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Vol. 11 No. 5 Circulation 1500 Kay 23, 1958

16TH ANNIVERSARY IlJAU

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JUNE 14, 195a, SATURDAY

5:30 HA COCKTAIIS 7:00 FM LUAU

P LAC E: IOLAN! SCHOOL GYMNASIUM

PRogRAM! !!

NIGRl' CLUB ENTERrAINERS CLUB 100 CHORUS SHIIiAI ET CETERA

J4AKE YOUR RESERVATION:) FAST!

NO TICKEJ:! NO? INSIDE!

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16TH ANNIVERSARY LUAU Well! It' s anniversary t i me

once again! Time r eally travels fast . ' :nd we are get t ing older fast and star ting to forget littl e and big things faster . THAT'S A FACT!

BUr--for Cripes Sake ! DON'T FORGET 'IO GET YOUR TICKErS or MAKE OUR RESERV. ON3 OUT If.+l, fn

at. 5' 3 no no.rm in com~ l.ng ea ller and gotting a head start

The Lu ' Tic et Chairman ilar put his big foot down once ag~ n ThO Jea line to make leservation~ i s June 7. 1958. Al v . NO TICKE TS will be sold 1.t t he gate" AND - -NO TICKEE NO llJAU Jt:M.S THE B ST WORDS!

Tr. count do~m to D-Dc'r T, ne L \'!l. 1 (l.ore u.l Kongo )c ,a ' (H~) i Kenneth 3 ruwa ,ri (HQ) cc cha rmen.

P>' 'Ii 101..1.::1 for not h ': ng to h vc " 1 III at off the fl( or (t 0.3 an' chai r s ) am t o ,'XIe in3 zho. you ' .r eat ing (11 ,bt £" ) ... e 1] 'lS convert i ng t he gyrr' 0 ~ .~~tif~lly lecorated ~ett' "~ill 113 the ta k of , o.se i , karr~r4 ~d hi s Bak . cohorts .

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Traffic off icers al ong Karoku St. and i n Iola ni School ground s will be Paul Shirai's abl e Ableites. Also, they will handle the accounting of ticket s and money.

Chief IlEar Master ll Ken Suehiro and his tenders (HQ) will take car e of the refres with a bi g assi st from Maseru ~ bara . Maki ng s ure that t here will be enough nourishing f ood on the tabl e {serving and waiti ng } will be Shinobu Tofuku ji ' s Medics ~ Headquarter's w i t ers and waitresses.

Dog Cha.pter boys will all come wi t h two s e s of cl othi ( .rt and dirtv) to 'he !). t FOI e . ~ have on thei"" eall c othes; then, f r tho eanin up afte~,ards ,

luder the eagle eye of Sadeshi '~tsun mi, i n dirty clothes !

To l et t he world know It'S your 16th ANNIV..!:RSARY W AU (Rlblicity) will be the job of Yoroku Ito (C) .

tHAT KIID OF ENrERTAImENr A~ WE HAVTIiO????

Why, !IlUsi ca l treat by our own Club 100 all-male choru 9rovl ~ ""', j ""',:;. li -.~ "'C'i~ 1 'e'l a'" flRock hol P salectio

Also entertainment by .?ro­~ession~ night club enter~ jainers, SHIBAI--with Japape ~e

music . Production mana r. f o ' this l a t t e t re t wi ll b Jrrance~ Ok '1 z ki and BJ ueNagas (The e's 1- un t " bo s <;! 1'6C-i~ocu lar . u . .J.. _ vd f r 1 J.; i '::' ent, .

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I ' S!!ould th1n1r:. resal'C1l.88s at. _t Chapt"", ~lce1'8 are at - -~;. ~ OorporQ,tlon~. '. ~:, sboulsl all put ourselV'e. ' to ' ,the er1Ddstcme am pull. iioaether­torge,\t1D& .phaptel' 11l:les, in :an. affairs. .

~ 9 EoUPR'S DI!lt ' -It's time we. broademd ,omi d have joJ.,DJ; e.1JiJ./ OJ.' lmiltlpla- -

Lt. ,Col. mwaxii: Yosb,;lmBsn, . chapter attJUrs .. , ~~'l' OUR :&.n11lbt1~1.~, (!-lOS , . ~mmB AElOU!\? m Sa????? Ohlwter). presen-.ea the Ol;ub 100 Support YOUl' c."'apters-Best Dr1ll domPan~ ,?1o.qUe ,end 3ut support your oOl"l,x>:ratlon 8~HOmer tOl." oompll$ guidon at, • too! tVa ,have dual raoponeib1- " McK'nJ.ey HiGh School BOrre-~ad$ J.1thso J}3 !IE Cl'WU''mlW GROW, SO on ~il 29 $ 19!Hi ( 1Uesday) • SHOUID _ .. oonroRATXO,lIS GBDi'H

DI~: Hovard1YGlte)~... --000-s1dent.. dltl ;the -Sa1!lfll:lDilOl'S .ct , Speak:1ng., a1:D tl.t the iml,>ElXld-the sto' Lot\i3 l!1sh 'SChool- ., ing Nisei vat'in'e-.ns' P'-GUllion, ,. I!#otheraG DaY RO'.ro ~~ on May jUiJt t,'l1nk~ out loud.,wuldn't ll, f.lWAdsy. jl~aot .d,id tlie ~ , it 'be n1/)6S,0 C$OO,. 3ll oif~.oial Qt.'\; t:.c Uaive!'!'Jit';r of, Bawl:l:so:.oo, ~:pI"l3aani;ati~) to '~l?a.~. ~'lt~r- ~l~ .', ~ade ~ 20, s:L'u~£1d~~. , :Lng? COu.1d.tl.~t part of t!le ('QI;-

, . iI<r./i 11 a1:o u.t that far- ItOO)x" pansea be ~ by t.bs Corvora-'l'IWOlm SE.~CE;:t Wall~, '!iion'e traa~tlle ~ till- ' 1!ell! ' rulces not ,\:anding'i"??? Good

---.000........-- p'ublio rclqj ' . 91 i'10uJsl think~ .AM 1 9l1 lot t~M~s fall I ,~w~ ~,~ UfJ Idee fOJ~

~eX'e tha~ \-dll on ith1a one 0 A the l"ee1i3C~"6ttel'tld, Chn~$r8 11 tUo birdie ha.s '-old lllB that to be alae ~tcd; but as .. fl\'nlJ is 1~ tmt .!lE.l.E CffJ\.Pl'.!m- pec1ally ~1I$.nco tb5re is With tho biggest' ~,enti&J3ee:ms Q atl'OXlS ~:.eitapte:f, Lo" An-to Qot1va.te .Ql1A aacelara e thtllJl- gelee Oha.; tel'-. toor&??? (one

--s$.lVGS ~ llno a..1'f~o ~ wnen ~~ta mQney.-l1l, ' pro je:ct ,

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AmlI: ~ off1c~r$ ari) 11+U,n- pe~haps?) ~ . ~ tba shDwtf????? (lbsatblY . ---oqa..-- _ 1t holds tl'U8 Witb eny o1;hei(" Got S011e hOt insidG -1nfo . ___ "oJ::.-: Chapter.) aD 'to the t'lhytS and ~»!;o

1 as:t'ee that 1l'l order -t.o of 1m Nt~ ~~. have a n1'Oll8 OOl"porat1on. , .d.rst cominS .Ari.n1.vers~z.TrIQ@l ?f all va ~t have str.oilg ~ The quest1~ f1pellkera . 'liers-the bUilding blookso And ~t too hot .to . 0 uan comm1t-

.loya;J.'by to ,-chapter Ul:los a%'8 tee to buldJ.e--ao t1ne Oll Chapt;er affairs. ' ., passed" 'b 9k t 'he

lZi"l\.;..when cons1deriJJg o:t - ( Conti Oll l .:.;.-a S) l\b'e on the 00 oration 1~1

kinds of JUINJ'U', hot tea, and cold drinks were served, as earl y as 8:00 AM, in the rain and sunshine e Boy, WHAT'S NEXT???

President Howard MiyakBopen­ed the program. with a short s :paech , in ;r apane se (allowed only 2 . minutes) and then, Robert Sato

PARENTS' DP:f REOOUNl' (OIlr new Executive Secrat8.17) By Blue ltD t ad and earn ed ~p. wi th a sc.appy,

"Will it be an e.mm.a1 at- infomal, well-t1..J:i8ii program. 'air? Olub 100, right on the Presents were presented , to lall! Wish my son was in the 9 surprised parent s who had birth-.Ooth so that I cOl1ld attend the da:ys in AprJ.lo Also gifts went If'fair. Really doi~ something to 10 :foung-looking parents who 'or their pa.rentsl Should do it were well over80 :years~ Al1l IIOre often. Looking forward to many lucky number prJ. zas donated ,he next ono, sinee the first by members were also given out. )ne was great. It' s a great idea. An amusing. laughable~OHAN-Should have done it sooner. ~s! BARA movie was shown along with Joonerl" Th.ese were mny 0:£ the the latest laplilIlO&e news. ~ ine remar~ heard aroWld town, Thanks to Nobu--all free .• ountry, at the Olubhouse, in Heading. the welcom1:ng COlU-

LO._, among members t among Is- mittee at the doors were Nobu eis and at the theaters, before Furuya (EQ) and Robert T. Sato \Ild after our first PARENTS' DAY (A) co-ehairman of Parents i Day. lffair. Helping in the maiUng of

It was held at the popular questionnairea .and tickets·p.park-Tippon Theater early Sunday morn- lng, serving ref'reshments,police ng on April 27, 1958 wUh over up in the theater and handing out :00 appreciative parents,in-laws, gitts and prizes were the rest of \8mDers am "rives in attendance. the ttever ready" committee mam-

As early as 7:'51 All a parent bers consisting of RiCharo IOOi­as waiting at the door, am as moto (A), Richard. Yoneshlge (B) ate as 8:30 BI, aeco!'d1ng to the Hideshi Ni1m1 (e) .lIartin Tohari ippon Theatre maJl8.gemant r a (D) $ Masa1chi Goto (Mad) ~ Roy J.rent (mis1,D.formd) was tryirJg Ikawa (HQ) SlId lI.t-s 0 Frances o get into the eveJ11ng1 s show Okazaki (Auxiliary) ith our tiQket. IDN'T WORRI-- Take note outside islam he got to eee the show free, ch.apters--plan somth1ng in line ou.rtesy ot Nippon Th$8.ter~ with a Parents' Day idea right

Ail usual, Olub 100 is aWI'IV. Your parents will really 1: "'i in anyth1ng~first outti t in appree ia~e it--l1ke the Oahul3Ile I')mbat,first; 1!l. ~'T.'"ntrs Da;r, &lid did. A par nt cu.11le all the way gain--:rirst in t>.J:·.~·lg-all (Oont::.-',. r:r llugd 12)

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(Continued from page 3) EDI'lDR'S DESK hedged and decided-no speaker!

By gad! everyman is enti­tled to his political belief. and ties, and shouli!. fight for

, his beliefs at the proper time and place o

However, clubs~-such as ours should not be battlegrounds for politics. Fblitics Should be left at the door with our hats when a camnittee meeting, Corporation meeting p Chapter meeting, or any other kind of act'iv1ty is €ping on at th8 Clubhouse.

lET'S ACT BlG--BUT lET'S THINK; HrG--MAN! '

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I woulil. like to say that, I will give equal treatment to all as­pirants who want plugs in this our publication as long as the request is made properly am in'ample time for publication! (So lend your requests in early you member aspirants!)

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Seems like our 25th (SILVER) Anniversary is quite a ways a .. way~but couldn It we sort of start planning for it now) and planned a hopping, a big special jubilee???? Perhaps we couli!. induce some of our "fathers" to come out of "retirement" to spear head this affair: l4r. 'lUrner, Doc ~tani, Mr. Fukuda, are you listening???

Fbssib~y we ooUld ce~ebrate it in Japan? Europe? U.S.???

GOOD IDEA, NO!. ----000----

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The Puka FIlka Staff t S pro­foundest thanks go to Mr. T (A) of ~arl City! Without his professional services last month tb:l Parade would not have €pIle out as earl,y as it did.

Ths re were four days frus­tration and the master had to be retyped a number of times before the issue was finally publiShed!

Ditto of appreciation to J.trs. Frances Okazaki and to Bob Sakoki who worked on Sunday all day bundling and so rt ing out the paper, so that you could get it early.

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Ani speak1Dg about hard­working guys, if you haven't noticed it in the last issue as well as this one, maat of the articles published were written by one~~D9nald "Blue" Nagasaki, th8 work~horse of this organ1za~ tion at present!But even horses don't last for ever!

How about some kokua you dead-head correspondents from the chapters. The re are lots of things going on in your Chap­ters, tmre lIIllSt~-meet1ngs, . shindigs, Nijika1's, et cetera, 3t oetera! I'm getting kinda Ured myselfi How about soxe XDKUA!

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'l:ihe off ice like they owned it or !OI18thing, and prying into things 'l:ihat are not the ir own. Blue had a swell art iole on the Fish­ing Club, and somebody had the gall to swipe i ')-~so I had to write a lot of " ::rap" to oover these pages! And you are left out of :~ad~o~~~~ tit-bit.

14" SOETBALL CORTllIN CALL By Blue

It's okay now for all Chap­ter program chairmen to plan for their picnic outing this SQffi­

mer without worrying about the 'baseball equipment because they 'will be available at the Club­,house, since the Club ' l OO Invi-tational Softball League has just completed its 1958 schedule after ele'ven StUlday afternoons at. the Ala Moana Park.

The Roy Nakrunoto Plumbing (1399) became the "Yankees" of oJ.r league by wi nning the chan­pfonship for two consecutive y~ars ' under the leadership of IIda sey stengel. II Inouye.

Championship inspired lUa­tea' Parking (370) shared the top spot with Nakamoto PIU8bing at the end of tre second round, but vJa.S:. t1J.rned. back in the play-off gam~ by Nuka' s, chiefly due to the :·absence of four regular :iJ'l~~ers-=.espec~ally the batting , ehamPt -Kazuso Yoshioka. I Yasu Mito (1399) scattered J 1 b.iits and allowed one run to i garner 'the pit ching honors.

George Tanalca was tb3 big gun with 4-4 including a hOIll9run, &iding tremendously in the 8-1 victory.

After t oking a 10 minute break:, Naka' s Plumb ing (2nd Rd Champs) continued on by playing

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good brand of baseball and ~akillg advantage of thei r opponen 's \ mistakes, took an uphill tiatti~ from the COr.'ullercial Life (~) _:' who were the 1st Rd ChanPG~J ito capture tho 1958 "World SeI!M'S't title by the score of 10-7~\.~;.'.\',;

1 i h ~' II , - ConGratu at ons"'-c a.I!IP;. ~'

'H. Toda (1399) gave out ?h~tp;" ,wid with the help a.f two l.m:pC:W~1j ~nt miccues corranitted by the:~:r.;1fel

th ., ·too F lu' was 0 ':i1Dlllng P1 er. i " "

Shimizu took the loss going 'P.le \ 'route for the losers. "\1 : ' G. Tanaka, S. Kato and H. Mntsud u had 2 hits each for the lly2.Uk~>" ar_d Ken Kaneko ha<l 'a: per­foct da;y , L;,~4 for the runner'::' '' upper s . " Mostly hitting the ball in-

I ~tead of ball hitting the bat, ' as well as plac ing it in no-man' s l am vrithin the diamond, more o~ten eventually wins a ball player a title. Kazuso Yoshioka (70)=-it's the sane guy from D Ccnpuuy--captured the l eague bat­ting chanpionship by getting 20 hits out of 34 times at bat--with a healthy .588, just dol~ the above!

He and the rest of the tro­phy winners will be on hand at the baseball league paI"tiY at the Nutsunoya Teahouse on May 24, 58 saturday night to receive and trike hom the spoils. His team­mate T. Tcmnlco. 'with 10 in 20-500 took runner-up posi~ion. Anl~ close behinl were K. MUroshige (B) with 15-31-489 and Mac Yoshikawa (Chop Suey) 12-25-480.

In t:P...e hOlOOrun derby, Ken "rlUSc1e man" Muroshigc (B) blas­

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(Continued from page 7) Softball-- - - ted his 5th and 6th home runs in the final game of t he 2nd round to take high honors and his trophy from "Mayan" Yoshi­wra (1399) by one homer . Ken Kaneko had 4 to finish among the leaders.

Dick Oguro (B) was selected as the outstanding pitcher by the baseball committee for his 6- 2 win- loss record (Wi ll be awarded a trophy). In the running wa s R. Chinna (370) wi th 5- 2 and Yasu Mito (1399) with 4- 1 .

Congratulati ons and many t hanks to the league gen eral manater, Hiroshi Inouye (1399) f or giving the boys a wonderful sea­oon of baseball , fun and friend­ship . Aloo to tm v.eEk: ly chair­men--Seie Oshiro (A), Raj ilne Ko­dama (Bl, Kazuso Yoshioka (370 ), Lefty KiIll.U'a (C) , and Joe M.l.ra­matsu (Chop Suey) who s aw that the equipnent got out to the park every Sumay.

Thanks also to Richard Ishi­moto (A), treasurer. And last ut not least, to all the "seeillg

eye" department boys (umpires) who called balls strikes and strikes balls and gave the right decisions at the wrong time--8EE YOU 1iU. lEXT YEAR!

' 2nd Round Final Standing " W L

R.S. Nakamoto (1399) 4 1 Alakea Parking (370) 4 1 COlIIIlercial Life (B) 3 2 R.G. Higashi (e) 2 3 Chop Suey (AID & HQ) 2 3 Ha~. Inter. Ins. (A) 0 5

There is always next year!

V. A. NEWS GI LOANS FOR HOMES , FARM3 ,

BUSINESS (For veterans am Eligible Wid­ows of World War IT and Korean Confli ct Period)

The fol l owing changes , ba~ sed upon Public Law 364, ,85th Congress , have been i n effect sinc e 4-1-58:

Application deadline for Norld War IT Veter ans has been extended to 7- 25-60.

Allowabl e Int erest has been ~reased to 4 3/4 per cent.

Down Payment : None required . Closing costs--must still

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BURIAL FLAGS Administered by VA. Eligibility: The deceased

veteran must have been dischar­ged under conditions other than d ishonorable, and must have been ai ther a war time or Korean-con­flict-period veteran, or a vet­eran who served at least one en­listment during peacetime,unless discharged or released sooner for 1isability incurred in line of duty.

Nature of Benefit: Ameri­can flag to drape casket of vet­eran, after which it may be gi­ven to next of kin or close fri­end or asooc ia '~c of the deceased

To get beaten again! -7- (Cont'inued on page 14)

PIN bUSTERS ._----By Blue "Yes, i t ' :3 t ho 111M b.)r.ino.

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SUNDAY l MlNDAY ' TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY I I ! I I -'- '1

1 i 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 I C-Dancing I I Luau Chorus I

8:00 I O-Dancing Club 100 Auxiliary Chorus ! Club 100

Golf -Pali I Bowling Carom! ttee Auxiliary Plant Olub j I !

8 ' 9 10 11 12 13 14 C-Dancing Ed Meeting Chorus Co A Chorus Bowling C-Dancing Auxiliary Meeting Fishing Club 100 Preparation LUAU

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CLUB 100 CALENDAR JUNE 1958

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BAKER CHAPl'ER NEWS

The Prexy, Masao Kigawa , wasnit there at the last Baker Chapter meeting . May 8, Friday night. Neither vas the Vice­president , Alan Ta1llura . So , while waiting patiently for a presiding officer to appear-= Bakarites took to their favor­ite inioor past - time. Yes you guessed , so I donit have to elaborate ! Is Baker Chapter going to the Dogs? No officers to lead them.

Since the time was racing rapidly toward 8:00 PM, ' ex­prexy, Dick Oguro. decided to con-vrene the meeting. He p:tr­mit ted one last hand before breaking up the two gams that had started.

Since there was no minutes to be read nor Prexy's reports to be submitted, the meeting-­the business portion, that i8, ended rapidly e~ough.

Approved were: 1) Appro­priation for the coming picnic in July at Kazuo Yamane' 8 Ewe. Beach House. And 2) The -family night affair for the 25th of May.

Due to the lack of fish expected around August , the contemplated, FISHING DERBY, may not c ale off thi s ye ar.

next yearn SOUR GRAPES! -----000-----

Lots of questions regarding .3aker's job at the coming Luau were thrown at Liaison Chief, Gonsei Nakamura-some pointed questions. But as usual, be received all the Kokua at the end. (Bakerites will come out i n force Friday, June 13, 7:00 ~or earlier-~to help set up tables and chairs as well as decorate the whole Iolan! School Gym~ We do need a lot of strong backs to cart the tables and chairs from our Clubhouse pre­mise ' acress to the gym. So, J~ember you Bakerites-=the date is June 13, good-luck Fri-clay. Even those of you who were not at the meeting! We do need all the kokua we can get!

Yes, refreshment will , be fJerved.

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I rai sed at the beginning whe­ther Baker was ePi.ng to the. LogSj approximately 30 members V'Jere present even without the edded inducements that we some-times have. A few long-time­D,O see fellas present were: Sakae Takahashi and Jessie Hira­ta. -The latter still solicitiDg business, so that he can make his first MILLION. You can't take it with you, Jess!

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(Oh, well, there is always

For the first time this year, Bakerites did not have a NIJIKAI following the c lose of the regular meeting! A few went to Hale Nanea for a quick ~nack and left for ho~e hurried

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(Continued from page 10) Baker Chapter News--­ly.

'/hat happened there , Oyabun 'O? Next time don 't stick your nose into those gar.tes--then we could go to see"Kurochan" No?

, Recently , Richard Yoneshige has been coming very, very re­gularly. Womer if it i sn ~ t part­ly the extrn curricular activity? But,we do welcome all bukcrites to attend!

- - ---000-----In c :J.se SOI1l::l of you don't

k.t.1oW it, Baker Chapter does have ~ active Invcs~ment HUi, like the one Charlie Chapter has.

We call ourselves, B Inves­tors. Bob "Holo Holo Apparel li

Takashigc is the prexy; B.J. Kimura, secretary; and Mike Miyake, treasurer.

For the short time that we have been in eXistencc, since September of last year, the OJ n­SGnsus of opinion is that we are doing okay .

Maybe it is still not too late to e ome in--those of you who would like to boro me future Wall Street Tycoons!

Yes, we have F.~de a few investments--and--so far so good!

----000-----If awards could be given,

I'd like to suGGest one for r'Rookie" fmnager of the year. Alrl, my choice would be by pre-, ference, Hajime Kodama, youth­ful first year captain for our mill Bruce:::- 14" softball team!

He y:i,loted the Bakeri tes to the 1st round championship--5 wins and no losses.

However, combinations of Circumstances, (call it alibiS, if you so desire) prevented him from piloting his team to the 2nd round honors and the league championship itself which has eluded Baker Chapter nigh five years?

But it takes at least 3 years for any new manager to whip up a team to championship cali bre • Perhaps you can d 0 it in two, Haj i! Nothing like trying, boy!

Certainly missed Jimmy Kawashima for the championship g~e!

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CHANGE OF JOBS: It has been re ­ported that Uki Wozumi, one of our good bowlers as well as a good softballer is now a mail~ m~ with Uncle Sam-~at the Honolulu Post Office.

But of a sad note--seems he is destined for the night shift--meaning that he will be lost for bowling for some time to come. But, good luck to you in your new job! Family comes first--you gotta eat!

-----000-----Nl!.'W' HOUSE: It has been reported t:1at Joe Nakahara has finally moved into his new Aiea-Lani home, thnt is, a hOI1l3 in the subdivimon Oll the sea side a­crOSG from the Aiea-Lani homes.

Judging from the fact that ho missed the last two ball games he must be busy planning and this and that. If you need help, Joe, Soum off--just have "pupu and Beer" ready!

See you next meeti ng t iIne! -11-

US CHAPl'ER :mews By~

Th~ ~ sale is sUll going on.. Now is the t1me to buy. what with the hot summer months comiIlg.

~~~oo()c>=-

8"i11 seekiIIg talent - - ~ any age and sexo Please cone> tact JIr8 0 Frances OkaZaki.,

---..eOo-----J' AMILY Nl"lE

DATE; Kay 23 H.ACE; Olubhouse DINNER: Surprise hterta1mant - lIov1es

=-oOo~--'1'h8 weekend stag party

held at Mokuleia recently was just terrificl

Wonderful dinner and lots of sott drinka and boiling wa~ tar goes withlt as usual???? (Edltor Vs note: Can9t quIte fathom what boiling water is supposed to be)

m.ue Nagaaaki. lIK)8t eligi­ble bachelor of Club 100 aDd lIro U ot U (?) were guests ot our chapter at thla stag party.

AD:ly Okamura "caughttl too S11.all .!. fiah to get on the re:­cord book. ADd, oh yes, Blue, our guest, caught one t oo--­huge compared to Andy's - - -about It" in size (length)

The Barber Snop quintet

gave out with some sharp rendi­tions. Andy, GarYt Roy, Tan & Shimo (and his ssx)made up the quintet 0 Sounded like the ArI1l:t days againo (Editor's note,g Barry, picture. ot shinlig will be printed wi~ pictorial ot next month'. anni­versary Luau plctureso)

---000---(continued from page 4) tram Kahuku - by tan anl by 8: 30 AM) - really a terrific sign of appreciationo

This i. really a worth1lh1l8 activity to include in your ;year'. programo No doubt/) you will have greater response (per cent­age wise) because ot closer ties within your commu.n1ties or ill­lam 0

----000- ---Waltress:"RAWAII , sirl You DUBt be HUNGARY 0 II

CUstomer: tryes, SIAM, am. I can" RUMANIA here very lODg 0 VENICB lunch ready?" Waitress: "I'll RUSSIA to a table. What' 11 you HAVRE?" Customer: "Anything ATOLL, but can't JAMAICA little speed?" Waitress: "I don't thing the cook can FIJI that fast but ALAS KA". Customer: "Never mind aac 1ng anyone. Just put a CUBA sugar in my JAVA". Wai tress: "SWl!DEN it yourself. I'm only here to SERBIA your meal".

. Customer: 1fDENMARK my bill and call the BOSR)RUS. He'll pro­bably KENYA. I. Don't BOLIVIA know who I am." Waitress: "No, and I don't CARRI-

-12- ~Mttin~~ g~r~~".

BABER M!:WS--U>S ANGELES By Satoru

or 80m inte est to for-18~>Jaaker man in Hawai1 is to now what has happened to s oms f the guysp including officers hey once knew, not yet mention­d in this cokumn. So far, only hose activaly engaged in our . ctivities have b.en mentioned .

n. re haTe lot.s_ of names of the til lB.1nlaDd boys, cut we also do

ot have the · ~d.dre8Ses of many, specially those living outside t the Pacific States.

Here are some of the former fticers:

Russel J. Lowell, 16 Chesterfield Ave., North harleston, S. C.

James L. Metcalf, 481 Sex­on St., Struthers f Ohio$

Allan M. Ohata, 1012 s. x1'0rd. Ave., L. A. 6.

William H. Santsch1, :rn #3, Alliance, Ohio.

Some of the former EM's are s follows!

Yoah John .Aln1no, 537 Madi-on st., Alcany. Calif. William • A:r11, 12620 Q.uito Rd., Sara­oga, Calif.; Mitsugu Eto, 76 into Ri" Wa t sonn lle, Callf.; oahio l!'unai p Woodt nville J Wash. May be incomplete), Tomny Hom­a, 990 Sheridan Rd . , Highland ark, Ill.; Tok !shizawa, 2703 . Budlong A"Iee ~ L. A. 7. Henry

H. Kano, Po. o. Box 484, San Clemante, Calif. Conrad Kura­hara, 1106 E. 53rd. St., Chica­go JIll.; Henry Maeyama, Route 1, Box 75-A, Suisun, Calif. Ben N. (Homer) MatSUi, 1945 Mar. vin Ave., L.A. 16; Ben T. Matsumoto I 7500 40th Ave. ~ So. Seattle 8) Wash. Tmcami Misald, 900 East Rose, Se1:m.a.~ Calif.; George M. Miyama, 1527 S. Main St., Las Vegas~Nevada; John .,It: J. Miyasaki, 1033 53rd st., Oakl8l1d. Cclif.; Akira Miyoda," Route 1, Box 56$ Yorba Lima. Calif.; George and Janes H • Mimno, Route Is Box 122, Ea­ton, 0010.; Tom io Mari. 1584 w. 37th 3t . , L. A. 18, Tokuo Murakami, 343 Walnut St. ~ San FranciSCO, Oalif.

Not so long ago, I heard. from Gonrad Kurahara. As! re­co.l1 it, he. was the young".. gcod natured kid, who was always in smiles and ,an excellent conver­sationalist. Right now, he is in social w:ark, specifically Program D ireotor of om of the Sett~emant Houses in Chicago. He gbt his B.A. in the Midwest,. and his lIasters from the New York School of Social Work at Columbia.

You just canit fool aroUDi with these former young kids, whether they were HawaUan-br d or mainland bred" They've got plent y upstai~s. one day while marketing, I bumped into Ken Nobe J who used to be with us in Baker, 442. I don't think he even saved when he was in Shelby. But, b y Gad,

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(O~t1Duecl ' ~ PI&e 7Y (Ocint1nUed trca P888' 13) VA "f· 1lb.ere to ~,.: 'AA7 to4,qD besides hnrtns .mmrbar. V,A ottioa 'or J\IOst local post . ot ;let;ters to h10 mme. he bus ott1ctes. ",T . ." oollaoted that m. D. at ucu.

BOJltAL.~it!!Fg . lJcJ : oould spit 1n. lq e,s anA. get ",.-......iiiiS o:tro::t with ,. t too $

Mm1n1steredSyi- De~art- . ' J'1oom"Ghat I bave hoal'4" , mont ot tIB J..xG.7 atld .Departmant t~l'8 1U"8 n0\1 three M. D • . ~'9 or ths Interior, through . tram. Baker 000 Tho old news 1s ~uper1nt8Zldent8 at: the various ! i, that OooUdae, waka3 .• fOrmal". National OelllBtarieo. Bonolul:m, may still bs at the

~g1bil1tl; ~1al 1s ~:vo Olillio in Roaheotere U1DJlo :vail le to any dooeao6d .. Didn't lmm1 that, he oe~ed his .

vetero.D of vnu"time or peaoe.. internship in this 01 t,.. . J?-~-t~ oot"ViQO whose last .~riod sently 1n !.. Ao to Wll,11SJlt Sb1 .. of ~GN:!.oe term.1Jw..t6d1i'onOI''tI.bl~·9 . SGk8.wa~ nnothOl' lla¥reUOll, ser-by death or otl:!£lrw~G. v1nS his intoJ!1lBhip at the LoA.

NauU1.'e of. .Benef'1ta Grave Oounty GenElral Hospital • . ~l rd.·he ~. aotu,al intel"l!!a)1'\;, in- ' Y. · YonehlI'O · t~·~ third.. Iita!lber' .. olu.ci1ng operung and olos1ns " ot. this gl"Oupo ltevtl ~J fau.ow-grave, }'):t'ov:l.da<! without ahe.rgG. . 'tsmo1i1 we used to (JDlJ. lh, iblytt

~~ !lllj}Ol"t}Oi!'G facta* If'" and. m.~ no~-1 be 1>!'r~,t;t.ic~~ ill t:.n e1.1e;ible veteran t s SpOl'.88 the Chicago Ql.'68. dies 1:1 ?oat's the vetf):t'aU dOQs~ ~t I l'lou.lcl like to Ia!Ow' , the spouoe lllAY' be buried in a is l$e,t t1;.e -Mck , ~$an.e, IC~ i-Tfttion. 1 Ot:»o.otery providiDg . tIlG io ~o~ 11l " .:Flot-idO:~ ttOl~~-to.l votE)j~Uj1, 9 ( ~j,tte!l intention is \Ileal' watal·fl.,.vro.rl t,ho MOu:1;1.n8 to be b~ie.d at the e.pouao,t ~ 'OO!,01.>t I had ;:of at 0 . Patersblll'g s:to, ~. . tram fol'll1fll' ~lh l'h:.t.t Ara.s1li:t;o

W1!~re to .Applyg .<11thoU(!:l1 or Kau.a.ii' wh!la I ViZ!S still . 3ppHca.t1.one Lm.at go to the servin8 tima ill Shelby. One ot ';;uvsr1ntendsnt of t.he Na'ii1o.nlll these days. vrhsl J: b.n.ve the ~emetery 1n .mioh bur1a.l 'u timep I'm g~. to dl'~ EugOIl6 desired, any VA ottSac will pri)- a li~. and find . out mat raCket ~d~ in:to~rYlt1on, tOl".Jl8" ~ " he's. 1no . '~ . ,I.'~ •

o:1;ho assistanoe j.n- 't1l1ng b aJ. . -~4-.-", ,_. qu et app11aat1onlJ. . '. t11th l'Op~ot to th9 1956

-;;;~Oo-.. :,. . ~t.1 VSSlraI1a.' Reun10n this ~mi!£ID~~6~~~OR~GR!~ri~~~I~'~" \ ~.~ ~W.s , City, Bok"'Cl" Ohap-~t~-..ot . ,_ ~ . .' , "' .. ::.J. < :~ ia- ·em 1.Ilie beam. l3y. com.pan1 s,

El'Gone 01~ rn*-r~· llt"o:,ll'''''u""""·.,,. '. ~ ·lrava . : .; , llIOGt. ngiet~ or -.. 0 : ' and~ ~ 9ooto. e~o~, ~.:h~,1;t)- flP we ~, ,, ~ be l'O;p,rq' 'OOt\. by

~norrQ8~ 60 S'b~ ·r bot~r too.. tlle. ' of fO d 1~ D1nrier-iDano$ on. J'uJ;r zr

nt the Moulin netige ,HollY\~'( .'

LADIES AUXILIARY B Janet

DATE FLAG, T :E

NEXT MEETING June 4, 1958 Clubhouse '"'. . ,

::') _''''J:'orc on "Fft..::l;:I IT [ROV:" (Jl-r-s. L::ll~n Kanda) •

THERE IS MUCH 'ro GAIN BY ATT.:mD ING !'HIS mrET­DIG, LADIES. SO, SEE YOU 'l'HERE!

C H ARM! Doesn't the word itself fascinate you?

Mrs 0 Dolores Sabalos was tho gue st speaker at the May 9 meeting of the Auxiliary.

She ''l3. S not only "charming" out her enthusiasm and in~erest

on the subject was t ransmitted ~o the group magnetic lly- - as "loll evidencei by t he nwnber of 1 .es " u 'h~d t o enroll in

-,,81., \. i "CHARM COURSE" to o y 15.

~s. u_ alos nll cover sub­ject such as posture, hair, speech, diet, make-up and ward­::,obe as rel .. te~ r 1 .• , Id~ a wo-lIlan i ng ~ (HIm. hnm! ;oo. i tor's note)

-----000-----lho'~ of you who are still

~nter33~ :n learning how to Jr..'- • La 0 '3 'J nu.; - :lUU ' S

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are asked to c all the Club­house f or the meeting dates. Mesdames Florence Mi tsunaga ani J ean Hiraw:>to are in charge of this activity.

-----000----CONGRATULATIONS TO: Mrs. Janet Kuwaye, the

new correspondent for the Auxiliary , for her excellent ~ ar ticle.

-----000-----(Conti nued fro m page 2) ANNIVERf.h4'1Y W AU occuring-ooif I can surmise who v~uld be in the cast of the SHIBAI. And thil" alone ohoul d be "rorth t he pri ce of a lu ~u ticket. Make it two for the Missus. )

Spel3ch making \'1111 be cut to the bare minimum. In fact the latest ,rord from the hursa ' s mouth ~ NO S.t"1l:CHES!

THIS At:' ., S~10 , ..... A MUS. A L 'H

YO'USHc .... 'W UEH ACQUAINrANCE:' vITH YOUR OID BU'JD IH'S.

RETm:BEP I _ DhT.:!:: SATURDAY, J ,.. lOLAI'll SCHOOL -. . . ~'iAY FROM C lP C, TfH SE.

LET'S BE TBERE ! -----000-----

Never give a man up until he has f ailed at someth ing he l1kes--Lewis E. Lawes.

- - ---000-----Don't send your children

~o church •.•••.• Take them. -----000-----

In a lnan s~e lC"'re~ ,

she ' (j Te~ , '.~c.m 1

myth n _ . ..;jJU _.

~r !'link 1] 1 ~or 1"-.l':e ~ . ncet

(Continued frail page 12) Bo88: "What'. go INDIA? Do you think this arguing ALFS bu41 meS8 e88?" Cw-tomers "CANADA noioe. spAiN in tlle neok."

----000 ... ---After ~ating the bull, the

lion telt 80 good he roared am roared. A 4unter heard him and shot the lion. Jl>RAL--When you are fUll of bull, keep your mouth ' Ihut!

-----000----AD undertaker wired a man:

"Your lIIOther-in-law just died 0

Shall I bury, embalm, or ' crell8.te her?"

The guy wires baok: II All thr!Se, tdce JlO oh8.llCes. 1t

, • 000--Botel Clerk; "We only have

one room wIth a bath, but it's take. Would you m1Dl sharing it w~t.h a ~"

Lady: "Not as long as he staye at his end of the tub."

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CIDa 100 520 Kamoku Street Honolulu, T. H.

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POR CONTINUING SERVICB RJKA RJXA PARADE l!DI'lORIAL f!rAn

Dick Oguro ••....•••• Editor Ben Tamashiro •••• Assistant Franoes Okazaki ••••• TypI.t Baa Imada ••••••••••• Typ18t Bob Sato •••••••• Publishing Bob Sakold ••••••••• lIa111ng Blue Nagasaki.Program News

Correspondents Walter Kadota ••••••• Hawa1i Stanley llasumoto ....... lIaM Naoji yamagata •••••••• Able Ray Nosaka ••••••••••• Baker K. Shimizu ••••••••• Charlie Kisuke Arakak1 ••••••••• Dog Harry Yamash1ta ••••••••• HQ Shigeru Inouye •••••• Medic. Janet KUwa~ ••••• A1lX1l1ary Satoru Nakamura •• Stateside

-----000----Published monthly by the Club 100, an organization otWorld War n Veterans of the 100th Infantry Battalion, incorporated UDder the laws of the Terri t 017 of Hawaii.

Non-Profit Organization U.S. lOSTAGE

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