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LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941 New Nazi Navy Chief Appointed BERLIN, June 11—Confirming Admiral Guenther Luetjens’ death resumably going down with the Bismarck in the battle in the At- lantic on May 26th last, it was announced that Admiral Otto Schniewind, Chief of the Naval Staff, has been appointed Com- mander in Chief of the German Grand Fleet. The late Admiral Luetjens be- sides being commander of the Bis- ' marck, was Commander in Chief of the Grand Fleet. JAPAN GOV’T. TAKES OVER MOTOR WORKS BECOMES HALF OWNER OF FOUR BIG AUTO PLANTS TOKYO, June 12—Finally gain- ing support of the Commerce and Industry Ministry and the War Ministry, the Planning Board has reportedly decided to merge four principal automobile companies in Japan and the continent, namely, the Toyoda, Nissan, Diesel and Manchurian automobile companies into a single semi-official compa- ny, with the government owning one-half of the shares. The plan which was advanced by Yoshisuke Aikawa, president of the Manchurian Industrial Devel- opment Corporation, will be intro- duced for approval in the next ses- sion of the Diet. It has been tentatively decided to call the organization the Auto- mobile Control Company. The plan was first suggested by Aikawa last year as an economic measure to facilitate the shifting of idle plants in Japan to Man- choukuo in order to bolster Jap- an’s automobile enterprise there. At first strong opposition was voiced against the plan by the Commerce and Industry Ministry officials who were then pushing their own program for expansion of domestic automobile produc- tion and also by automobile indus- trialists. After long deliberations, the Commerce and Industry Min- istry officials dropped their objec- tion. Future of T r a d e Negotiations Reported Far From Being Optimistic By Chief Delegate Yoshizawa i TOKYO, June 12 In an international radiophone con- ; versation with the newspaper Asahi, Kenkichi Yoshizawa, j chief of Japan’s delegation to Netherlands East Indies, yes- terday afternoon voiced his determination to continue his ef- forts to bring about satisfactory results till the very last, I but at the same time, he revealed that he was prepared to ; leave any time with ship reservations already made. Regarding Dutch East Indies’ answer, he said it was very firmly put, but continued that there were some “ambi- guous points” which he asked NEI authorities to explain when he and Consul General Yutaka Ishizawa called on Dutch officials on June 6th last. The Japanese delegation chief stated that some of these points had been clarified and reported to Nippon’s foreign office. Asked about the possibility of a hopeful turn in the con- versations as the result of clearing up certain confusing points, Yoshizawa told the Asahi, “I cannot say.” ONE OF THREE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN GRAVE CONDITION Robert S. Peck, private first class at Kilauea Military Camp, died almost instantly yesterday afternoon about 1 p. m. at 28 mi- les near the Hongo Store when the speeding stage wagon in which he was riding plunged off the left side of the road and smashed into the trees, wrecking the car total- Investigations by Police Lt. John B. DeMello showed that sev- en men were riding the car at the time of the accident. Three of the six others were seriously injured, one in a grave condition. All injured men are receiving treatments from Capt. Charles Perkins, doctor at the camp. Occupying the car were: Pvt. Willie Ballard, who received shock and a brain concussion; Pfc. Peck, who died instantly; Woodrow Slay- ton, who received a fractured jaw; Harold Kenneth Hering, who suf- fered fractured ribs; M. M. Smith, who received bruises on the body; Pfc. Kimner, who received few cuts and bruises; and one uniden- tified man who received slight in- juries. Reports said that the accident was apparently caused by the dri- ver’s loosing control of the car. WELLES REFUSES TO COMMENT STATING US IS NOT INFORMED STATE DEPARTMENT DENIES U. S. REQUESTED IRELAND FOR USE OF PORTS FOR SHIPMENTS TO BRITAIN WASHINGTON, June ll_S um ner Welles, Under Secre- tary of State, remained silent when asked in a press confer- ence regarding the reported Japanese decision to discontinue trade parleys with Batavia. Welles told questioners that the State Department did not receive any official reports concerning the reported breakdown of negotiations and therefore could not comment. Asked in this connection if the U. S. government felt Dutch acceptance of Japanese demands would have preju- diced United States acquisition of needed rubber supplies from the Indies, Welles replied evasively and said before dis- cussing the question he would want to know what Japan de- manded and what the Dutch offered in reply. He further added that he was not in a position to discuss the matter. Questioned regarding the reported refusal of Ireland to permit United States use of Irish ports for shipping sup- plies to Britain, Welles replied that as far as he was aware, no such request had ever been made. % % . •; . ..t NO. 8971 VOL. XXXIII INTERMEDIATE HONOR GROUP IS RELEASED The Hilo Intermediate school honor roll list for the fourth quar- ter was released yesterday. Seven- ty of the ninety-four honor roll students are of Japanese ancestry, the proportion being 31 out of the 41 in the seventh grade division, 21 out of the 25 in the eighth grade division ,and 18 out of the 21 in the ninth grade division. They are as follows: 7th Grad.'*—Goro Endo, Kowashi Hirai, Clarence Hiroshige, Chiyo- ko Kawamoto, Harumi Kawashi- ma, Sadako Kiyosaki, Sadamu Kuwahara, Alice Marutani, Sumi- ko Matsumura, Teruko Minato, Yoshie Miyashiro, Saburo Miyasa- ki, Kiyoto Mizuba, Ichiko Mori- shita, Michiyo Morishita, Robert Mukai, Hideo Murakami, Yukio Naito, Yoshihiro Nambu, Shogo Nishimoto, Yaeko Noda, Eiko O- da, Kazuko Ono, Tooru Sato, Yu- taka Segawa, Hatsumi Shigeoka, Ruth Yahata, Setsue Yamashita, George Yokoyama, Leiko Yoshida, Edward Yoshimura. 8th Grade—Sayoko Ando, June Arakawa, Umeko Atebara, Yasuo Enomoto, Michiko Funada, Emiko Higa, Toshiko Hokama, Utako Ikeda, Margaret Kuniyoshi, Alice Shizue Kurohara, Fujie Kushi, Sachiko Masumoto, James Mata- yoshi, Eiko Nakao, Michiko Ni- shida, Matsue Nishimoto, Michiko Sakai, Kazuko Shikuma, Genevie- ve Takemoto, Toshiko Ushijima, Kyoko Yokoyama. 9th Grade— Takehiro Eta, Sa- chiko Fujimoto, Jane Fujii, Tooru Hara, Yoshie Ihara, Seito Ikeda, Isao Kawamoto, Tokuwo Kono, Matsuko Kuwahara, Shizue Kuwa- hara, Amy Marutani, Ruth Mura- shige, Mitsuko'Naka, Fusae Na- kamura, Namie Nakamura, Yoneo Sagawa, Seiji Sugihara, Sadako Tanaka. Kukuau YMA Meet Slated Tomorrow Nite The regular monthly meeting of the Kukuau Young Men’s Associa- tion will be held tomorrow eve- ning from 7:30 p. m. at the club- house. All members are urged to at- tend as very important matters will be discussed. HONGKONG, June 11—British Ambassador to Chungking, Sir Archibald Kerr, arrived here by plane from Chungking last night. German Troops In Gulf of Bothnia STOCKHOLM, June 11—Unoffi- cial advices from Finland said that some 10,000 German soldiers are now stationed in Finland, scat- tered throughout various ports on the Bothnian Gulf., It was said that these German ; troops were on their way to Nor- I way, via Finland. j Bomber Crashes On Mountainside LOS ANGELES, June .11—Ac- ' cording to an Associated Press ! dispatch from Balboa, Canal Zone, ! a large bombing plane crashed in the mountainous El Valle region a- bout 70 miles southwest of Pana- ma City, killing 4 or 5 members of the crew and seriously injuring another. It was reported that the bomber belonged to an air unit stationed at Albrook Field, Balboa. Local Board No. 2 Releases Draft List J. M. Brown, chairman of Lo- cal Board No. 2, Hilo, Hawaii, an- nounced this morning that the fol- lowing volunteers and selectees will be inducted into the U. S. Army from Local Board No. 2 on June 28, Saturday. Twenty-four men plus four al - ternates will be inducted. They are: Yoshio Terada, Takeshi Oshi- ma, Tsutomu Kunishi, Put Sing Pang, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Masayo- shi Nagaishi, Agapita Paz Bisque- ra, Tatsuimi Yamamoto, Tatsuo Kawauchi, Hiroshi Matsukawa, Se- ichi James Maeda, Benjamin F. W. Fong, Yoshio Ogomori, Daniel Rodrigues, Takeshi Yamashita, Richard S. Miyashiro, Onso Chi- nen, Saichi Shioshita, Mitsuo Hoo- ta, Masao Miyake, Suewo Goto, Isao Jinbo, Asashi Kodama, Masa- i mi Mayahara. Alternates are: Motoyoshi Tana- j ka, Etsuo Kohashi, Mitsuo Yaha- j ta, Megumi Kitano. Turks Build Network of Modern Airdromes ISTANBUL, June 12—Turkey Is spending several million Turkish pounds on new aerodromes which will be fully equipped for night flying. They will be finished some time next summer. Particular attention is being given to modernizing the aero- drome at Adana near the Syrian j frontier and new ones are being Ibuilt at Samson, Sivas, Afyon- | karahisar and Elazlg. IEIGHT ISLAND PRINCESSES AND ESCORTS ADD COLOR Much credit is due General Ch- airman William H. Silva and his committeemen, and William H. Beers, Big Island representative of the Territorial Celebration Com- mittee, for the splendid three-day program put on in observance of IKamehameha Day. Climaxing the three-day cele - bration, the pageant, which ex- posed in detail the realistic scen- es of Hawaiian life many years ago, drew a huge crowd around j the pavilion of the Mooheau Park ;last night. Methods of obtaining | sufficient foodstuffs to comply | with the food demand in the days | of Kamehameha were well depict- | ed in the pageant. Rendering Hawaiian music and hula dance numbers previous to the opening of the play and between scenes was the Rose Kuamoo’s troupe. The program concluded with the appearance of the princesses from the eight islands and their escorts. Mrs. Pluberta Bell produced tht play assisted by the members of the Native Sons and Daughters, Council No. 6. COLORFUL ACT WINDS UP KAM DAY FESTIVAL Change of Name Reported Lately Beginning July 1 the bureau of maternal and infant hygiene of the board of health will be known as the bureau of maternal and child health, it was announced recently by Dr. M. F. Haralson, territori- al commissioner of public health. The change is being made, D|r. Haralson stated, to emphasize the fact that the bureau is interested in the health of Hawaii children until they reach maturity. The bureau has been a part of the board of health since 1926. Dr. Louise S. Childs has been act- ing director in the absence of Dr. Charles L. Wilbar, Jr., who is now on leave of absence on the main- land. ----- . ---------- O ---------------------------------------- b!^EIunf1rR j l _ r °U*n?St! rS AWh,°Lre member,s ° f the National Youth Administration learn about big gups from Captain L. A. Lubow, second from right, at Fort Bragg, N. C.. world's lamest artillery post. They've just remounted this gun on ruober tires. 9 Nei-Japan Negotiation Blowup Looming JAPAN DELEGATE IK IN G LAST O R M R S F f^ l F ORDGN* OFFICE FIERCE FIGHTS TAKING PLACE NEAR BEIRUT Y I C H Y REPORTS BRITISH NAVY IN HEAVY BOMBARDMENT VICHY, June 11 — Dispatches from Beirut today disclosed that British invading forces were being supported by powerful naval units composed of at least one large bat- tleship, two cruisers and a num- ber of destroyers. The reports stated that fierce fighting was in progress some 20 miles from Beirut, with British warships engaged in heavy bomb- ardment of French positions sta- tioned along the Lebanese coast in the neighborhood of Tyre and Sai- da. The dispatches further indicated that the French forces have suc- ceeded in throwing back British invading troops and are holding their positions until an early hour this morning. Dedication Program and Luau To Be Held With reservations set at 600, thf dedication of the new clubhouse o: the American Legion,. Hilo Pos1 No. 3, will take place at the club' house, which is situated off thf Banyan Drive at Reeds Bay ,this Saturday at 6 p. m. Post Commander W. F. Gold- smith will act as dedication offi- cer while Rex Wills, Hawaiian de- partment commander, will be thf principal speaker. A benediction by chaplain Frank Rogers and the sounding of the bugles will follow Mr. Will’s ad- dress. When the buglers sound re- treat and the colors lowered ,all legionnaires will stand at parade rest. * The luau will start with the mess call blown by a corps- of bu- glers and A. J. Fonner will pre- side as master of ceremonies. Speaking at the luau will be Com- mander Goldsmith, E. M. Desha, Vrchie Orenstein, and Commander Wills. Directing the mass singing will Oe Peter N. Pakele, Jr. In charge of the dedication ce- remonies will be Adjutant Charles r. Tong and Peter Pakele, Jr. is ffiairman of the luau. Mrs. Wini- :red McKaig heads the luau re- servations committee. With Alfred Bell in charge, a aageant showing the evolution of :he American flag from*the time ;he United States had its first 'lag until the present day will be staged by the Troop 3 Boy Scouts, vhich is sponsored by the Hilo Slks club, in conjunction with Hag Day which falls on the same lay the dedication program of the American Legion’s new clubhouse s to be held. Nazi Official Is Killed In Tobruk BERLIN, June 11 — A special communique issued by the German high command disclosed that Lieut.-General von Prittwitz Und Gaffron was killed on April 10th last while making a reconnaissan- ce tour with a few of his aide near Tobruk, Libya. Japanese Society To Hold Dinner Meeting A dinner meeting of the Socie- | ty of Americans of Japanese An- j cestry, including the women j members, will be held next Tues- day evening, June 17, at 6:30 p. m. at the Seaside club. Individuals wishing to join this club can make reservations with Dick Segawa, Mrs. Kenneth No- waki, Mrs. Lionel T. Fukabori, Frank Ishii or Teruichi Takaha- shi. The constitution will be adopted and an election of officers will take place. The discussion of the proposed scholarship awards will follow. Mrs. Fukabori, Masao Kimura and Mr. Takahashi are on the no- minating committee. THOUSANDS DIE AS LARGE ARSENAL BLOWS UP IN YUGOSLAVIA BUDAPEST, June 11—Some 3,- 000 persons were killed and anoth- er 3,000 wounded in last week’s explosion in an arsenal at Smede- rovo, Yugoslavia, it was revealed today. It is being reported that the ex- plosion was the work of Yugoslav saboteurs who were opposed to German occupation of the town of Smederovo, two-thirds of which was destroyed by the disastrous explosion. EXPLOSION IS WORK OF ANTI NAZI SABOTAGE Japanese Army Victors in Kiangsu SHANGHAI, June 11—Japanese forces in cooperation with Nan- king’s peace preservation corps concluded successful mopping up operations a g a i n s t Chungking troops under the command of General Li Ming-yang in northern Kiangsu Province, army authori- ties here disclosed. During the operations, Chen Chung-kuei, vice-commander of the Chungking forces was killed, while Commander Li Ming-yang wag reported to have escaped with a few of his aides. It was disclosed that Chungking forces suffered the loss of 183 killed and 205 were taken prison- ers. ; PALACE THEATER 1 £ _ J Featuring an all star cast “JYO- SEI NO KAKUGO” (zenpen) Shochiku’s glamorous romance drama, will be shown at the Pal- I ace Theatre this Saturday night— . one show at 7:30 on the double program with “JYUNJYO ICHI- DAI OTOKO” Nikkatsu’s Naniwa- bushi samurai thriller. This pro- 1Igram will also be shown at the Royal Theatre on Sunday at a ma- ' -tinee and two evening performan- ces. i Heading the all star cast in “Jyosei No Kakugo” are Kuwano Michiko, Saburi Shin, Kawasaki Hiroko, Tanaka Kinuyo and Miura Mitsuko. The supporting roles are portrayed by Mihara Jyun, Maki Fusako, Kawamura Reikichi, Fuji- no Hideo, Yoshikawa Mitsuko, Saito Tatsuo and Takamine Mieko. This picture is claimed as the “acme of womanhood movies” and the patrons are advised not to missi i the first chapter of this outstand- ing drama. j The companion feature is “Jyun- jyo Ichidai Otoko” naniwabushi samurai drama starring Onouye Kikutaro with Okura Chiyok-o, and Hara Kensaku in supporting roles, and the famous and well-known Suzuki Yonewaka providing the - naniwabushi whines. i j Also showing on the program is ‘ the latest Nippon Newsreel. Kamaaina Coffee Planter Passes Motohachi Tateishi, 59, of Kai- naliu, Kona, passed away on Sun- day at 4 a. m. He was a kamaaina coffee planter and of Wakayama prefecture. ! Funeral services were held the same day at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Matsuura officiating. The deceased is survived by his j wife, one son and four daughters. BRITISH OIL SUPPLY IS HEAVILY HIT BY GERMANS i --------------------- BERLIN, June 11—In a special communique issued by the German high command, it was reported today that Nazi bombers operat- ing from new, unspecified bases | carried out successful operations , against British oil bases in Haifa, | Palestine, damaging several large oil tanks. It was said that the Haifa oil supply was the main source from i which the British Mediterranean fleet secured their oil. i German air units also were re- ported to have conducted several damaging raids upon British naval units based at Alexandria and in the Mediterranean waters close by. SOLDIER DIES AS RESULT OF AUTO CRACKUP

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Page 1: VOL. XXXIII Nei-Japan Negotiation Blowup Looming · big gups from Captain L. A. Lubow, second from right, at Fort Bragg, N. C.. world's lamest artillery post. They've just remounted

L E A D IN G J A P A N E S E

D A IL Y O N

IS L A N D O F H A W A I I

W E P U B L IS H L O C A L

A N D W O R L D ’S

L A T E S T H A P P E N IN G S

H IL O , H A W A I I , T . H . , T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 12, 1941

New Nazi NavyChief Appointed

BERLIN, June 11—Confirming Admiral Guenther Luetjens’ death resumably going down with the Bismarck in the battle in the A t­lantic on May 26th last, it was announced that Admiral Otto Schniewind, Chief of the Naval Staff, has been appointed Com­mander in Chief of the German Grand Fleet.

The late Admiral Luetjens be­sides being commander of the Bis- ' marck, was Commander in Chief of the Grand Fleet.

JAPAN GOV’T. TAKES OVER MOTOR WORKSBECOMES HALF OWNER OF

FOUR BIG AUTO PLANTS

TOKYO, June 12—Finally gain­ing support of the Commerce and Industry Ministry and the War Ministry, the Planning Board has reportedly decided to merge four principal automobile companies in Japan and the continent, namely, the Toyoda, Nissan, Diesel and Manchurian automobile companies into a single semi-official compa­ny, with the government owning one-half of the shares.

The plan which was advanced by Yoshisuke Aikawa, president of the Manchurian Industrial Devel­opment Corporation, will be intro­duced for approval in the next ses­sion of the Diet.

It has been tentatively decided to call the organization the Auto­mobile Control Company.

The plan was first suggested by Aikawa last year as an economic measure to facilitate the shifting of idle plants in Japan to Man- choukuo in order to bolster Jap­an’s automobile enterprise there.

At first strong opposition was voiced against the plan by the Commerce and Industry Ministry officials who were then pushing their own program for expansion of domestic automobile produc­tion and also by automobile indus­trialists. After long deliberations, the Commerce and Industry Min­istry officials dropped their objec­tion.

Future of T r a d e Negotiations Reported Far From Being Optimistic By

Chief Delegate Yoshizawai

T O K Y O , June 12 In an in te rn a t io n a l rad iophone con-

; ve rsa t io n w it h the new spape r A s a h i, K e n k ic h i Y o sh iz aw a ,

j c h ie f o f J apan’s de le ga t io n to N e the r lan ds E as t In d ie s , yes­

te rday a fte rnoon voiced h is d e te rm in a t io n to continue h is e f­

fo rts to b r in g abou t sa t is fac to ry resu lts t i l l the ve ry la s t ,

I b u t a t the same t im e , he revea led th a t he w as p repared to

; leave a n y t im e w it h s h ip re se rva tions a lre a d y m ade .

R e g a rd in g D u tch E a s t In d ie s ’ answ er, he sa id it w as

ve ry f i rm ly p u t , b u t continued th a t the re were some “a m b i­

guous p o in ts ” w h ic h he asked N E I a u th o r it ie s to e x p la in

w hen he and C onsu l G enera l Y u ta k a Is h iz aw a called o n D u tch

o ff ic ia ls on June 6 th la s t .

T he Japanese de le ga t io n c h ie f stated th a t some o f these

po in ts h ad been c la r if ie d and reported to N ip p o n ’s fo re ig n

o ffice .

A sked abou t the p o s s ib ility o f a hop e fu l tu rn in the con­

versations as the re su lt o f c le a r in g up ce rta in c o n fu s in g

po in ts , Y o sh iz aw a to ld the A s a h i, “I cannot s a y .”

ONE OF THREE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN GRAVE •

CONDITION

Robert S. Peck, private first class at Kilauea Military Camp, died almost instantly yesterday afternoon about 1 p. m. at 28 mi­les near the Hongo Store when the speeding stage wagon in which he was riding plunged off the left side of the road and smashed into the trees, wrecking the car total-

Investigations by Police Lt. John B. DeMello showed that sev­en men were riding the car at the time of the accident. Three of the six others were seriously injured, one in a grave condition.

All injured men are receiving treatments from Capt. Charles Perkins, doctor at the camp.

Occupying the car were: Pvt.Willie Ballard, who received shock and a brain concussion; Pfc. Peck, who died instantly; Woodrow Slay­ton, who received a fractured jaw; Harold Kenneth Hering, who suf­fered fractured ribs; M. M. Smith, who received bruises on the body; Pfc. Kimner, who received few cuts and bruises; and one uniden­tified man who received slight in­juries.

Reports said that the accident was apparently caused by the dri­ver’s loosing control of the car.

WELLES REFUSES TO COMMENT

STATING US IS NOT INFORMEDS T A T E D E P A R T M E N T D E N IE S U . S. R E Q U E S T E D

IR E L A N D F O R U S E O F PO RTS FO R

S H IP M E N T S TO B R IT A IN

W A S H IN G T O N , June l l _ S u m n e r W e lle s , U n d e r Secre­

ta ry o f S tate , rem a ined s ile n t w hen asked in a press con fe r­

ence re g a rd in g the reported Japanese dec is ion to d iscontinue

trade pa r le ys w it h B a tav ia .

W e lle s to ld questioners th a t the State D epa rtm en t d id

not receive an y o f f ic ia l reports conce rn ing the reported

b re akdow n o f n ego t ia t io n s and the re fo re could not com m ent.

A sked in th is connection i f the U . S. gove rnm en t fe lt

D u tch acceptance o f Japanese dem ands w ou ld have p r e ju ­

diced U n ite d States a c q u is it io n o f needed ru b b e r supp lies

f ro m the In d ie s , W e lle s re p lie d evas ive ly and sa id be fo re d is­

cuss ing the question he w ou ld w an t to k n ow w h a t Japan de­

m anded and w h a t the D u tch o ffe red in re p ly . H e fu r t h e r

added th a t he w as not in a p o s it io n to d iscuss the m a tte r .

Q uestioned re g a rd in g the repo rted re fu s a l o f Ire la n d to

p e rm it U n ite d States use o f I r is h po rts fo r s h ip p in g sup­

p lies to B r it a in , W e lle s re p lie d th a t as f a r as he w as aw are ,

no such request had ever been m ade .

% % . • ; . . . t •

N O . 8971V O L . X X X I I I

INTERMEDIATE HONOR GROUP

IS RELEASEDThe Hilo Intermediate school

honor roll list for the fourth quar­ter was released yesterday. Seven­ty of the ninety-four honor roll students are of Japanese ancestry, the proportion being 31 out of the 41 in the seventh grade division, 21 out of the 25 in the eighth grade division ,and 18 out of the 21 in the ninth grade division.

They are as follows:7th Grad.'*—Goro Endo, Kowashi

Hirai, Clarence Hiroshige, Chiyo- ko Kawamoto, Harumi Kawashi- ma, Sadako Kiyosaki, Sadamu Kuwahara, Alice Marutani, Sumi- ko Matsumura, Teruko Minato, Yoshie Miyashiro, Saburo Miyasa- ki, Kiyoto Mizuba, Ichiko Mori- shita, Michiyo Morishita, Robert Mukai, Hideo Murakami, Yukio Naito, Yoshihiro Nambu, Shogo Nishimoto, Yaeko Noda, Eiko O- da, Kazuko Ono, Tooru Sato, Yu­taka Segawa, Hatsumi Shigeoka, Ruth Yahata, Setsue Yamashita, George Yokoyama, Leiko Yoshida, Edward Yoshimura.

8th Grade—Sayoko Ando, June Arakawa, Umeko Atebara, Yasuo Enomoto, Michiko Funada, Emiko Higa, Toshiko Hokama, Utako Ikeda, Margaret Kuniyoshi, Alice Shizue Kurohara, Fujie Kushi, Sachiko Masumoto, James Mata- yoshi, Eiko Nakao, Michiko Ni- shida, Matsue Nishimoto, Michiko Sakai, Kazuko Shikuma, Genevie­ve Takemoto, Toshiko Ushijima, Kyoko Yokoyama.

9th Grade— Takehiro Eta, Sa­chiko Fujimoto, Jane Fujii, Tooru Hara, Yoshie Ihara, Seito Ikeda, Isao Kawamoto, Tokuwo Kono, Matsuko Kuwahara, Shizue Kuwa­hara, Amy Marutani, Ruth Mura- shige, M itsuko'Naka, Fusae N a­kamura, Namie Nakamura, Yoneo Sagawa, Seiji Sugihara, Sadako Tanaka.

Kukuau YMA Meet Slated Tomorrow Nite

The regular monthly meeting of the Kukuau Young Men’s Associa­tion will be held tomorrow eve­ning from 7 :30 p. m. at the club­house.

All members are urged to at­tend as very important matters will be discussed.

HONGKONG, June 11—British Ambassador to Chungking, Sir Archibald Kerr, arrived here by plane from Chungking last night.

German Troops InGulf of Bothnia

STOCKHOLM, June 11—Unoffi­cial advices from Finland said that some 10,000 German soldiers are now stationed in Finland, scat­tered throughout various ports on the Bothnian Gulf.,

It was said that these German ; troops were on their way to Nor- I

way, via Finland. j

Bomber CrashesOn Mountainside

LOS ANGELES, June .11—Ac- ' cording to an Associated Press ! dispatch from Balboa, Canal Zone,! a large bombing plane crashed in the mountainous El Valle region a- bout 70 miles southwest of Pana­ma City, killing 4 or 5 members of the crew and seriously injuring another.

It was reported that the bomber belonged to an air unit stationed at Albrook Field, Balboa.

Local Board No. 2 Releases Draft List

J. M. Brown, chairman of Lo­cal Board No. 2, Hilo, Hawaii, an­nounced this morning that the fol­lowing volunteers and selectees will be inducted into the U. S. Army from Local Board No. 2 on June 28, Saturday.

Twenty-four men plus four al­ternates will be inducted. They are: Yoshio Terada, Takeshi Oshi- ma, Tsutomu Kunishi, Put Sing Pang, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Masayo­shi Nagaishi, Agapita Paz Bisque- ra, Tatsuimi Yamamoto, Tatsuo Kawauchi, Hiroshi Matsukawa, Se- ichi James Maeda, Benjamin F. W. Fong, Yoshio Ogomori, Daniel Rodrigues, Takeshi Yamashita, Richard S. Miyashiro, Onso Chi- nen, Saichi Shioshita, Mitsuo Hoo- ta, Masao Miyake, Suewo Goto, Isao Jinbo, Asashi Kodama, Masa- i mi Mayahara.

Alternates are: Motoyoshi Tana- j ka, Etsuo Kohashi, Mitsuo Yaha- j ta, Megumi Kitano.

Turks Build Network of Modern Airdromes

ISTANBUL, June 12—Turkey Is spending several million Turkish pounds on new aerodromes which will be fully equipped for night flying. They will be finished some time next summer.

Particular attention is being given to modernizing the aero­drome at Adana near the Syrian

j frontier and new ones are being I built at Samson, Sivas, Afyon- | karahisar and Elazlg.

I EIGHT ISLAND PRINCESSES AND ESCORTS ADD

COLOR

Much credit is due General Ch­airman William H. Silva and his committeemen, and William H. Beers, Big Island representative of the Territorial Celebration Com­mittee, for the splendid three-day program put on in observance of

I Kamehameha Day.Climaxing the three-day cele­

bration, the pageant, which ex­posed in detail the realistic scen­es of Hawaiian life many years ago, drew a huge crowd around

j the pavilion of the Mooheau Park ; last night. Methods of obtaining | sufficient foodstuffs to comply | with the food demand in the days | of Kamehameha were well depict- | ed in the pageant.

Rendering Hawaiian music and hula dance numbers previous to the opening of the play and between scenes was the Rose Kuamoo’s troupe.

The program concluded with the appearance of the princesses from the eight islands and their escorts.

Mrs. Pluberta Bell produced tht play assisted by the members of the Native Sons and Daughters, Council No. 6.

COLORFUL ACT WINDS UP KAM DAY FESTIVAL

Change of NameReported Lately

Beginning July 1 the bureau of maternal and infant hygiene of the board of health will be known as the bureau of maternal and child health, it was announced recently by Dr. M. F. Haralson, territori­al commissioner of public health.

The change is being made, D|r. Haralson stated, to emphasize the fact that the bureau is interested in the health of Hawaii children until they reach maturity.

The bureau has been a part of the board of health since 1926. Dr. Louise S. Childs has been act­ing director in the absence of Dr. Charles L. Wilbar, Jr., who is now on leave of absence on the main­land.

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O R M R S F f^ l F ORDGN* OFFICE

FIERCE FIGHTSTAKING PLACE NEAR BEIRUTY I C H Y REPORTS BRITISH

NAVY IN HEAVY BOMBARDMENT

VICHY, June 11 — Dispatches from Beirut today disclosed that British invading forces were being supported by powerful naval units composed of at least one large bat­tleship, two cruisers and a num­ber of destroyers.

The reports stated that fierce fighting was in progress some 20 miles from Beirut, with British warships engaged in heavy bomb­ardment of French positions sta­tioned along the Lebanese coast in the neighborhood of Tyre and Sai­da.

The dispatches further indicated that the French forces have suc­ceeded in throwing back British invading troops and are holding their positions until an early hour this morning.

Dedication Program and Luau To Be HeldWith reservations set at 600, thf

dedication of the new clubhouse o: the American Legion,. Hilo Pos1 No. 3, will take place at the club' house, which is situated off thf Banyan Drive at Reeds Bay ,this Saturday at 6 p. m.

Post Commander W. F. Gold­smith will act as dedication offi­cer while Rex Wills, Hawaiian de­partment commander, will be thf principal speaker.

A benediction by chaplain Frank Rogers and the sounding of the bugles will follow Mr. Will’s ad­dress. When the buglers sound re­treat and the colors lowered ,all legionnaires will stand at parade rest. *

The luau will start with the mess call blown by a corps- of bu­glers and A. J. Fonner will pre­side as master of ceremonies. Speaking at the luau will be Com­mander Goldsmith, E. M. Desha, Vrchie Orenstein, and Commander Wills.

Directing the mass singing will Oe Peter N. Pakele, Jr.

In charge of the dedication ce­remonies will be Adjutant Charles r. Tong and Peter Pakele, Jr. is ffiairman of the luau. Mrs. Wini- :red McKaig heads the luau re­servations committee.

With Alfred Bell in charge, a aageant showing the evolution of :he American flag from*the time ;he United States had its first 'lag until the present day will be staged by the Troop 3 Boy Scouts, vhich is sponsored by the Hilo Slks club, in conjunction with Hag Day which falls on the same lay the dedication program of the American Legion’s new clubhouse s to be held.

Nazi Official Is Killed In Tobruk

BERLIN, June 11 — A special communique issued by the German high command disclosed that Lieut.-General von Prittwitz Und Gaffron was killed on April 10th last while making a reconnaissan­ce tour with a few of his aide near Tobruk, Libya.

Japanese Society To Hold Dinner MeetingA dinner meeting of the Socie- |

ty of Americans of Japanese An- j cestry, including the women j members, will be held next Tues­day evening, June 17, at 6:30 p. m. at the Seaside club.

Individuals wishing to join this club can make reservations with Dick Segawa, Mrs. Kenneth No- waki, Mrs. Lionel T. Fukabori, Frank Ishii or Teruichi Takaha- shi.

The constitution will be adopted and an election of officers will take place. The discussion of the proposed scholarship awards will follow.

Mrs. Fukabori, Masao Kimura and Mr. Takahashi are on the no­minating committee.

THOUSANDS DIE AS LARGE ARSENAL BLOWS UP

IN YUGOSLAVIA

BUDAPEST, June 11—Some 3,- 000 persons w ere killed and anoth­er 3,000 wounded in last week’s explosion in an arsenal at Smede- rovo, Yugoslavia, it was revealed today.

It is being reported that the ex­plosion was the work of Yugoslav saboteurs who were opposed to German occupation of the town of Smederovo, two-thirds of which was destroyed by the disastrous explosion.

EXPLOSION IS WORK OF ANTI NAZI SABOTAGE

Japanese Army Victors in Kiangsu

SHANGHAI, June 11—Japanese forces in cooperation with Nan­king’s peace preservation corps concluded successful mopping up operations a g a i n s t Chungking troops under the command of General Li Ming-yang in northern Kiangsu Province, army authori­ties here disclosed.

During the operations, Chen Chung-kuei, vice-commander of the Chungking forces was killed, while Commander Li Ming-yang wag reported to have escaped with a few of his aides.

It was disclosed that Chungking forces suffered the loss of 183 killed and 205 were taken prison­ers.

; PALACE THEATER1£ _

J Featuring an all star cast “JYO- SEI NO KAKUGO” (zenpen) Shochiku’s glamorous romance drama, will be shown at the Pal-

I ace Theatre this Saturday night— . one show at 7 :30 on the double

program with “JYUNJYO ICHI- DAI OTOKO” Nikkatsu’s Naniwa- bushi samurai thriller. This pro-

1 I gram will also be shown at the Royal Theatre on Sunday at a ma-

' - tinee and two evening performan­ces.

i Heading the all star cast in “Jyosei No Kakugo” are Kuwano Michiko, Saburi Shin, Kawasaki Hiroko, Tanaka Kinuyo and Miura Mitsuko. The supporting roles are portrayed by Mihara Jyun, Maki Fusako, Kawamura Reikichi, Fuji- no Hideo, Yoshikawa Mitsuko, Saito Tatsuo and Takamine Mieko. This picture is claimed as the “acme of womanhood movies” and the patrons are advised not to missi

i the first chapter of this outstand­ing drama.

j The companion feature is “Jyun- jyo Ichidai Otoko” naniwabushi samurai drama starring Onouye Kikutaro with Okura Chiyok-o, and Hara Kensaku in supporting roles, and the famous and well-known Suzuki Yonewaka providing the

- naniwabushi whines.ij Also showing on the program is ‘ the latest Nippon Newsreel.

Kamaaina Coffee Planter Passes

Motohachi Tateishi, 59, of Kai- naliu, Kona, passed aw ay on Sun­day a t 4 a. m. He was a kam aaina coffee p lan ter and of W akayam a prefecture.

! F uneral services were held the same day a t 2 p. m. w ith the Rev. M atsuura officiating.

■ The deceased is survived by his j wife, one son and four daughters.

BRITISH OIL S U P P L Y IS HEAVILY HIT BY

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BERLIN, June 11—In a special communique issued by the German high command, it was reported today th a t N azi bombers operat­ing from new, unspecified bases

| carried out successful operations , aga inst B ritish oil bases in H aifa,| Palestine, dam aging several large oil tanks.

I t was said th a t the H aifa oil supply was the main source from

i which the B ritish M editerranean fleet secured their oil.

i German air units also were re ­ported to have conducted several dam aging raids upon B ritish naval units based a t A lexandria and in the M editerranean w aters close by.

SOLDIER DIES AS RESULT OF AUTO CRACKUP

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fage Two T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H IThursday, June 12,1941

E S C A P E D * HEARTBREAK« by MARGARETTA BRUCKER. •*>

________ Disir. by United Feature Syu21cc.le. lac.

Valerie W entworth, store clerk In the tow n of Pelton, elopes w ith Phil Prescott, son of Lillian Prescott, owner of the store. Al­m ost a t o n c e , t h e y quarrel and he says h e’s going to have the marriage annulled. Broken­hearted, she goes to New York hoping to become a model. She enrolls in a training school and lives with a model named Dot Turner. Phil conies to town and proves to be a friend of Dot's, but Valerie mhnages to avoid him and keeps quiet about the r m arriage. Meanwhiie, she has fallen in love with Terry Sullivan, reporter, b u t D o t c la im s he’s crazy about Storm Kane, actress. D ot’s friend Duke Maxwell, or­chestra le a d e r , w h o se father heads an advertising agency, be­com es interested in Valerie and offers to try to get her a job w hich he originally promised to Dot. Valerie hesitates about ac­cepting favors from him and feels she should take a chance on landing a job through a style show to be staged at the end of her training course. However, on the day before the show he per­suades her to pose for some trial photographs.

CHAPTER XXVII ^/A L E R IE , e n te r in g th e

apartment, found Dot' in lounging pajamas with her blonde hair wound on curlers She was absorbed in doing her naiis.

“Going out?” Valerie asked. “Yeah — Phil Prescott’s arriving

in town this evening. You remem­ber I told you that his mother was coming on for your show tomorrow. 'Well, Phil’s coming with her.”

Valerie’s hearo sank. “You mean he—he’ll be at the show?”

Dot looked up quickly. “No—he’s got a clr-te with me tomorrow after­noon. Still afraid of running into him? Look here, why are you so anxious to avoid that guy?”

“I told you once. I don’t want the girls back at Prescott’s to know what I’m doing until I make good.”

“How about his mother? She’ll Bee you.”

“She — she doesn’t know me — won’t recognize me,” Valerie an­swered, though she wondered ap­prehensively whether she could depend on this.

Dot’s eyes narrowed. “Your story Bounds pretty wTeak to me. I’ll bet you knew Phil better than you’ve admitted. That’s why you want to avoid him. Come on—confess!”

Valerie flushed. “Don’t be silly! I often saw him passing through the store, and he sometimes stopped at my counter. You wouldn’t call that knowing him well.”

Dot looked unconvinced. “Good looker, isn’t he?” she said casually.

“If you like that blond type.” “Terry’s blond.”Valerie swrung around. “Why do

you say that?”“Because you seem to like his

type. In fact, you’re gone on him— any fool can see that. If Terry him- Belf hasn’t, it’s because he can’t see any one but Storm Kane.”

VALERIE turned away, wishing Dot would hush. She felt com­

pletely unstrung. First, there had been the long, tiring rehearsal for the show, then the emotional up­heaval over Duke. Now, of all times, Dot had to cross-question her about Phil Prescott and, on top of that, to taunt her about Terry and insist again that he was crazy about Btorm Kane.

Dot rose languidly and admired one ruby-tipped hand.

“Got a new nail polish. Like it?” “You can wear those violent

Shades,” Valerie said shortly. “They look horrid on me.”

“Vulgar. Isn’t that what you mean?”

“Oh, I don’t mean anything, Dot!” Valerie exclaimed, in exas­peration. “Why quarrel?”

Dot shrugged elaborately. “Am 1 quarreling? Did I quarrel when you snatched Duke Maxwell right from under my nose — s p o i l e d my

cnances at that Nomad job with your big blue eyes and innocent manner? Sometimes I w o n d e r whether you’re as innocent as yoii seem. You certainly - pulled a fast one on me!”

She moved toward her room, then turned and leaned against the door frame.

“But listen—let me tell yousome- thing. Duke made a fool of me with his promises, and he can make a fool of you. He can’t do anything for you. For all his big talk, his father wouldn’t listen to his ideas. Maybe he’s told you he can get you that Nomad job, but do you want to know what I heard today from a good authority? Do you want to know who’s going to pose for those ads?” Dots paused, then answered her own question triumphantly. “Storm Kane! She’s going to be the Nomad girl!”

Valerie suspected that Dot was simply being spiteful—trying to re­taliate for the loss of Duke. Never­theless, she wondered whether this news was true, whether Duke had less influence than he claimed.

“Storm Kane?” she repeated.“You heard me! And that re­

minds me to tell you something else for your own good. I might have told you before, but I hadn’t the heart. Now, I think it’s time you were told. Know why Terry took a shine to you and started playing around with you?”

Valerie didn’t answer. What was Dot going to say now? She felt she couldn’t stand much more of this sort of talk.

HE WANTED to get the low- down on a small-town girl in

a big city—wanted to use you in his play!”

Valerie’s eyes widened. “Plis—his what?”

“His play—Angel Face! The one that’s now making a hit for Storm Kane. He wrote it under a pseudo­nym.”

Valerie sank down on the couch. Terry’s play! So that’s why he wanted it to have a long run! But was that the only reason? Had he— had he written it especially for Storm?

“Terry has always wanted to write a play,” Dot went on. “Back in the days when he and my ex- husband palled around together, he was always talking about writing one. Now he’s done it. And now you know the reason for his interest in you. He modeled his heroine after you.”

Valerie straightened up. “If he did, I’m glad I could be of some use to him,” she said stiffly. “I don’t know why you should think I’d mind. Terry has been a good friend and I’m grateful to him for his kindness but, aside from that, he means nothing to me. All that mat­ters to me right now is my career— or what I hope will be a career.”

“Well, don’t count on Duke Max­well to start you on it. He’ll do for . you what he did for me—nothing!”

“I have no intention of counting on him,” Valerie snapped. “If I can’t win out on my own, I’ll—I’ll—well, I’ll go back to working as a store clerk! I don’t need pull to sell zip­pers and buttons!”

Dot eyed her shrewdly. “Maybe I’ve shot my mouth off too much— or maybe I haven’t. I just didn’i want you to make a sap of yourself —over either Terry or Duke.” She turned into her room.

After she was gone, Valerie went to a window and stood staring out into the darkness. What Dot had said about Duke didn’t matter. But Terry . . . Terry. . . .

Was it true that he had been kind to her only for a selfish purpose? She couldn’t bear the thought, but she had a terrible feeling that Dot was right.

She had hoped that the pin he gave her for Christmas meant that he loved her as she loved him. but now . . . now. . . . Perhaps it was only his way of thanking her for serving unwittingly as a model for his play heroine. . . .

(T o he continued)( T h e characters in this serial are

fictitious)CODyrlgAt, 1940. by Grainercy Publishing Co.

OLD SOFTY— Wether Spot, beagle hound owned by Jess Van Buskirk of Grand Rapids, M ich., was taught to hunt rabbits. But when he discovered these homeless waifs he took them home and has watched over them ever since.

PRINCESS M AY STAY — Princess Stepha nie Hohenlohe, pccused by U. S. Imm igration Service in San Francisco, as Nazi propagandist, imparted "interesting" information and can itay in U. S. now. M aior Schofield, imm iaration chief. Jaft.

Production Begins on Fast Planes

G I F T — Cadet A lbert Nin- hinger, head of music commit­tee, presents Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Opera soprano, red, white and blue scarf, after her concert at W est Point M ilita ry Academy.

CUBAN PEACE C H IE F — Following shake-up of Havana o ff i­cials, when President Bastista curbed insurrection plot, Colonel Manuel Benitez was appointed Havana police chief. Here he is with his deliahtful family-

SKifrv^R — Captain W illiam Gray Smith, master of Egyp­tian ship Zamzam, reported sunk in South Atlantic , en route to Cape Town. Ship carried 200 passengers, at least 138 of them Americans*

"UN ION N O W "— At dinner in New York of Federal Union, Inc., promoting post-war union of Britain and U. S., are, from left: Russell Davenport, magazine editor; W illiam Jay Schief- fe lin . drug executive, and Adm iral W illiam H . Standley.

Proof that tooling-up process for Lockheed “Lightning’’ P-38 intercep­tor planes for delivery to U S. and British air forces has been com­pleted, is this picture snapped at Burbank, where group of these deadly planes have just rolled off production Uoe„ P-38 is f a s t e r

than 400 m. p. h.

NAZI MOGULS GREET HITLER— Somewhere in southeastern Europe leaders of Nazi armed forces congratula.e Fuehrer H itler on his 52nd birthday. From left- Hitler RoLl, M = u I u Goering, Grand Admiral Erich Raeder and General Field Marshal Walther von B r a ic h t t s c h !^ ™

MRS. V. STEPS OUT— Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, grand dame jpf Vanderbilt clan, attends benefit supper dance at New York's Waldorf-Astoria . She’s being escorted by John Astor Drayton, fcvho helps remove her w rap.

TANK ACCEPTED — W ar Under-Secretary Patterson accepts from President Frazer of American Locomotive Co., left, first of 685 huge tanks for Army, at Schenectady, N . Y .

FOR NAZIS— W ith Germans making intensive drive in North Africa against British Imperial Iroops derending road to Suez Canal, Italian troops turned to road build ing to keep supply trains moving rapidly for Axis troops Picture passed by Italian censor. MeanwhiU , ft A . F. has mad« repeated attacks on Nazi supply lines.

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VEHICLE TAXESURGED SOLELY FOR ROAD USE

Italian Seamen Await Transfer to New Cainij

AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIAT I O N PRESSES FOR STATE

LAW CHANGES

DETROIT, May 22—More than 20 states are considering constitu­tional amendements to prevent use of motor vehicle taxes for any­thing except road purposes, the American Automobile Association reports.

Eleven states have adopted simi­lar amendments “by large major­ities” in previous elections, the AAA said.

Road purposes should be inter­preted to include administration, construction, reconstruction, main­tenance, highway safety and sup­ervision activities, and protection and development of areas adjoin­ing the right-of-ways, the AAA be­lieves.

T hree-Point ProgramThe association is seeking to de­

velop legislative programs to pro­tect the nation’s roadsides in the interest of health, safety and ap­pearance.

It suggests a method of roadside “zoning” by state planning com­missions or highway commission­ers which would authorize estab­lishments which would authorize establishment of “highway protec­tive strips’ not more than 1,000 feet wide on each side of the high­way. After public hearings the commission would separate the strips into districts such as resi­dential, roadside service, business, industrial, etc.

/Appeal Would B e ProvidedThe commission would be au­

thorized to regulate location and the uses of buildings and land within the protective strips. Any person aggrieved by such action might appeal to the courtsi.

Many states also are proposing new system s of license and regis­tration fees. California legislators, for instance, would impose an an­nual tax of 1 3-4 per cent of the actual market value of the vehi­cle, in lieu of all other taxes. Three per cent of the proceeds would go for administration, an unspecified sum to meet five out­standing bond issues, and of the re-

These crewmen of seized Italian motorship I,erne, who idle away time in Seattle jail, will join hundreds of •ther German and Italian seamen at new detention camp being prepared at Missoula, Mont., for the

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Fifteen visiting instructors and 37 resident instructors will teach the University of Hawaii summer session, which opens June 30, Dr. Thayne M. Liversay, acting direc­tor, announces.

Because of duties in the national emergency, two mainland educa­tors, scheduled to teach during the six-week’s session, will not be able to come, Dr. Liversay reports. They are Dr. David P. Barrows, professor of political science in the University of California, and Rich­ard Pattee, senior divisional assis­tant with the division of cultural relations in the United States De­partment of State.

Dr. Donald Rowland, associate professor of history in the Univer­

sity of Southern California, has accepted the summer appointment to teach some of the coures for­merly, scheduled for Dr. Barrows and Mr. Pattee, the University an­nounces.

The visiting instructors for the summer session include Dr. Row­land; Dr. Theodore L. Althausen,

I associate professor of medicine in I the University of California; Dr. ! Roy Anderson, assistant professor I of vocational guidance of Columbia ! University’s Teachers College; Dr. Edward C. Class, professor of edu­cation, Northwestern University; Dr. John H. Furbay, associate pro­fessor of education, Mills College;

' Dr. Marion Hathway, professor of | public welfare, University of Pitts- | burgh; Dr. Gordon S. Watkins,1 professor of economics and dean of I the college of letters and science, University of California at Los

! Angeles.

Dr. Robert W. West, professor of speech pathology, University of Wisconsin; Mildred W. Wood, sup­ervisor of home economics educa­tion in the Phoenix Union high schools, Arizona; Mabel Spizzy- Anderson, director ^of music, Reedley Junior College, California; Dr. Peter H. Buck, director of the Bernice P. Bishop Museum; Grace C. Hamman, ^director of sight con­servation and work with the blind in the Territory of Hawaii; Helen C. Twitchell of Punahou school; and Elizabeth T. Watson, instruc­tor in art at the Honolulu Acade­my of Arts.

Resident instructors of the Uni­versity of Hawaii, who will teach during the summer session, are Dr. Oscar N. Allen, Dr. Fred E. Armstrong, Dr. Paul S. Bachman, Katherine Bazore, Helene Bouch­er Biggs, Charles S. Bouslog, Thetis Bucklin, Dr. W ing-tsit Chan, Dr. Shou-Yi Ch’en, Dr. Wil­lis B. Coale, Dr. Leslie Dunstan, Cynthia B. Geiser, Eugene Gill, George P. Gordon, Sophia Han, Dr. Florence Henderson.

Maria Hermann, Dr. Charles H. Hunter, Dr. Stephen B. Jones, Virginia A. Jones, Dr. Orvin P. Larson, Shao Chang Lee, Dr. An-

PEACE-TIM E TEST IS MADE IN CENTER BUILT FOR

EVACUEES

NEW MILFORD, Conn. — Al­though rumblings of war still have been confined to the Old World, the question of evacuation of chil­dren from New York—as was done in London—has received consider­ation here.

One such center, the first in the country, has been constructed and may serve as a model for others should the necessity arise.

This model evacuation camp, located in the foothills of the Berkshire Hills in New Milford, already has undergone a peace­time test, with 96 New York sub- debs portraying t h e r o l e s o f “refugees” from war. The girls are students at the Dalton SchooL, Inc., of New York City.

Buildings of Two StoriesThe center was built on top of

Buck’s Rock by the Children’s Foundation, Inc. This is a Connec­ticut corporation formed last sum­mer by a group of wealthy New York industrialists to extend fi­nancial and educational assistance to child refugees. Housing for 125 children and 15 adult supervisors is provided for on the 128-acre tract. Three buildings are for sleeping quarters and the fourth contains a social hall and class­rooms. All are two stories high. The flat roofs are camouflaged to blend with the terrain. The struc­tures are made frorh redwood with sheet rock insulation.

The “refugees” sleep in compact quarters with two-tiered bunks set in the walls. They are divided into age groups. As each group com­pletes a month’s training at the center it is replaced by another.

OLD INDIAN PACT PAYS DIVIDENDS

G R E E N B A Y , W is I t pays to be an O ne ida In d ia n .

T he p ay comes f ro m the F ede ra l gove rnm en t unde r a

tre a ty s igned 147 years ago .

The tre a ty expressed la s t in g peace and fr ie n d s h ip and

the gove rnm en t agreed to pay the O ne idas , one o f the o r ig i­nal six nations of the Iroquis, $4,- 500 annually.

In 1821, part of the Oneida tribe left New York and settled in Wis­consin. The government then split the annuity, paying $2,700 to the New York Oneidas and $1,800 to the Wisconsin branch.

At first, the Wisconsin Oneidas received farms, implements, such as a plow, a wagon, a barrow and so on in payment with the idea that they would be used on a com­munity basis. Sewing machines, the women.calico and bedding were given to

Eventually, however, membersHILO T H E A T R E

One of the funniest of the screw­ball comedies to come out of Hol­lywood in recent months is Hal Roach’s latest success, “Road Show,” being screened today only at the Hilo theater.

Shapely Carole Landis heads the cast as the owner of a travelling carnival. Co-starred with her is handsome John Hubbard, as a wealthy playboy who is railroaded into a sanitarium by his jealous fiancee.

There he meets a screwball colo­nel, played by Adolphe Menjou. Together they escape and join up with Carole’s show. Menjou tells Carole that Hubbard is a former lion tamer and he has to go throu­gh with the act even though the very sight of lions makes him tremble with fear.

Charles Butterworth, Patsy Kel­ly and George E. Stone are seen in comedy roles. The Charioteers, ne­gro stars of Hellzapoppin, sing a group of songs by Hoagy Carmi­chael.

“Strawberry Blonde,” smash hit comedy starring James Cagney Olivia de Havilland and Rita H ay­worth, will be the hit attraction at the Plilo theater Friday and Saturday.

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PALACE THEATRE“Secret Evidence,” powerful yet

tender story of a girl who torn be­tween her love for a strong man and her duty to a weakling, spurns the easier way and offers herself on the altar of public opinion, is now showing at the Palace thea­ter.

Heading the brilliant cast of this intense and. gripping drama are Marjorie Reynolds, Charles Quig­ley, Ward McTaggart and Kenneth Harlan. The supporting cast which includes Donald Curtis, Bob White and Kitty McHugh, is im­portant and excellent.

“Beyond the Sacramento, ’ col­orful, punch-packed drama of the great Southwest, is the compani­on feature. Starred in the title role is two-fisted Bill Elliott, who is supported by Evelyn Keyes, Dub Taylor and John Dilson.

Coming tomorrow is the Filipi­no comedy, “Ang Utos N g Hari Hindi Mababali,” starring Pugo and Togo. Showing on the same program is “Shark Woman,” the Venus of the South Seas.

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fast-moving mystery, co-starring Warren William and Frances Rob­inson; and “Take Me Back To Oklahoma,” stirring western thril­ler, starring Tex Ritter; begin a two-day engagement at the Royal theater today. Also showing today only is “The Green Archer,” star­ring Victor Jory.

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mainder, 40 per cent to counties and cities for traffic law enforce­ment, 40 per cent to counties and cities for any use whatsoever, and 20 per cent to the general fund.

drew W. Lind, Ben Norris, Dr. Harold S. Palmer, Dr. Harold St. John, Dr. Shunzo Sakamaki, Dr. Laura V. Schwartz.

Dr. Madorah E. Smith, Dr. Carl G. Stroven, Dr. Jesse A. Tanner, Dr. MacEldin Trawick, Ralph J. Wentworth-Rohr, Dr. Bruce White, Dr. Willard Wilson, Dr. Benjamin O. Wist and Martha Wood.

IN BERKSHIRESof the tribe spread out over a larger area and the individuals petitioned for cash payments with which to buy their own supplies.

The request was granted about 50 years ago and since then every Oneida-—man, woman and child— receives his annual dividend check.

However, let it be noted that the 1940 payment came to exactly 53 cents for each Indian.

Fingertip Severed, Rope Trick Fizzles

WARSAW, Mo.— Dr. Gus Sal­ley likes to dabble with magic. He was doing a rope trick at the ; Lions’ club meeting, and he invit­ed to spectators to cut the rope in two.

Salley’s trick was to wave a ma­gic wand, cause the rope to disap- ; pear, then reappear in one piece. The spectator with the knife brought a sudden end to the pro- j ceedings when instead of cutting the rope, he cut off the end of one of Salley’s fingers.

Classes in A ny CrisisAn important aspect of the cen-

l ter is the fact that it is planned ; to permit the continuance of edu- i cation even during an emergency. Classes will continue no matter

■ how grave outside circumstances J may become. Directing the educa­tional program is Miss Helen Park- hurst, head of the Dalton Schools, Inc., and also head of the Inter­national Council of Education.

Miss Parkhurst emphasized the foundation’s belief that “education especially during times of emo­tional stress, is almost as impor­tant to a child as clothing, shelter, or food.”

The center will not remain idle i during the summer. It will be | turned over to English evacuees at 1 present living with “foster par­ents,” so that they may spend a summer with children of their own nationality. They will return to these “foster” homes next fall.

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JAC Will Try To Break Into Winning Column SundayOne Record Falls In Second Horse Race Program

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Mainichi SportorialEDITOR’S NOTE: Although it’s still early in the sea­

son here’s the basketball rules changes / for the 1941-42 season. It is believed that the HRC summer fun basketball leagues which opens its season in the near future will use these new changes.

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BASKETBALL RULES CHANGES— 1941-42

Comments by H.V. Porter-M ay issue, Scholastic Coach, 1941

(C on tinued f ro m Y es te rday )

The m a jo r changes in the 1941-42 code fo llo w :* * * *

C O U R T D IA G R A M : The court d ia g ra m w i l l be m o d if ie d

in such a w ay as to show th a t the o f f ic ia l backboard does not

extend the en tire w id th o f the la n e ; i.e ., the new b an k is on ly

54 inches w ide .

B A C K B O A R D S (R u le 2 1 and 2) : These sections w i l l

be re w r it te n to m ake it c lear th a t the o f f ic ia l backboard is

th e fan-shaped board w ith d im ens ions as show n in the d ia ­

g r a m w h ic h appeared at the end o f the ru le s la s t y e a r and

w h ic h w i l l be inc luded in the 1941-42 code. A note w i l l state

th a t th e t ra d it io n a l 6 by 4 re c ta n gu la r boa rd is a lso le g a l b u t

th a t th e C om m ittee u rges t ra n s it io n to the sm a lle r back­

bo a rd as ra p id ly as poss ib le .

B A S K E T S (R u le 3 ) : C om m ents in the supp lem en ta ry

section o r in an open le tte r f ro m the sec re ta ry’s o ff ic e w i l l

state th a t the C om m ittee fa vo rs deve lopm ents o f a s tand­

a rd ized m ethod o f a tta c h in g basket to backboa rd . C e rta in

spec ifica tions re la t iv e to such a ttachm ents w i l l be d ra w n up

and supp lie d on request to anyone w ho has a le g it im a te in te r­

est in th e m a tte r .

B A L L (R u le 4 -1 ): A second note w i l l be added to h is

section s ta t in g the a tt itu de o f the C om m ittee to w a rd a s tand­

ard-type b a ll . I t w i l l be m ade c lear th a t the use o f th e ba lls

w h ic h a re m o lded in o r on a sphe r ic a l she ll and w h ic h have

the cover pane ls attached w ith o u t the use o f stiched seams

a re recom m ended and th a t s ta nda rd iz a t io n w i l l be b ro u gh t

abou t th ro u g h u lt im a te app rova l o f o n ly such ba lls .

S U B S T IT U T IO N S (R u le 5 _ 3 ) : T h is section w i l l be

m o d if ie d in such a w ay as to p e rm it a su b s t itu t io n a n y t im e

the b a ll is dead , in c lu d in g the pe r iod fo llo w in g a f ie ld goa l.

OUT-OF B O U N D S (R u le 7 _ 2 ) : T h is section w i l l be re ­

w orded to c lear up a n um be r o f d isputed po in ts re la t iv e to

o u to f- bounds s itu a t io n s . P a rt o f th is section w i l l be m oved

to R u le 10 since i t is m o re closely re la ted to item s in th a t

ru le .

P L A Y IN G T E R M S (R u les 7— 14, 15, 16, and 18) : These

d e f in it io n s w i l l be rew o rded to m ake them consistent w ith

o th e r sections o f th is ru le and to c la r ify severa l d isp u tab le

po in ts .

C E N T E R J U M P (R u le 8 5) : A new p a ra g ra p h w i l l be

added to th is section to m ake it c lear th a t a center ju m p fo l­

low s ce rta in s itua t io ns were fo u ls a re com m itted b y bo th

team s b u t w h ic h do not constitu te a doub le fo u l.

B A L L IN P L A Y (R u le 1 3 _ 6 ) : W h e n a fo u l is fo llow ed

b y ano th e r fo u l by the sam e team be fo re the w atch is s ta rt­

ed a fte r the f ir s t , the th row s are to be aw arded in o rde r in

w h ic h the fo u ls w ere com m itted . I f the la s t is a techn ica l

f o u l , the b a ll is aw arded to the fre e - th ro w in g team out o f

bounds a t m id-court a fte r the la s t th ro w .

D O U B L E D R IB B L E (R u le 1 4 _ 9 ) : T he note r e q u ir in g a

doub le-d r ibb le r to pass the b a ll to the n e a re r o f f ic ia l w i l l be

rem oved and the s itu a t io n w i l l be covered in a new note w h ic h

w i l l m ake it necessary fo r any p la y e r in possession a fte r a

v io la t io n to pass the b a ll to the ne a re r o f f ic ia l.

T H R E E - S E C O N D R U L E (R u le 14— 11) : The three-sec­

ond ru le w i l l a p p ly o n ly to the lane a rea between the free-

th ro w lin e and the end lin e . The note w i l l a lso be rew o rded to

show th a t the re s tr ic t io n does not a p p ly w hen the b a ll is dead.

F O U L S (R u le 15 a , b , and c ) ; These three d iv is io n s

w i l l be rep laced b y tw o d iv is io n s so th a t fo u ls com m itted by

coaches o r ass istants w i l l come unde r the head o f “Techn ica l

fo u ls ” instead o f as a separate g ro u p o f in fra c t io n s .

R U L E 15 12 P E N A L T Y (c ) . . . w i l l be rew o rded to

cover a n u m b e r o f s itu a t io n s w he re tw o o r m ore p la ye rs com­

m it in fra c t io n s a t the same t im e .

ALICE BYRD IS TIED IN FEATURE RACE

LES OUT FOR MORE HONORS

r U E L E f i L J ! ; K lIJ N S B F A U T U T L RACE TO DEADLOCK THE

FAVORITE

One record w as broken and the top favorite A lice Byrd w as tied in the H ilo’s second horse races of the season held at the Hoolulu Park yesterday after­noon before a com paratively sm all crowd.

With A. Ishikawa up, Bolten Abbey owned by Mrs. F. F. Bald­win of Maui beat the local track record of 1:02 in the 5-8 mile free for all thoroughbred cless by com­ing in at 1:01.9.

In the final race of the day Alice Byrd also owned by Mrs. F. F. Baldwin was tied for first place by Poeleele of Parker Ranlh in the

I mile and 1-16 free for all thor- loughbred class. This race was a | close one all the way and the fin­ish was a thriller which the judges claimed a dead heat.

Results of the races:5-8 mile handicap thoroughbred

class—Won by Aloha Aina, K. Yokoyama up; 2nd, Kane Della, F. Nakamura up; 3rd, Puuili, A. Ishi­kawa up.

5-8 mile for fillies and mares thoroughbred class—Won by Ma- liu, F. Nakamura up; 2nd, Alo, K. Yokoyama up; 3rd, Hema, F. Silva up; 4th, Mikiala, E. Silva up.

1 mile Cowboy relay, heat—Won by Kapapala; second, Hamakua.

3-4 mile free for all thorough­bred class—Won by Akia, F. Bone- za up; 2nd, Aumoe, S. Inafuku up.

3-8 mile post entries non-thoro­ughbred class'—Won by Cyclone.

One mile cowboy relay, finals— Won by Kapapala, 2nd, Kukaiau.

5-8 mile free for all thorough­bred class—Won by Bolten Abbey, A. Ishikawa up; 2nd, Aloha Aina, K. Yokoyama up; 3rd, Maliu, F. Nakamura up; 4th, Noni, F. Bone- za up; 5th, Hema, F. Silva up. Ti­me: 1:01.9 (new record).

1-16 mile free for all thorough- bed class — Tied between Alice Byrd, A. Ishikawa up, and Poele­ele, T. Kaneshiro up; 2nd, Puna, F. Nakamura up.

HAILIS, MIA IN PLAY-OFF

FIRST TWO MATCHES TO UN­TANGLE TRIPLE TIE IN

LOOP

Women are not being outdone by the men in this matter of play­ing off for the league title as seen by the match between Hailis and MIA’s scheduled for tonight at Lyman Hall, the first of two m at­ches to untangle a triple tie for first place in the second round of the HRC women’s volleyball lea­gue.

Hailis, MIA’s and Dairymen fin­ished in a three cornered tie for the second series flag; Dairymen drawing the bye to meet the win-

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HRC BASEBALL LOOPS SWING INTO FOURTH WEEK OF PLAYThe H R C baseba ll leagues w i l l sw in g in to th e ir fo u r th

w eek o f p la y in g th is S unday w it h seven m ore gam es th is

S unday , June 15.

C lose gam es are expected in the a fte rnoon’s ju n io r league

double-header a t K a u m a n a w hen O laa tackles C rescent Jrs.

an dthe unbeaten 299 th In f a n t r y team p lays K M C . O laas

and K M C have lost one apiece, and rCescent J rs . tw o , b u t

a ll th ree spo rt s tro n g o u t f its .In other junior contests, Ama­

teurs will be hosts to Pepsicola in the 9 o’clock game at Kaumana, and Volcano CCC and Dairymen (the other unbeaten nine) will meet in Hoolulu Park’s morning game.

A battle between Kalaoa and Piihonua, two of the three unbeat­en teams in the class B section, will feature Sunday’s matches sch­eduled in this bracket. This game

ner of tonight’s contest.If Hailis or MIA’s should take

the second round flag, it will have to meet Dairymen once more for the league championship, as Dairy­men took the first round title from MIA’s after these two had finish­ed in a deadlock.

will begin at 12:30 p. m. at Hilo Intermediate and will be followed by the game between Dairymen and Waiakea Mill. Waiakea Mill is also undefeated.

The remaining Class B game finds Panaewa CCC and Hilo CYO’s playing at 9 a. m. at Hoo­lulu Park.

Following are the standings of the various teams:

JUNIOR LEAGUE

W L Pet.299th Infantry .... 2 0 1.000Dairymen ........... 2 0 1.000Olaa .................... 2 1 .667KMC ...................... 1 1 .500Amateurs ............ 1 1 .500Crescent Jrs............ 1 2 .333Volcano CCC ........ 0 2 .000Pepsicola ............ 0 2 .000

CLASS B

W L Pet.Piihonua ............ 2 0 1.000Kalaoa ................ 2 0 1.000Waiakea M ill 2 0 1.000Hilo CYO ............ 0 2 .000Hilo CYO ............ 0 2 .000Dairymen ............ 0 2 .000Panaewa CCC ..... 0 2 .000

TAKE /TE

Kobata-Nakaji Cops Doubles Tennis Title

The Kobata-Nakaji combination proved too strong for veteran Ta- kahashi-Fukuda as the former ea­sily copped the doubles crown yes­terday at the municipal courts, 6- 0, 6-1, 6-4.

Steady playing by Kobata-Na­kaji and the erratic miscues of the losers were responsible for the big first two set matches. Howev­er, Takahashi-Fukuda began play­ing heads up ball in the final mat­ch but couldn’t overcome the pow­erful driving and slamming of the victors.

PLAY NATIVES IN FIRST GAME IN SENIOR LOOPLEAGUE LEADING CRESCENTS

TAKE ON PIRATES IN NIGHTCAP

M anager Shlzuto K iyosaki’s Japanese AC w ill try to break into the win column th is Sun­day in the Hilo Senior baseball league a t the expense of Herb­

ert Watson’s All-Hawaiians when they meet in the first game at the Hoolulu park.

In the featured game of the day Manager Manuel Ignacio’s league- leading Crescents will stake their clean slate against Nobu Maruya- ma’s scrappy Waiakea Pirates lads. Both of these games are ex­pected to he close ones with the Natives and Turks slightly favor­ed over their respective opponents.

With three defeats already chalked up against them, anoth­er setback now will practically eli­minate the Japanese out of the ti­tle picture, so the Nips just got to win this Sunday’s tussle. A JAC’s win will pull the Natives down to cellar position with the former, while a Hawaiian’s win will keep the Natives very much in the title chase.

With three victories already un­der his belt, two shutouts, Lefty Perreira, ace hurler of the Cres­cents, will try to make it four straight when he starts against the up-and-coming Pirates team.

At present, Crescents are lead­ing the league with three victories in as many starts followed by Pi­rates with a won two lost one mark. A Crescents’ win will give the Turks a two full game lead over the other teams, while on the other hand a Pirates’ win will deadlock the league leadership be­tween the two teams.

Likely mound starter for Pirates will be Dopey Matsumoto, youthful sensation of the season, or veteran Francis Nunes. Both are capable hurlers with Francis Nunes yet to show his wares this season. Ma­tsumoto is credited with both of Pirates victories.

CLOSE TILTS IN PAHOA LOOP

WINNER TO PLAY HIW FOR SECOND ROUND TITLE;

BIZ GAME SLATED

In the first of the play-off mat­ches for the second round title of the HRC commercial softball lea­gue, Jimmy Bell’s Waiakea Mill Redshirts are slated to meet Son­ny Henderson’s Helco’s this after- | noon at 4:30 p. m. at Mooheau Park.

These two teams and Iron Works finished in a triple tie for j the second series flag in one of the closest finishes seen hereabouts. The winner of today’s game will play Iron Works for the title to­morrow. And should Waiakea Mill or Iron Works cop the second round flag, it will have to play Helco’s (first round champs) in a two out of three series for the league championship.

Up at Kaumana Tax Office, co­leader of the business men’s lea­gue, is scheduled to meet a very stiff test in Von Hamm. Unbeaten till Tuesday ,the Taxmen dropped their first contest to Hilo Motors that day.MAJOR LEAGUE

BASEBALLNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday’s Results

Cincinnati 3, Boston 2 Chicago 3, New York 2 New oYrk 8, Chicago 3

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday’s Results

Detroit 5, Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 6, Washington 4ifM S

SHOWA NOSE OUT HINODE, ASAHI UPSETS STRONG

NANIWA TEAM , *

By E. Y. NAGAMOTOPAHOA, June 12—Playing spec­

tacular ball behind the brilliant 4 hit chucking of southpaw “off-and- on” Ohara, Coach Taira’s Showas nosed out Coach Toma’s Hinodes 6-5 in the Sunday opener in the Pahoa baseball league.

Pitcher Ohara was hot on the mound whiffing 14 Hinode batters, while issuing only 3 free passes. The season’s first homer was slam-

j med out in the seventh with none j on by K. Yoshida into deep right j field.

In the nightcap, S. Arakawa’s Asahis scored an upset 4-3 victory over Coach N ii’s Naniwas, pre­season favorites. The game devel­oped into a bitter pitching duel with Y. Takeuchi, ace Asahi twirl- er, besting S. Nagamoto of the losers.

Summary scores: iR H

Hinode ........ 201 100 100—5 4Showa .......... 000 500 020— 6 7

Hinode: M. Kubo, T. Miyazono and S. Arakavva; Showa: M. O- hara and G. Arakawa, H. Taira.

R HAsahi .......... 200 000 020— 4 8Naniwa ........ 000 201 000—3 6

Asahi: I. Miura and Y. Take­uchi and S. Arakawa; Naniwa:S. Nagamoto and K. Nii.

Officials: Chief umpire, MacMakinodan; base umpire, S. To­ma, T. Nakauchi, S. Arakawa; scorer, T. Furukawa.

More Entries Wanted For July 4th Tourney

Calling all Class C and Open I Doubles tennis players. Tomorrow is the last day to enter for the Fourth of July tournament which will get underway on Sunday June 15 with the finals to be held on July 4. All those interested are asked to sign up with the follow­ing before noon tomorrow, June 13, Masa Hiraiwa, George Kai or Sekimura.

Security No. 123456789j KINSTON, N. C.—The state em­ployment service’s local office has turned up a man with the perfect social security number—one that can be remembered. The man reg­istered f o r w o r k w i t h No .

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