We have already taken our hats off to • lead Coach J o h n D. Kaupiko of the lu i Nalu for br inging in a winner in he great Molokai-Oahu canoe race. T o jam Kahanamoku who gave so much of is time, knowledge and spirit to the

i/inners another round of applause and iheers. Good work fellows—that about aakes it a clean sweep for H u i Nalu n 1954.

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. . . And let's give a big hand to the rews of the Outrigger Canoe Club and »ie Beach Services. Both crews finished 1 good shape and made a fine showing

nr their first try at this—the "longest, nughest and most trying canoe race in fie world."

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A letter f rom our good fr iend Harry . Clayton of Vancouver, B. C. informs •> that he will be with us in late Novem-3r. He is delayed a bit but says, "My

t a r t is about breaking for that beach." ;Iany OCCers will remember his four-lonths ' visit last year and his bag of aagic tricks. Maybe he'll perform for us

we are real nice. Aloha Harry and jthel.

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f Pat O 'Connor , swimmer, surfer, pad-r, volleyballer, is taking life seriously

3i»ese days. H e is a t tending Hastings Law I hool in San Francisco than which there \ no tougher school. Good luck Pat.

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] Stanford roommates are Curley Carls-:11, sophomore, and Bill Goodheart ,

rnior. Curley is on the varsity football i'om and played in the Illinois and Navy nmes. They could have used h im in that rrible UCLA game. Best of seasons

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\ J immie and Mrs. Pflueger just back torn Detroi t where J im took a look at Je '55 Chryslers. T r i p was on the Uni-rrsal Motors as J im was top salesman fr six months.

Admiral Charles B. Momsen, the ad-miral who isn't here (officially), had member Fred (Kamehameha) Cordes out to luncheon at Pearl Harbor last week. He and Momsen are old friends as Fred, who is an expert on subs and elec-trical installations, and he have worked together on Navy sub problems.

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Mrs. G. J. Watumul l entertained Ma-dame Vijaya Pandit for cocktails at her home on October 12. Among OCC mem-bers presented were: Duke and Sargent Kahanamoku and wives, the Dick Wheel-ers, the Vladimir Ossipoffs and the Wal-ter Dillinghams.

i i i Johnny Gomez who is major domo at

Shangri La, Doris Duke's home, recently returned from Hollywood where he re-decorated Rudolph Valentino's old home which was recently purchased for Miss Duke. Gomez is planning a long Euro-pean tour in 1955.

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Mr. and Mrs. Quintero recently enter-tained Mrs. W. D. Weight at the Club. Mrs. Weight, a long time Island resident, has returned for a visit after a six-year absence.

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M O V I E T H E S P I A N S - C h a r l e s Amalu, D u k e K a h a n a m o k u , George Brangier, T . D. Til ton, Luba Desha, Dr. Clarence Fronk, will be seen and heard in the movie "Mr. Roberts," filmed here by Warner Brothers.

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Mrs. fay J. Jepson's famous brother, Ernest Hemingway, was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. 35,000 bucks will be hard to take.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hicks entertained the Stanford Research group at cocktails on October 8 at their home on Diamond Head.

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Don J. Tobin , another eligible bache-lor, has joined the married group. T h e bride is the former Elinor Robertson of Livermore, California.

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