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LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS HILO, HAWAII, T. H., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1941 South Point Area Good Farming* Land MARCH 15 IS DEADLINE TO FILE RETURNS LEGISLAflVJt SIDELIGHTS Harvey Vollrath, county agent for the agricultural extension ser- vice, pointed out £hat the Kama- oe homestead area around South Point airport as being an excel- lent vegetable growing land. He further stated that the soil there is very fertile and especially root crops grow well there. The only setback there is the need of water which could possibly be ob- tained from the higher section, he declared. So far papaias, carrots, toma- toes, and peanuts have been suc- cessfully produced there. Deputy collector of internal revenue, Kay Chang, announced that his office will open till mid- night on Saturday, March 15th, the deadilne for filing federal income tax returns. The full hearted cooperation of the public is asked by Mr Chang in order to lessen last minute rushes. Any further information in re- gard to tax returns can be ob- tained from the collector’s of- fice by calling by phone or in person. Both the morning and evening dailies seem to have picked up quite a bit of steam for a dras- tic change in the police system for the Big Island of Hawaii, the former predicting that the House members will be beaten in- to line in short order, while the evening daily keeps harping on the recent brawl which happened at the Athens Club, a local “hot drink” dispensing place. If such an unwarranted attack were made upon the uptowners by the beach boys down Keaukaha way as men- tioned in the afternoon daily’s edi- torial again yesterday, it surely seems strange that so far no com- plaints have been lodged against these boys that “walked all over” the good fellows from the down- town district. There is no excuse for such a fight in any place, but to blame the police for something that the victims fail to formally complain to the police surely seems a little out of line, don’t you think? Unless the brawl occurred right before the eyes of the police, even policemen are bound to fol- low the law of arrests. Those of you who were injured, either phy- sically or mentally, have the pro- found sympathy of this here hum- ble fourth estate entertainer, but how about making your com- plaints with the proper authorities and then crab if there is no action taken ? While you’re going after the police, why not give the pub- lic an earful of exactly what hap- pened the other night before a court of law? HAS ENOUGH PERSONNEL TO MAN ENTIRE U. S. SHIPS Metropolitan Press Advise Matsuoka To Use Caution and Mature Deliberation to Confer With Rome-Berlin on International Outlook TOKYO, Mar. 12 The successful conclusion of the To- kyo Mediation Conference, settling the Thailand-French In- do-China border dispute shared the editorial spotlight in this morning’s metropolitan press with tonight’s departure of Foreign Minister Matsuoka on a visit to the Axis capitals. Leading metropolitan dailies discerned heavy significan- ce of these two developments. Stating that these events showed Japanese diplomacy to be “active and healthy,” the influential Asahi Shimbun, however, hoped for cautious and mature deliberation in Matsuoka’s activities in Rome and Berlin. “Inasmuch as rumors indicate impending aggravation of the European conflict, it is to be expected that the trip will arouse various world-wide speculations. Therefore, it goes without saying that it is widely hoped that these envoys to distant lands will not run counter to this imperial mission by acting only after calm and mature deliberation, the Asahi Shimbun stated. LONDON, Mar. 11—With the Lease-Lend 'Bill becoming law today with Presiednt Roosevelt’s signature, a high British naval officer, declaring to the press that the battle in the Atlantic has just begun, asserted that Great Britain has enough trained person- nel to man the whole United States fleet if it were turned over to Britain. He said that Britain wanted all the ships from America that Great Britain could get and point- ed out that the start of the bat- tle in the Atlantic was evidenced by intensified submarine warfare, as well as attack by air on British shipping and Britain's counter measure. It was also declared that surface raiders are less problems to British shipping than submarine bombers. It was also added that while Britain was grateful for the transfer of fifty U. S. destroyers, Great Britain would be more bene- fited by destroyers better equip- ped for anti-submarine and anti - aircraft wai’fare such as modern warships must face. Well informed sources said Great Britain already has trained (Continued on Page Four) LEND-LEASE MEASURE AM- ENDMENTS ACCEPTED BY HOUSE WASHINGTON, Mar. 12— Pre- sident Franklin D. Roosevelt yest- erday afternoon signed the Lend- Lease Bill only a few minutes aft- er the House had approved, by a vote of 317 to 71, the amendments made to the measure by the Sen- ate. 7 Billions To Be Asked It was disclosed immediately after the bill was approved by the House, as amended by the Senate, and signed by the president, that President Roosevelt would ask for a appropriation of $7,000,000,000 from Congress, $1,300,000,000 of this amount to be expended imme- diately for the purpose of replac- ing arms and other military and naval equipment necessary to re- place articles and equipment to be shipped in due course to England and other countries to be helped by the United States. Opposition Called Down There was some opposition in (Continued on Page Four) ARMY OFFICER EXPRESSES JOY mi TREATY GEN .RAISHIRO SUMITA SAYS JUST AND FAIR PEACE ESTABLISHED tol K for ROME-BERLIN 9 OTHER FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIALS TO MAKE UP CONTINGENT TOKYO, Mar. 12— According to an official announcement is- sued yesterday, Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka will leave to- night enroute to Rome and Ber- lin to confer with Benito Mus- solini and Adolph Hitler, respec- tive heads of the Rome-Berlin gov - ernments. Accompanying the Japanese Foreign Minister will be nine for- eign office representatives, among them being Col. Yatsuji Nagai, Shigeru Fujii and Tsfmao Sakamo- to, the last a director of the Eu- ropean Bureau of the Japanese government. Matsuoka, it is understood, will exchange greetings with the Axis heads, as well as make personal observations of the situation in Europe. It was said that immediately af- ter the signing of the Tri-Partite Treaty, it was Foreign Minister Matsuoka’s intention to make the visit to both Rome and Berlin, but urgent matters held him back to this day. HANOI, Mar. 12— Expressing gratification over the amicable conclusion of the mediation confer- ence in Tokyo, due to mutual con- ciliation and concessin on the part of both France and Thailand, Ma- jor General Raishiro Sumita, chair- man of the Japanese Military Mis- sion, said that he was filled with emotion to review developments of the situation during the past mon- “Japan, as the mediator power, believes the terms of mediation now accepted by France and Thai- land as being absolutely fair and just; therefore she must see that those terms will be strictly observ- ed in order to live up to the spi- rit of peace concluded between the two countries,” Sumita said, add- ing “I trust France will cooperate with Japan as closely as ever by understanding Japan’s peace-lov - ing intentions in the correct li- ght.” The afternoon daily publishes an account where the “boss” of the sheet has gone over to the FBI people to make investigations of the beach-boys vs. up-towners fi - ght of Sunday night. Methinks that Hilo needs some expert in- vestigating any way. While the feds are over here, how about help- ing these hoys to make a good job of checking into other “incidents” that have been going on in this here little burg, viz., the official shakedown rackets which were supposed to have been going on full blast until right before the last political campaigns? Public officials are supposed to set good examples, you know, and before going after the ordinary laymen, why not start with the higher ups ? ILS. HELP TO £0 TO BRITAIN. GREECE F I R S T ' ROOSEVELT NON-COMMITTAL ON ASSISTANCE TO CHINA m m WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 — Ch- ungking is not included among the destinations of the first allot- ment of U. S. war materials being transferred to other nations under the Lease-Lend Bill, President Roosevelt revealed in a press con- ference. The president said that the ini- tial list of materials approved by the Army and Navy mostly would go to Great Britain and some to Greece. Asked if China was to get assis- tance also, the president replied that he guessed so, but that was all he had to say today. MATSUOKA NOT n n TO EXPOUND HIS THEORY FOR WORLD PEACE IN CONFERENCES TOKYO, Mar. 12—Foreign Min- ister Yosuke Matsuoka yesterday denied in a press conference that he was undertaking a “secret mis- sion” in his scheduled journey to Berlin and Rome. “Naturally, I have a heavy mis- sion as Japan’s Foreign Minister,” Matsuoka stated. Pointing out that he had never met Adolph Hitler, Field Marshal Herman Goering or Foreign Minis- ter Joachim von Ribbentrop, Ma- tsuoka said that he had always wished to talk with them. “When I get there, I intend to expound my theory for world pea- ce based upon ‘hakko ichiu” which I have held for many years before leaders of Germany and Italy en- tertained such a doctrine,” the fo- reign minister stated. While we’re in an investigating mood, it might be well to get a legislative group over here also for the latter seem to have gotten down to every day hum drum more or less of late. . . so, why not give some of the more inquisitive bun- ch a trip over here to get some first-hand information so that they can start action if local con- ditions. . . particularly the police administration is so rotten as it is claimed. . . How about less talk- ing and more action? (Continued on Page Four) OBSERVERS BELIEVE JAPAN LOOKING FOB TRADE ADVANTAGES NEW YORK, Mar. 12—The As- sociated Press yesterday quoted experienced observers in Saigon as being of the opinion that Japan was not planning a forceful ad- vance on Sigapore or the Dutch East Indies in the near future. The Saigon dispatch added that it is being reported that Japan was not asking immediate conces- sions in Thailand or Indo-China as the result of mediation. The Associated Press report fur- ther added that “majority opinion of observers says that the Japa- nese desire to gain face as Far- Eastern peacemaker apparently had something to do with Japanese mediation and the principal aims now appear to he for improvement of Japan’s economic position.” STEAMER ARRIVALS Arriving on the inter island steamer, S.S. Hualalai, were the following: Honolulu to Hilo: Y. B. Goto, T. Hori, H. Ishikara, Y. Kikuchi, M. Kiyosaki, Miss J. Morita, Mrs. E. K. Nakahara, K. Nakano, K. Shii- gi, H. Uyenoyama, T. Yamamoto. Lahaina to Hilo: W. Nagami, Mrs. T. S. Toma. BRITISH ENVOY ESCAPES NEAR ASSASSINATION TEN PERSONS IMJRED IN PALACE HOTEL BOMB EXPLOSION ISTANBUL, Mar. 11—Ten per- sons were injured, some of them fatally, when two bombs exploded in front of the Palace Hotel where George Rendel, Great Britain’s minister to Bulgaria, who evacuat- ed Sofia on March 5th, and his le- gation staff were making their temporary headquarters. The incident appeared to be an unsuccessful attempt to assassi- nate the British minister. Double Wedding* of Tc R. Saiki Leaves Yosbiokas Announced On Vacation Tour A double wedding of Kazumi T. R. Saiki, assistant cashier of Yoshioka to Miss Toshie Terada of the Bank of Hawaii, Hilo Branch, Shinmachi and Tokie Yoshioka to is taking the boat today enroute Teruo Okano of Kahenaule was an- .to Japan on a three months’ vaca- nounced by their parents, Mr. and tion tour. Mrs. Suetsugu Yoshioka of Waia- While in Japan, Mr. Saiki in- kea,. tends to spend a great deal of his Wedding rites will he held at time traveling .taking in the na- the Hilo Daijingu Hall on Satur- tural wonders that abound the isl- day, March 22nd, starting at 6:30^ and empire. He is expected back P. M. which will be followed by a j in Hawaii about the middle of party. j June this year. Tax Collection Field Schedule Released The following is the field sch- edule released for the month of March by the third taxation divi- sion: Thursday, March 13— Laupahoe- hoe tax office at 8:30 A. M. to 2:15 P. M.; Ookala YM A hall at 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. Friday, March 14 — Olaa court house at 8:30 A. M. to 3.00 P. M. Monday, March 17 — Pahala Bank of Hawaii at 8:30 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Tuesday, March 18— Waiohinu tax office at 8:30 A. M. to 12 N.; Naalehu Bank of Hawaii at 1:00 to 3:00 P. M. Wednesday, March 19 — Pahala Bank of Hawaii at 8:30 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Thursday, March 20 — Kapoho Japanese School -at 1:00 to 3:00 P. M. Friday, March 21—Pahoa YM A hall at 8:30 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Will A. Cortez Be Able to Save Ramirez EDITORIAL, GIANTS ON THE MOVE The formal signing- of the peace treaty between French Indo-China and Thailand, with Japan acting as mediator, has been accomplished after a conference which lasted over a month at Tokyo. From Japan’s standpoint, this is being hail- ed as a notable achievement in Nippon’s diplomatic history, proving to the rest of the world that she has carried out her boast that she is master of the Far East and its destiny, bringing peace between warring countries in her pursuit of the goal of common prosperity among nations in East Asia, thus paving a way for the creation of a New Order in the Far East. To the rest of the world, now that the Franco-Thailand dispute is a closed issue, with only the possibility of a one- sided economic treaty giving Nippon too great a foothold in the countries involved in the recent border dispute, in parti- cular, and also in those countries in their immediate neigh- borhood to watch over, the possibility of an immediate blow- up of international relations on the Asiatic stage with Japan on one side with the democracies of the West on the other seems to have subsided a great deal. This situation again brings the eyes and ears of the world upon the western hemisphere and Europe. The Axis powers in particular are watching for the immediate result of the passage of the Lend-Lease Bill in Congress, with par- ticular emphasis on the President’s next move in his endea- vor to go to an “all out” assistance of England, first, and the (Continued on Page Four) With Francisco Cortez’ claim of Victoriano Cortez Ramirez as son proving fruitless, two hopes, Andrew Cortez’ claim as being a half-brother to Ramirez ' and Belbarde of Hilo claiming that a family by the name of Ruano, now believed to be living in Mt. View, California, came to Hawaii with the Ramirezs on the same boat from Spain, are still left to be in- vestigated. Time will tell what fate awaits Ramirez, although tomorrow is his day of execution. The Matsonia which carries An- drew Cortez, a steward, is sched- uled to dock at the coast today. He will face men from the State Department and attempt to prove his so-called half-brother’s citizen - ship. Meanwhile, a search is being made etxensively to locate the Ru- anos at Mt. View, California. As we recall Ramirez claims that he was born in the Amauulu camp, Hilo, on December 9, 1905, and is being held by the Spanish government for execution. Izuo and Family to Make Home in Japan Be A Beautician. All Graduates Placed. More Calls for Beauticians Mr. S. Izuo and family are tak- ing the boat out this evening en- route to Japan, where Mr. Izuo ex- pects to make his permanent home. He was connected for a number of years with T. Machida Drug Store of this city. Mrs. U. Sekoomto, wife of Usaburo Seko- moto, salesman connected with T. H. Davies & Co. in Hilo, is also scheduled to sail on today’s boat enroute for a trip to Japan. Than We Can Supply— DAY or NIGHT CLASSES, HONOLULU BEAUTY SCHOOL 1057 Fort St. Phone 2936 Please Send Me Full Information on Collections include net income return and tax (last day-March 20- first quarter due), gross income tax, unemployment relief tax, un- employment compensation tax. gross income annual returns (last day-March 20), poll tax, 1941 per - sonal property (delinquent) and 1 percent payment and average in- ventory, liquor tax and return, and all other delinquetn taxes. DAY CLASS Boy Cornered by Moose RANGELEY, Me. — Seventeen- year-old Clyde Saunders say3 moose looks fine in a museum but he doesn’t care for them otherwise. Saunders spent several hours in a cellar when a wounded bull moose cornered him after a chase throu- gh woods. NIGHT CLASS Name Address W ss ffiaum tt iTOattttdrt VOL. XXXIII NO. 8893 BRITISH AID RESIGNED BY PRESIDENT BRITAIN CALLS FOR ALL U.S. BATTLE FLEET PURPOSE OF EUROPEAN TRIP TO PROMOTE CLOSER TIES AMONG THREE M IS POWER! The Asahi further recalled thal under the Imperial Rescript issuec on Sept. 27th, last year, when the ENGLAND DISTURBED OVER VICE-PREMIER DARLAN’S ATTITUDE LONDON, Mar. 11—Great Brit- ain was gravely concerned with Vice-Premier Jean Francos Dar- lan’s statement made yesterday, which asserted that France was determined to convoy French ves- sels if Britain persisted in blockad- ing France, because if Darlan ful- fills his threat, a serious issue would arise between rGeat Britain and France. Prime Minister Churchill was expected to reply before the House of Commons on Darlan’s statement at an early date; meanwhile, a spokesman of the British Ministry of Economics stated that Vichy may have to feed 45 million peo- ple, but Britain was fighting to free not only the French but also other enslaved people of Europe; moreover, Darlan did not mention about the vast quantities of Fren- ch produce and goods of all kinds seized by the Germans. NIPPON WM p ilii 1 WI1 llcw l\\J III If Ilf MM IvlIM I rill 1 LiiimJ II HI 1.^11 Tri-Partite Pact was signed, it I emphasized Japan’s objective lay in “enabling each nation to find its proper place and all individuals | to live in peace and security” while expressing the hope “that cessa- ! tion of disturbances and restora- j tion of peace may be realized as swiftly as possible.” “The real purpose of the foreign ! minister’s visit to Europe lies in. I his unfailing execution of imperi- ! al desires,” the Asahi Shimbun ; stated, remarking at the same | time that the conduct of diplomacy I rested upon the attitude of other | parties. The paper concluded that i “there can be no other mission for ! Matsuoka except that of obeying ! the imperial demand.” The Yomiuri Shimbun, however, I discerned in Matsuoka’s trip an j evidence of how much Japan “cx- j pects from the pact and how she | placed full confidence therein.” j The foreign minister’s trip, the | Yomiuri opined, would disillusion j Great Britain and America,” who | are hoping Japan’s detection from the Axis by seeking to disrupt the pact.” The daily, however, did not expect drastic developments as a I sequel to Matsuoka’s visit. “What he is seeking is strength- ening the Axis through a complete understanding among the three signatories, as well as a better grasp of the outlook of the inter- national situation. Only then can the formula for settlement of the China conflict and policies of war- time diplomacy be firmly estab- lished,” the Yomiuri stated. GIRLS!

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LEADING JAPANESE

DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAW AII

WE PUBLISH LOCAL

AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS

HILO, HAWAII, T. H., W EDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1941

South Point Area Good Farming* Land

MARCH 15 IS DEADLINE TO

FILE RETURNSLEGISLAflVJt

SIDELIGHTS H arvey Vollrath , county agent fo r the agricu ltural extension ser­vice, pointed out £hat the Kam a- oe homestead area around South Poin t airport as being an excel­lent vegetab le grow in g land.

He further stated that the soil there is ve ry fe r tile and especially root crops g row w ell there. The only setback there is t he need o f w ater which could possibly be ob­tained from the higher section, he declared.

So fa r papaias, carrots, tom a­toes, and peanuts have been suc­cessfully produced there.

Deputy collector of internal revenue, Kay Chang, announced that his office will open till mid­night on Saturday, March 15th, the deadilne for filing federal income tax returns.

The full hearted cooperation of the public is asked by M r Chang in order to lessen last minute rushes.

Any further information in re­gard to tax returns can be ob­tained from the collector’s of­fice by calling by phone or in person.

Both the m orning and evening dailies seem to have picked up quite a b it o f steam fo r a dras­tic change in the police system fo r the B ig Island o f Haw aii,

the form er pred icting that the House members w ill be beaten in­to line in short order, while the even ing daily keeps harping on the recent braw l which happened a t the Athens Club, a local “ hot d rink” dispensing place. I f such an unwarranted a ttack w ere made upon the uptowners by the beach boys down Keaukaha w ay as men­tioned in the afternoon da ily ’s edi­toria l again yesterday, it surely seems strange th a t so fa r no com­plaints have been lodged against these boys that “ walked all over” the good fe llow s from the down­tow n district. There is no excuse fo r such a figh t in any place, but to blame the police fo r something that the v ictim s fa il to form a lly complain to the police surely seems a litt le out o f line, don’t you th ink? Unless the braw l occurred r igh t before the eyes o f the police, even policemen are bound to fo l­low the law o f arrests. Those o f you who w ere injured, either phy­sically or m entally, have the pro­found sym pathy o f this here hum­ble fourth estate entertainer, but how about m aking your com­plaints w ith the proper authorities and then crab i f there is no action taken ? W h ile you ’re go ing a fte r the police, w h y not g ive the pub­lic an earfu l o f exactly w hat hap­pened the other n ight before a court o f law ?

HAS E N O U G H PE R S O N N E L TO M A N E N T IR E U. S.

SH IPSMetropolitan Press Advise Matsuoka To Use Caution and Mature Deliberation to Confer With Rome-Berlin on International Outlook

TOKYO, Mar. 12 The successful conclusion o f the To­kyo Mediation Conference, settling the Thailand-French In- do-China border dispute shared the editorial spotlight in this morning’s metropolitan press with tonight’s departure of Foreign Minister Matsuoka on a visit to the Axis capitals.

Leading metropolitan dailies discerned heavy significan­ce of these two developments. Stating that these events showed Japanese diplomacy to be “ active and healthy,” the influential Asahi Shimbun, however, hoped for cautious and mature deliberation in Matsuoka’s activities in Rome and Berlin.

“ Inasmuch as rumors indicate impending aggravation of the European conflict, it is to be expected that the trip will arouse various world-wide speculations. Therefore, it goes without saying that it is widely hoped that these envoys to distant lands will not run counter to this imperial mission by acting only after calm and mature deliberation, the Asahi Shimbun stated.

LO ND O N , Mar. 11— With the Lease-Lend 'B ill becoming law today with Presiednt Roosevelt’s signature, a high British naval officer, declaring to the press

that the battle in the A tlan tic has just begun, asserted that Great B rita in has enough trained person­nel to man the whole United States fle e t i f it were turned over to Britain.

H e said that B rita in wanted a ll the ships from A m erica that G reat B rita in could g e t and point­ed out that the start o f the bat­tle in the A tlan tic was evidenced by intensified submarine w arfare, as w ell as attack by a ir on British shipping and Brita in 's counter measure. I t was also declared that surface raiders are less problems to British shipping than submarine bombers. I t was also added that while B rita in was gratefu l fo r the transfer o f f i f t y U. S. destroyers, Great B rita in would be m ore bene­fited by destroyers better equip­ped fo r anti-submarine and an ti­a ircra ft w a i’fa re such as modern warships must face.

W e ll in form ed sources said Great B rita in already has trained

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L E N D -L E A S E M E A S U R E A M ­E N D M E N T S A C C E PT E D B Y

H O USE

W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 12— P re ­sident Franklin D. Roosevelt yest­erday afternoon signed the Lend- Lease B ill only a fe w minutes a ft ­er the House had approved, by a vote o f 317 to 71, the amendments made to the measure by the Sen­ate.

7 Billions To Be AskedI t was disclosed im m ediately

a fte r the bill was approved by the House, as amended by the Senate, and signed by the president, that President Roosevelt would ask fo r a appropriation o f $7,000,000,000 from Congress, $1,300,000,000 o f this amount to be expended im m e­d iately fo r the purpose o f rep lac­ing arms and other m ilita ry and naval equipment necessary to re­place articles and equipment to be shipped in due course to England and other countries to be helped by the Un ited States.

Opposition Called Down There was some opposition in

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ARMY OFFICER EXPRESSES JOY mi TREATYG E N .RAISH IRO S U M IT A SA Y S

JUST A N D F A IR PE A C E E ST A B L ISH E D

t o l K f o rROME-BERLIN9 O TH ER F O R E IG N O FFIC E

O F F IC IA LS TO M A K E U P C O N T IN G E N T

TOKYO, Mar. 12— According to an official announcement is­sued yesterday, Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka will leave to­night enroute to Rome and Ber­lin to confer with Benito Mus­

solini and Adolph H itler, respec­tive heads o f the Rom e-Berlin g o v ­ernments.

Accom panying t h e Japanese Foreign M inister w ill be nine fo r ­eign o ffice representatives, am ong them being Col. Y a tsu ji N aga i, Shigeru F u jii and Tsfmao Sakam o­to, the last a d irector o f the Eu­ropean Bureau o f the Japanese government.

Matsuoka, it is understood, w ill exchange greetings w ith the A x is heads, as w e ll as m ake personal observations o f the situation in Europe.

I t was said that im m ediately a f­ter the sign ing o f the T r i-P a rtite T reaty, i t was Foreign M inister M atsuoka’s intention to m ake the v is it to both Rom e and Berlin, but urgent m atters held him back to this day.

H A N O I, Mar. 12— Expressing g ra tifica tion over the amicable conclusion o f the m ediation con fer­ence in Tokyo, due to mutual con­ciliation and concessin on the part o f both France and Thailand, M a­jo r General Raish iro Sumita, chair­man o f the Japanese M ilita ry M is­sion, said that he was filled w ith emotion to rev iew developments of the situation during the past mon-

“ Japan, as the m ediator power, believes the terms o f mediation now accepted by France and Thai­land as being absolutely fa ir and just; therefore she must see that those terms w ill be s tr ictly observ­ed in order to liv e up to the spi­r it o f peace concluded between the tw o countries,” Sumita said, add­ing “ I trust France w ill cooperate w ith Japan as closely as ever by understanding Japan’s peace-lov­ing intentions in the correct li­gh t.”

The afternoon daily publishes an account where the “ boss” o f the sheet has gone over to the F B I people to m ake investigations o f the beach-boys vs. up-towners f i ­gh t o f Sunday night. Methinks that H ilo needs some expert in­vestiga tin g any w ay. W h ile the feds are over here, how about help­ing these hoys to m ake a good job o f checking into other “ incidents” that have been go ing on in this here litt le burg, viz., the o ffic ia l shakedown rackets which were supposed to have been go in g on fu ll b last until r igh t before the last political cam paigns? Public o ffic ia ls are supposed to set good examples, you know, and before go in g a fte r the ord inary laymen, w hy not start w ith the higher ups ?

ILS. HELP TO £0 TO BRITAIN. GREECE F IR S T 'R O O SEVELT N O N -C O M M IT T A L

O N A S S IS T A N C E TO C H IN A

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W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 12 — Ch­ungking is not included am ong the destinations o f the firs t a llo t­m ent o f U. S. w a r m ateria ls being transferred to other nations under the Lease-Lend B ill, President Roosevelt revealed in a press con­ference.

The president said that the in i­tial list o f m ateria ls approved by the A rm y and N a v y m ostly would go to G reat B rita in and some to Greece.

Asked i f China was to g e t assis­tance also, the president replied that he guessed so, but that was all he had to say today.

MATSUOKA NOTn nTO E X P O U N D H IS T H E O R Y

F O R W O R L D P E A C E IN C O N F E R E N C E S

T O K YO , Mar. 12— Foreign M in­ister Yosuke M atsuoka yesterday denied in a press conference that he was undertaking a “ secret m is­sion” in his scheduled journey to Berlin and Rome.

“ N aturally , I have a heavy m is­sion as Japan’s Foreign M in ister,” M atsuoka stated.

Poin ting out that he had never m et Adolph H itler, F ield Marshal Herm an Goering or Foreign M inis­ter Joachim von Ribbentrop, M a­tsuoka said th at he had always wished to ta lk w ith them.

“ W hen I g e t there, I intend to expound m y theory fo r world pea­ce based upon ‘hakko ichiu” which I have held fo r m any years before leaders o f Germ any and Ita ly en­tertained such a doctrine,” the fo ­reign m inister stated.

W h ile w e ’re in an investigating mood, it m igh t be w e ll to g e t a leg is la tive group over here also for the la tter seem to have gotten down to every day hum drum m ore o r less o f late. . . so, w h y not g ive some o f the more inquisitive bun­ch a trip over here to g e t some first-hand in form ation so that they can start action i f local con­ditions. . . particu larly the police adm inistration is so rotten as it is claimed. . . H ow about less ta lk ­ing and m ore action?

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O B SE R VER S B E L IE V E J A P A N L O O K IN G F O B T R A D E

A D V A N T A G E S

N E W Y O R K , Mar. 12— The A s ­sociated Press yesterday quoted experienced observers in Saigon as being o f the opinion that Japan was not planning a forcefu l ad­vance on Sigapore or the Dutch East Indies in the near future.

The Saigon dispatch added that it is being reported that Japan was not asking im m ediate conces­sions in Thailand or Indo-China as the result o f mediation.

The Associated Press report fu r­ther added that “ m a jority opinion o f observers says that the Japa­nese desire to gain face as Far- Eastern peacem aker apparently had som ething to do w ith Japanese m ediation and the principal aims now appear to he fo r im provem ent o f Japan’s economic position.”

STEAMERARRIVALS

A rr iv in g on the in ter island steamer, S.S. Hualalai, w ere the fo llow ing :

Honolulu to H ilo : Y . B. Goto, T. Hori, H. Ishikara, Y . K ikuchi, M. K iyosaki, Miss J. M orita, Mrs. E. K. Nakahara, K . Nakano, K. Shii- gi, H. Uyenoyam a, T. Yam am oto.

Lahaina to H ilo : W . Nagam i,Mrs. T. S. Toma.

BRITISH ENVOY ESCAPES NEAR ASSASSINATIONT E N PE R SO NS IM JRED IN

P A L A C E H O TE L BO M B EX PLO SIO N

IS T A N B U L , Mar. 11— Ten per­sons w ere injured, some o f them fa ta lly , when tw o bombs exploded in fron t o f the Palace H otel where George Rendel, G reat B rita in ’s m inister to Bulgaria, who evacuat­ed So fia on M arch 5th, and his le ­gation s ta ff w ere m aking their tem porary headquarters.

The incident appeared to be an unsuccessful attem pt to assassi­nate the B ritish minister.

Double Wedding* of Tc R. Saiki Leaves Yosbiokas Announced On Vacation Tour

A double wedding o f Kazum i T. R. Saiki, assistant cashier o f Yoshioka to Miss Toshie Terada o f the Bank o f H awaii, H ilo Branch, Shinmachi and Tok ie Yoshioka to is tak ing the boat today enroute Teruo Okano o f Kahenaule was an- . to Japan on a three months’ vaca- nounced by their parents, Mr. and tion tour.Mrs. Suetsugu Yoshioka o f W a ia- W h ile in Japan, M r. Saiki in- kea,. tends to spend a grea t deal o f his

W edding rites w ill he held a t tim e trave ling .tak ing in the na- the H ilo Daijingu H a ll on Satur- tural wonders that abound the isl- day, M arch 22nd, starting a t 6:30^ and empire. H e is expected back P. M. which w ill be fo llow ed by a j in H aw a ii about the middle o f party. j June this year.

Tax Collection Field Schedule Released

The fo llow in g is the fie ld sch­edule released fo r the month o f March by the th ird taxation d iv i­sion:

Thursday, M arch 13— Laupahoe- hoe tax o ffice a t 8:30 A . M. to 2:15 P. M .; Ookala Y M A hall at 2:30 to 3:00 P . M.

Friday, M arch 14 — Olaa court house a t 8:30 A . M. to 3.00 P . M.

Monday, M arch 17 — Pahala Bank o f H aw a ii a t 8:30 A . M. to 3:00 P. M.

Tuesday, M arch 18— W aiohinu tax o ffice at 8:30 A . M. to 12 N .; Naalehu Bank o f H aw a ii a t 1:00 to 3:00 P. M.

Wednesday, M arch 19 — Pahala Bank o f H aw a ii at 8:30 A . M. to 3:00 P. M.

Thursday, M arch 20 — Kapoho Japanese School -at 1:00 to 3:00 P. M.

Friday, M arch 21— Pahoa Y M A hall at 8:30 A . M. to 3:00 P. M.

Will A. Cortez Be Able to Save Ramirez

E D I T O R I A L ,GIANTS ON THE MOVE

The formal signing- o f the peace treaty between French Indo-China and Thailand, with Japan acting as mediator, has been accomplished after a conference which lasted over a month at Tokyo. From Japan’s standpoint, this is being hail­ed as a notable achievement in Nippon’s diplomatic history, proving to the rest o f the world that she has carried out her boast that she is master of the Far East and its destiny, bringing peace between warring countries in her pursuit of the goal o f common prosperity among nations in East Asia, thus paving a way for the creation of a New Order in the Far East. To the rest of the world, now that the Franco-Thailand dispute is a closed issue, with only the possibility of a one­sided economic treaty giving Nippon too great a foothold in the countries involved in the recent border dispute, in parti­cular, and also in those countries in their immediate neigh­borhood to watch over, the possibility of an immediate blow­up of international relations on the Asiatic stage with Japan on one side with the democracies of the West on the other seems to have subsided a great deal.

This situation again brings the eyes and ears of the world upon the western hemisphere and Europe. The Axis powers in particular are watching for the immediate result o f the passage of the Lend-Lease Bill in Congress, with par­ticular emphasis on the President’s next move in his endea­vor to go to an “ all out” assistance of England, first, and the

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W ith Francisco C ortez ’ claim o f V ictoriano Cortez R am irez as son proving fru itless, tw o hopes, A n drew Cortez ’ claim as being a half-brother to R am irez ' and

Belbarde o f H ilo cla im ing that a fam ily by the name o f Ruano, now believed to be liv ing in M t. V iew , Californ ia, came to H aw a ii w ith the Ram irezs on the same boat from Spain, are still le ft to be in­vestigated.

T im e w ill te ll w hat fa te awaits Ram irez, although tom orrow is his day o f execution.

The M atson ia which carries A n ­drew Cortez, a steward, is sched­uled to dock a t the coast today. He w ill face men from the State Departm ent and attem pt to prove his so-called ha lf-brother’s c itizen­ship.

Meanwhile, a search is being made etxensive ly to locate the Ru- anos a t M t. V iew , Californ ia.

A s w e recall R am irez claims that he was born in the Amauulu camp, H ilo, on Decem ber 9, 1905, and is being held by the Spanish governm ent fo r execution.

Izuo and Family to Make Home in Japan Be A Beautician. A ll Graduates

Placed. More Calls for BeauticiansM r. S. Izuo and fam ily are tak ­

ing the boat out this even ing en­route to Japan, w here M r. Izuo ex­pects to m ake his permanent home. H e was connected fo r a number o f years w ith T. Machida Drug Store o f this city. Mrs. U. Sekoomto, w ife o f Usaburo Seko- moto, salesman connected w ith T. H. D avies & Co. in H ilo, is also scheduled to sail on today ’s boat enroute fo r a trip to Japan.

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D A Y CLASSBoy Cornered by Moose

R A N G E L E Y , Me. — Seventeen- year-old Clyde Saunders say3 moose looks fine in a museum but he doesn’t care fo r them otherwise. Saunders spent several hours in a cellar when a wounded bull moose cornered him a fte r a chase throu­gh woods.

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Wss f f i a u m t t iT O a t t t t d r tVOL. XXXIII

NO. 8893

BRITISH AID R E S IG N E D BY PRESIDENT

BRITAIN CALLS FOR ALL U.S. BATTLE FLEET

PURPOSE OF EUROPEAN TRIP TO PROMOTE CLOSER TIES

AMONG THREE M IS POWER!

The Asah i fu rther recalled thal under the Im peria l R escript issuec on Sept. 27th, last year, when the

E N G L A N D D IS T U R B E D OVERV IC E -PR E M IE R D A R L A N ’S

A T T IT U D E

LO N D O N , Mar. 11— Great B r it­ain was g rave ly concerned w ith V ice-Prem ier Jean Francos Dar- lan ’s statem ent made yesterday, which asserted that France was determ ined to convoy French ves­sels i f B rita in persisted in blockad­ing France, because i f Darlan fu l­fills his threat, a serious issue would arise between rGeat Brita in and France.

Prim e M in ister Churchill was expected to rep ly before the House o f Commons on D arlan ’s statement at an early date; meanwhile, a spokesman o f the B ritish M in istry o f Economics stated that V ichy m ay have to feed 45 m illion peo­ple, but B rita in was figh tin g to free not only the French but also other enslaved people o f Europe; moreover, D arlan did not mention about the vast quantities o f F ren ­ch produce and goods o f a ll kinds seized by the Germans.

NIPPON WM pilii 1 WI1 llcw l \ \ JIII If Ilf MMIvlIM I rill 1 LiiimJ

I I HI 1. 11

Tri-P a rtite Pac t was signed, it I emphasized Japan’s ob jective lay in “ enabling each nation to find its proper place and all individuals

| to live in peace and security” wh ile expressing the hope “ that cessa-

! tion o f disturbances and restora- j tion o f peace m ay be realized as sw iftly as possible.”

“ The real purpose o f the fore ign ! m in ister’s v is it to Europe lies in.I his un fa iling execution o f im peri- ! al desires,” the Asah i Shimbun ; stated, rem arking a t the same | time that the conduct o f diplom acy I rested upon the attitude o f other | parties. The paper concluded that i “ there can be no other mission fo r ! M atsuoka except that o f obeying ! the im perial demand.”

The Yom iuri Shimbun, however,I discerned in M atsuoka’s trip an j evidence o f how much Japan “ cx- j pects from the pact and how she | placed fu ll confidence therein.” j The fore ign m in ister’s trip, the | Yom iuri opined, would disillusion j Great B rita in and Am erica ,” who | are hoping Japan’s detection from the A x is by seeking to disrupt the pact.” The daily, however, did not expect drastic developm ents as a

I sequel to M atsuoka’s visit.“ W h at he is seeking is strength­

ening the A x is through a complete understanding am ong the three signatories, as w e ll as a better grasp o f the outlook o f the in ter­national situation. Only then can the form ula fo r settlem ent o f the China con flict and policies o f w ar­tim e diplom acy be firm ly estab­lished,” the Yom iuri stated.

GIRLS!

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P a g e T w o T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Wednesday, March 12,1941

TOO/SOON|TO4 by P R IS C IL L A W A Y N E

— Dl»tr. by United Feature Syndlcatc.Jtoc-

CONFERENCE— Harry L. Hopkins, right, has conference with John G . W inant, new Ambassador to Britain after returning from special investigation trip to England for President Roosevelt. He refused to say what he had learned in England, although he was confident "H itle r can't lick the British. He urged American aid for Britain.

G O O D W ILL GESaURE— Members of Chilean ski team, making 6,000-m ile tour of American ski resorts, raise flags of Chile and U. S. over cabin at summit of Cranmore Mountain, North Con- jjyay, N . H ., before making first run.

A ID UNDERGROUND— Medical aid posts have been erected in 79 subway stations in London. Above are children receiving care at South Kensington station. Posts even contain wards for infectious cases. Passed by British censor.

ITA LIAN S LEFT GUNS— Natives of Nairobi, capital of British colony of Kenya, East Africa, show interest in Italian guns captured by British in recent operations in Italian Somaliland. Guns are in front of Town H all. British censor did not state what natives said.

‘Expediter’ Falla, First Dos; of Nation

Defense expediter is way President Roosevelt described London job to which he appointed W. Averill Hardman, above, Union Pacific board chairman. Harriman will estimate British defense needs and

do trouble-shooting.

! Rosalou Blake, factory girl, aand Jerry Thomas, dance-hall singer, fa ll in love, but her par­en ts disapprove o f Jerry and fcause a m isunderstanding be­tw een them. W hen Hugh Me M asters, a supervisor at the fa c ­tory , proposes to her, her parents u rge her to accept him, but she refuses. Meanwhile, Jerry has been given a radio contract. H op ing that his success may help h im to win Rosalou, he starts tak ing her out again but, when she meets some o f his smart new friends, she feels shabby and out o f place. In particular, the beau­tifu l Constance Garvely treats her w ith contempt and tries to take Jerry away from her. A t a party given by Constance, she is snubbed and has a very unhappy time. She has lied to her par­ents, but her father learns she’s out w ith Jerry, traces her to the party and angrily takes her home. W hen Jerry follows them, she tells him that her father is right— that she doesn’t belong in his new circle o f sophisticated friends and that she doesn’t want to see him again.

lou, w ith trem bling fingers, opened the box. M ary guessed that it was from Jerry, because an offering from Hugh — a lovely quilted silk dressing gown — had come that morning.

Rosalou tore open Jerry ’s note, quickly read it.

Dearest, I love you. W on ’t you please telephone or write me? I am so unhappy, and love you so much. I must see you. Jerry.

His fervency touched Rosalou’s heart, but did not affect her deci­sion. She had made up her mind.

Her m other turned from the ta ­ble. “ M y! Those are the prettiest roses I ever saw ! ”

“ Put them downstairs in the liv ­ing room,.” Rosalou said. “ I want all o f you to en joy them .”

M ary obeyed. She knew that this was her daughter’s way o f getting the flowers where sight o f them would not rem ind her o f Jerry.

A fter her mother had le ft the room, Rosalou climbed out o f bed, slipped into the quilted robe, and went over to her desk.

H er note to Jerry was very brief:

SHE PROTESTS— Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling of Chicago, author of "The Red Network," arrested in Washington when she pro­tested against lend-lease bill with other v/omen outside Senate chamber. She said she represented "Mothers' Crusade."

President lioosevelt's pet Scuttle, Falla, named after one of the President’s ancient ancestors, begs from Thomas Qualters, Presi­

dent’s bodyguard.

TW O FROM ONE— High explosive bomb dropped by Nazi flier on Sheffield, England, hit this tramcar and cut it in iw o. Bomb also dug crater in street. British censor did not give casualties.

CH APTER X X I EDOSALOU was ill the next

day.Her mother, pattering into

her room in the early morning, found the girl burning with fever.

“ Y ou ’ve caught a terrible cold,” M ary B lake scolded, wanting to pet Instead o f scold, but not knowing exactly how. “ These silly modern evening dresses! But they ’re pretty. I don’t blame you for buying one, honey. You needed an evening flress.”

Rosalou turned her face to the wall so that M ary wouldn’t see the tears in her eyes. She didn’t want to hear that note o f sympathy in her m other’s voice.

Tom Blake insisted that M ary call the doctor. He was suffering from remorse this morning, regret­ting his hasty action o f the night before. Tom was like that— he act­ed first and thought second, i W hen the doctor came, he said there was nothing wrong with Rosalou except a severe cold. “ Keep her in bed, Mrs. Blake. These flu colds are treacherous. She ought to stay home from work for two or three days.”

Rosalou allowed her m other to fuss over her for a while, then closed her eyes. She pretended that she was asleep, hoping that M ary would go tip toeing away.

However, the latter was not fooled. “ Y ou ’re not asleep, Rosie,” the said, presently. “ And Dad wants to come ih and talk to you a minute.”

TH ERE was nothing Rosalou could do but consent. She knew

that her fa th er would be in a d if­ferent mood this m orning— would be apologetic fo r his anger.

She was right.He touched her hot cheek. “ I —

f’m sorry, Rosie. I guess I made kind o f a mess o f things last n ight.”

She smiled wanly. “ I t ’s all right. I feel just as I said last night. I — I hadn’t any business going to that party. You won’t need to worry any fnore. I ’ll not see Jerry Thom as again.”

Tom Blake came out o f the room feeling happier. “ M aybe it wasn’t such a bad idea, a fter all, going after her last night,” he said to his wife. “ Seems to have taught her a lesson. I th ink she sees things our way now.”

But M ary Wasn’t so sure.

RO SALO U stayed in bed fo r sev­eral days but, even a fter her

fever was gone, she remained spir­itless and wan.

“ You must remember that she had that accident a while back,” the doctor told M ary. “ She hasn’t completely recovered from the e f ­fects o f that, and flu colds are mighty weakening to the system. Don’t worry — she’s getting along ill right.”

Just the same, M ary was almost glad when the note from Jerry came. It came with a huge box o f Am erican Beauty roses.

M ary pretended to be busy at a table across the room when Rosa-

Thank you fo r the lovely flowers, hut please don’t send any more. Our friendship has been a mistake. I m eant exactly what I said the other n igh t. Please don’t try to see me again.

Just that. But when M ary came back into the room, she found that, for no apparent reason, the g ir l’s tem perature had gone up again.

HO W EVER, not even flu colds can keep healthy young girls

in bed forever. Rosalou was up in a few days, and was planning to go back to work the next day.

It was that evening that Hugh McMasters dropped in shortly be­fore dinner.

“ Y ou ’re just in tim e fo r dinner,” Tom Blake told ihe younger man. “ M ary here has cooked corned beef and cabbage, though I don’t reck­on a young fe llow like you cares much for that kind o f fodder.”

“ D on ’t I, though !” Hugh said. “ And I don’t m ind te lling you that I rather hoped you ’d ask me to stay. A fte r dinner, I ’ve got some­th ing to tell you.”

I t was a jo lly meal. I t was nice to have Rosalou down w ith the fam ­ily again, and Hugh was good com ­pany. Tom liked him very much, and the boys adored him.

A fte r dinner, he waited until M ary had put A1 and B ert to bed before telling his news.

Then, he announced proudly, “ I ’m being transferred to the Chi­cago m ill— am scheduled to leave here in about two weeks. Th e pro­m o tio n 's wonderful. I ’ll be th ird in charge there.”

As he glanced over a t Rosalou, she sensed what was coming.

Tom shook his hand cordially. “ Congratulations! I like to see a young fe llow getting ahead. You deserve this, H u gh !”

“ In a way, I ’m sorry,” Hugh said slowly, still looking at Rosalou. “ I don ’t mean about m oving. The Chicago m ill is much larger than the one here, and I hope to be in charge there some day. I t ’s just that I — well, I hate to leave Rosa­lou w ithout having things settled. I ’d— I ’d rather give up the prom o­tion than— than------ ” He stopped.

Somehow, it seemed to Rosalou that she liked him more that m in ­ute than she had ever liked him before. He suddenly seemed like an old and true friend going out o f her life.

“ M aybe,” she said, in a voice that she scarcely recognized as her own, “ maybe things could be set­tled.”

“ R os ie !” Hugh exclaim ed eager­ly. “ I — well, I thought i f you would go along, it would be the most won­derfu l th ing that ever happened!I— I thought I ’d ask you ”

“ I w ill go along, Hugh,” she an­swered simply.

Suddenly, the way seemed very clear to her. M arry Hugh and go to Chicago. Away from all this, away from Jerry Thomas, maybe she could fo r g e t . . . .

(T o he con tinued )(T h e characters in this seria l are

f ic titiou s .)

I It’s lea as usual lor these Canadians in the Rockies, as Bill Wellman and Bob Gouriey soar over sinners at base of Sunshine Valley ski

jump, near Banff. Alberta.

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Wednesday,.March 12,1941 T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Page Three

COTTON GROWN IN TRY-OUT IN WESTERN PART OF JAPAN AND TEST WILL BE WIDENEDN IIG A TA FARMERS RAISE A SUFFICIENT CROP TO MEET OWN NEEDS AND W IL L SEEK ENOUGH TO M ARKET SURPLUS A T TH EIR N E X T HARVEST

TOKYO, Mar. 12 Directors of the Nakakubiki CountyAgricultural Association of Niigata prefecture are jubilant, for they have accomplished a task which has never beendreamed of before in the district the cultivation of cottonplants, the Asahi reports. No farmer in Niigata and Toyama prefectures, noted for heavy snowfalls and dampness, hither­to had believed that the growing o f cotton plants was possi­ble, until recently, when they were able to feast their eyeson the blooming flowers o f cotton plants in that territory.

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PROMPTED BY CRICKETSWeary of wearing “ sufu” work clothes and tabi which

crickets and grass-hoppers have found to be a very agreeable food, and which do not last very long anyway, the farmers o f the country began to give the matter of obtaining a self supply o f cotton goods more serious thought.

Subsequent^, they approached the officials of the local agricultural association for help. Unable to resist the urgent plea of the farmers, the skeptical decided to give the plan a try-out.I , : * $ $ $

; ' > ' RESULTS SURPRISINGThe results were surprisingly good, much to the delight

o f the farmers as well as officials, who once believed that nothing short of a miracle could make such a plan possible.

Greatly encouraged by this experiment, the offiicals now are urging the farmers to grow more cotton plants next year, not only to make their work clothes, but also to sell surplus quantities to other prefectrues, where the farmers are suf­fering from an acute shortage of cotton goods.

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, MOST COTTON IMPORTEDThe vast bulk of Japan’s cotton is imported from the

United States in figures that have netted the planters of the American South hundreds of millions yearly. Brazil also has become a heavy source o f supply, particularly in the last few years.

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WEST CALLS EX-CCC BOYS

NISEI CREED OF LOYALTY OFFERS EXAMPLE OF AMERICAN PATRIOTISM ALL MAY EMULATE

L ITTLE M ARY MIXUP, accompanied by her creator, Bob Brinkerhoff, makes her contribution to the Mile o’ Dimes stand in Radio City, New York. The event was broadcast to millions of Mary’s fans over a national net­work. Clay Morgan, radio executive, holds the microphone.

AERIAL WARFARE AS IDEA FOUND CENTURIES OLD SAYS REPORT

TILLAM OOK, Ore A check here reveals that 17 mem­bers of a Civilian Conservation Camp, disbanded two years ago, have returned from their native Rhode Island to make their homes in Oregon. Several of the boys have married lo­cal girls and all o f them are employed, the survey showed.

CHICAGO, Mar. 12— Warfare from the skies was fore­seen centuries ago in China, according to a book written by the late Dr. Berthold Laufer, formerly of the Field Museum of Chicago, and published by the Museum Press in 1928.

The book, “ The Prehistory of Aviation,” describes a “ flying chariot,” designed by a Chinese mechanic, Ki-kung. The Chinese emperor at that time, however, “ caused the air­ship to be destroyed, as he did not wish his own people to see it.”

Centuries later in 1670 the Jesuit, Francesco Lana, after planning a similar flying machine, published the best reason why the early Chinese machine was destroyed.

“ I do not see any other difficulty that could prevail ag­ainst this invention,” Lana wrote, “ save. . . . that God will never permit such a machine to be constructed, in order to preclude the numerous consequences which might disturb the civil and political government among men. For who sees not that no city would be secure from surprise attacks, as the airship might appear at any hour directly over its market- square and would land there its crew?

“ The same would happen to private houses and to ships crossing the sea. . . . Even without descending, it could hurl iron pieces which would capsize the vessel and kill men, and the ships might be burnt with artificial fire, balls and bombs.”

The N ise i Creed o f loya lty was w ritten by M ike Masaoka, 24- year-old nisei o f Utah. A n instruc­tor o f debating at the U n iversity o f U tah and president o f the Salt Lake chapter o f the Citizens L ea g ­ue, Mr. Masaoka has been an out­standing spokesman fo r the nisei. The N isei Creed was quoted re ­cently at the E l Centro Citizens League Installation in Californ ia and subsequently was reported in the Calexico Chronicle and the San D iego Sun. A ga in quoted over sta­tion K F W B on the V a lley Forum program by a representative o f the San Francisco Speakers Bu- rea, and recently published in the Japanese Am erican R eview in full, it is herew ith published in the H a­waii M ainichi:

“ I am proud that I am an Am erican citizen o f Japanese an­cestry, fo r m y very background makes me appreciate more fu lly

i the wonderfu l advantage o f this I nation. I believe in her institutions, ideals and traditions; ~ I g lo ry in

| her heritage; I boast o f her his­to ry ; I trust in her future. She

i has granted me liberties and op- ! portunities such as no individual | enjoys in this world today. She has given me an education b e fit­tin g kings. She has entrusted me w ith the responsibilities o f the franchise. She has perm itted me to

build a home, to earn a livelihood, to worship, think, speak and act as I please— as a free man equal to every other man.

“ A lthough some individuals m ay discrim inate against me, I shall never become b itter or lo3e fa ith fo r I know that such persons are not representative o f the m ajority o f the Am erican people. True, I shall do all in m y pow er to dis­courage such practices, but I shall do it in the Am erican w ay : above­board, in the open, through courts o f law, by education, by proving m yself to be w orth y o f equal treatm ent and consideration. I am firm in m y belief that Am erican sportsmanship and attitude o f fa ir j p lay w ill judge citizenship and pat­riotism on the basis o f action and achievement, and not on the basis

Suzuki Sumiko To ‘Perform Tonight

at Palace Theatre

o f physical characteristics.“Because I believe in Am erica,

and I trust she believes in me, and because I have received in­numerable benefits from her, I pledge m yself to do honor to her at ail times and in all places; to support her constitution; to obey her laws; to respect her f la g ; to defend her against all enemies, fore ign and domestic; to active ly assume m y duties and obligations as citizen, cheerfu lly and withuot any reservations whatsoever, in the hope that I m ay become a better Am erican in a greater Am erica .”

Bride to Have Been In Osaka Pledges Loyalty to Sialn ManO S A K A — V ow ing to be fa ith fu l

to her fiance, who was killed in ac­tion in the Nom onhan incident in August, 1939, R iyoko Minato, 24, at Okada, N ish i Shindachi-mura, Sennan-gun, Osaka prefecture, ap­plied recently to the Osaka M ono­poly Bureau fo r permission to run a tobacco shop at the late serv­icem en’s house w ith the Im peria l m onetary g i ft granted to the late serviceman as the operating fund.

! Turning a deaf ear to m arriage proposals from w ea lthy fam ilies, she has vowed fid e lity to her late fiance.

A symbolic “ m arriage” cerem o­ny” w ith the late servicem an’s remains was held im m ediately a f­ter the v illage funeral.

“The Shochiku-Shinko Stage Show” will be shown on a special return engagement by popular demand, at the Palace Theatre tonight only— one show at 7.00 P. M., with an entirely new stage and screen entertainment.

As a special treat to the mov­ie fans, Miss Sumiko Suzuki will portray “Cat Phantom Gtama” for which she is widely known to local fans. Supporting Miss Suzuki in this spectacular show areJyunzaburo Ban, Nobuo O- ishi, Mari Umekoji and Kiyoko Segawa. Since her arrival in the islands, this will be Miss Suzu- ki’s first performance of the cat phantom and will assure you a spectacular and grand show by the entire troupe.

The special screen entertain­ment will be “A R A K A W A NO SA K IC H I,” Shochiku Shimoka- mo thrilling and heart-throb­bing samurai drama starring Bayashi Chojiro and Kitami Rei- ko.

This entire program will be shown at our popular Japanese prices— loges 44c— general ad­missions— adults 40c, Student’s section 25c and children (under 12 yrs.) 10c.

TAILSPIN TOMMY By HAL FORREST

JIM HARDY By DICK MOORES

LITTLE MARY MIX-UP By HANS BRINKERHOFF

HILO THEATREV irg in ia Gilmore, one o f the

screen’s fastest rising young ac­tresses, has the leading role in “ Jennie,” absorbing drama o f fam i­ly life showing today at the H ilo theater.

She portrays a courageous

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young w ife who dares to stand up to her in-laws and figh t fo r the happiness o f the man she loves and that o f his brothers and sis­ters.

Others in the cast are W illiam Henry, George M ontgom ery, Lud­w ig Stossel, Dorris Bowdon, Rand Brooks and R ita Quigley.

W hen Jennie m arries and goes td live w ith her husband’s fam ily she finds that her father-in-law is a cruel and selfish man who domi­nates his entire fam ily and pre­vents them from liv in g their own lives. H ow Jennie changes this si­tuation is the theme o f the g rip ­ping story.

A special return showing o f “F ligh t Command,” drama o f nav­al aviation starring Robert T ay ­lor, w ill take place a t the H ilo theater tomorrow.

PALACE THEATREA sparkling array o f ta len t w ill

present the Shochiku-Shinko stage show at the Palace theater tonight at 7. The program w ill be a varied one, w ith music, dancing and no­ve lty acts.

A t the 2 o ’clock matinee only a double feature screen show w ill be presented. The pictures are “ Ten N igh ts in a Barroom ” and “ Riders o f B lack Mountain,” starring T im McCoy.

Tom orrow ’s screenfare a t the Palace w ill be “ She Couldn’t Say N o ,” comedy romance w ith R oger P ryo r and E ve Arden, and “ R id­ers from Now here,” w ith Jack Randall.

AT THE ROYALA grand comedy about a vaude­

ville fa m ily ’s troubles in a hick town, is “ Young People,” starring Sh irley Tem ple and Jack Oakie, showing today at the R oyal thea­ter. Com ing tomorrow, “ Queen o f the Bob,” w ith Ralph Bellamy, and “ Drums o f the D esert,” star­ring Lorna Grey.

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Page Four TH E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Wednesday, March 12,1941

Maui Cops Third Successive 4-IAAF Boxing TourneyM am ich i S portoria l

Coming home on the good ship Hualalai this morn-• ing was the sad Hawaii i Boxing team led by Manager ) John H. Beukema and Kazumi Taosaka, trainer. The pre­

tourney favorites lost out to the strong Maui Boxing team 17-10 in the 4-IAAF Boxing championship tourney at Lanai Cit$\

Fred Silvano and Joseph Gumpher did not fail the local fans as the pair copped their respective title impressively. But Tommy Morita was the big disappointment as he lost put in the semi-finals to Tetsuo Tanaka of Lanai. This de­partment thought that i f Hawaii had one fighter who had a chance to cop the title, he would be Morita.

Maybe Morita was o ff form, maybe he waited too long—his bad habit and started out too late, or maybe Morita wasjust o ff night, anyway the fact remains that he lost his fight. Now it would take a good fighter, yes a darn good fighter, to beat the Tommy Morita we know. Tanaka after de- cisioning Morita, it was reported, got a boxing lesson from Maui’s Takeshi Murayama.

Another fighter who failed to come through was John Torres. He was eliminated in the semi-finals by Tommy Ha- segawa of Maui, who went on to win the title. Hasegawa, a former Wainaku boy, fought here last year as a featherwei­ght.

Although losing it was reported that Esteban Bibilone and Joe Park gave their opponents a whale of a battle. Bibi­lone lost to Murayama who later copped the flyweight title, while Park lost out to Shigeo Wasano o f Maui.

Perhaps the most impressive Hawaii boxer was Jo- ' seph Gumpher. Gumpher after losing a decision to

Philip Lizares in a recent dual meet came right back to knockout the later in the titular bout. In the semi-finals

he kayoed A. Pelago of Maui. Because of his fine showing in the 4-IAAF, Joe Gumpher is looked upon to go far in the coming territorials.

Fred Silvano, classy featherweight king, proved himself too good a boxer for the Maui lads as he won all his bouts by a wide margin. Whether he can cleverly outbox much more experienced fighters of Honolulu will be known in the ter­ritorial championships. I f he can, he’ll cop the title, i f not— well we’ll just wait and see.

The Big Island missed out in the bantamweight and wel­terweight divisions. I f Joe Ayala and Freddie Ledesma had gone to the tourney and copped their respective titles, the outcome of the meet would have been a different story. In the fights here both amateurs won over the Maui champions. Ayala was detained because of work, while Ledesma, now in Honolulu, was supposed to join the team in Lanai, but for some unknown reason he did not make a showing.

Every fighter on the Maui squad deserves a good tap on the back for their fine showing in the 4-IAAF tourney. A fter dropping the dual smoker to Hawaii on February 22, the Val­ley Islanders came right back to atone their previous defeat.Guess it’s just MAUI NO KA 01.

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

qther countries, Greece and China, in the second place. The Balkan situation, although merely smoldering for the pre­sent, due to Adolph Hitler’s apparent desire to acquire what he covets through diplomatic pressure rather than open war­fare, appears to be putting o ff the ultimate day when Bul­garia will become the battleground of Italo-German forces on one side, with the British-Turk combine on the other.

From the East comes word that Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka, iron man of Japan at present ,is leaving Tokyo en- route to Berlin and Rome to confer with Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini, with a possible stopover also in Moscow to chat with Joseph Stalin, head of the USSR. The coming con­ference o f Axis leaders in Europe may be taken as a meeting

- o f the totalitarian powers to decide the future course of the Axis nations in view of the certainty o f increased U. S. as­sistance to England and other powers aligned on the side of the democracies. Word has already been given to the world that President Franklin Roosevelt may visit England, where he is expected to hold conferences with both Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of England, and the English crown heads.

Two memorable events have become history, namely, the passage of the U. S. Lend-Lease Bill and the Franco-Thailand peace in the Far East. The American people, through their representatives in Congress, have bestowed upon their pre­sident emergency powers which make the U. S. president the equal o f any of the Axis leaders, be he the Japanese foreign minister, Adolph Hitler, Mussolini or Stalin. Actually, de­spite all the limitations put on the Lend-Lease mea'sure, but with the entire resources of the wealthiest nation at his com­mand to a large degree, President Roosevelt will be able to wield a much greater influence than the leaders o f the Axis powers.

Everything points to the fact that the world situation, divided between the Axis powers on one side and the demo­cracies on the other, has come to a definite focus. Out of the prospective visits of Yosuke Matsuoka, Japan’s aggres­sive minister, to the European Axis capitals, and President franklin Roosevelt’s planned visit in the immediate future to the English capital, should come further crystalization of the entire world situation, thus bringing the day closer when powers on both sides will be obliged to work for a negotiated peace or ciecide the issues at stake in a warfare never known before in the history of mankind.

Momentous events are in store for the entire world dur­ing the next six months. The giants ,of the universe have giv­en notice that they will start upon their journeys and when they return, the world will hear from them in no uncertain terms.

WRECKERS WIN CLOSE GAME OVER EAGLESO NE M OKE N IG H T O F P L A Y

R E M A IN IN G IN 140 P O U N D LO O P

Miraculous shooting- and close guarding marked their playing as Coach Fun Chung W ong’s Wanderers gained solo leader­ship of the HRC 140 pound bas­ketball league with a walk-away

42-17 win over Peter McLean’s A - mateurs last n ight a t Lym an Hall.

W a lte r V ic to r ’s Eagles, on the other hand, weakened w ith the progress o f their contest and let Ah Tuck Goo’s W reckers beat them 26-21 to drop into a tie fo r second w ith the latter. W anderers and Eagles had won their opening games in the championship round last week.

W anderers now have tw o wins to their credit; Eagles and W reck ­ers one v ic to ry and one defeat, each; and Am ateurs tw o losses. In ­cidentally W anderers have y e t to .lose a league gam e this season, having won all seven games in the elim ination round.

Sparked by H enry K a lua and Verden K im , W anderers go t o f f to a fine start and piled up a com­fortab le 20-8 lead in the firs t ha lf to p ractica lly clinch the game. The second half found no le ttin g down though as the winners continued to play good ball against the more* ragged Am ateurs fiv e to finish at 42-17.

K alua and K im led the Nom ads w ith 13 and 10 points, respective­ly, while George Sylvester o f the losers was being lim ited to 7 points.

The Eagles vs. W reckers gam e was the closer o f the tw o w ith the outcome undecided until the last few minute3.

Eagles pulled ahead in the firs t ha lf o f the gam e and maintained a small lead all the way, leading 9-5 at the quarter, and 15-11 at half time. Fo llow ing the rest pe­riod W reckers came hack w ith a rush and scored 5 points in a row to fo rge ahead fo r the firs t time. From then on it was a nip and tuck a ffa ir into the final period, when the score was tied at 21 all, W reckers scored 5 points in the last few minutes to w in 26-21.

Haruo Taketa w ith 10 and H iro ­shi N agam i w ith 9 led the winners while Adrian Todd and Joe F erre i­ra led the losers w ith 8 and 6 points, respectively.

F ina l games in this division are scheduled fo r M onday n igh t when W reckers m eet Am ateurs and E a ­gles, W anderers. W anderers can win the title by downing Eagles, but a defeat m ay cause a three- w ay tie fo r firs t place.

Scores:

W anderers 10 10 8 14— 42Amateurs ....... 6 2 6 3— 17

Eagles .................. 9* 6 2 4— 21W reck ers ............... 5 6 8 7— 26

SILVANO AND GUMPHER COP BOXING TITLESTO M M Y M O R IT A LOSSES O U T

IN SE M I-F IN A LS , M U R A ­Y A M A C LA SSY

W ith four fighters copping their respective championships the Maui Boxing team garnered the 1941 4-Island Amateur A th ­letic Federation boxing tourna­ment held at Lanai City over the

weekend. H aw a ii boxers w inning the championships w ere Fred S il­vano and Joseph Gumpher in the featherw eigh t and m iddleweight divisions.

Colorfu l Fred Silvano o f H aw a ii won an impressive decision over Shigeo W asano o f Maui in the t i ­tular scrap. I t was Silvano’s c lev­er boxing tactics that kept W asa­no a t bay throughout the fu ll three rounds.

Gumpher W ins Philip L izares o f Maui lost his

m iddleweight crown to Joseph Gumpher. Gumpher knocked out the champ in the third round a fter tw o minutes and 5 seconds o f toe- to-toe slugging.

Takeshi M urayam a o f Maui showed too much class fo r Tetsuo Tanaka o f Lanai as the form er easiy outpointed his opponent to cop the flyw e igh t crown.

Tom m y H asegaw a o f M aui scor­ed a clean knockout over Jack N eri o f Lanai in one minute and 45 seconds o f the firs t round in the titu lar ligh tw eigh t bout.

In the bantam w eight scrap R i­chard Tran ilo o f M aui came back strong a fte r being floored to knock out his opponent Carl He- rolaga o f Lanai to garner the championship.

The w e lterw eigh t title was won by Yoshio Enem oto o f M aui over Dionicio Tesoro also o f Maui. Ene­moto also holds a v ic to ry over T e ­soro in the Maui championships.

The results o f the elim ination bouts fo llow :

Semi-Finals Tom m y Hasegaw a (M ) decision-

ed John Torres (H ) lightw eights.Jack N er i (L ) decisioned Taketo

Takem oto (M ) lightweights.Tetsuo Tanaka (L ) decisioned

Tom m y M orita (H ) flyw eights.Takeshi M urayam a (M ) deci­

sioned Esteban Bibilone (H ) , f l y ­weights.

Shigeo W asano (M ) decisioned Joe P a rk (H ) featherweights.

F red Silvano (H ) decisioned Peter K im (M ) featherweights.

Carl H ero laga (L ) decisioned Kazumi Kubo (M ) bantamweights.

Joe Gumpher (H ) knocked out A. Pe lago (M ), 1 m inute 25 sec- ands, 2nd round, m iddleweights.

Quarter-Finals Tom m y H asegaw a (M ) decision-

3d Louis Valentine (L ) ligh tw e i­ghts.

Tetsuo Tanaka (M ) decisioned Ben L izares (M ), flyw eigh ts.

M aui registered a to ta l o f 17 points to garner the th ird succes­sive 4 - IA A F championship. H aw a ii same in second w ith 10 points fo l- owed by Lanai w ith 5 m arkers.

Jack Mounts, chairman o f the Viaui Boxing commission, was pre­sented the championship Okam oto srophy by D exter Fraser, president >f the 4 -IA A F .

BRITISH AID BILL SIGNED BY FDR

(Continued From Page One) the House to the fina l passage o f the measure but dem ocratic ad­m inistration forces called all oppo­sition down and vociferously de­manded a vote on the bill., Republican leader, Rep. Joseph M artin voiced his opinion that a- mendments made by the Senate were still inadequate, hut when he made known his intention to vote for the measure any way, he was greeted w ith loud applause. He de­clared that the U. S. Congress had taken a step unprecedented in the h istory o f the U n ited States and that there was im inent danger In every step A m erica took from now.

The final passage and sign ing o f the Lend-Lease measure g ives the U. S. president, heading the coun­try which is still “ techn ica lly” at peace w ith the world, the broadest power ever g iven an Am erican president in the absence o f a na­tional eemrgency.

H O N O L U L U , Mar. 11— Four more favorites were eliminated in the 1941 Oahu County A A U Boxing championship tourna­ment last night at 1 the Civic Auditorium as the tourney ad­vanced into the finals.In the b iggest upset bout o f the

even ing Paul Inam ine o f C YO last a questionable decision to Masa N akam oto o f Kakaako. Inam ine outboxed Nakam oto and landed the cleaner and harder blows, how ­ever, it was N akam oto ’s aggres­siveness that caught the judges eyes.

Chinene TKOedRichard Chinen o f C YO a fter

being floored fiv e times in the tw o rounds o f figh ting , lost a technical knockout to Manuel L e ­desma o f C YO in a bantam w eight bout. Ledesm a tim e and again beat Chinen to the punch w ith his sharp-shooting le ft hand.

Jose Badis o f W aipahu won a close decision over Salvador Leboy o f C YO in a fea therw eigh t scrap. This figh t was a slugfest as both figh ters traded blows w illin g ly and had the fans on their fe e t throughout the three rounds.

In the fourth upset bout L lew e l­lyn Strohlin o f C ityw ide decision­ed Dan Fernandez o f C YO by con­stantly beating him to the punch. This was a w e lterw eigh t bout.

In a close and hard fou gh t bat­tle Bobby L ee o f C ityw ide won a close decision over A lfred K im of

BRITAIN CALLS FOR U. S. FLEET

(Continued From P age One) a vast skeleton organization o f fliers, seamen, and soldiers to take over large quantities o f planes,

Bobby McLeod in Naval Air Force

C H IC AG O , Mar. 12— Bobby M c­Leod, form er footba ll star, was in ­ducted yesterday into the United States N ava l A ir Force.

M cLeod while p lay ing fo r D a rt­mouth was rated A ll-A m erican right-halfbacf. In 1939 he was a j

member o f the Chicago Bears pro grid squad.

J -A A A . Both are form er Maui boxers.

The results o f the rest o f the bouts fo llow s:

H enry Oshiro (C Y O ) decisioned Joe Sanchez (C Y O ), bantam w ei­ghts.

W illiam Dias (C Y O ) knocked out John A lb erti (H V A A ) . Second round, m iddleweights.

B ill Townsend (H V A A ) techni­cal knocked out F e lix B oreliz (C Y O ), third round, lightheavy- weights.

G ilbert Lowenstein (H V A A ) de­cisioned Frank K ladek (H V A A ) , lightheavy weights.

Benny M actogone (C Y O ) deci­sioned E dgar Lew is (H V A A ) , li­ghtweights.

Ben Huihui (J -A A A ) decisioned T im Cruz (C Y O ), m iddleweights.

Yasushi Yasutake (J -A A A ) te ­chnical knocked out Dan Borero (C Y O ) second round, fea th erw ei­ghts.

Dado M arino (J -A A A ) decision­ed Tsuneo M izusawa (C ityw id e ), flyw eights.

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LEGISLATIVE SIDELIGHTS

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Quite a b it amusing to see our physically copulent Senator A b e in the role o f Uncle Sam ’s bond sales­man. . . W ell, to be serious that was p lacing him self r igh t on rec­ord as a patriotic Am erican c iti­zen, criticism s directed against him because o f his p lebiscite bill notwithstanding. . . Y ou ’re b ig en­ough, so le t the windbags g e t their innings to their fu llest satis fac­tion. Personally, this scribe would like to see you make a m ove to place all police w ork in the te rri­tory in the hands o f the U. S. A r ­m y and N a v y until such tim e that the present tense fee lin g in the Pacific ’ subsides. Th is ’ll save lots fo r the te rrito ry in police expen­ditures. . . . m illions as a m atter o f fa c t every year. . . le t Uncle Sam ’s boys keep a p re tty close first-hand tab on w hat is go in g on from the m ilita ry standpoint . . . and g ive these fe llow s who want to take the police out o f politics just the th ing they want. H ow about it, “ Honest” A b e?

Tonelli Volunteers For Draft Service

CH ICAG O , Mar. 11 — Form er A ll-Am erican fu llback from N o ­tre Dam e’s 1939 team, M ario T o ­nelli, was measured yesterday fo r an A rm y uniform. Tonelli signed up w ithout w a iting to be called by his d ra ft board. Last year he p lay ­ed w ith the N ational P ro League Chicago Cardinals.

Reds Win Exhibition Game Over Yankees

ST. PE TE R S B U R G , Fla.. Mar. 11— The Cincinnati Reds defeated the N ew Y ork Yankees 3 to 2 in an exhibition gam e played here yesterday.

H ero o f the gam e was W illie W erber o f the Reds who homered in the second inning w ith one a- board. Yankees outhit the Reds 9-6 but couldn’t overcom e the two-run lead.

Scores:

Cincinnati 020 100 000— 3....6....I

N ew Y o rk 000 001 010— 2....9....0

D erringer, Guise (4 ), Hutchings (7) and W est; Murphy, Russo (4 ), B arley (7) and Sylvestri,

l LEGAL NOTICE I • •T E R R IT O R Y O F H A W A II F O U R T H C IR C U IT C O U R T

Hilo, H aw a ii E S T A T E o f S E K IJ IR O N A K A ­

M U R A , D E C E A S E DProbate No. 1609

To all persons interested in the estate o f S E K IJ IR O N A K A M U R A, late o f W ainaku, in the County oi H awaii, deceased. A petition has been presented to said court by TH EO . H. D A V IE S & CO., L IM IT ­ED, o f H ilo, in said county, p ray­ing that F R E D L. H A R L O C K E R be appointed adm inistrator o f said estate. I f you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a w ritten appearance in said court a t H ilo before ten o ’clock in the forenoon on the 19th day of March, 1941, the return day o f this citation.

W itness, the H O N O R A B L E J. F R A N K M cL A U G H L IN , Judge of said court, this 25th day o f F eb r­uary, 1941.

(S g d ) A . S. C A R V A L H O C lerk

February 26; M arch 5, 12, 1941

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M IR UPSETS IN OARU AAU BOXING TOURNEY

ships, and guns expected from the United States. I t was also disclos­ed that United. States m ilitary, na­va l and a ir experts have been w ork ing m ore than four months, closely cooperating w ith the B rit­ish, thus B ritish forces are able to operate U. S. equipment immedi- at.elv.

Three Games Slated In 125 Pound LeagueThe championship round o f the

H R C 125 pound basketball league I w ill be p ractica lly brought to a close w ith three games ton ight a t Lym an Hall.

In the firs t tw o games, co-lead- 1 ers Troop 30 and W a iloa A are booked to m eet Lincolns and P i ­rates, respectively, and W ainaku Beavers are matched against Je­w elers in the fina l contest.

E xcept fo r the P ira tes vs. Jew­elers fina l match scheduled fo r M onday night, and the lik e ly re­play between P ira tes and Troop 30, ton ight’s games w ill conclude the bulk o f activ ities in the 125 pound league. I t is expected though that tw o or m ore teams w ill tie fo r 1st place and necessitate a p lay-o ff.

Troop 30, W ailoas, P ira tes and Jewelers have each lost one apiece,

I w ith the firs t tw o w inning three, and the last tw o w inning tw o g a ­mes to date. None o f these can a f­ford to lose at this stage o f the game.

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