ere: O. H. Lyman, 7:30 p. m. (M ar. 10 and 24) — C. Bruce Brown, R. G. Ruddle, Dr. “ K R A K A T O A ,” the impressive M. L. Chang, and Father Rudolph, sound film o f the eruption o f the

The main portion o f the even- famous Volcano K rakatoa. F ree at ing ’s m eeting was a discussion o f K ilauea M ilita ry Camp Theatre, the activ ities o f the K ilauea Coun- W E D N E S D A Y : 8:15 a. m. P A R K cil fo r the year 1940 and possibili- T O U R — Auto caravan assembles at ties fo r 1941. I t was emphasized Lava Tube. T rip includes Chain-of- that we have had a very substan- Craters, Halemaumau, and Uweka- tial grow th in membership during huna Museum fo r lecture and mov- the past year from 786 boys in 1939 ies-to 964 in 1940, but that this in- 10:30 a.m.— L E C T U R E and M O -( crease in membership cannot con- V IE S at Uwekahung Museum, tinue until such time as it is pos- F R ID A Y : 8:30 a. m. (M arch 7 and sible to add an additional man to 21)— H IK E TO P U L U F A C T O R Y , the sta ff. N A P A U C R A T E R A N D L A V A ,

Scout Executive H. W . A r n o ld TR E E S — Stars from Volcano! announced that the Inter-Island House and M ilita ry Camp by auto- Camporal w ill be held on Maui dur- mobile. jing the Easter Vacation. Several 8:30 a. m. (M arch 14 and 28) hundred Scouts from all over the H IK E TO 1790 F O O T P R IN T S Terr ito ry w ill participate in this A N D M A U N A IK I , S tart is made event and it is hoped that we w ill from Volcano House and M ilita ry have at least 20 or 30 boys repre- Carmp by automobile, senting the B ig Island. S A T U R D A Y , 8:15 a. m. — P A R K

Commissioner appointments were T O U R — A short caravan that in­made fo r some o f the D istricts, eludes the L ava Tube, Halemau- They are D istrict Commissioner: mau and lecture and m ovies at R.D. Stewart, Hakalau d istrict; S. Uwekahuna Museum. S tart from L. Beers, Kohala; Robert Pahau. Volcano House.Kona; A llan Johnston, Kau; F let- 10:00 a. m. — L E C T U R E A N D j cher Hoffm an, Puna. K . Sugai was M O V IE S at Uwekahuna Museum appointed Assistant D istrict Com- — A general lecture on the park missioner fo r Kau and H enry Na- and m ovies o f the recent eruption, kata, Neighborhood Commissioner S U N D A Y : 9:30 a. m. — M A U N A : fo r Puna. Commissioner appoint- L O A T R U C K T R A IL A U T O CA- ments fo r the H ilo D istrict and ad- R A V A N — M eet at K ipuka Puaulu ditional appointments fo r the other (B ird P a rk ) parking area fo r a 20- districts w ill be made sometime mile round trip drive to 6,700 foo t this month. * j elevation.

Members present at the meet- Museum open daily 8:00 a. m. to ing in addition to those mentioned 3:30 p. m., Sundays 9:00 a. m. to above w ere: S. W illiam s, Capt. W . 4:00 p. mH. W righ t, Dr. H. B. E lliot, H. W . S P E C IA L G U ID E D T R IP S Arnold, A . H. A rm itage, J. H.Beukema, R. H. Mott-Sm ith, T Kanemori,

BUN G IR L — Lucille Crossman, C h icago , wears fish net slip over red and blue, with close- fitting sarong style shorts, at Spa Beach, St. Petersburg, Fla. Sun parasol matches costume.

A delightfu l successor to “ The Under-Pup,” G loria Jean’s first

Special Guided Trips fo r parties picture is “ A L itt le B it o f H eaven,” o f 5 or more persons m ay he ar- ker new est success showing today

Rev. T. M. Talm age, ranged by subm itting requests to anc* tom orrow at the H ilo theater.Dr. Masao Kubo, J. Gibson, and L. the Superintendent one day in ad-; The new picture was produced.

D. Rowlands

J A P A N P L A N E S FO R T H A I (S IN G A P O R E — A fte r the refusal

by G U N N A R O. Fagerlund Assistant aP rk N atura list

j by Joe Pasternak, who made all . o f Deanna Durbins’ hits and found • the successful entertainm ent for- j mula fo r “ The Under-Pup.”

The 12 year old star is surround-o f Am erican companies to sell V A N W E R T , O. — A wedding ed by a sparkling cast, including more m ilitary planes to Thailand ring Mrs. M. N . George lost 23 several o f the stars who appeared that country has ordered th irty years ago was found by her dau-1 hpr na tu re such "as Nanfrom Japan, ten o f which already ghter, who discovered the ring * B m y GUbert Buddy and have been delivered, it was report- g leam ing in the mud near the m ilk Butch and C. Aubrey Smith. N ew -ed here. house on their farm .

TAILSPIN TOMMY By HAL FORREST

comers are Bob Stack, Hugh H er­bert and eigh t ex-stars.

These include Charles Ray, M on­te Blue, Maurice Costello, Noah Beery and W illiam Desmond. They portray G loria ’s uncles.

Am ong the hit tunes introduced are “ A fte r E very Rainstorm .” “W hat Did W e Learn in School” and the Penguin Song.

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PALACE THEATRE

JIM HARDY By DICK MOORES

“ The Boys from Syracuse,” sparkling musical comedy based on a sensational Broadway stage suc­cess, is the screenfare at the P a l­ace theater today. M artha Raye, A ilan Jones, Rosem ary Lane and Joe Penner are starred, w ith Irene Hervey, Charlies Butterworth, A lan M ow bray and E ric B lore in supporting roles.

A m on g the Rodgers and H art hit tunes are “ This Can’t Be Love ,” “ Sing fo r Your Supper,” “ Fa llin g in Love w ith Love ,” and “ H e and She.”

“ The Leopard Men o f A fr ica .” am azing film showing the weird and h orrify in g rites o f a strange jungle tribe, w ill be shown at the Palace tomorrow.

ROYAL THEATREThe firs t fu ll-length M arch o f

Tim e is “ The Ram parts W e W a t­ch,” the outstanding film at the Royal today. This is one o f the most discussed pictures ever made and has a novel technique.

Com iilg to the R oyal tom orrow is “The G reat P ro file ,” starring John Barrym ore and luscious M ary Beth Hughes.

LITTLE MARY MIX-UP By HANS BRINKERHOFF

H I L O

HILO THEATRE

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Page Four THE H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Tuesday, March 4,1941

Seven Boxers Leaving Tomorrow For 4-IAAF TourneyMainichi Sportorial

The defeats of the Hinodes arid Showas at the hands of Papaikous and Olaas, respectively, limited the title chase of the Hilo Japanese Senior Baseball league to only two teams, Showas, defending champions and*Papaikous. Shinmachis have j^et a mathematical chance with a rec­ord of 2 wins and 3(defeats.

Showas, who led the league in standing all the way since it was started some seven weeks ago, relinquished the post to the Papaikous last Sunday by half-a-game by their defeat and Paps win.

Showas have but one more scheduled game against Shinmachis left on their schedule, as well as another post­poned one against the same opponent, while Papaikous have but one more game against the Olaas.

Should Papaikous win their game against the much-im­proved Olaas, Showas will have to win both of their games against Shins to tie for the league pennant.

Doc Chuck Ota’s Olaas finally / got going. A fter dropping four of their first round games they came back strong in the second round to" register two straight wins over Shinmachis, 6-3 and Showas, 11-0. Pre-season fav­

orites the Olaas were out of the championship picture in their first four games but had they started their season like they are playing in the second round it would indeed have been a different story.

Olaas have two more games left on their schedule again­st Hinodes and Papaikous. I f they keep up their present play­ing form it would not come as a surprise to see them victori­ous in both o f their games.

Shinmachis must win all of their three remaining games and pray that the Showas and Papaikous lose the rest of their games. Although this is hardly probable it ’s Shinma­chis’ only hope to end the league with a tie for first place.

Shinmachis started the season like a house on fire win­ning their first two games but sizzled out fast as they drop­ped their next three. , - .

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Jewelers Garner 125 Pound League LeadershipBEATS SCOUTS I CLOSE TILTIN HRC LEAGUEW A ILO A A j P IR ATE S OTHER

W INNERS, JEW ELERS U ND EFEATED

HE CLICKS WHILE IT TICKS

E D I T O R I A L(Continued from Page One)

pared to checkmate Japanese attempts. Anglo-American sup­port failed to give Vichy courage to say “ No” to the pressure brought by mainly Japan and possibly the Nazi government. And so comes to an end another epochal event in the chain o f events connected with the present, gigantic struggle for power and prestige.

Attention is now again centered in Europe, to the Balkan front chiefly, with the world trying to guess the next move o f Turkey, a power that has been and still is looked upon as strongly pro-British. Bulgaria’s falling in line with the Axis powers was viewed as a foregone conclusion, but with Tur­key, the Nazi government will find most likely “ a horse of a different color.”

As fighters, the Turks have a proud and long history back o f them and very much unlike the French, they do not need much coaxing to begin a fight. The Turks realize that under present circumstances, English promise of military support is something that may or may not be coming forth according to schedule, depending very much on how hard pressed the English are at the home front. Should the long- talked-of total attack on the British Isles begin in the im­mediate future, the Turks know that the British would have very little to offer in the way of military support. Outside of armaments and equipment coming indirectly from the United States, probably through the British, they know that even such help would be some time in coming.

So, the eyes and ears of the world are once more turned to Europe, to the Balkan front and to Turkey in particular. W ill the Turks fight it out, or will international pressure politics succeed again, such as it has in the Tokyo border parley which almost came to end in a blowup until tottering France once again gave in?

M anager W allace Fukuda’s M orim oto Jewelers moved into top place in the championship round o f the H R C 125 pound basketball league by tak in g a

18-17 th riller from Troop 30 last n ight at the Lym an Hall.

A s Troop 30 was being eased in­to second place, Kentaro Tokuna- g a ’s W ailoa A ’s climbed into a tie w ith the form er by beating L in c­olns 36-27, and P ira tes set back Wainaku Beavers 29-26 to get into fourth place.

Jewelers now have two straigh t wins to their credit, while Troop 30 and W ailoas have one defeat, each, against their tw o wins, and Pirates have lost one and won one to date. Beavers and Lincolns tra il w ith tw o and three defeats, respec­tively, the firs t named having won one.

Close defensive w ork and spirit- ed p lay ing m arked the Jewelers vs. Troop 30 gam e w ith both teams striv in g in vain to gain a b ig ad­vantage over the other. Troop 30 led by 5-4 and then 7-6 in the f irs t half; but the th ird period ended in an 11-all tie, and Jewelers wentj on to score 7 more points against the Scouts’ 6 to w in by 18-17.

Benty Tachibana, Sanji W atana- be, and Takuo Sakai led the w in ­ners w ith 5, 5 and 4 points, respec­tively, while Jiro Shikuma and Shizuo Shiigi proved to be the los­ers’ best w ith 6 and 4 points, each.

P ira tes also encountered s t iff op­position from the Beavers but deadly shooting by Shigem i Taka- yam a w ith 10 points, and Jim m y M artin w ith 9 pushed them to v ic ­tory. Takeo Shimada shone fo r the losers, tanking 11 points by him ­self, K . H iga accounting fo r 8 points.

A lthough hard-pressed fo r three quarters, W ailoas rea lly got going in the last few minutes o f the ga me to take their game against Lincolns, their 16 points against the losers’ 9 in the final period g iv ­ing them the w ide m argin. Isam i Okuna starred fo r the winners w ith 14 points, 8 o f which came in the fina l period; while George Oki- naga w ith 12 and H enry Yu w ith 11 sparked the Lincolns.

TO BE HELD AT LANAI CITY ON MARCH 7, §H A W A II FAVORED TO COP

TITLE , M A U I OUT FOR REVENGE

Led by John H. Beukem a and trainer Kazum i Taosaka, 7 am a­teur figh ters w ill represent the B ig Island in the com ing 4 - IA A F Boxing Championships to be held

on Lanai on March 7 and 8, F r i­day and Saturday. The party w ill leave fo r Maui tom orrow and w ill be aw ay fo r one week.

F igh ters m aking the trip are as fo llo w s :

F lyw eigh ts — Tom m y M orita (cham pion) and Esteban Bibilone (runner-up).

B antam w eight — Freddie L e ­desma (cham pion).

Featherw eigh ts— Fred Silvano (cham pion) and Joe P a rk (run­ner up).

L igh tw e igh t — John Torres (runner up) J

M iddleweight — Joseph Gurn- pher (cham pion).

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yllLER—A YEA R AGO THEY'D ONLY LE T HIM IN 2-MllS**«*gSSf RACES BUT RECENTLY THE WATCH CAUGHT HIM IN A WINNING* lf.0 9 .7 M ILE, BOSTON'S F A S T E S T -LA S TA .A M . f ,5 0 O M E T E R S /N 3 -f? 9 , B E S T T IM E F O R A N AM ER IC A N .

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W ailoa A .... 6 6 8 16--36

Lincolns 6 8 4 9--27

Jewelers ____ 4 2 5 7--18

Troop 30 5 2 4 6--17

P ira tes ..... .... 8 12 3 6--29

W . Beavers ... 10 2 7 7--26

PEPEEKEOS WIN CLOSE GAME

R E G IS TE R 14,-INNING V IC T O R YTO E L IM IN A T E H IN O D E S

F R O M T IT L E

Junior Leaguers in Two Tussles Tonite

Pepeekeos, defending cham­pions, took an undisputed lead in the Junior division o f the H iio Japanese Baseball league by w inning a close 14 inning 10-7

gam e over Hinode Jrs. Sunday morning at the Hoolulu park.

In the one other gam e played Olaa kept themselves in the title chase by setting back W aiakea M ill 6-1.

A fte r tra ilin g all the w ay the Peps rallied three runs in the nin­th to jump to a 7-6 lead. However, Hinodes came across w ith one m ar­ker in the last ha lf o f the ninth to tie up the count, 7-up.

The next three innings was a heated a ffa ir w ith both teams p lay ing heads-up ball, neither a l­low ing the other to score. The um­pire announced then that on­ly one more inning w ill be allowed to be played on account o f lack o f time.

The defending champions true to form pushed across three runs in the 14th to cinch the game.Peps .. 200 100 013 000 03— 10 15Hinode 302 000 011 000 00— 7 17

M. Oshita, M orita and S. N a- kano; Maruo, Nagahisa, Enoki and Hondo.Behind m asterfu l p itch ing o f H.

Shirasaki the Olaa Jrs. defeated W aiakea M ill 6-1 in the second ju ­nior league gam e played. Shirasa­ki allowed only one run in the opening inning and held the oppo­nents to f iv e m isely bingles.Olaa ............... 011 120 001— 6W aiakea M ill .... 100 000 000— 1 5

H . Shirasaki and M. Omuro; M . Takayam a, M. W akim ura and T. Matsumura.

The H RC junior leaguers w ill get going w ith two gam es’ tonight at Lym an Hall, the firs t gam e to be at 7 :00 p. m.

Loopers and Longshoremen are slated to play the opener in a p lay­o ff to determine the fourth team in the second round, S. M iyao Sho- ten, H aili and H ilo CYO having al­ready qualified.

In the second fra y tonight, H ilo CYO takes on Hailis to start the second round going, M iyaos draw ­ing a bye.

Both games are expected to be toss-ups, although Longshoremen are credited w ith a firs t round win over Loopers and H ilo CYO over Hailis.

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LEGISLATIVESIDELIGHTS

(Continued F rom Page One) commendations, comes out w ith a blast against Rep. Juichi D o i’s po­sition in the county. , . that o f In ­ventory D irector. . . saying that the municipal fathers are wasting the $3,000 per annum now being allocated to this position. W ith an­other leading citizen w a itin g until Reps. J. D. and Speaker o f the House A . K. to come back to claim their position to file an injunction suit, enjoining the County Auditor from issuing a pay w arran t to these honorables, som ething is lia ­ble to happen to these positions. W onder i f Speaker o f the House A . K . w ill have enough on the ball to avoid the impending suit, fo r locally it is being said that i f the suit is brought to hold up these honorables’ checks, the Organic A c t is p re tty plain that once a fe l-

OLAAS SCORE DOUBLE WINS

C O N TR A C TO R S A N D PR ES S S U F F E R U P S E T D E F E A T S

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Press ....................... 6 2 .750Contractors .... :...... 5 4 .555Shogyo ............... 5 4 .555O laa .......................... 4 4 .500Gaiko I ........... 2 8 .200

JOEL B. COX(Continued From Page One)

Upsets and a th rilling 11-inning tussle featured the games o f the Japanese O ldtimers Softball league played last Sunday m orning a t the Mooheau park.

The b iggest upset o f the day was the defeat o f Contractors, defend­ing champions at the hands o f the low ly Gaikos, 9-8, in an 11-inning thriller.

In the other upset games league- leading Press combine lost a 9-12 gam e to Shogyo who in turn were tak in g fo r a ride by the Olaa nine 22-9.

B y copping tw o games the Olaa combine placed themselves w ith in strik ing distance o f the league lead and w ith tw o more p lay days re­m aining i t ’s anybody’s race among the top four-contenders. Gaikos are the only team defin ite ly out o f the title chase.

Results o f gam es:

F IR S T G AM ES Olaa 9, Gaiko 6 Shogyo 12, Press 9

SEC O ND G AM ES Olaa 22. Shogyo 9 (7 in.)Gaiko 9, Contractors 8 (11 in.)

Joseph Aya la , leading am ateur figh ter on he B ig Island, w ill not make the trip due to pressure o f business. I t is expected, however, that he w ill m ake the Honolulu trip fo r the territoria l finals. H e copped the B ig Island ligh tw eigh t title this year but w ill do his f i ­gh ting in the w e lterw eigh t class in Honolulu. H e was territoria l run­ner up in that division last year.

I t was stated by the B IA U B ox­ing com m ittee that Dinmo Shima, bantam weight runner up m ay make the trip i f he can g e t leave o f absence from his work.

The H aw aii B oxing team, which defeated the Maui team recently in a dual smoker in H ilo, w ill be fa v ­ored to cop the 4 - IA A F cham­pionship despite the fa c t that L a ­nai and M olokai report o f having- strong teams.

Maui undoubtedly w ill be out this tim e w ith all they go t to av ­enge their defeat a t the hands o f Hawaii. In three dual smokers held thus far, this was M aui’s f irs t de­feat.

Ernest Carvalho, local ligh theav- yw eigh t champion, w ill not m ake the trip due to the fa c t that no iightheavies or. heavyweights are entered in the com ing tourney.

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Eig-g-s Cops Southeast Tenuis Championship

J A C K S O N V IL L E , Fla., Mar. 3 — Bobby R iggs o f Oklahoma c ity yesterday won the annual south­eastern tennis championship by defeating W illiam Talbert o f Cin­cinnati 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.

The wom en’s singles title was won by Pauline B etz from Rollins College, F lorida over D orothy Bundy 6-4, 11-9.

R iggs and Jack K ram er o f M on­tebello, Cal., paired o f f to beat Ta lbert and E lwood Cooke o f Portland, Oregon, 6-3, 6-4 fo r the doubles crown.

6 low becomes a legislator, he’s stuck fo r a defin ite term. Looks like the B ig Isle is gettin g up a lo t o f steam o f la te in court figh ts . . . W ell, m igh t as w ell b rin g ’em all before the bar and g et it over with, so w e can take little tim e o ff fo r other more constructive m at­ters. . . such as, p raying a little

o f the W a iloa Ditch at Paia, Maui, i harder fo r rain w ith all reservoirsHe then joined the M cBryde Sugar go ing dry. M aybe the K ona dis-Company on Kauai and has been tricts w ill have a laugh on us yet, I legislators ever to adorn the hallsw ith that company to the present w hat? o f Iolan i Palace. . . ^meaning o ftime.

Mr. Cox is a mem ber o f the A m ­erican Society o f C iv il Engineers.the Engineering Association o f j consideration to running fo r theHawaii, and Haw aiian Sugar Tech-j legislature next term, w ith alliologists. Fie has published sever- these police measures being shot

out in the lawm aking halls o f late.'T is said that i f the Police Com­

mission measure passes both houses and he’s thrown out, H. K . is th inking r igh t hard these days to ge t into politics in real fashion to become a candidate fo r the o f­fice o f senator from the B ig Is l­and in the elections o f 1942. W ow ! I f S h eriff H enry K . is serious about the m atter, it looks like the finish fo r one o f the most pow erfu l

UNSOLVED WATER SHORTAGE SHOWS

al articles and papers fo r scienti fic engineering journals.

(Continued From Page One) ed w ithout w ater since Friday.

W a ter which has been leased to the H ilo Sugar Company is being requisitioned and a 48 hours’ notice has been given the company that H ilo w ill have to use this w a ter fo r H ilo ’s domestic purposes, reports said.

Plans are underway to connect flumes from the H ilo Sugar Com ­pany’s supply w ith the H ilo w a ter system in order to add 1,000,000 gallons o f w ater a day, it was re ­ported.

W arn ings have been sent out to the public by F ire W ardens R ob­ert W h yte and H enry P ad ge tt re ­questing persons residing in the Kukuau 1st and 2nd Sections (W aiakea , Kaumana, H onolii) d is­tricts to refra in from burning rub-

course, no other than our recently bish in this drouth. This appliesJust heard that S h eriff H enry j rather quiet Senator W .H . “ D oc” not only to the above-mentioned

K. M. is beginning to g ive serious H ill. . . fo r ’tis a foregone conclu- d istricts ’ residents. I t holds true tosion that Sh eriff H .K.M . is bound j others as well.to tie up w ith the Kohala so loA The Bureau especially asks the Chas S ilva as his running mate, public to stop using w a ter fo r the the Honorable Charles being again- i purpose o f w atering plants and inst the police commission bill now. any manner that w ill waste w ater.

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