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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 NO. 9030 ENTIRE TRAIN Losm ig [JAPANESE BEYOND DRAFT AGE BUY BONDS TO ASSBT IN DEFENSE OF U.S. Isolationist B O M B H ITS E N G IN E A N D D E - R A ILS 35 C ARS S TA R T IN G F IR E B E R LIN , Aug. 21 — Places! in southern Ukraine. Bolshevist’s re- treat. was turned into a catastro- phe by heavy bom b attacks by< the G erm an airforce, it was stated by responsible Berlin m ilitary quart- ers on W ednesday. t Encircled Soviet forces densely crowded the sm allest area and suf- fered trem endous losses by G er- m an attacks am idst C densely crowded Soviet forces who w ere sim ultaseously m achine-gunned by attacking Germ an planes. The entire (Soviet detachm ents w ere wiped out. G reat successes w ere scored in districts w est of low er reaches of the D n iep er (r iv- er. D uring the single attack on A u g- ust (15, a Germ an squadron con- sisting of eleven m achines alone destroyed 90 m otor trucks, 2 tanks and num ber of cars of crowded tro o p (train. In addition, this squadron de- stroyed the entire freight train consisting of 35 cars. The train was (derailed when a bom b struck the front of the engine and the train w as then set fire by addition- j al bom bs, which scored direct hits ’ blow ing! up 10 tank cars filled w ith | m otor fuel. The fire spread rapid- i ly and w ithin a short tim e there | w as not a single car left o f ( the supply freight train. ! S E A TTLE The recent purchase of U. S. defense savings bonds by the Seattle Progressive Citizens’ League received favorable publici- ty in tw o Seattle dailies— the Post- Intelligencer and Tim es. The Seat- tle P. I. said: Seattle’s young Am ericans of Japanfese ancestry proved once again recently their loyalty to this country. Through the Japanese Am erican Citizens’ League, representing 800 m em bers, they purchased a defen- se savings bonds, Series F which w ill m ature in tw elve years at $500. “W e voted the purchase to en- SPEED UP THE SUPPLY FUNDS OGURA OPINES Vicinity of Liuchow Subjected to Bombing JA PA N E S E N A V A L A IR B A S E IN FR E N C H IN D O -C H IN A , Aug. 21— D espite unfavorable w eather conditions, the Japanese naval units penetrated deep into the K w angsi province bom bing and setting ablaze Chungking regim e ’s m unition dum ps in and around the key city of Liuchow as w ell as warehouses, freight wagons and the Liuchow station, press section of the Japanese fleet in South China w aters announced. M eanwhile, other naval air units attacked Lungchow and the sam e province causing 5 large fires to broke out as a result of direct bom b hits. The Japanese raiders w ere unchallenged by Sino planes and a ll planes returned to their b£ises, the announcem ent added. FOUyraiE Italian Paper Opines that the United States Intended to Extend Credit to Soviet For War Shipments I TOKYO, Aug. 21 Though press comment on the dis- patch of United States oil to Vladivostok were generally mod- j erate, the Kokumin in its semi-editorial warned that Japan I is placed in a ticklish position by the passage of ships with I war supplies through waters so close to Japan and urged the ] government to take “firm measures” to prevent disturbance i of peace in the far East. I Though admitting that all such aid to Soviet were ap- ! parently designed to strengthen Russian resistance against ' Hitler’s army in eastern Europe, the Kokumin pointed out ! that there is more involved than mere danger that will I spread European hostilities to the far East. The paper emphasized that ships going to Vladivostok must pass by one of four routes, firstly, through the bay of Tartary far to the north; secondly, Tsuruga straits between Hokkaido and mainland Japan; thirdly. Soya straits Ijdng be- tween Hokkaido and Saghalien; fourthly, Tsushima strait between Japan and Korea and the passage through all ex- cept the first means brushing Japan while enroute. The straits especially the Soya and Tsuruga straits are most di- rect routes to Vladivostok from the United States. This workman stringing power ca- bles through sky near Bonneville Dam on Columbia River is prob- ably tops as an isolationist. He not only is isolated, but insulated. Just ook at the size of the crockery! RO M E, Aug. 21— The question io f how the Soviet U nion w ill pay for U nited States shipm ents at- itracted interest of the Italian press on W ednesday particularly after Cordell H ull stated that So- ; viets could only pay $40,000,000 in 'cash. i “G iornale Italia” recalls that R oosevelt’s assured that the U nit- JA PA N E S E M IN IS TE R - A T - LA R G E PR E SID E S A T M E E TIN G SAIG O N , Aug. 21— A c tu a l! w ork of border delim itation between Thailand and French Indo-China was begun today iwhen the first m eeting of the three pow er com -' m ission opened at 9 a. m . at the local C ity 'H a ll in a friendly at- m osphere under the chairm anship of M akoto Yano, Japanese m inis- ter-at-large and chief delegate. Follow ing adjournm ent at 11 a. m. the ‘three pow er com m ission jointly com m uniqued: “The first plenary m eeting of the border delim itation com m ission was held at Saigon C ity H all at 9 a. m. on August 21. Follow ing the opening speech by the chairm an, M akoto Yano, and addresses I by chief delegates from France and Thailand, the m eeting took up the business of the form ation of a se- cretariat drafting the by-law s of the governing operation of the com m ission and the appointm ent of tw o sub-com m ittees. “The m eeting unanim ously ap- proved the foregoing. The sub- com m ittees w ill be charged w ith studying the procedure of the bor- der delim itation and endorsem ent of regulations regarding the de- m ilitarized zone. “The m eeting under friendly at- m osphere com pleted today’s sch- eduled business.” US PREDICTED OFFERING AID FOR REQUITAL FU R TH E R S A ID T H A T U. S. D O IN G B E ST TO E V A D E K E G O N C ILLIA TIO N TO KYO , Aug. 21— United Stat- es help for England is being grant- ed in expectation for British de- fense said the “H ochi Shim bun” on W ednesday. Am erican plutocrats w rite that the paper regard help for England and Chungking as le- gal and w orthy m eans to lay hands on British colonies and Chi- na after G reat B ritain’s collapse. Undoubtedly, the Am ericans’ and G reat B ritain’s figh t against G er- m any w ill be continued until G er- m any is com pletely exhausted but the final aim of the United States w ill be alw ays to get hold of B rit- ish colonies. In concluding its com m ent, the paper rem arks that the U nited States is trying to m ake Japan believe th'at they have an intention to reconcile w ith Jap- an again. The paper then warns that the U nited States would w ear their m ask only until the Atlantic ques- tions are solved. Japan would have to regret if it should ever allow itself to be led astray in this m an- ner. REPLACEMENT NOT EFFECTED PR E M IE R IS S T IL L R E T A IN E D A S C O M M A N D E R - IN - C H IE F B A N G K O K , Aug. 20— Com m ent- ing on the cabinet reshuffle which was effected August 19, political circles here asserted that the m ove greatly strengthened nation- al reconstruction pow ers as w ell as increasing efficiency of central ad- m inistration. The appointm ent of additional assistant foreign m inisters Luang Vichitr and Colonel Prayura “w ere highly appreciated’ ’as aim ed in m aintaing a m ore realistic strict- er neutrality policy in the com p li- cated international situation now confronting Thailand. The appointm ent of Luang Pi-o- m yodhi as defense m inister, re- placing Prem ier Luangpibul Song- gram , did not w eaken the Prem i- er’s influence over Thailand’s m ili- tary since Songgram is still com - m ander-in-chief of the arm y as w ell as suprem e com m ander of the Arm y- and N avy airforces, it was declared. INSURANCE ON AIRRAID B K DRAFTED NOW Petain Will Address National Council V IC H Y, Aug. 21— C h ie f of the French State M arshal Petain w ill read an address before the com - m ittee of national councol on W ed- nesday night when it discusses draw ing of border lines of the new provinces. , There w ill be no m eeting of the council of m inisters on W ednesday. The French Am bassador in M os- P R IV A TE C O M PA N IE S TO BE E N TR U S TE D A L L H A N D LIN G TO K YO , Aug. 21— M inistry of Com m erce and Industry is draft- ing an airraid insurance b ill sub- m enable in the next D iet session under which the governm ent w ill underwrite a il airraid policies as in the B ritish system . The actual handling of the insurance w ill be entrusted to private com panies, however, w ith the understanding between m ovable and im m ovable properties. In case an urgent need the governm ent m ay'dispense w ith the D iet approval an issue of em - ergency im perial ordinance under A rticle 8 <5f the Constitution in order i to legalize the insurance sys- tem . only property losses caused by The insurance program ; covers possible airraids in Japanese cit- ies. M eanwhile, a w eekly report of the publication of the cabinet the inform ation hoard in an article in- structing the people w hat to do in case of airraids stressed as long as the arm y and navy rem ain in operation, Japanese cities w ill nev- er be exposed to m ass aerial at- tacks such as assaults experienced by Chungking and London. ed States would not opply lend and ! lease law to the Soviet Union. A g- ; a in s t this assurance the paper ' p o in t s out that the statem ents by ; C ordell H u ll, who declared the 1the question of United States cred- I Its to the Soviet Union, was a m at- |ter for the Secretary of Treasury ! to decide. The paper opines that I the United States shipm ents on I credit are apparently intended af- ; ter all. ; M aterial requirem ents of the So- |viet Union are stipulated to am - ount $1,000,000,000. The paper then ; c o n c lu d e d that Am erican help to the Soviet Union would be illusion- ary if the U nited States does not grant credit. Should credit granted w ith w ar annihilation in m ore fortunate tim es, she would squeeze out her pockets to help its greatest enem y. (Continued on Page Four) Heroic Officer And Deed Told By Correspondent B E R LIN , Aug. 21— The story of the U krainian lieutenant who, to- gether w ith tw o trusted U krainian soldiers, was to blow up the brid- ge across which the Soviets had just retreated to check Germ an advance hut who instead defended the bridge w ith a single m achine- gun against the Soviets until the G erm an tanks arrived, was told by Germ an w ar correspondent, Siegfried M . Pistorius on W ednes- day. This U krainian lieutenant who is of the Soviet arm y was entrusted w ith blow ing up the bridge w h ile the Soviet Com m issars w aited in vain for the explosion on the high eastern em bankm ent of the river for the Lieutenant and the tw o U krainian soldiers whom he could trust, instead of carrying out the explosion rem oved the dynam ite charge and fuse and occupied the m achinegiin nest to defend the bridge him self w ith his com pany. W ith the single m achine gun, (Continued on Page Four) Detroit Street Car, Bus Drivers Strike D E TR O IT, Aug. 21— Four thou- sand office and factory workerr, were stranded W ednesday m orn- ing and w ere seeking em ergency m eans of getting to their w orking places as the street car and bu operators of D etroit M unicipal Transportation System w ent on a cnrlrTon ofrilro As a special added attractior “The Tokyo’s Sum m er Sum o Tour nam ent,” w ill also be shown on th program w ith the latest issue oi the Special Nippon New s. AMERICA ON G uard ! Above is a reproduction of the Treasury Departm ent’s Defen.sa Savings Poster, showing an exact duplication of the t. ginal “M inute M an” statue by fam ed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stam ps, on sale at your bank or post office, are a vital part of Am erica’s defense preparation THE INDIRECT EFFECT OFyTHE “FREEZING ORDER” UPON THE NISEIS, The majority of the Japanese who cameHo Hawaii had an intention of returning to their native country after mak- ing a fortune.^There were no capitalists among them. In fact they came with “kori hitotsu,” ,or one bamboo valise. A quite number of them^had accumulated a substantial sum of money and returned home. Among those who returned there are five or six< listed in the millionaire group. They are engaged in extensive importing and exporting trades. Others however were unable to accomplish Hheir desire. Fortune did not come to them but children were born to them.i There are a very few wealthy Japanese left in this ter- ritory. They have a large family to support, and they had been sending t^ieir surplus earnings to their mother < country either to support the members of their family or for saving and f investment. The amount sent by them, if added, is tre- mendous. Perhaps the circumstances compelled them to do so, but if they had invested their money here, they would haveOaid a solid economic foundation for the Niseis. We hope that there will be no war between the United States and Japan, and we hope for a better^turn of interna- tional relation. The freezing order came to the alien Japanese like< a bombshell. It has a direct effect upon them. But its in- direct econofic effect upon the Nisei is to establish a new foundation for economic solidarity. With the freezing of the foreign ^exchange, the alien Japanese cannot send their mo- ney to Japan. They must invest in local business. They can buy real property for their children. i In the future there might be an inflation and then a de- pression. < We must be prepared for both. During this war money would be increased in circulation and consequently the prices of the commodities will increase. The result would be an unemployment and depression like the one just we have had. They come as an economic cycle. We hope that the Niseis will be economically established by the time they would be approacheed by another terrific depression. ( Og*ata named Director of Sino Affairs Board TO K YO , Aug. 21— Captain M aki Ogata, ex-com m ander of the w ar- ship, Koko, Iw ate and the Yam a- shiro, has been appointed director of the Tsintao branch of the China A ffairs board, it w as announced. O gata, 50, has been attached to an im portant post at the Sino front since M ay of this year. It was further annnounced that To- shio N ii, an official in the ex- change bureau of the Finance M in - istry has been appointed secretary of the China A ffairs board. JD IN T R E SE A R C H B U R E A U M IG H T B E SE T U P TO C A R R Y O N S U R V E Y TO K YO , Aug. 21— Freezing of Japanese accoim ts(by the U nited States and Britain was the subject of the talk given by Finance M in - ister O gura before the Japanese bankers a n d : f i n ancial experts on W ednesday. Japan’s industry and econom ic affairs in general have been h it on ly (a little by this m easure, he said as it had been foreseen enabl- ing authorities to take precaution- ary steps in tim e. Econom ic w ar- fare w aged against i Japan had brought about great self-suffi- ency in the far eastern realm . H e askedi his listeners to conduct capital only into such channels (Continued on Page Four) MENZIES ASKS JAPAN TO LET ALONE PLACES courage our young Am erican-bom Japanese, as w ell as the older gen- eration, to buy stam ps and bond, individually,” K enji Ito, president of the league, explained. “N ot all of us can be inducted into m ilitary service, but w e can do our part in som e w ay.” Earl T. Ross, field’ representa- tive for the Treasury D epartm ent, congratulated M r. Ito and his group for their co-operation w ith the governm ent. “W e regard this, not as the pur- chase of a single bond, but as the beginning of increased stam p and (Contlnu<»d on Page Four) iKOKUMIN SAYS fo K rbases i S IN G A PO R E A N D M A L A Y A I S A ID TO BE V IT A L D E- I FE N S E O U TPO STS I C A N B E R R A , Aug. 21 — Charg- ! ing Japan w ith creating the ten- jsion in the far East, Prim e M in - i ister Robert G. M enzies in opening la special parliam ent declared that ! Japan had “m eans of relief in her I ow n hands.” H e spoke of a long friendship existing between Japan and Australia asserting “it is good even for friends to talk plainly and honestly although I don’t desire to say anything, which m ight im pair the Pacific peace.” D enying reports that the allied gclVernm ents are seeking encircle- m ent of Japan, M enzies said that the Japanese m oves in French In - do-China is regarded by Britain and the U nited States as an un- justified aggression “in that direc- tion and is of vital concern to both Britain and Am erican interests.” M enzies w arned Japan 'to keep her hands off Singapore and M a- lay, which are regarded by Aus- tralia as vital outposts for its de- fense and which are w orthy of any sacrifice to m aintain. cow, Gaston Berbery, who recent- ly returned from his post w ill in - form those cabinet m inisters, who are at present in Vichy, of the last phases of his activity in oM s- cow W ednesday night. Duke of Windsor to Be Guest of FDR W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 21— The Duke of W indsor, who w ill be Roo- j sevelt’s personal H yde Park guest, I w ill visit the capital w ith the ; President on August 25, it was dis- ; c lo s e d . Reliable but unconfirm ed, j the Duke w ill be accom panied by j the Duchess when he m akes an- ! other visit here next m onth. Although the British em bassy m aintains strict silence regarding I th e D u k e ’s visit, observers ex- i p ressed the belief that it w as a ; m ove to im press the Am erican 'people the necessity of closer An- i g lo - A m erican collaboration. C LA IM S U. S . ^ U N A B LE TC I M E E T M U N ITIO N D E M A N D i O F G R E A T B R IT A IN I TO KYO , Aug. 21— Predicting in- ! te n s e Anglo-Am erican efforts t< ; obtain aid in the encirclem ent oi j Japan at Anglo-Am erican-Soviel . talks scheduled to be held in Mos- I cow, The Chugai Shogyo and Ko ' kum in said that it is necessary “tc i watch the situation closely anc prepare proper m easures” calling I the United States aid to the So Iviet “purely political.” The Chuga ! d is c o u n t e d actual ability of the U nited States to furnish m ilitarj I a id because “even B ritain’s needs at present are greater than Am - I erican capacity of produce of arms ! and m unitions.” ! The paper further claim ed that effective aid cannot he given to the I Soviet Union unless Anglo-Am e- rica could land troops in the Eu- ' ropean continent, which “ is quite ; im possible,” and asserted “it is : quite possible for Chiang Kai-shek ;or his representative to partici- I pate in M oscow talks. The anti-Ja- ; panese front has already been form ed and it is clear it w ill be intensified. W e m ust be prepared for strong diplom atic and other I m easures against Japan,” the K o- kum in said also that the Anglo- Am ericans are anxious to obstruct I to Japan advance by diverting I British and the U. S. who w ill i u n d o u b te d ly offer aid to the So- |viet Union to the utm ost and also I try to secure Kam chatka and the 'm aritim e province as airbases and j said that Roosevelt m ay have pro- jm ises to enter hostilities in the j event the Soviet Union is w illin g to : fight on tw o fronts and concluded I that “this is a m om ent that de- jm ands extrem e vigilance.” jChung^king^ Quits i Denmark Relations j I S H A N G H A I, Aug. 21— R etaliat- ing against D enm ark’s recognition of the N anking governm ent and M anchoukuo ,the Chungking regi- m e yesterday announced cancella- tion of diplom atic relations w ith D enm ark according to reports reaching here. The announcem ent was report- edly m ade by Foreign M inister Quotai Chi. Naniwabushi Samurai Thriller Scheduled at Palace Saturday Nite Com ing to the Palace Theatre this Saturday and R oyal Theatre on Sunday is N i k k a t s u ’s “R YO K YO - K U IC H ID A I O TO KO naniwabu- sh sam urai dram a starring H ara Kensaku, the star of “M aboroshi Jyo” in the leading role, w ith na- niwabushi by the popular K im u i'a Tom oe. The story relates the thrilling adventures of Tom otaro, portrayed by H ara Kensaku, a sam urai, who is a naniwabushi singer and the pupil of Kim ura Tom ouem on. H ow he, through his naniwabushi and his brilliant sword fighting, takes revenge on his enem ies for his oya- bun and friends, is thrillingly and tensely depicted. Those who lik e this sort of action thriller w ill surely enjoy it, especially w her there are m ournful notes of na- niwabushi in accom panim ent. Sup- porting the star in this grand en- tertainm ent are other cham bare stars, including Saw am ura Kuni taro, Kaw abe Goro and Tsukim iya Otom e. Buy Defense Bonds BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS /"^BONDS :J AND SIAM PS

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W E PUBLISH LO CAL

A N D W O RLD ’S

LATEST H A PPE N IN G S

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VOL. X X X V HILO, H A W AII, T. H., TH UR SD AY, AUG UST 21, 1941 NO. 9030

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[JAPANESE BEYOND DRAFT AGE BUY BONDS TO ASSBT IN DEFENSE OF U.S.

Isolationist

B O M B H I T S E N G I N E A N D D E ­

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f e r e d t r e m e n d o u s l o s s e s b y G e r ­

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c r o w d e d S o v i e t f o r c e s w h o w e r e

s i m u l t a s e o u s l y m a c h i n e - g u n n e d b y

a t t a c k i n g G e r m a n p l a n e s .

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SPEED UP THE SUPPLY FUNDS OGURA OPINES

Vicinity of Liuchow Subjected to Bombing

J A P A N E S E N A V A L A I R B A S E

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2 1 — D e s p i t e u n f a v o r a b l e w e a t h e r

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u n i t s p e n e t r a t e d d e e p i n t o t h e

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s e t t i n g a b l a z e C h u n g k i n g r e g i m e ’ s

m u n i t i o n d u m p s i n a n d a r o u n d t h e

k e y c i t y o f L i u c h o w a s w e l l a s

w a r e h o u s e s , f r e i g h t w a g o n s a n d

t h e L i u c h o w s t a t i o n , p r e s s s e c t i o n

o f t h e J a p a n e s e f l e e t i n S o u t h

C h i n a w a t e r s a n n o u n c e d .

M e a n w h i l e , o t h e r n a v a l a i r u n i t s

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T O K Y O , A u g . 21 Though press comm ent on the dis­patch o f U n ited States o il to V lad ivostok w ere genera lly mod-

j erate, the Kokum in in its sem i-editoria l warned that Japan I is placed in a ticklish position by the passage o f ships w ith I w ar supplies through w aters so close to Japan and urged the ] governm ent to take “ firm m easures” to preven t disturbance i o f peace in the fa r East.

I Though adm ittin g that all such aid to Sovie t w ere ap- ! paren tly designed to strengthen Russian resistance against ' H it le r ’s a rm y in eastern Europe, the Kokum in pointed out ! tha t there is m ore involved than m ere danger that w ill I spread European hostilities to the fa r East.

The paper em phasized that ships go ing to V lad ivostok m ust pass by one o f fou r routes, f irs t ly , through the bay o f T a rta ry fa r to the n o r th ; secondly, Tsuruga stra its betw een Hokkaido and m ainland Japan; th ird ly . Soya stra its Ijdng be­tw een H okkaido and Saghalien ; fou rth ly , Tsushim a s tra it betw een Japan and K orea and the passage through all ex­cept the f ir s t means brushing Japan w hile enroute. The stra its especially the Soya and Tsuruga stra its are m ost di­rect routes to V lad ivostok from the U nited States.

This workman stringing power ca­bles through sky near Bonneville Dam on Columbia River is prob­ably tops as an isolationist. He not only is isolated, but insulated. Just ook at the size of the crockery!

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THE INDIRECT EFFECT OFyTHE “FREEZING ORDER” UPO N THE NISEIS,

The m a jo r ity o f the Japanese who cam eHo H aw aii had an in tention o f re tu rn in g to th e ir n ative country a fte r m ak­in g a fortune.^There w ere no capitalists am ong them. In fa c t th ey came w ith “ kori h itotsu ,” ,or one bamboo valise.

A quite num ber o f them^had accumulated a substantial sum o f m oney and returned home. A m on g those w ho returned there are f iv e or six< listed in the m illionaire group. T h ey are engaged in ex tens ive im p ortin g and exporting trades.

O thers how ever w ere unable to accomplish H heir desire. Fortu ne did not come to them but children w ere born to them.i There are a v e ry fe w w ea lthy Japanese le f t in this te r ­r ito ry . T h ey have a la rg e fa m ily to support, and th ey had been sending t^ieir surplus earn ings to th e ir m other < country e ith er to support the m em bers o f th e ir fa m ily or fo r saving and f investm ent. Th e amount sent by them, i f added, is tre ­mendous. Perhaps th e circumstances compelled them to do so, but i f they had invested the ir m oney here, th ey would haveOaid a solid econom ic foundation fo r the N iseis.

W e hope tha t there w ill be no w a r betw een the U n ited S tates and Japan, and w e hope fo r a better^turn o f in terna­tional relation. The fre e z in g o rder came to the alien Japanese like< a bombshell. I t has a d irect e ffe c t upon them . But its in­d irect econofic e ffe c t upon the N ise i is to establish a new foundation fo r econom ic solidarity. W ith the fre e z in g o f the fo re ign ^exchange, the alien Japanese cannot send th e ir m o­ney to Japan. T h ey m ust invest in local business. T h ey can buy real p roperty fo r th e ir children. i

In the fu tu re there m igh t be an in fla tion and then a de­pression. < W e must be prepared fo r both. D u ring th is w ar m oney would be increased in circu lation and consequently the prices o f the com m odities w ill increase. The resu lt would be an unem ploym ent and depression like the one ju s t w e have had. T h ey come as an economic cycle.

W e hope that the N ise is w ill be econom ically established by the tim e they would be approacheed by another te rr if ic depression. (

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Bm feTsva T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Thursday, August 21,1941

Rhea Charters and her grand­father, Major Stephen Charters. «;entleman farmer, live on their ancestral estate near the little town of Marchester. Their money has been dwindling, and now. they are in financial difficulties. The family lawyer writes to a man named Carradine who owes Stephen Charters a large sum. Carradine, an adventurer and oil speculator, replies that he can’t pay his debt but is sending his son Jim to Charters Manor to lend a hand. Rhea can’t see how. this will help and, when Jim a»'i’ives, is antagonistic to­ward him. While she is showing him over the estate, they see some trucks taking a short cut across one of the fields, carrying mate'ials to a near-by airplane factory under construction. Rhea is furious, especially as this is not the first time the trucks have trespassed. She orders them off ttui property, but one of the tenckmen becomes belligerent. When Jim interferes, the man starts to hit him.

CHAPTER V III j O H E A cried out but, even as ^ she did so, she saw that she jwas wrong in thinking Jim off [guard.

H e h ad m oved , and th e tru ck ­m a n ’s lash in g fist slipped over his sh ou ld e r . T h en . J im swung round sm o o th ly — struck w ith a m in im u m o f e ffo r t and a m axim um o f r e ­su lt. T h e burly truckm an grunted, f e l l back, then crum pled to the

(ground.J im rubbed his knuckles, looked

|tip a t th e d rive r o f th e truck, who iwas lean in g fro m th e cab. his im outh agape.

“ G e t you r fr ien d aboard and /clear out o f h ere .” J im ’s vo ice was ihard. “ G e t perm ission b efo re you d r iv e across th is land agu in .”

H e tu rned aw ay and m ounted h is horse. “ C om e a lon g ,” he said to R h ea . “ T h e y ’ll c lea r ou t.”

W h en th ey w ere h a lfw a y back to th e M a n o r house. R h ea re ined in.

“ W a it , M r. C a rrad in e ,” she said. ■*T w an t to say th a t I ’m sorry to h a v e g o t you in to th a t. I d id n ’t m e a n fo r you to take a risk .”

“ Y es , you d id ,” J im answered iQuietly. “ Y o u r eyes asked m e to h u t t in .”

R h e a b it h er lip . “ B u t I d id n ’t re a liz e th a t m an w ou ld try to s tr ik e you. T m sorry .”

“ N o— you 're not. Y o u d on ’t lik e me, because I ’m n o t your sort— n ot ja gen tlem an . Y o u figu red m e out las a crude fe llo w and 3’ou wanced to see w h a t I was m ade o f. W e ll, ;you’ve seen. So now , you know how ifar you can b a it m e, and a t w h a t fpoint you shou ld be a fra id o f m e.”

"‘Afraid o f you ?” R h ea gasped. ‘‘Really!”

“ A ll r igh t, th en — you ’re not a fra id . Y o u ’re n o t a fra id o f an y ­th in g . Y o u ’re R h ea C harters, im ­p ove r ish ed a r is tocra t but s till an a r is to c ra t— and you ’re very super­ior, Y o u ’ve fou nd out th a t I ’m v;hat you th ou gh t— tough and crude.”

R H F A s tared a t h im , h er lips th in w ith anger. A m om en t

ago , she had fe lt qu ite sorry fo r h a v in g caused a braw l, but now sh e was furious. She w an ted to h u r t th is J im C arrad in e, h u rt h im ibad ly, but she d id n ’t know how.

“ Y e s ! ” she re to rted . “ Y o u are to u g h ! Y o u m ust ad m it you ra th er l ik e d th a t f igh t— you d id n ’t back a w a y fro m i t ! ”

■“ I fee l lik e a m u g,” he rep lied , “ T h o se m en w ere r igh t. Oh, I d on ’t m ea n th ey had a lega l r ig h t to cross you r precious land, but th ey h a d a r ig h t to th in k yo u ’d p erm it i t . ”

“ I would h ave p erm itted it i f th e y had com e and asked m e.”

“ Sure— you w an ted som e one to c om e and beg. T h e C h arters are M a rc h es te r ’s firs t fa m ily . E very o n e has to pay h om age to th em .”

“ Y o u ’re bein g vei*y u n fa ir ! I t ’s s im p ly a m a tte r o f o rd in a ry cou r­te s y .”

“ N o— it ’s a m a tte r o f p ride ,” said J im . “ Y o u cou ldn ’t be satis fied un­t i l you had put those m en in th e ir p la c e .”

R h ea rega rded h im fo r a lon g m om ent, sm artin g under h is words. Then , she dug h er heels in to her to rse and rede on. I t was useless.

she decided , to go on ta lk in g to any one so unreasonab le.

WH E N th ey had le f t th e ir horses at the s tab le and w ere on th e ir

way to th e house, R h ea saw h er g ra n d fa th e r in th e garden , p ru n ­ing rosebushes. She tu rned dow n a g ra ve l pa th and w en t tow ard h im , w ith J im fo llow in g .

H e paused in h is w ork and looked up. “ W e ll, R h ea — did you show' J im over th e w h o le es ta te? ”

“ Y e s— he has seen eve ry th in g .” she rep lied , th en added b itin g ly . “ I ’m sure he can now put th e M an or on a p ay in g basis.”

M a jo r C h arte rs tu rn ed to Jim . “ Such estates as th is a ren ’t sup­posed to m ake m oney. T h e y are a g en tlem an ’s hobby.”

“ I can see fie lds go ld en w ith ripe w heat, s ir,” said Jim . “ and green w ith oats, I can see corn seven fe e t h igh . T h e re w ou ld s till be room fo r acres and acres o f orchard . T h e re m igh t even be a d a iry barn. with, cows g ra z in g in pastures.”

R h ea saw her g ra r .d fa th e r hold h is head on one side as he lis tened — saw a m om en ta ry g leam com e in to his eyes.

T h en , he shook his head. “ T w e n ­ty or th ir ty years ago. th a t m igh t have been possible, but now — w ell. I ’m an old man.” I t would tak-c m uch tim e and m oney to m ake your p ictu re becom e rea l.”

“ T im e , m oney, and th e w ill tc m ake it rea l,” said J im . “ Y o u still h ave tim e, sir. I ’ll pu t in th e w ill. W eT l have to find m on ey som e­h ow .”

T h e old m an sighed. “ I ’m a fra id i t ’s too la te .”

H ow ever, as he tu rned back to h is prun ing, he looked th ou gh tfu l.

R hea , lead in g J im aw ay, said b itte r ly , “ N ow , w hy d id you h ave to put th a t im possib le idea in to his head? R a is in g fa lse h o p es !”

“ I t isn ’t so im poss ib le .” J im countered .

“ H ow can it be o th erw ise when w e ’re p ra c tica lly pen n iless?”

“ T h e re ’s m on ey in th e w orld .” “ T o b o rro w ? ” R h ea dem anded

po in ted ly .W h en J im reddened , she knew

her shot had struck hom e and she fe lt g ra tified . She had fou nd a way to h u rt h im .

Th a t even ing , R h ea dressed fo r d inn er and, com ing dow nstairs,

fou n d J im in th e liv in g room .A fir e had been lit in th e hearth ,

and he stood b efo re it. As she en te r­ed th e room , he tu rned, then stood p e r fe c t ly s till, g a z in g a t h er so in ­te n tly th a t she blushed. H e r m irro r had to ld h er th a t she was look in g h er best, and now , J im ’s eyes to ld h er th e sam e th in g.

H e said s low ly, “ M y m oth er was ta ll and b londe. I rem em ber her best ju st as you are n ow — w ith f i r e ­l ig h t on h er fa ce . She, too, was b eau tifu l.”

R h e a ’s b rea th cau gh t in her th roa t. She h a ted h erse lf fo r ca rin g w h a t th is m an th ou gh t o f h er— and yet, she knew she d id.

“ So you can f la t te r as w ell as c r it ic iz e ? ” she said ligh tly . “ Y o u ’ve chan ged you r tune since th is m orn ­in g .”

J im sm iled . “ I f you w ill rem em ­ber, I to ld you fro m th e f ir s t th a t you w ere b eau tifu l.”

“ T h a t ’s r igh t— so you d id ,” R h ea said, w ith an a ir o f in d iffe ren ce . T h en , she ch an ged th e subject. “ W ou ld you like a cock ta il? G ra n d ­fa th e r is busy ta lk in g to M r. B en e­d ic t in th e lib ra ry , so w e n eed n ’t w a it fo r h im . H ow about a M a r ­t in i? ”

“ T h a n k you— I ’d lo ve one.”“ I ’l l go and te ll G re g g .”R h ea cou ld h ave ru n g fo r th e

servan t, but she w an ted an excuse to leave th e room — w an ted a chance to quell th is tu rm o il o f fe e lin g th a t J im ’s com p lim en ts h ad s tirred up in her. W h en she reach ed th e h a ll, she stopped and lean ed aga in st th e w a ll. H ow s illy to f le e in con fusion ju st because he had ca lled h er b eau tifu l!

T h en , a s ta r t lin g th ou gh t cam e to h er. W as she fa ll in g in love w ith J im C a rrad in e? Absu rd ! S till, she knew in h er h ea rt th a t she was dan gerously close to it. . . .

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

fictitious)

TW O FRENCHMEN— W ar makes enemies of fellow-country­men, as here General Catroux, left, of the attacking Free French forces chats with General Andre de Verdillac, defending Vichy leader, after signing armistice ending the Syrian campaign.

IBack in News A rm y Post

Mrs. Wm. P. Hobby, of the Hous­ton (Texas) Post, has been named womans editor of the army’s bu­reau of public relations. She will interpret activities of the army to wives, sweethearts and mothers, along lines they are mo^t inter- (usted

STOCKING STAMPEDE— Fearful of running short of silk stockings, these New York women are besieging a department store counter in a veritable silk stocking stampede. Ine s ores a ration th« pyrchasoi, and even then supplies soon ran out, '

A Hay Curfew?

This IS way Lady Jsylvia Brooke, Ranee of British kingdom of Sara­wak on Island of Borneo in East Indies dressed when she left Los Angeles with ship passage she said was earned with magazine article. She couldn’t get money out of Kns'laji^ or SSarawalr while irk TI. SL

S E N A T O R — Succeeding James F. Byrnes as U. S. Sena­tor from South Carolina, who has become Associate Justice on ^Supreme Court bench, is U. S. District Judge Alva M . Lumpkin of Columbia. Ap­pointment was by Governor Burnet R. Maybank. The new Senator is 55 years old.

Mike McCann finds gleeful news n the headline announcing the gas jurfew in the East. Mike is one of ;he few horse cabbies left In New Tork and can appreciate the in­convenience caused motorists—un­til somebody mentions a hay cur- ev/!

MAKES GOOD— Private W illiam McC. Martin, former $48,000- a-year president ot the N. Y. Stock Exchange, packs up at Croft, S. C ., after completing 13-weeks training period. After furlough he goes to W ar College for officer training.

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’ ; AG R IC U LTU R A L EXTENSIO N SERVICE, U N IV ER SIT Y OF H A W A II

.. (The prices and comments here are on the basis of whole- - sale prices to retailers on Tuesday at 8 a. m., Aug. 19,

1941. To arrive at net returns growers should deduct com­mission, freight, and cartrge.)

Island fru its and vegetab les w ere in m oderate to ample o ffe r in g s w ith demand good and prices genera lly unchanged fro m a week ago. Poor quality o ffe r in g s w ere discounted h eavily , however.

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A V O C A D O receipts totaled a lit t le o ver 8 tons this past w eek w ith the bulk com ing from H aw aii. Q uality showed w ide varia tion due to the irregu la r sortin g and packing noted upon arriva l. P rices ranged from as low as 3c per lb. up to 6c per lb.

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W A T E R M E L O N output is ch ie fly from Oahu fie ld s w ith K au a i the only ou tly ing island sending in at th is tim e. Quali­ty showed some va ria tion ; m arket appeared steady at 6 to8c per lb. w ith some sales a t low er prices noted. There werqsome arriva ls from the mainland tw o weeks ago ; however, none came in last week.

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G R E E N B E A N S w ere in heavier o ffe r in g s w ith the bulk o f good beans com ing from the W aianuae section. Closeto 3 tons came in from off-is lands an increase o f alm ost a100% from the previous week. Dem and was steady w ith prices low er— genera lly 7 to 8c fo r the best quality o ffe r in gs .

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C A B B A G E m arket continued firm at unchanged prices due ch ie fly to ligh t receipts o f green and good consumptionpower. There w ere varia tions in prices based on the quality__genera lly ranging from $1.75 to $2.90 per sack on head cab­bage and 5 l-2c per pound untrim m eed in crates on the Chi­nese cabbage.

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C A R R O T m arket was in som ewhat w eaker tone, under continually increasing receipts from the mainland and o ff- is l- and farm s. A bou t 25 tons w ere unloaded last week as com par­ed w ith 15 tons com parable w eek a year ago. P rices held steady at 3 1-2 to 5c per lb., m ostly 3 1-2 to 4 cents.

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C U C U M B E R S sold at 5 to 6 cents per lb. genera lly w ithsome best h igher and poor lower. Receipts from off-islands tota led 15 tons— a decline o f approxim ately 5 tons from the previous week.

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E G G P L A N T output is h eavy and demand is v e ry dull.T rad in g was slow w ith prices lowered to l-2 c per lb. on the round and 3 to 4c per lb. on the long va rie ty . Abou t 6 tons fro m off-is lands came in last week in addition to m oderate o ffe r in g s from Oahu fie lds.

(hmman in Speakeasy Deaths

This is gunman who started free-for-all shooting in a Seattle speak­easy in which three persons were killed and seven wounded. He was identified as Edward Linton Yager, former Bremerton, Wash, Navy

Yard carpenter.

C O C O N U T S H E L L S IN G AS M A S K S

S Y D N E Y , A u stra lia (U P ) — Erection o f a fa c to ry in N e w South W ales to produce activated carbon from coconut shells is hailed as an exam ple o f w artim e resourcefulness. A c tiva ted carbon is an essential component o f gas masks.

P U M P K IN S w ere in good demand and m arket was ac­t iv e under ligh t receipts. P rices ranged from 3 to 5c per lb.

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S Q U A S H m arket was weak due ch ie fly to quality factor. Sum m er squash, in particu lar, showed b ig losses w ith blos­som end ro t and oversized fru it. Prices ranged from 4 to 8 cents per lb., m ostly lower.

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S W E E T P O T A T O E S w ere qu ite p len tifu l and m arket ap­peared fa ir w ith som ewhat low er prices. A pprox im ate ly 4 tons came in from off-is lands w ith about a ton and a h a lf from the mainland. P rices w ere genera lly $1.50 to $1.75 per sack on both reds and yellow s w ith the yellow s com m anding s ligh tly h igh er prices.

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T O M A T O E S w ere in ligh te r receipts from off-islands but mainland arriva ls showed a heavy increase. Juality is good and prices are reasonably low. M arket was $1.75 to $2.25 per lb. on good island lug packs.

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Island e g g m arket ruled steady to w eaker under increas­in g output and retarded demand. A price decline o f 3c per dozen on all sizes w ere noted in some quarters.

Kenneth I. Hanson, Specialist in A gr icu ltu ra l Econom ics

CHEESE MAKING IN U.S. HAILED

G EN EVA , N. y . ( U P ) _ Back in 1903 one horse and w agon delivered the nation ’s en tire output o f pasteurized process cheese, all o f which was sold in Chicago.

Now , m ore than 260,000,000 pounds o f cured cheese are used annually in the m anufacture o f pasteurized processed cheese in the U n ited States, according to P ro f. J. C. M ar- quardt, da iry specialist at the N ew Y o rk S tate A gricu ltu ra l E xperim en t Station.

M arquadt said the industry has developed on the need fo r a product tha t is uniform , s igh tly , san itary, fr e e from o ff- fla vo rs , and suitable fo r m odem m erchandising m eth ­ods, including keeping quality.

“ W h ile the procedure fo r m aking pasteurized processed cheese is re la tive ly sim ple,’ ’ he said, “ iV has been hemmed in alm ost com pletely w ith p riva te patents until qu ite recently when some o f the orig ina l basic patents exp ired .”

Pasteurized processed cheese is natural cheese blended, melted, and packaged, M arquardt explained. Only care fu lly selected cheese are used since the fin ished product can be no be tter than the natural cheeses from which it is made.

M arquardt said control o f the natural cheese supply is the key to success'in th is industry, th e re fo re studies made at the experim ent station here on im proving the quality o f natural cheese are being fo llow ed closely.

The station has developed a procedure fo rm ak in g pas­teurized processed cheese to replace a type fo rm erly im ported from Holland, but no longer available. The state agricu ltu ral departm ent located m ilk supplies and plant fa c ilit ies to carry on th is work in the E m pire state and the fo rm u la also being used in W isconsin.

I t is conserva tively estim ated that 1,000,000 packages o f th is blend made by the station form u la w ill be m arketed an­nually by one company alone to replace a product orig in a lly com ing from Holland.

“ Pasteurized processed cheese, an A m erican developm ent o f the 20th cen tury,” M arquardt said, “ has won a place fo r its e lf in the m arkets o f the w orld and is made in Europe, Canada, Austra lia , A fr ic a , and South A m erica , and has been distribu ted in A s ia and M exico.”

Transport Men Given First Aid Training

P H IL A D E L P H I A ( U P ) — P h ila ­d e lp h ia has in au gu ra ted a f i r s t a id tra in in g p ro g ra m fo r m en in k e y pos itions o f tran sp o rta tion and in -

\ dustry. T h e p ro g ra m is under th e superv is ion o f P h ila d e lp h ia police,

surgeons.D r. H u b le y R . Owen, * pub lic

h ea lth d irec tor, rep o rted th a t ta x i­cab d rivers , bus d rive rs , P h ila d e l­ph ia T ran sp o rta tio n C om p an y em ­p loyes , ra ilro a d em ployes and im - p o r ta n t in du stria l p lan t w o rk e rs w ou ld re ce iv e f ir s t -a id tra in in g fo r , em ergen cy w o rk .

T w o superin tenden ts and 16 “ cabu lan ce” d r ive rs o f a P h ila d e l­ph ia ta x ica b concern w ere th e f i r s t to re p o r t f o r tra in in g .

TAILSPIN TOMMY

RECORD COTTON CROP REPORTED

B A K E R S F IE L D , Cal. (U P )— The K ern county cotton yie ld in 1940 set a new world cotton yie ld per acre record, the K ern county fa rm advisor reported.

The average K ern cottpn yie ld fo r 1940 was 821 pounds 45 pounds m ore than the o ffic ia l 776 pounds recorded in1939 by the bureau o f crop statistics.

M arc A . L indsay, K ern county fa rm advisor, reported the 1940 K ern cotton crop was valued at approx im ately $7,- 000,000, as compared w ith the 1939 crop o f $6,000,000.

HILO THEATREC aro le L om b ard and R ob e rt.

M o n tgo m ery fo rm a s p a rk lin g n e w

com edy team in “ M r. and M rs . S m ith ,” screen a ttra c t io n a t th e H ilo th ea te r to d a y and to m o rro w .

T h is is a r io tou s s to ry o f a suc­cessfu l you n g s oc ie ty la w y e r an d his w ife , w h o th ink th ey h ave b een m a rr ied f o r th ree yea rs bu t w h o tu rn o u t to be n o t le g a l ly w ed , due to a te ch n ica lity in the law .

In th e ir em otion a l rebound from , th is d isco ve ry th ey fin d th e ir ro ­m ance has becom e a tr ian g le , f o r the husband’s p a rtn e r has s tepp ed in as a r iv a l f o r the h ero in e ’s> hand.

T h e r iv a l is p layed b y G ene: R aym on d and the cast a lso in ­cludes P h ilip M a riva le , L u c ile W a t ­son, B e t t y Com pson and Jack C a r­son.

T h e p ic tu re w as d irec ted b y th e d istingu ished A l f r e d H itch co ck an d i t g iv e s the s tars n o tab le opp ortu ­n ities to d isp lay th e ir lau gh -p ro ­v o k in g ta len ts. B oth C a ro le an d B ob h ave been seen la te ly in h ea vy d ram a tic ro les and th e ir r e ­tu rn to com edy is a w e lcom e one,.

WINDY AND PADDLES By DICK MOORES

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the exp erien ces o f a handsom e w o ­m an -h a ter w h o is handed a sw 'ank b eau ty salon, w ith a red -h o t m u rd ­er m y s te ry tossed in, fe a tu r in g N e d Sparks, M a r jo r ie W ea ve r , T e d N o r th and Joan D avis , i& n o w

sh ow in g a t the P a la c e th ea ter.Sparks has h is best ro le to d a te

in “ F o r B e a u ty ’s S ake.” A s th e

sourpuss press a g en t f o r a b ea u ty salon, he has Joan D av is f o r h is “ dream * g i r l ” and b etw een th em th ey p rov id e sp a rk lin g c o m ed y

th a t h igh ligh ts the p ictu re . H e d e­tects th a t b lackm a ilers a re us ing , the b eau ty shop as a fr o n t f o r th e ir a c t iv it ie s , and w ith Joan ’s aid, ca tches the cu lprits .

S h ow in g on the sam e p ro g ra m iS;

“ C rim in a ls W ith in ,” tense d ram a re v e a lin g h ow en em y agen ts s tr ik e a t d em ocracy fro m w ith in , co -s ta r­r in g E r ic L in den and A n n Doran., S u p po rtin g the s ta rs a re C on stan ­ce W o rth , D ona ld C u rtis and W e l ­

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C o m in g to m o rrow is “ E s tre ll ita ,” "

g ra n d F ilip in o m u sica l rom an ce , s ta r r in g such p opu la r screen f a v ­o rites as C orazon N ob le , R o g e l io de la R osa , L o ta D e lgad o and A n ­

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ra is in g m ys te ry -m u rd er, s ta r r in g S ig r id G urie and R a lp h B y rd w ith E dd ie Q u illan ; and “ W e s t o f P in ­to B asin ,” fe a tu r in g R a y C o rr ig a n , John K in g and M a x T erh u ne; b e ­g ins a tw o -d a y en gagem en t a t th e R o y a l th ea te r today. A ls o s h o w in g to d ay on ly is “ Jun ior G -M en ,” f e a ­tu rin g the D ead E nd K ids.

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E t i^ e F o u r T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Thursday, August 21,1941

Wreckers Beat Mooheaus In Final Senior Loop TiltM a i n i c h i S p o r t o r i a l

Among the outgoing passengers on the Inter-Island steamer yesterday afternoon was Frank (F at) Minato,

; formerly coach of the Kohala^High school, who left for , Honolulu where he will take up his new duties as assist- - ant coach to Bill >Vise in the physical education depart­

ment of the McKinley High school.

F a t M inato w as the m entor o f the K ohala Cowboys fo r th e last nine years, being re lieved o f his duties last yea r by A h Chong Y ou n g who was tran sferred from Kona.

A lthou gh no championship team s w ere developed during th e re ign o f M inato at Kohala, he a lw ays turned out team s th a t played* the gam e. M inato ’ s team s w ere w ell known fo r th e ir f in e sportsm anship-like conduct on and o f f the fie ld o f com petition.

F a t .Minato, beside teach ing and coaching at Kohala h igh , was also an active m em ber o f the com m unity. H e also had a whole lot to do w ith the rev iva l o f the sporting pro­gram in the Kohala d istrict.

A fo rm er H ilo H igh school football, basketball and base­ball star. F a t M inato is a U n ive rs ity o f Southern C a lifo rn ia

graduate.M inato, w h ile at M cK in ley , w ill be line coach o f the fo o t­

ball squad, beside handling the ju n ior team s and coaching the

track team .Frank M inato has the w ell w ishes o f th is departm ent,

as w ell as his numerous friends in H ilo, fo r a successful ca­re e r a t his new post. L e t ’s all hope that K oha la ’s loss w ill be

M cK in ley ’s gain., ♦ * * ♦

Manager Masato Shiigi's Dokuritsu softball. team really did some heads up ball playing to tuck away the first ^American Nisei Inter-Island softball championship last week-end at the Mooheau Paik.

Dokuritsu did have the breaks as fa r as th e ir schedule in the tournam ent was concerned, fo r th ey played one sem i­fin a l m atch on Saturday a fternoon and then the fin a ls on Sunday m orning, but they did p lay tw o hard gam es.

A ga in s t the B. K . Yam am oto team on Saturday, the tus­sle was a nip and tuck a ffa ir; w ith only a b ig 6-run ra lly fo r th e locals in the e ighth inn ing break ing up the ball game. A ga in s t the Kokusai team in the titu la r fra y , a to rrid gam e was p layed w ith Dokuritsu, like true champions, pulling th rough w ith h its when they w ere m ost needed to win.

Needless to say, Kokusai G ek ijyo had the toughest sch- ■ edule, fo r th ey p layed one quarterfina l gam e and then w ere fo rced to p lay a hard sem i-final m atch r ig h t b efore the fina ls on Sunday m orning. But then team s drew fo r th e ir sched­ules, so, all was on the up and up.

H ad Kokusai had the breaks in the draw ing th ey would undoubtedly have copped the championship fo r th ey had a

fin e team as any seen hereabouts.Much o f the cred it o f the success o f th e Dokuritsu team

th is season goes to Coach-Captain H isa to (B u lly ) H ayash i. I t w as his gen ial leadership as w ell as fin e all around p laying tha t kept the Dokuritsu team in the th ick o f the t it le chase in the N ise i loop and then la ter enabled them to cop the In ­

ter-Island title .Dokuritsu, it is recalled, had a m ediocre team last sea­

son, but th is season, th ey led in the t it le chase all the way, copping the f ir s t round tit le and then tied fo r the second round fla g . Only losing out to the H ilo Y B A team in the p lay­o f fs kept the Dokuritsu team from ga rn erin g th e ir f ir s t t it le in the H ilo N ise i so ftba ll league.

Vander Meer Wins Own Game with Hit

P H IL A D E L P H IA , A u g . 21 —

Johnny V an d er M ee r y e s te rd a y w o n h is ow n ga m e a ga in s t the P h i­lad e lp h ia P h illie s as he doubled in th e th ird in n in g to sco re H a r ry C ra ft and then scored h im se lf on E dd ie J o o s t ’s tr ip le f o r a 2-0 shut ou t v ic to ry .

In th e second gam e, f lo s s y h u rl­in g by E lm e r R idd le and a tw o - run r a lly in the n in th ga ve the C in ­c in n a ti R eds a 3-0 v ic to ry .

SPEED UP THE SUPPLY FUNDS

OGURA OPINES(C on tin u ed F ro m P a g e O n e)

w h ere i t cou ld m ee t u rgen t needs o f the cou n try . !

T h e banks and f in a n c in g com ­pan ies m u st com e to g e th e r to f i ­nance as m uch a s ip oss ib le Japan ’s w a r in du stry so th a t h igh es t s ta ­tus o f d efen se cou ld be reached w ith ou t d ifficu ltie s , )

T O K Y O , A u g . 21— F o llo w in g up F in an ce M in is te r O gu ra ’s address y e s te rd a y a ftern oon , s tress in g ith e go v ern m en t’s p o lic y to speed up the supp ly o f funds to industries, e leven lead in g banks a t a 'm ee tin g

lEist n ig h t decided to set up a jo in t research bureau b y w h ich to sur- v e ry i the su p p ly dem and s ituation .

T h e bureau w h ich w il l h ave its h eadquarters in T o k y o and b ran ­ches a t O sak a and N a g o y a w il l m ake c lose s tu d y o f th e va riou s en terprises n eed in g funds and ac ­co rd in g ly m ake recom m endations, w h ich w ill be acted ion b y e leven associated banks.

E leven banks are n ow fo rm in g a new o rga n i to in clu de th e n ew r e ­search o rgan , the in du str ia l bank o f Japan, M itsu i, M itsub ish i, Su­m itom o and S an w a banks.

Amateurs, 299th Infantry In Titular Game SundayBOTH TEAMS ARE IB E A T E N IN 2ND ROUNDW IN N E R S L A T E D T O M E E T

D A IR Y M E N F O R T IT L E N E X T S U N D A Y

Tw 'o unbeaten team s w il l b a t­

t le i t ou t f o r th e second round cham pionsh ip o f th e H ilo (H R C )

ju n io r baseba ll lea gu e w h en T . K . P a n g C h in g ’s A m a teu rs and

L t . John R ic k a rd ’s C om p an y E team o f the 299 th -rIn fan try m ee t a t H oo lu lu P a rk th is Sunday a t 1 p. m. in a postpon ed a f fa ir .

E ach has w on th ree o f fo u r m a t­ches in the second series, f in ish ­in g ahead o f K M C , D a irym en and O laas w h o com prised the m em b er­ship in th e second round o f p la y in th is fa s te s t H R C sponsored ball leagu e. D a irym en w on th e f ir s t round t it le w ith an u n d efea ted r e ­cord bu t fe l l d ow n m iserab ly in the

second series.

P la y o f f S la tedT h e w in n er o f S u n d ay ’s ga m e

w ill m ee t D a irym en th e fo l lo w in g Sunday f o r the lea gu e cham p ion ­

ship.A lth o u g h A m a teu rs a re com pos­

ed o f y o u n ge r p la ye rs and b a re ly qu a lified f o r the second round, th ey a re g iv en an equa l chance o f w in n in g Sunday a g a in s t t h e

gu ardsm en w h o p la y a s tead y brand o f ball. E x c e p t f o r lapses here and there. A m a teu rs h ave p layed good b aseba ll th rou gh ou t the second round and the g a n g th a t copped the sen ior so ftb a ll t i ­tle m a y g o on to ta k e the baseball f la g also. A l l o f A m a te u rs ’ base­

ba ll p la ye rs a re m em bers o f the cham pionsh ip s o ftb a ll team .

S ta r t in g P itch e rsThe s low an ta n ta liz in g curves

heaved by v e te ra n M ik e Ja rn esky

m ay p rove ju s t as e f fe c t iv e a g a in ­s t the d ra fte es on the C om p an y E team .

C om pan y E, on the o th e r hand,

have p la yed ju s t abou t the s tead i­est k ind o f baseball in the leagu e and boast o f a v e te ra n n ine topped w ith the best b a tte r y am on g the ju n io r team s. In p itch e r M anuel

C r iv e llo the gu ardsm en h ave a chucker w h o is c red ited w ith a n o­h it no-run v ic to r y th is season, and

w h o has had a lo n g enough re s t fo r an oth er m a ste r fu l p e r fo rm a n ­

ce.

One of the Best/Cards in the St. Louis Pack

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FRANKIE HELPED THE CARDS OUT AT 3R D BASE FOR A FEW (SAMES AT THE END OF THE

I9M0 SEASON BUT HE TOOK OVER AT 2ND, THIS

SEASON AND MAY WIN THE RACE FOR ROOKIE

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H A IU B O Y S IN TWIN WINS

S C O R E T W O C L O S E V IC T O R IE S O V E R C O M P A N Y G A N D

A M A T E U R S

Enoch B ro w n ’s H a il i B oys jo u r ­n eyed to N a a leh u la s t n ig h t and re tu rn ed w ith 2 sca lps a tta ch ed to th e ir belts, one a g a in s t the h e re to ­fo r e unbeaten C om p an y G team o f the 299th In fa n tr y 27-24, and the o th e r a ga in s t the N a a leh u A m a ­

teurs 29-24.In the b ig ga m e aga in s t C om p a­

n y G, H a ilis tra iled in to the th ird p eriod w h ere th ey ga in ed a s ligh t 19-18 lead and then w e n t on to w in . John Y ou n g , A rn o ld N a th a n i­el and K an an i B ro w n w ith e igh t poin ts ap iece sparked the w inners, w h ile W ill ia m “ K a p u ” R ob ack w ith ten, and Joe E nos w ith n ine led th e losers.

T h e H a ili jun iors on th e o th er hand jum ped in to th e lead as ea r ly as the second q u a rte r and k ep t up the sam e pace to w in b y f iv e poin ts. G o d fre y D esh a w ith e leven poin ts w as the h igh sco re r f o r the

w inners.M em b ers o f the p a r ty g o in g o v ­

er w e re : S ta n ley B e llo , JohnYou n g, A rn o ld N a th n ie l, K an an i B row n , K a im ila n i B row n , W ill ia m N a th an ie l, E noch B row n , D an G o­mes, G o d fre y D esha, M ood y K e li i- i

hoom alu. T o m m y B row n , P a tr ic k K a lim a , G ardn er B row n , and A . A -

hia.

Four Possible Routes Open to Vladivostok(C on tin u ed F ro m P a g e O n e)

N E W Y O R K , A u g . 21 — T h e

W o r ld T e le g ra m qu o tin g p r iv a te fo r e ig n trad ers d isclosed th a t n ea r­l y a thousand tons o f m ach ine

too ls a re n ow en rou te to R u ssia fro m N e w Y o rk as one in sta llm en t in the aid to R ussia p ro g ram and sa id th a t the m ach ine too ls w e re

o r ig in a lly purchased b y the F re n ­ch fro m A m er ic a n m an u factu rers and la te r taken o ve r b y the B r i t ­ish and reassigned to R ussia r e ­

cen tly . ,I t is understood th a t the R u ssi­

ans pa id cash fo r the m ach ine

too ls . T h e govern m en t o ff ic ia ls as w e ll as o ff ic ia ls o f the A m to r g C om p an y p ro fessed ign oran ce o f th e tran saction r e fe r r in g in qu ir­

ies to W ash in g ton . ^H o w eve r , i t is reca lled th a t

W a sh in g to n sources rep o rted the recen t re lease o f $1,700,000 w o rth o f m ach ine tools, v/hich h ave been ordered d ire c t ly b y the S ov ie ts

la s t y e a r taut w h ich have been b lockaded b y the U n ited S ta tes

e x p o rt con tro l.

S E E D E D T E A M S A L L C O M E T H R O U G H ; G R A N T I N

T O U G H M A T C H

C H E S T N U T H IL L S , M ass., A u g . |21— J ack K ra m e r and T ed Schroe- jder, d e fen d in g cham pions, yes ter-

jd a y ga in ed the th ird round in the

j ie th annual N a t io n a l D oub les ten ­nis cham pionsh ips b y d e fea tin g A r th u r M a rx and B u dge P a t t y 4- 6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4.

Th e d e fen d in g cham ps s ta r ted s lo w ly and g o t qu ite an opposition

fro m th e ir opponents, bu t even tu ­a lly settled dow n to w in the m a t­ch.

The second seeded team o f D on M cN e ill and F ra k ie P a rk e r e lim i­nated J. G ilb ert H a ll and W illia m C h oy 6-4, 6-0, 9-7.

In a te r r i f ic fou r-h ou r ba ttle , a g in g 30-year-o ld B ry a n (B it s y ) G ran t ca rried a lo n g R u sse ll Bob - i t t to w in o v e r E d A m a rk 14-12, 15-17, 6-4, 5-7, 14-11. G ra n t w h o is

b elieved n ea r in g th e end o f his ten ­n is c a reer g a v e one o f his f in e s t

p erfo rm a n ce yes terd a y .

In an oth er m atch , W a y n e Sab- in and G ardn er M u llo y w on fro m

G ilb e r t H u n t and W ill ia m C lo th ie r 6-4, 6-2, 6-2.

In the w om en ’s d ivis ion , N o . 1 seeded team o f S arah P a l f r e y C oo­

ke and M a rg a re t O sborne b ea t P a tr ic ia C ann in g and D oro th y W igh tm a n 6-1, 6-1.

In tw o o th er m atches, V irg in ia W o lfen d en K o v a c s and M a rg a re t Jesse d e fea ted the s is te r team o f H e len e and M ercedes M a r lo w 6-2, 6-4, and S h ir ley C a tton and P ea r H arlan d d e fea ted B a rb a ra N e ild s tnd A r g y l l R ice 6-3, 6-1.

Senators Win on . Al Smith’s Wildness

C L E V E L A N D , A u g . 21— W ild ­ness b y p itch e r A l S m ith g a ve the W ash in g ton S enators a 6-3 v ic to r y

o ve r the C leve lan d In d ian s y e s t ­erday. S m ith ’s w ildness p aved th e w a y fo r fo u r o f W a sh in g to n ’s runs in the n in th in n ing b e fo re w h ich tim e he hud held the Sen a tors to

fo u r h its.

BUCCS BEAT

ffOM EirS LOOP OPENS SUNDAY

G R A B S O L E L E A D E R S H IP O F S E C O N D R O U N D I N 16

Y E A R L O O P

Buccs grabbed sole posession o f f i r s t p lace, and W re ck e rs dropped in to a t ie w ith A l l H a w a iia n s f o r second p lace as a re su lt o f tw o

gam es p la yed y e s te rd a y m o rn in g I in th e H R C 16 y e a r sum m er fu n b ask e tb a ll leagu e.

Buccs nosed ou t W re ck e rs 16- 13, and 5 R a ck e te e rs stopped W a n ­derers 32-27, w h ile the H aw a iia n s

w e re idle.T h e f in a l gam es o f th e season

are lis ted f o r to m o rro w m orn in g and Buccs can w in th e cham p ion ­ship i f th ey can w in fro m A l l H a ­w a iian s in the f ir s t scheduled m a t­ch, W re ck e rs and W an d ere rs b e in g booked to p la y the second and f in ­al con test. Should Buccs lose, a tw o o r th ree w a y tie w il l resu lt.

Buccs n ow h ave th ree s tra ig h t w in s as com pared to tw o w in s and one loss fo r W re ck e rs and A l l H a ­

w aiians.In y e s te rd a y m o rn in g ’s m atches

Buccs w e re sparked b y M . M atsu - jm o to w ith e ig h t poin ts, W re ck e rs I by G. O k in a ga w ith seven , 5 R a c k ­eteers b y H . Y o sh io k a w ith 17, and W an d ere rs b y H a r r y L u m w ith 12 points.

Scores :

W re ck e rs (1 3 ) : S. Ik ed a , S. M o- rish ita , G. O k in a ga 7, Sum im oto, T . Y a m an e 4, K . K a g a w a 2.

Buccs (1 6 ) : H . M a r t in 5, M . M a - tsu m oto 9, J. K on d o 2, N ish i, R .

Y am ad a , B. LeopK)ldino.5 R a ck e te ers (3 2 ) : P . C h ow 4, B.

H am an ak a 6, C. Chow , E . Hohu, M . C a rte r 2, B . L u m H o 2, A . A k i 1, H . Y o sh io k a 17, L . V a le ra 2.

W an d ere rs (2 7 ) : T . S ilv a 6, J. H on g, G. Ish ikaw a , F . O k a jim a 5, H . D iam a 2, H . L u m 12, G. K u n i- yosh i 3. |

D A IR Y M E N , P A P A IK O U S I N O P E N IN G G A M E ; L IN K S

B Y E

T h e H R C g ir ls s o ftb a ll leagu e sw in gs in to ac tion th is Sunday, A u gu s t 24, a t 1:30 p. m . a t M o o ­heau P a rk w ith M rs. D ie g o R a ­m os ’ P ap a ik ou lassies p la y in g M iss E lea n o r S oa res ’ D a irym en 10.

T h e d e fen d in g cham pion L in ­colns, hand led b y J iro Sh iku m a and G ardn er B row n , d rew the bye

and w il l n o t g e t g o in g un til a la t ­

e r date.I t is g en e ra lly p red ic ted th a t

L in co ln s w il l rep ea t th e ir la s t y e a r ’s tr ium ph as the team is com ­

posed o f h ea vy h it t in g you n gsters w ith fa s t-b a lle r B e t t y S ilva as its ace chucker.. D a irym en w il l also sport a s tro n g team , m ost o f w hom are estab lished stars, bu t the rea l s tren g th o f the cou n try g ir ls is n o t known.

Cuban Consular in Italy,Ordered Closure

R O M E , A u g . 21 — T h e Ita lia n g o v ern m en t o rdered the closure o f the Cuban consu la te in I t a ly b y

S ep tem b er 5, th e step ta k en in re ta lia t io n to the s im ila r m ove b y Cuba.

VICTORY GIVES I M S RUNNER UP POSITIONF U J IS H IM A , S H IM O S E A R E

B A T T IN G S T A R S F O R W IN N E R S

J e r ry S a ito ’s C o o k -w ith -ga s W re ck e rs fea tu red in an a n t i­

c lim a x in th e H R C S en io r s o ft ­b a ll lea gu e b y b ea tin g S ad a K a - w a eh i's M ooheaus 10-1 y e s te rd a y

a fte rn oon a t the M ooheau P a rk to cop th e runner-up p os ition o f th e

leagu e.T h is ga m e m arked the fin ish o f

the S en ior s o ftb a ll leagu e fo r th is y ea r . P la y w a s s ta r ted in th is

loop in e a r ly June.A m a teu rs Cham ps

T h e leagu e o f f ic ia l ly ended la s t w eek w h en M ik e S tep on ov itch ’s T e r r ito r ia l M o to rs A m a teu rs w o n

the t it le in a d r iv in g f in ish th a t saw P ep s i C o las and M ooheaus fa l l d ow n m iserab ly , end in g up w ith W re ck e rs and M ooheaus tied

fo r second p lace.W re ck e rs ban ged ou t e leven h its

aga in s t s ix o f th e ir opponen ts and scored a t le a s t one run in each o f the f ir s t f iv e inn ings to w in th e

ga m e w ith ease.K a w a ch i H om ers

M ooh eau s ’ lone ta l ly cam e in th e f i f t h w h en Sh i K aw a ch i, h u sky catcher, h om ered w ith none on.

S h o ji F u jish im a and G oro Sh i- m ose o f the w in n ers and T a tsu o M iy a o o f the losers en joyeed p e r­fe c t d ays a t bat, S h o ji and T a tsu o g e t t in g th ree ou t o f th ree, and G o­ro tw o out o f tw o . M ik i K a m e i o f the W re ck e rs h it tw o out o f th ree.

S co res :M ooheaus ........ 000 010 0— 1

H its ............ 201 120 0— 6W re ck e rs ........ 114 130 x — 10

H its ........ 114 230 X— 11Sh izuo S h ilg i, K . H ayash i and

S h i K a w a c h i; Sus M itsu d a and

G oro Shim ose.

BLACKOUT WARNINGThere will be one Blackout practice for the

entire Big Island during the period Thursday, August 21 to Wednesday, August 27 inclusive. No forewarning of the night or time will be revealed.

For the signal, keep tuned in to KHBC or keep alert for the district siren, whistles, and police car sirens.

Japanese Buy Bonds(C on tin u ed F ro m P a g e T h re e )

bond b u y in g ,” he exp la ined . “ A s fa r as I know , th is is one o f the f ir s t grou p o f Japanese an ces try in the cou n try to purchase a bond as an o rga n iza t ion .”

M r. I t o sa id th e leagu e, founded in S ea tt le and n ow com posed o f 51 chapters, w ou ld be u rged to take the sam e action th rou gh ou t the country.

Heroic Officer And Deed Told By Correspondent

(C on tin u ed F ro m P a g e O n e) the lieu ten an t held som e thousand S o v ie t so ld iers a t bay, w h o the C om m issars w e re b r in g in g to

s to rm the m ach ine gun p os ition and b low up the b ridge.

Thus the U k ra in ia n lieu ten an t ga ined s u ffic ien t tim e u n til the f ir s t G erm an tan ks a rr ived , w h ich im m ed ia te ly rushed across the b rid ge to con tinue p u rsu it o f B o l­

shev ists forces .T h ere w a s a rea l h ea rty hand­

shake b etw een the so ld iers o f the

G erm an tanks and these U k ra in i­an p a tr io ts s e rv in g the S o v ie t a r ­m y w h o w e re im m ed ia te ly a llow ed to put on arm bands m a rk in g them as m em bers o f the U k ra in ia n

se lf-d e fen se a rm y.

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Terry Moore isBean Ball Victim

B O S T O N , A u g . 21— T e r r y M o o ­re, St. Lou is C ard in a ls cen te r fie ld - er, w as knocked unconscious in the th ird in n in g y e s te rd a y w hen a sa il­er p itched b y A r t Johnson o f the B oston B ra ves c lipped h im o v e r the le f t ear.

M oo re w as taken to the h osp ita l I and w a s fou n d to be su ffe r in g fr o m cereb ra l concussion and m i­nor sca lp lacera tion s .

i U O R LEAGUEi BASEBALL

N A T I O N A L L E A G U E

Y e s te rd a y ’s R esu lts B ro o k lyn 7, P itts b u rg h 6 S t. L ou is 2, B oston 0

C in c in n a ti 3, P h ila d e lp h ia 0 C h icago 9, N e w Y o r k 4

Second G am es S t. L o u is 3, B oston 3

C in c inn a ti 3, P h ila d e lp h ia 0

A M E R IC A N L E A G U E Y e s te rd a y ’s R esu lts

W a sh in g to n 6, C leve lan d 3

C h icago 9, P h ila d e lp h ia 0 D e tro it 1, N e w Y o r k 0 S t. L ou is 11, B oston 9 S t. L ou is 4, B oston 3

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CRESPrSNOT GETT/N<5 BY ON HIS RELD/NG ALONE,

HE BATTED .3 0 7 IN 8 2

GAMES.

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School will start Sept. 2nd and hundreds oi students will be taking typing lessons. Students will advance fast­er if they have a good practice machine at hjome.

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Page 6: VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 ... · a l b o m b s , w h ic h s c o r e d d ir e c t h its ’ b lo w in g ! u p 1 0 t a n k c a r s f ille d w it h | m

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