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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS VOL. XXXIII fflfc Hawaii fHatnxrf|i LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII HILO, HAWAII, T. H., FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 NO. 8954 British Warships Sunk In Fierce Fight CYPRUS NEXT GOAL OF NAZI AIR INVADERS Crete Invasion Believed Failure LONDON, May 22— A military dispatch reaching here from Cairo reported that probably about half of the 15-20,000 German troops, mostly parachuters, who landed in Crete had either been killed, ’ wounded or captured by the de- fenders. It was also reported that in all probability the German in- vasion of Crete had failed. NEW PARACHUTE RAID IS SEEN ON BRITISH STRONGHOLD ISTANBUL, May 22— Reports of an imminent Nazi parachute in- vasion of the British stronghold on the Island of Cyprus were being circulated here among authorita- tive military observers tonight. According to informed sources, Cyprus, which is recognized as the eastern end of the British system of Mediterranean bases, was far weaker in its defense compared with the Isle of Crete, now the center of fierce engagements be- tween the Nazi “air invaders” and British-Greek defenders. The heavy losses suffered fey the British Mediterranean ^leet in the last two days at the hand of the German Luftwaffes further weak- ened the British base-in Cyprus, it was added by these sources. CAN LICK ANYBODY— Boasting that Germany's; army will be "still better" next year, here is Fuehrer Hitler telling his hand-picked, cheering Reichstag that Germany; now can defeat "any conceivable (coalition in the world." Radio Jrom-Berlin^hows scene in Krdll Opera House. GERMAN STUKAS CLAIM HEAVY TOLL FROM BRITISH FLEET IN FIERCE MEDITERRANE’N FIGHT JPO ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO HONOR GROUP Ruth Fujimoto Is Mystic Club Prexy The Mystic club of Hilo elected officers last night at its dinner meeting held .at the Wo Chong Chop Suey restaurant. Officers elected are: President, Ruth Fujimoto; Vice President, Jerry Matsushita; .Secretary, Yo- neko Nakashima; Treasurer, Amy Kono. Advisers are C. Bernard and Edward Nakamura The Mystic Club was organized by the Rev. S. Scudder of Hono- lulu in 1925 throughout the Ter- ritory. The purpose of the club is to promote helpful friendship .a- mong young people of noble pur- poses. The principle of the club is to fight for the worthiest ideals of life, to bind themselves in Mystic fellowship, to encourage each oth- er in the art of noble living, and to cultivate toward all men the spirit of charity and helping hand. The members of this club pos- sess Mystic pins, a means of iden- tifying each other as club mem- bers. By this bond of friendship, members going away among stran- gers often find cordial welcome. The main purpose of last ni- ght’s meeting was .to make defi- nite plans for the entertainments of the Mystic Invaders who will arrive from other islands this August. It was decided that all In- vaders be taken on a tour around the island visiting Mystic members in the outlying districts. The next meeting is scheduled to be held on June 10, Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m. at Mr. Bernard’s office at the Lyman Hall. All members who were absent from last night’s meeting are requested to attend this next meeting. Mrs. C, Bernard and Mrs. Way- ne Cockrell, Waimea resident and houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard, were guests present at the dinner meeting. FIELD MEET SPONSORED IN APPRECIATION OF THEUi WORK Mr. Mitsuji Kasamoto, one of the JPO advisory committee mena- ce rs, announced yesterday that, on May 30, Memorial Day, 280 Junior Police boys from schools all over fhe island will be summoned to what one.might call a “big treat” in the form of 'a field meet. The meet will commence at 9:30 a. m. at the Mooheau Park under the auspices of the JPO advisory committee. This event is being sponsored in appreciation of the splendid work carried out by the boys throughout the island. Field spouts will be carried on under the direction of the Hilo Recreation Commitee and prizes donated by the downtown merch- nts as well as outsiders will be awarded. Mr. Henry of the Waiakea Kai school and Mr.. Alfred Serrao, JPO advisor at the Hilo High school, will be in charge of prizes for the field meet Trophies, one donated by the Hilo Electric Light Company and two from other sources, will be at stake fox the schools with the best standing in JPO activities. Lunches will be served the boys and there will be a treat to ice cream donated by the Honolulu Dairymen’s Association. The .Paci- fic Soda Works has .also contrib- ited Coca Colas willingly in mak- ng this field meet as .elaborate as possible. Lt. John B. De Mello of the lilo Police department is credited :or the wonderful job the JPO >rganizations carry on in. the var- ious schools. The boys are trained mder his supervision. HRC UKULELE CLASSES SLATE GALA PICNIC Members of the four grammar1 school ukulele classes conducted by Noki Kauhi .under the supervis- sion of Doro Takeda and the Hilo Recreation Committee are booked to finish up their season’s study with a grand picnic at Cocoanut Island tomorrow, Saturday, May 24, beginning at 11 a. m. The .Hilo Union school .class sur- prised JMrs. Emma P. Giacometti, supervising principal of Central Hawaii schools, by serenading her with an impromptu performance on Wednesday morning, .while Mrs. Giacometti was at work in her of- fice on Waianuenue Avenue. Games and music and -other en- joyable items have been planned for tomorrow’s picnic .and girls and boys who have been strum- ming on their ukes for the last five months at the several schools are coming together for the first time. Participating schools besides Hilo Union, are: Kapiolani, Haa- heo and Keaukaha. Given up for a time, the .classes were resumed early this year by Doro Takeda because of popular demand and taken aver by Neki Kauhi .upon the latter’s assign- ment to the HRC staff. Following is a complete list of those expected at the picnic tomor- row, and who are members of their respective ukulele classes: Hilo Union: Ida Mae Serrao, Ei- ko Arita, Ruby Ebesugawa, Emiko Haraga, Katherine Nakamura, Grace Hamada, Tatsuo Hirano, Mildred Rapoza. Haaheo: Cora Ravela, Kinue Ka- (Continued on Page Four) EDITORIAL, NEUTRALITY ACT CONTROVERSY Another drawn-out congressional battle, perhaps one that will make the controversies on the Lease-Lend Bill look like an afternoon tea-party, seems now in the offing with administration leaders strongly advocating the abandonment of the Neutrality Act, seeking a far more aggressive policy based on the principle of freedom of the seas for all United States merchant marine, thus insuring more effective aid to Great Britain. Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox, advocates that A- merica rescind its action on the neutrality law by declaring it a “terrible blunder” on the part of America to try and live up to the law when it seems to be bringing about just the opposite results desired under present international condi- tions. Again yesterday, Secretary of War, Henry Stimson, comes forth with a blast endorsing the stand taken by the Navy Secretary, denouncing the neutrality legislation as vio- lating “our most sacred and important traditions of foreign policy and freedom of the seas.” For the time being at least, two outspoken U. S. senators seem to be grabbing all the limelight with oratorical bar- (Continued on jPage Four) JAPAN AIRMEN CONDUCT BIG SCALE RAIDS TWENTY CHINESE PLANES BROUGHT DOWN IN COMBAT i ----------- | JAPANESE AIRBASE, Some- I \ where in Central China, May 22— j ! Spreading war wings far into Chi- j j na’s hinterlands despite adverse ; ! weather, strong formations of Ja- ; j panese bombers this afternoon j | staged three separate raids on Lanchou, in Kansu Province, an I important point in Chungking’s : northwest supply route, Hsieng- I yang, Shensi Province and Liang- I shan, Szechwan Province, the press section of the Japan fleet in Central China announced. The attack on Lanchou was the I first made this year by Japanese naval bombers. The raiders dump- t j ed tons of high explosives .on im- j portant military objectives, and ! also shot down more than 20 fi- j i ghters which flew up to intercept the Japanese bombers. A formation of bombers, pierc- ing rolling cloud banks, made a daring assault on Hsieng-yang airbase, causing fires and destroy- 1 ing strategic targets, while other bombers pounded at Liang-shan, I blasting arsenals in the city and razing hangars. --------------- o ---------------- German High Command Claims Biggest Sea Triumph Against English Navy 1 * . In Present European War BERLIN, May 22 The German high command, in an official communique issued here claimed that the Me- diterranean battle between the Nazi lnftwaffes and the British fleet stationed in that area had resulted in one of the biggest victories in the present war for the Germans* HEAVIEST BRITISH LOSS According to official accounts reaching Berlin from German sources in the battle area, it was claimed that a two-day battle took place in which 4 British cruisers, sev- eral destroyers and about a dozen other warships were bad- ly crippled. The Nazi high command claimed that the British Me- diterranean fleet appeared to have suffered the heaviest losses inflicted upon any navy in any one engagement sin- ce the Battle of Jutland which took place in the last World War. The Nazi luftwaffe attack, comopsed of waves of Stuka dive bombers, rained damaging bombs down upon, the British navy, made up of large battleships and small destroyers, it was reported. SATISFIED WITH PROGRESS Meanwhile, it was also claimed that the German pa- rachuters were said to be capturing important key posi- tions on the Island of Crete, driving the British-Greek de- fenses back in fierce engagements. The German high command further added that; the Battle of Crete, which included the amazing victory of the German airforce against the British Mediterranean fleet, has so far shown highly satisfactory results and was pro- gressing according to schedule. SPECIAL CUME/st) ADMIRALS REQUESTED BY U. S. NAVY TO LEAD BRITISH AID VESSELS Dr. W. Kurashige Succeeds Sugamura Dr. Wilfred Kurashige of Kona was named physician in charge of the Kona Japanese hospital suc- ceeding Dr. Y. Sugamura, who is now located in Tokyo, Japan, for his health. Dr. Sugamura recently resigned to remain a few more years in Japan and he will be joined by Mrs. Sugamura and family who are now residing in Kona in July. Dr. Kurashige has been sub- stituting ever since Dr. Sugamura departed for Japan. Japanese Schools In West to Stress Americanism LOS ANGELES— The Japanese language schools of Southern Cal- ifornia will redouble the emphasis upon Americanism in their teach- ing methods and concentrate upon the teaching of the language with a view toward practical applica- tion in the local business world. This was the gist of reports is- sued here following the adoption of resolutions at the annual meet- ing of the Gakuen Federation. Attention was given to widely circulated reports that the gaku- ens have been the source of un- American teachings. “These re- ports are entirely untrue,” it was asserted. LAGUARDIA OUTLINES PLANS FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE GROUP WASHINGTON, May 22— Fiorello La Guardia, at the first press conference in the capacity of Director of Civilian Defense, .outlined a nation-wide program for enlistment of men, women and children over the age of 14 for volunteer home defense duty. He said that hundreds of thou- sands, expected to register ‘ for emergency tasks in the United States, must be prepared to sub- mit to strict, rigid discipline and declared that civilian forces would come into action only in times ,of emergency when every individual must know exactly what his task is and must be able not only to give orders but obey orders. Public Safety Division He explained that ■ the work would proceed in the following order: (1) Public safety division, to provide protection against fire, bomb, damages to life and proper- ty. This division includes, firstly, civilian aircraft warning service, being established by the Office of Emergency Management; second- ly, health medical training divi- sion to establish hospitalization facilities in event of attack; third- ly, division to train units for street and hghway clearance and maintenance of water supplies, gas and electrical service; fourthly, division of shelter and food sup- plies to cover housing, welfare and evacuation of cities. OCA Fair Expected To Draw Big Crowd | According to James Bruce and Mrs. William Sutherland, co- chairmen of the Fair committee, everything is in readiness for the ; 4th annual Onomea Community Association Fair which will be | held tomorrow at the Papaikou Gym from 12 noon to 9 p. m. Ad- mission is free and every body is welcome. Judging from the response giv- | en to the previous fairs, the com- mittee is expecting record entries ; from the various camps, clubs, in- ! dividuals and school. Through the courtesy of the Onomea Sugar Company, trucks will be made av- j ailable early tomorrow morning to ! gather the exhibits from the dis- ; tant camps. Doors will be open to the public at 12 noon. United YBA Directors To Meet At Papaaloa The United YBA directors’ meeting will be held tomorrow ni- ght at 7:30 p. m. at the Papaaloa YBA hall. All directors are ur- gently requested to attend since matters of vital importance will be on the floor for discussion. Reports on the 7th United YBA of Hawaii Convention which is to be held in June at Honomu and 1 the 12th Territorial YBA conven- j tion to be held in Wahiawa, Oahu, will be given. Also to be heard are the scholarship committee and the ; recognition certificate committe j reports. MARRIAGE AND BIRTH TO GET GOVT. SUBSIDY JAPAN WELFARE MINISTRY TO CONDUCT BIG CAMPAIGN I TOKYO, May 23 — The sl«sgan for bigger and better families with the benevolent aid of the govern- ment will be explained in pamph- :lets to be circulated among .young | couples and prospective marriage partners soon by the Welfare ' Ministry. The Welfare Ministry is worried ;at the slow response to offers for j marriage aid funds and birth sub- j sidies which have been in force j since May 1st. Several applications -have been made for .marriage loans but none for birtb subsidies. Safety Year Pays Dividends COLUS A, Cal,— This county had consequence, it not only received a year without accident and as a congratulations from the state board of compensation but a check for an earned premium pf 0.831,.59. USHA Frisco Man Arrives In Hilo George Simonds, project plan- ner of the United States Housing: authoritv’s San Francisco division- al office ^arrived yesterday morn- ing on the inter-island plane io. ob- serve and study the proposed fed- eral low-rent housing project in Hilo. He is expected to help the local committee in preparing the application. HHA Commissioner Edwin P. Murray and Chairman of the.Ha- waii Housing Authority Charles J. Pietsch also came. Mr. Simonds, Mr. Pietsch, and Mr. Murray were taken .on an in- spection tour of the proposed site, 10 acres in .all, situated by the Dairymen’s plant on Piopio St. running south to Emma St.. bounded from 100 feet makai of Kamehameha Ave. to the Waiola- ma canaL This site was chosen by a spe- cial committee consisting of Se- nators Sanji Abe, V. A. Carvalho and “Doc” Hill, and the sum of $350,000 has been earmarked by the USHA for the carrying out of the Hilo project After the inspection tour Mr. Simonds opined that Hilo is badly in need of a low-rent housing sys- tem and it is his sincere regrets that Hilo’s beauty must be de- graded merely because of its sub- standard housing units. Mitsui Director Dies From Heart Attack TOKYO. May 22—Benzo Mitsui age 54, one of -the ranking execu- tives of fhe vast Mitsui financial empire in Japan, died today of a heart attack. The deceased was a director oi the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and ma- naging -director of fhe Mitsui Min- ing Company. After finishing his education in Japanese in .the schools o f Tokyo, the Japanese industrialist travel- led to England where he spent several years in acquiring his knowledge of English. His untimely .death is being re- ported as a great blow to the Mi- tsui interests. NEW VICE-ADMIRALSHIPS TO BE CREATED BY UNITED STATES FOR SPECIAL MISSION COMMAND IN WAR ZONES WASHINGTON, May 22 Observers here were stirred and conjectured the possibility of United States moving to protect U. S. shipping going to the Red Sea when the House Naval Committee responding to the administration’s request 1 unanimously approved the usual legislation authorizing the creation of an unspecified number of vice-admirals to com- mand special “task forces” to carry out important sea mis- sions. Admiral Nimitz Testifies At the present time, the Navy has three vice-admirals | who hold commands from which they could not be readily !detached. Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Chief of the Bureau | of Navigation, testifying before the committee said that it I was conceivable that ships and planes would be broken up in- to task forces to carry out special missions and added that | such task forces might consist of a division of battleships, | aircrafts, flotilla of destroyers and a number of submarines. He, however, did not disclose how such task forces might be Sused. The naval spokesman explained that “task force” was ! an ancient navy phrase often used to designate a special mis- j sion. ---------------- o ---------------- Australia Turns Out Tin Flats * CANBERRA, Australia — Aus- tralia is now producing “tin hats” not only for her own population but for those of India and T Zealand as well. Productic date totals hundreds of thous:

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Page 1: WE PUBLISH LOCAL LEADING JAPANESE ... - University of Hawaii · HRC UKULELE CLASSES SLATE GALA PICNIC Members of the four grammar1 school ukulele classes conducted by Noki Kauhi .under

W E PUBLISH LO CAL

A N D W O RLD ’S

LATEST H A PPE NIN G S

VOL. X X X I I I

fflfc Hawaii fHatnxrf|i LE A D IN G JAPANESE

D A ILY ON

ISLAN D OF H A W A II

H ILO , H A W A II, T. H., F R ID A Y , M A Y 23, 1941 NO. 8954

British Warships Sunk In Fierce FightCYPRUS NEXT GOAL OF NAZI AIR INVADERS

Crete InvasionBelieved Failure

LONDON, May 22— A military dispatch reaching here from Cairo reported that probably about half of the 15-20,000 German troops, mostly parachuters, who landed in Crete had either been killed, ’ wounded or captured by the de­fenders. I t was also reported that in all probability the German in­vasion of Crete had failed.

N E W PARACHUTE RAID IS SEEN ON BRITISH

STRONGHOLD

ISTAN B U L, May 22— Reports o f an imminent Nazi parachute in­vasion o f the British stronghold on the Island of Cyprus were being circulated here among authorita­tive m ilitary observers tonight.

According to informed sources, Cyprus, which is recognized as the eastern end of the British system o f Mediterranean bases, was fa r weaker in its defense compared with the Isle o f Crete, now the center o f fierce engagements be­tween the Nazi “ air invaders” and British-Greek defenders.

The heavy losses suffered fey the British Mediterranean ^leet in the last two days at the hand o f the German Luftwaffes further weak­ened the British base-in Cyprus, it was added by these sources.

CAN LICK ANYBODY— Boasting that Germany's; army will be "still better" next year, here is Fuehrer Hitler telling his hand-picked, cheering Reichstag that Germany; now can defeat "any conceivable (coalition in the world." Radio Jrom-Berlin^hows scene in Krdll Opera House.

GERMAN STUKAS CLAIM HEAVY TOLL FROM BRITISH FLEET IN FIERCE MEDITERRANE’N FIGHT

JPO ADVISORY COMMITTEE TOHONOR GROUP

Ruth Fujimoto Is Mystic Club Prexy

The Mystic club o f H ilo elected officers last night at its dinner meeting held .at the W o Chong Chop Suey restaurant.

O fficers elected are: President, Ruth Fujimoto; Vice President, Jerry Matsushita; .Secretary, Yo- neko Nakashima; Treasurer, Am y Kono. Advisers are C. Bernard and Edward Nakamura

The Mystic Club was organized by the Rev. S. Scudder of Hono­lulu in 1925 throughout the Ter­ritory. The purpose of the club is to promote helpful friendship .a- mong young people o f noble pur­poses. The principle of the club is to figh t fo r the worthiest ideals o f life, to bind themselves in Mystic fellowship, to encourage each oth­e r in the a rt o f noble living, and to cultivate toward all men the spirit o f charity and helping hand.

The members o f this club pos­sess Mystic pins, a means of iden­tify ing each other as club mem­bers. By this bond o f friendship, members going away among stran­gers often find cordial welcome.

The main purpose of last ni­gh t’s meeting was .to make defi­nite plans for the entertainments o f the Mystic Invaders who w ill arrive from other islands this August. I t was decided that all In ­vaders be taken on a tour around the island visiting Mystic members in the outlying districts.

The next meeting is scheduled to be held on June 10, Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m. at Mr. Bernard’s office at the Lym an Hall. A ll members who were absent from last night’s meeting are requested to attend this next meeting.

Mrs. C, Bernard and Mrs. W ay­ne Cockrell, Waimea resident and houseguest o f Mr. and Mrs. Ber­nard, were guests present at the dinner meeting.

F IE LD M EET SPONSORED INA PP R E C IA T IO N OF THEUi

W O RK

Mr. Mitsuji Kasamoto, one o f the JPO advisory committee mena­ce rs, announced yesterday that, on M ay 30, Memorial Day, 280 Junior Police boys from schools all over fhe island will be summoned to what one.might call a “ big treat” in the form of 'a field meet.

The meet will commence at 9:30 a. m. at the Mooheau Park under the auspices of the JPO advisory committee. This event is being sponsored in appreciation of the splendid work carried out by the boys throughout the island.

Field spouts will be carried on under the direction o f the Hilo Recreation Commitee and prizes donated by the downtown merch- nts as well as outsiders will be awarded.

Mr. Henry o f the Waiakea Kai school and Mr.. A lfred Serrao, JPO advisor at the Hilo High school, w ill be in charge of prizes for the field m eet

Trophies, one donated by the Hilo Electric L ight Company and two from other sources, w ill be at stake fox the schools with the best standing in JPO activities.

Lunches w ill be served the boys and there will be a treat to ice cream donated by the Honolulu Dairymen’s Association. The .Paci­fic Soda Works has .also contrib- ited Coca Colas w illingly in mak- ng this field meet as .elaborate as possible.

Lt. John B. De Mello o f the l i lo Police department is credited :or the wonderful job the JPO >rganizations carry on in. the var­ious schools. The boys are trained mder his supervision.

HRC UKULELE CLASSES SLATE

GALA PICNICMembers of the four grammar1

school ukulele classes conducted by Noki Kauhi .under the supervis- sion o f Doro Takeda and the Hilo Recreation Committee are booked to finish up their season’s study with a grand p icnic at Cocoanut Island tomorrow, Saturday, May 24, beginning at 11 a. m.

The .Hilo Union school .class sur­prised JMrs. Emma P. Giacometti, supervising principal o f Central Hawaii schools, by serenading her with an impromptu performance on Wednesday morning, .while Mrs. Giacometti was at work in her of­fice on Waianuenue Avenue.

Games and music and -other en­joyable items have been planned fo r tomorrow’s picnic .and girls and boys who have been strum­ming on their ukes for the last five months at the several schools are coming together for the first time. Participating schools besides Hilo Union, are: Kapiolani, Haa- heo and Keaukaha.

Given up fo r a time, the .classes were resumed early this year by Doro Takeda because of popular demand and taken aver by Neki Kauhi .upon the latter’s assign­ment to the HRC staff.

Following is a complete list of those expected at the picnic tomor­row, and who are members of their respective ukulele classes:

Hilo Union: Ida Mae Serrao, E i- ko Arita, Ruby Ebesugawa, Emiko Haraga, Katherine Nakamura, Grace Hamada, Tatsuo Hirano, Mildred Rapoza.

Haaheo: Cora Ravela, Kinue Ka- (Continued on Page Four)

E D I T O R I A L ,N E U T R A L IT Y A C T C O NTRO VE RSY

Another drawn-out congressional battle, perhaps one that w ill make the controversies on the Lease-Lend Bill look like an afternoon tea-party, seems now in the o ffin g w ith administration leaders strongly advocating the abandonment o f the Neutrality Act, seeking a fa r more aggressive policy based on the principle o f freedom o f the seas fo r all United States merchant marine, thus insuring more effective aid to Great Britain.

Secretary o f the Navy, Frank Knox, advocates that A - merica rescind its action on the neutrality law by declaring it a “ terrible blunder” on the part o f Am erica to try and live up to the law when it seems to be bringing about just the opposite results desired under present international condi­tions. Aga in yesterday, Secretary o f War, Henry Stimson, comes forth w ith a blast endorsing the stand taken by the N avy Secretary, denouncing the neutrality legislation as v io­lating “ our most sacred and important traditions o f foreign policy and freedom o f the seas.”

For the time being at least, two outspoken U. S. senators seem to be grabbing all the lim elight with oratorical bar-

( Continued on jPage Four)

JAPAN AIRMEN CONDUCT BIG SCALE RAIDST W E N T Y CH INESE PLAN E S

BROUGHT DOW N IN COMBAT

i -----------| JAPAN E SE AIRBASE, Some- I \ where in Central China, May 22— j ! Spreading war wings fa r into Chi- j j na’s hinterlands despite adverse ;! weather, strong formations of Ja- ; j panese bombers this afternoon j | staged three separate raids on Lanchou, in Kansu Province, an

I important point in Chungking’s : northwest supply route, Hsieng- I yang, Shensi Province and Liang- I shan, Szechwan Province, the press section of the Japan fleet in Central China announced.

The attack on Lanchou was the I first made this year by Japanese naval bombers. The raiders dump- t

j ed tons of high explosives .on im- j portant m ilitary objectives, and ! also shot down more than 20 fi- j i ghters which flew up to intercept the Japanese bombers.

A formation of bombers, pierc­ing rolling cloud banks, made a daring assault on Hsieng-yang airbase, causing fires and destroy- 1 ing strategic targets, while other bombers pounded at Liang-shan, I blasting arsenals in the city and razing hangars.

--------------- o----------------

German High Command Claims Biggest SeaTriumph Against English Navy

1 * .

In Present European War

BERLIN , May 22 The German high command, inan official communique issued here claimed that the Me­diterranean battle between the Nazi lnftwaffes and the British fleet stationed in that area had resulted in one of the biggest victories in the present war for the Germans*

H EAV IEST BRITISH LOSSAccording to official accounts reaching Berlin from

German sources in the battle area, it was claimed that a two-day battle took place in which 4 British cruisers, sev­eral destroyers and about a dozen other warships were bad­ly crippled.

The Nazi high command claimed that the British Me­diterranean fleet appeared to have suffered the heaviest losses inflicted upon any navy in any one engagement sin­ce the Battle of Jutland which took place in the last World War. The Nazi luftwaffe attack, comopsed of waves of Stuka dive bombers, rained damaging bombs down upon, the British navy, made up of large battleships and small destroyers, it was reported.

SATISFIED W ITH PROGRESSMeanwhile, it was also claimed that the German pa­

rachuters were said to be capturing important key posi­tions on the Island of Crete, driving the British-Greek de­fenses back in fierce engagements.

The German high command further added that; the Battle of Crete, which included the amazing victory of the German airforce against the British Mediterranean fleet, has so far shown highly satisfactory results and was pro­gressing according to schedule.

SPECIAL CUM E/st) ADMIRALS REQUESTED BY U. S. NAVY TO LEAD BRITISH A ID VESSELS

Dr. W. Kurashige Succeeds Sugamura

Dr. W ilfred Kurashige o f Kona was named physician in charge of the Kona Japanese hospital suc­ceeding Dr. Y. Sugamura, who is now located in Tokyo, Japan, for his health.

Dr. Sugamura recently resigned to remain a few more years in Japan and he will be joined by Mrs. Sugamura and fam ily who are now residing in Kona in July.

Dr. Kurashige has been sub­stituting ever since Dr. Sugamura departed for Japan.Japanese Schools

In West to Stress Americanism

LOS AN G ELES— The Japanese language schools o f Southern Cal­ifornia w ill redouble the emphasis upon Americanism in their teach­ing methods and concentrate upon the teaching o f the language with a view toward practical applica­tion in the local business world.

This was the gist of reports is­sued here follow ing the adoption of resolutions at the annual meet­ing of the Gakuen Federation.

Attention was given to widely circulated reports that the gaku- ens have been the source o f un- American teachings. “ These re­ports are entirely untrue,” it was asserted.

LAGUARDIA OUTLINES PLANS FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE GROUP

W A SH IN G TO N , May 22— Fiorello La Guardia, at the firs t press conference in the capacity o f D irector o f Civilian Defense, .outlined a nation-wide program fo r enlistment of men, women and children over the age o f 14 fo r volunteer home defense duty.

He said that hundreds of thou­sands, expected to register ‘ for emergency tasks in the United States, must be prepared to sub­mit to strict, rigid discipline and declared that civilian forces would come into action only in times ,of emergency when every individual must know exactly what his task is and must be able not only to give orders but obey orders.

Public Safety Division He explained that ■ the work

would proceed in the following order: (1 ) Public safety division,

to provide protection against fire,

bomb, damages to life and proper­ty. This division includes, firstly, civilian aircraft warning service, being established by the Office of Emergency Management; second­ly, health medical training divi­sion to establish hospitalization facilities in event o f attack; third­ly, division to train units for street and hghway clearance and maintenance of water supplies, gas and electrical service; fourthly, division of shelter and food sup­plies to cover housing, welfare and evacuation o f cities.

OCA Fair Expected To Draw Big Crowd

| According to James Bruce and Mrs. W illiam Sutherland, co- chairmen of the Fair committee, everything is in readiness for the

; 4th annual Onomea Community Association Fair which will be

| held tomorrow at the Papaikou Gym from 12 noon to 9 p. m. A d ­mission is free and every body is welcome.

Judging from the response giv- | en to the previous fairs, the com­mittee is expecting record entries ; from the various camps, clubs, in- ! dividuals and school. Through the courtesy of the Onomea Sugar Company, trucks will be made av- j ailable early tomorrow morning to ! gather the exhibits from the dis- ; tant camps.

Doors will be open to the public

at 12 noon.

United YBA Directors To Meet At PapaaloaThe United Y B A directors’

meeting will be held tomorrow ni­ght at 7:30 p. m. at the Papaaloa YB A hall. A ll directors are ur­gently requested to attend since matters of vital importance will be on the floor for discussion.

Reports on the 7th United Y B A of Hawaii Convention which is to be held in June at Honomu and

1 the 12th Territorial YB A conven- j tion to be held in Wahiawa, Oahu, will be given. Also to be heard are the scholarship committee and the

; recognition certificate committe j reports.

MARRIAGE AND BIRTH TO GET GOVT. SUBSIDYJAPAN W ELFARE MINISTRY

TO CONDUCT BIG CAM PAIGNI

TOKYO, May 23 — The sl«sgan for bigger and better families with the benevolent aid of the govern­ment will be explained in pamph-

: lets to be circulated among .young | couples and prospective marriage partners soon by the Welfare

' Ministry.The Welfare Ministry is worried

;at the slow response to offers fo r j marriage aid funds and birth sub- j sidies which have been in force j since M ay 1st.

Several applications -have been made for .marriage loans but none for birtb subsidies.

Safety Year Pays Dividends

COLUS A, Cal,— This county had consequence, it not only received a year without accident and as a congratulations from the state board of compensation but a check for an earned premium pf 0.831,.59.

USHA Frisco ManArrives In Hilo

George Simonds, project plan­ner of the United States Housing: authoritv’s San Francisco division­al office ^arrived yesterday morn­ing on the inter-island plane io. ob­serve and study the proposed fed­eral low-rent housing project in Hilo. He is expected to help the local committee in preparing the application.

H H A Commissioner Edwin P. Murray and Chairman o f the.Ha­waii Housing Authority Charles J. Pietsch also came.

Mr. Simonds, Mr. Pietsch, and Mr. Murray were taken .on an in­spection tour of the proposed site, 10 acres in .all, situated by the Dairymen’s plant on Piopio St. running south to Emma St.. bounded from 100 feet makai of Kamehameha Ave. to the Waiola- ma canaL

This site was chosen by a spe­cial committee consisting o f Se­nators Sanji Abe, V. A . Carvalho and “Doc” Hill, and the sum of $350,000 has been earmarked by the U SH A for the carrying out of the Hilo project

A fte r the inspection tour Mr. Simonds opined that Hilo is badly in need of a low-rent housing sys­tem and it is his sincere regrets that H ilo ’s beauty must be de­graded merely because of its sub­standard housing units.

Mitsui Director Dies From Heart Attack

TOKYO. May 22— Benzo Mitsui age 54, one of -the ranking execu­tives of fhe vast Mitsui financial empire in Japan, died today of a heart attack.

The deceased was a director oi the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and ma­naging -director of fh e Mitsui Min­ing Company.

A fte r finishing his education in Japanese in .the schools o f Tokyo, the Japanese industrialist travel­led to England where he spent several years in acquiring his knowledge of English.

His untimely .death is being re­ported as a great blow to the M i­tsui interests.

N E W VICE -ADM IRALSH IPS TO BE CREATED B Y U N IT E D STATES FOR SPECIAL MISSION

COM M AND IN W A R ZONES

W A SH IN G TO N , M ay 22 Observers here were stirredand conjectured the possibility o f United States moving to protect U. S. shipping going to the Red Sea when the House Naval Committee responding to the administration’s request

1 unanimously approved the usual legislation authorizing the creation o f an unspecified number o f vice-admirals to com­mand special “ task forces” to carry out important sea mis­sions.

Admiral Nimitz TestifiesA t the present time, the N avy has three vice-admirals

| who hold commands from which they could not be readily !detached.

Rear Adm iral Chester W. N im itz, Chief o f the Bureau | o f Navigation, testify ing before the committee said that it I was conceivable that ships and planes would be broken up in­to task forces to carry out special missions and added that

| such task forces m ight consist o f a division o f battleships,| aircrafts, flo tilla o f destroyers and a number o f submarines. He, however, did not disclose how such task forces m ight be

Sused.The naval spokesman explained that “ task force” was

! an ancient navy phrase often used to designate a special mis- j sion.

----------------o----------------Australia Turns Out Tin Flats*CANBERRA, Australia — Aus­

tralia is now producing “ tin hats” not only for her own population but for those o f India and T Zealand as well. Productic date totals hundreds of thous:

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ESCAPE HEARTBREAK» by MARGARETTA BRUCKER. -

An ace American radio reporter in Europe, this is Edward R. Murrow, whose commentary starting with “This is London,” is heard nightly by millions. He studied journal­ism at Washington State Cclleaa

COAL PARLEY Conferees at New York parley on coal strike. Front: Dr. John R. Steelman, Federal Conciliator; Ezra Van Horn, conference chairman. Rear: John L. Lewis, mine workers' chiefj James Mark, district president.

REFUGEES— Thousands of refugees of various nationalities are interned in unoccupied France under deplorable conditions, according to reports. These are internes being transferred from cemp for Spanish miiitiamen at Arqs!es-sur-Mer to Rivesaltes. Passed bv French.censor.

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Finish One Job to Start Another

T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I

Valerie Wentworth, clerk in a ^department store in the small town of Pelton, foolishly elopes

(with Phil Prescott, son of the ! owner of the store. When he in­sists on keeping the marriage a secret, they quarrel and. soon afterward, she hears that his mother has persuaded him to

I have the marr iage annulled. - Broken-hearted, she leaves Pel­ton and goes to New York, hop-

j ing to become a model. When ; her little money is stolen, she runs into difficulties, but is res- cued by Terry Sullivan, reporter,

j who temporarily turns pver his apartment to her. Believing that she has the makings of a good model, he offers to lend her the money for training, asks a model

i named Dot Turner to help her. j and arranges for her to live with Dot. The latter, who believes

{ that pull is more important than training, is hoping to land a big

j job through her friend Duke I Maxwell, popular orchestra lead­er, whose father heads an ad-

I vcrtising agency.

CHAPTER X '“17ALERIE did not see Terry on

Monday morning. He phoned land said that he would be out (of town for several days.

“Now about money,” he said. “I ’ve sent a check for you to Dot’s apartment by messenger. I called her this morning and everything is all arranged. Meet her at her place about ten and she’ll pilot you over to Models, Inc.”

“ I can never thank you, Terry— ” Valerie began.

“No thanks. Just be a good girl and work hard.”j Leaving the phone, Valerie de­feated what to wear. She must look Cher best on her first visit to the (school for models.

The plaid dress was not right. Already she caught the difference between the plain, well-tailored clothes of the women she met on the streets and the lines of the plaid, which were all wrong.

Fiinally, she discarded the plaid for a simple black dress she had worn in the store back in Pelton.. The dress was in good style. It had been marked down In the French Room. With a cellar and cuff set which she had added. Valerie ap­proved of the whole effect.

There was a mirror in the closet door. She swung about slowly, thoughtfully appraising h e r s e l f from head to foot. Terry had said that her make-up was bad. There was something wrong, but working over it didn’t improve it.

W ell—she must go. She felt ner­vous, and yet her heart beat with suppressed excitement. Today she was taking her first step toward (her ambition.

She threw a nod of confidence (over her shoulder at the girl in the tenirror. “You must succeed,” she (told her. “ You cannot let me down

nor Terry.”She felt a stab of regret as she

(closed the door on the comfortable, shabby living room. It was like (leaving Terry behind. She would (never forget the time she had spent feere. What a change had come over [her! Only two days before, she had been despondent, completely beat- jen. Today she left with high hopes.

FROM the first, Valerie realized that it would not be easy to live

With Dot, for Dot didn’t hesitate to put her in her place.

“Terry ’s always pulling some one out of a hole,” was Dot’s remark before Valerie was fairly inside her apartment. “Terry ’s like that.”

“Yes— I know,” said Valerie.Dot handed her the envelope

[Terry had sent by special messen­ger, regarded the check Valerie tydrew from it.

“ We can share expenses here,” Ishe observed carelessly.* Later, they sat in the bedroom jwhile Dot fussed over an elaborate [make-up and talked.

“You can take all this training if you want,” she said, “ but it really doesn’t count for much. They’ll put you through your paces and you’ll think you’re ready for the starting gun, but let me tell you something —never forget the other entries. They’re in there to win, too. Tht y ’ll <crowd_you out before you take the

first lap. Maybe I don’t know!”“ I suppose you do,” Valerie

agreed politely.Dot rose from the dressing table,

and tossed off a filmy negligee. She slipped into a sleek black dress.

“ Zip me up, will you?” she said. Valerie obeyed, while Dot drifted

into an explanation of how she first met Duke Maxwell.

“ His father has dough and was sore at Duke because he had this orchestra,” she said, moving into the closet and returning with a scrap of velvet and feathers whicii she perched on her blond sculp­tured curls. “ But the boy has made good. His father has seen the light and Duke made himself solid when he suggested a smart advertlsinjj campaign for Noma>d cigarettes which his father’s agency handles

“That’s where I come in. I ’m go­ing to model in the photos they start shooting next week. Just an experiment but, if it goes over” — Dot picked up a cloth coat with a huge fur collar — “ I ’ll be wearing mink instead of this!”

T ’HEY left the apartment, went M o a bank, and cashed Terry ’s

cheok, which was a generous one Dot’s eyes fixed on the roll of money which Valerie tucked into her purse With that money in her possession she became Dot’s best friend.

Dot slipped a hand through hei arm, and said, “Before we investi­gate this school, let’s celebrate.”

“ Celebrate what?”“Your new affluence. Come along

—I ’ll introduce you to the besl cocktail lounge in town. It ’s a good place to make contacts.”

Valerie had no desire to follow this suggestion, but was afraid to cross Dot.

When they reached the plact mentioned, she soon found thal they needed no money for th< drinks Dot ordered, which wen quickly paid for by one of several men who sauntered up to greet them.

Valerie barely touched her lips d her glass, and she thoroughly dis­liked the men whom Dot intro- • duced. They were definitely idlers.

Furthermore, she thought un­easily. suppose Terry should see het sitting at a table in a cocktal lounge instead of visiting the schod for models and enrolling?

The thought made her feel si guilty that she lost all interest ii her surroundings. Dot spoke he) name twice before she looked ui and saw a tall young man with bril- liant dark eyes standing beside her

“Duke Maxwell,” said Dot.

VALERIE, thinking of Penny an< how thrilled she would be t<

have this chance to meet the or­chestra leader, smiled up at him.

He dropped into a chair besidi her. “Who are you?” he asked.

It was easy to see Dot’s instant disapproval of the open interest ii his face.

“Valerie is a friend of Terry Sul­livan’s,” she said stiffly. “ She hat just come to New York and is stay­ing with me for a while.”

Duke’s interest seemed to quick­en. After asking Valerie how sht liked New York and other conven­tional questions, he turned to Dot and suggested that they all lunct together, but Dot replied that sh< and Valerie had an important en­gagement and were already late They must be on their wayy.

“What about dinner?” he persist­ed, rising with them.

Valerie wondered whether h< meant to include her in the invita­tion but, if so, Dot ignored any suet implication and accepted for her­self alone.

The two girls left and, as they stood waiting for a taxi. Valerii tactfully avoided any further men­tion of Duke. Though he had spoken scarcely a dozen words tc ( her, she was quick to sense thal Dot was jealous.

She was aware that Dot had said nothing of her, Valerie’s, ambition to become a model. Oh, Dot was clever! After all, one had to be clever in a city where competition was keen and where the contacts about which Dot talked so con­stantly were not easily secured.

(T o be continued)(The characters in this serial are

fictitious)CoDyright. 1940. by Gramercy Publishing Co.

These Scottish Regimentals swinging in pith sun neimeis capital city of Asmara in Italian Red Sea colony of Eritrea alter its fall to General Waveil’s Army, may now be girding tor defense of Suez Canal against expected Nazi push. Prime Minister Churchill said defense of Suez would tie "to the death if necessary. Passed by

British censor.

Churchill Reviews Czech Soldiers

Accompanied by American military observers, Prime Minister Churchill reviews units of Czech forces now training in Britain for another crack at Nazism. Mr. Churchill’s conduct of the war, when challenged by David Lioyd George and other critics, brought a nearly unanimous vote of confidence in Commons. (UP-Universal

Newsreel.)

NEW POST— Ronald Cross, replaced in British Cabinet shake-up as Minister of Ship­ping, goes to Australia as High Commissioner for United Kingdom. He is sent to nullify critics.

JAM SESSION— Hitler's airmen swung into the groove over Plymouth, England, recently and turned out to be rug-cutters with their bombs. They hit a store and knocked the jam shelf galley west. Here are girl employes, like true hep-cats, having a jam session gathering it ud.

"Lefty’ O’Doul Loses Argument

ARMFULS OF ENERGY— Captain Bob Ashley and Mrs. Ashley of Oceanside, Long Island, have ’ the.r arms full of youthful energy, multiplied by seven. They're nine-weeks-old Samoyede Siberian sled-dog pups, rare in U. S. Captain Bob is veteran pilot with United.Ait Lines.

T __ _ ••••*••••• •••Frank (Lefty) O’Do; :gcr of San Francisco Seals baseballteam, is comforted by Isabelle Sheppird in a Los Angeles hos­pital where surgeons baitK) to save sight of eye cut by bottle hurled by assailant in swcnii Hollywood cocktail lounge. Assault climaxed

\ baseball argument.

BEATS SHELLS — Enemy shells send up geysers of water as British destroyer Hasty makes good her name and races through Mediterranean in recent battle off Cape Mataoan. British reported sinking six Italian warships in battle.

Friday, May 23,1941

Famed Voice’’W e n t S c r e w y ’

Solin Wylie, 19-year-old Richmond, jCal., oil company employe, who Aold police “ I guess I ju ll went jpcrewy” when he confessed fan­tastic night-long orgy of robbery tend kidnaping climaxed by slay­ing of young Mare Island Navy

Yard worker-

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IN THE NAVY

/ / s O h e s t e r f i e l d V'that where three ships would he needed for the old phosphates, on­ly one will be needed now. Aston­ishingly, the price for the triple- super phosphate, as we call it, is about the same as for the ordinary phosphate. And it carried three times the benefits to the soil, and cuts to a third the labor and: ex­pense of transportation.”

Even as production of the triple- super phosphate is in the planning stage, TV A experts are experi­menting with the effects obtained from calcium metaphosphate, con­taining 70 per cent beneficial phos­phates, and with potassium meta­phosphate, which is 100 per cent plant food. The fertilizers are be­ing distributed to farmers in the TV A area, and are used on expe­rimental farms.

I T V A officials declare that the potassium metaphosphate will be­come an essential farm ing supply when their experiments are com­pleted, and have already made a trade name for it.

“ Look for ‘Metaphos’,” they say. “ In a few years every person in

j the country will know what it I means.”

the COOLER, MILDER, BETTER- TASTING cigarette that SATISFIES

Chesterfield has so many things a smoker likes that it’s just naturally called the smoker's cigarette.

Because they’re made from the world’s best cigarette tobaccos, you’ll enjoy Chesterfield’s c o o le r , b e t te r

ta s te . They’re really m ild e r too. Get \ yourself a pack of Chesterfields.

Cyrus S. (Cy) Ching, member of the new National Defense Media­tion Board, who was kept busy keeping track of labor disputes in vital defense industries. The IL S. Rubber Co. official was born on a Canadian farm, is a 231- pounder with direct-action ap-.

proach to knotty problems.

EVERYWHERE YOU GO

HILO THEATRE ’Excitement, comedy and roman­

ce are blended with new hit tunes in “Tall, Dark and Handsome,” the fun film showing for the last ti­mes at the Hilo theater today.

Cesar Romero heads the cast as a gangster who is not really tough , at all and almost pays the price with his own life when his panty- waist activities are discovered by rival gunmen.

Virginia Gilmore, one of the fastest rising young starlets has the leading feminine role opposite suave Romero. She portrays a de­partment store nursemaid who is hired by the gangster to take care of his son, who doesn’t really ex­ist.

Milton Berle, radio comedian, and Charlotte Greenwood, one of the funniest woman on the screen head the supporting cast and con­tribute much to the hilarious gags, and screwy action sequence. ;

A drama of unusual interest is “Flight from Destiny,” scheduled for tomorrow at the Hilo theater. Thomas Mitchell ,Jeffry Lynn and Geraldine Fitzgerald are starred in a strange and fascinating story about a college professoi who de­cides to commit murder.

--------------- o----------------Jane Withers Stars

At Palace Theatre On Kiddies’ Show

A grown up Jane is seen in “ YOUTH W IL L BE SERVED,” Jane W ithers’ latest picture showing at the Mickey Mouse Club tomorrow morning at the Palace Theatre. Background for this fast-moving story is a camp run by the National Youth A d­ministration and a nearby CCC camp. Jane is enrolled in the N Y A camp and (Joe E. Brown Jr. enlists with the CCC boys.

The screen program will also include a Leon Errol comedy, a Donald Duck cartoon, a Merrie Melody cartoon and Chapter 4 of the mighty adventure “ W H ITE EAG LE.”

Everybody plays the screen game of the movie stars “ HOL­LYW O O D ” with novelty prizes for the winning children.

The theater doors will open t 9:15 tomorrow morning and

the show starts at 9:30 o’clock.Copyright 1941, L ic c e t t & M y e r s T o b a c c o Co.

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PALACE THEATRE“ Carinosa,” the sensational F i­

lipino feature, starring popular Amparo Karegdag ,is now showing at the Palace theater. This film will repeat at 12:30 and 2:30 to­morrow.

The theater finals of the grand Filipino Talent Contest w ill be held on the stage tonight.

Two Japanese features, “Higu- chi Ichiyo” and “Hagidera No Choshichi,” will show tomorrow' evening at 7 :30.

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AT THE ROYAL“Always A Bride,” grand come-

dy-drama, co-starring Rosemary Lane and George Reeves; and “Riders of Black Mountain,” sizzl­ing western drama, starring Tim McCoy; show for the last times at the Royal theater today.

Coming tomorrow is “Youth W ill Be Served,” peppy comedy, starring Jane Withers with Jane Darwell, Robert Conway and Elyse. Knox.

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Gangland Comedy!

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F IL IP IN O FE ATU R E

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MediatorBUILDM USCLE SHOALS, A la A t Muscle Shoals, scene o f a

great nitrate-producing experiment during the World War, scientists o f the Tennessee Valley Authority are developing munitions fo r both vital wartime fronts— food and combat.

More spectacular are the huge plants which produce am­monium nitrate fo r explosive use, but in small, colsely-guard- ed buildings chemists and engineers are perfecting processes which may make the United States independent o f imports fo r the making of the essential aluminum, and at the same time construction is being rushed on a new phosphate plant which will produce concentrated fertilizer for British and American consump­tion.

T V A Director David E. Lilien- thal recently announced that com­mon clay— kaolin— is a newly dis­covered source for the alumina from which aluminum is made.Large-scale tests have proved that from three tons of clay, found li­berally throughout the South, one ton of alumina may be extracted.In an additional process, the alu­mina is reduced to one-half as much ingot aluminum, ready for fashioning into parts for speedy fighter and long-range bombing planes.

Clay Yields BauxiteUntil the TV A experiments were

made the United States was al­most totally dependent upon im­ports, from South America and the Dutch East Indies, for its sup­ply of bauxite ore, then the only source of alumina. Small deposits o f bauxite*’ are located in Arkan-

Cell Can’t Be Opened So Judge Moves Court

P H IL A D E L P H IA — The judge went to the criminal in the case of William Smith.

When Smith’s case came up be­fore Magistrate Jacob Dogole the regular turnkey was absent and his substitute couldn’t open his celL

Magistrate Dogole went to the prisoner’s cell, heard testimony that he had carried a gun illegal­ly and held him in $1,500 bail.

Unable to raise bail, Smith was ' removed to Moyamensing prison— but not until the regular turnkey returned and opened his cell.

sas, but they cannot fill the in­creased demand for the strong, li­ghtweight metal.

T V A experiments to date have only proved the practicability of making aluminum from the clay, Lilienthal said, and further tests to estimate costs of production are under way. However, he believes that the cost w ill be comparable to that o f importing bauxite and ex-1 tracting the metal from the ore.

A few miles away from the g i­gantic power plants and munitions plants here ,the Reynolds Metals Company is completing construc­tion on a $13,000,000 aluminum re­duction plant Clay, as well as im­ported bauxite, w ill be used in its operations.

Huge piles of yellow dirt are stacked beside the uncompleted buildings, ready for operations to begin.

Phosphate Plant BegunDesigning and construction of

the $1,000,000 concentrated phos­phate plant were begun recently immediately after authorization of the project made necessary by re­quests of the British Purchasing Commission in this country.

Britain, the commission said, needs phosphate to enrich its lands, so that more food might be raised and fewer ships needed for food transport. The necessity for keeping ships free for war purpos­es, and out of the submarine lanes, also made it necessary for the British to use concentrated phos­phates.

The phosphates made here al­ready in a plant with a yearly pro-

I duction of 100,000 tons, and which will be made in the new 50,000-ton

| plant, contains from 45 to 48 per | cent of the vital plant food. Ordin­ary phosphates contain only 16 per cent of useful material.

Price Approximately Same“ This means,” said Lilienthal,

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Page Four TH E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Thursday, May 21,1941

Nuuanu Y Swimmers To Show In Meet Here On May 30t r • - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -

MainicM SportorialP i —IT S ~T — ^ m -m — — ■ m m <m m

, The Inter-Isjand Oldtimers softball tourney, a color-, ful and gala affair bringing together the “Hasbeens” of

all the Isles, will be the featured athletic event of the , week. They are slated to play on Saturday afternoon and I whole day Sunday at the Mooheau park.

The tournament will be divided into two section— Class A , the real old man group and Class B, the younger bunch. Last year the Class A championship was garnered by the B ig Islanders at Honolulu with the Class B title going to Oahu.

Oahu along w ith Kauai and Maui have strong Class A teams this year and will g ive Hawaii a run fo r the title, while in the Class B division, the pennant will most likely be de­cided between Oahu and Hawaii.

Dark horse o f the tourney will undoubtedly be Maui, fo r this is the firs t time that the Valley Isle is represented by a team in this tournament which is being held at the various islands every year.

A t this w riting no definite schedule is drawn up as yet but it is believed that the elimination games w ill be played on Saturday and the finals on Sunday. Several exhibition games between various team will also be featured.

Most o f the players from the outside island w ill arrive in H ilo on Saturday, tomorrow, and will leave on the following day, Sunday, however, few o f the players are expected to stay a little longer.

The committee in charge o f the tournament announced that severa1 beautiful trophies will be up at stake.

H igh lighting the tournament will be thd gala reception party scheduled fo r Saturday night at the Mitsuwa club. Be­side the numerous speeches, songs and other entertainment, the presentation o f the Good-wili trophies will also be held.

A ll players o f the Hilo Japanese Oldtimers softball lea­gue who wish to participate in the coming tournament are asked to contact their team managers immediately.

E D I T O R I A Lr

(Continued from Page One)rages against each other in the persons o f Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, that leader o f the isolationist group, pittied against Sen. Claude Pepper, the latter called the “ administration’s mouthpiece in foreign policy” by the Montana veteran.

Added tfo these verbal salvos will be President Roose­ve lt ’s nationwide radio broadcast coming o f f in the next few days. A ll these leaders will be deeply delving into the pros and cons o f the Neutrality A ct w ithin the next few days.

Both the United States Congress and the nation w ill be hearing fie ry speeches from the mouths o f the country’s isolationist and interventionalist champions in the very near future. Momentous times are ahead fo r Am erica and the world. A ll eyes and ears will be strained toward Washington, the o ffic ia l home o f Uncle Sam, when the oontrovery on the Neutra lity A c t really gets going.

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A L IT T L E MORE R E A L IS M

The second territory-w ide blackout has come to a suc­cessful end. W ith but a few exceptions, according to reports issued immediately follow ing the blackout the other evening, it was found that the entire population o f the Hawaiian Isl­ands has proven its cooperative attitude beyond any doubt__so much so that in many districts throughout the B ig Isl­and, fo r instance, there were business establishments and private residences that extinguished their lights long before the prearranged signals were given and waited in the dark.

The cooperative spirit displayed in the two blackouts held during the last fourteen months is beyond criticism and reproach.But the over-anxiety and eagerness with which the people as a whole responded because the entire under- taking was pre-arranged, while many others simply beat the signals to the blackout, gave the whole a ffa ir a certain lack o f reality. Leing just a drill, w ith but a few planes buzzing in the sky and then these being hardly visible, perhaps it is too much to expect a closer degree o f realism.

However, now that we have had two drills,we feel that it is time that the territory ’s population hold a blackout that v i i l carry more realism into such an important under­taking.

Now that Hawaii is in the swing with Am erica to do a good job in total preparedness why not hold a blackout week on some 1 night during a given or prearranged week when a sudden uniform signal throughout the territory gives us no­tice o f the arrival o f a sudden imaginary “ invasion o f the enemy’ , a “ night raid” that takes us by surprise?

Details can be easily worked out with the same expe- 2ienced effic ien t body o f men who did such a good job so fa r at the head o f such an undertaking.

Waiakea Mill Goes Down In Defeat To Iron WorksHELCO SWAMPS DAVIES TEN IN OTHER TILT

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sympathy in their recent bereavement

CO UNTY LEADS 2ND ROUND OF HRC COM M ERCIAL

LEAG U E

Manager Jimmie Bell’s giant- killing Waiakea M ill redshirts went down, to their first second- round defeat and ‘Sonny” Hen- erson’s HELCO ’s and Harold

Hall’s Iron Workers retained their chances for the leadership as the HRC commercial softball league played their only games of the week yesterday afternoon.

Waiakea Mill missed getting their third victim when Iron Works stopped them 10-4 at Moo­heau yesterday ,while Helco blank­ed K. C. Lau’s Davies combine 10- 0 for the latter’s third straight setback. Waiakea Mill had started the second series very impressive­ly by downing Davies and Helco’s, two o f the league’s strongest teams.

Team StandingYesterday’s game results leave

Emil Osorio’s County stars on top of the pile with an unmarred two-victory record with Waiakea Mill and Iron Works in second place, each having won two and lost one. Helco and Canecs are tied for fourth with one win and one loss, each.

Hitting their stride in the third inning, Iron Works started bang­ing the ball all over the lot to tal­ly two, three and then three more runs in the third, fourth and fifth innings, respectively to salt the game away. They collected 14 hits all told and drove o ff A lbert Ca­brera, the Millers’ ace, in the fifth- inning. The latter was replaced by Jimmie Bell who yielded five hits and two more runs.

The losers managed to tally once in the third and three more in the sixth for their four runs. Leading the Iron Works’ hit parade were Kema Kanakaole with a perfect score of two in two, Marion Igna­cio with a homer, and Iwao Usa- gawa, A lex Penovaroff and Baker with two hits in four attempts, each. George Liborio of the losers got two out of three.

Pitcher Brown Hot Up at Kaumana stellar two-hit

pitching by pitcher Enoch Brown together with airtight support and concentrated offensive drives en­abled Helco .to blank Davies. Hel­co batters scored once in the first, twice in the fourth, and seven in the fifth for a big total of 10 runs, being just as effective against Soichi Matsuda who replaced Francis Chock on the mound in the midst of the fifth inning blitz.

Monjou Masutani of baseball fame took over the mound duties in the ending of the sixth for Da­vies and although nicked for a sin­gle, slowballed his opponents to submission. Brute Matsubara of the Helco’s was top hitter o f the day with two out of four.

I t was announced that the usual Saturday afternoon triple-header will not be played as the field will be used by teams participating in the inter-island Japanese oldtim­ers’ softball tournament. The next set of games are listed for next Tuesday afternoon when Hel­co faces County and Waiakea Mill tackles Canec in two very crucial contests.

Summary scores:R H

Iron Works .... 002 330 2— 10 15Waiakea Mill .. 001 003 0— 4 8

Iron W’orks: K. Kanakaole and J. Baptiste; Waiakea M ill: A. Cabrera, J. Bell and E. Canne.

R HDavies .............. 000 000 0— 0 2Helco 100 270 x— 10 8

Davies: F. Chock, S. Matsuda, M. Masutani and T. Hirano; Hel­co: E. Brown and J. Fujii.

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PROGRAM FOR MAKULE MEN SOFTBALL TOURNEY ALL SET

The program for the outside island visitors participating in the annual Inter-Island Japa­nese Oldtimers softball tourna­ment is all set according to an

announcement made by the local “Has-been” league this morning.

The titular games in which teams from Oahu, Kauai, Maui and Hawaii w ill vie for the title will he played Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. The cham­pionship was garnered by the Ha-

MAJOR LEAGUEBASEBALL

N A T IO N A L LEAG U E Yesterday’s Results

St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 6, New York 4

A M E R IC A N LEAG U E Yesterday’s Results

Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 4, Boston 1 New York 6, Detroit 5 Cleveland 4, Washington 3

Joe Louis in 17th Title Defense ToniteW ASHINGTON, May 23 — W ill

big Buddy Baer dare, go through with his professed role of family avenger when Joe Louis confronts him? In Washington’s first hea­vyweight title fight tonight at the Griffith Stadium where some 40,-

| 000 fans are expected to watch, Champion Louis makes his 17th crown defense against Buddy, the California Giant.

HAIUS BEAT DAIRYMEN SIX

Lesnevich Scores Upset Win in Bout

N E W YORK,.M ay 23— Gus Les- nevitch of Cliffside, N. J. scored a major upset in the pugilistic circle when he took a 15-round decision over N B A ’s light heavyweight ch­ampion Anton Christoforidis of Greece last night in an elimina­tion bout to determine a successor to B illy Conn.

HRC UKULELE CLASSES SLATE

GALA PICNIC(Continued From Page One)

misato, Bernice Pacheco, Helen Rodrigues, Emelia Rulico, Kimie Maeda, Norman Pacheco, A lfred Rabaia, Wendell Leite.

Keaukaha: L. Koomoa, W. Oili, Eleanor Simeona, Geraldine Malo, Ella Napeahi, James Lancester, A lfred Cortes, Anita Kai, Gerald­ine Quigley, Ellen Haili.

Kapiolani: Yukie Hisanaga, Mo­ses Kaauiwi, Gilmore Arthur, Ta- mie Nagasaki, Jason Miller, Mi- tsue Tsukamoto, Fumio Ogata, George Rodillas, Leonard Maka, Joseph Amaral, Setsuko Jinbo, A- bel Pahio, Janet Pahio, Marina Vinluan, Manuel Pao, Carol K a ­wasaki, Elizabeth Hopfe, Fusae Vamashita, Sumiko Hara, Fujiko Kuramoto, Shizuko Ochiai, Tetsuo Nakao, Edwin Wung, Michiyo Iga, Portonato Dicho, Toshie Isa, Lur- line Makanui, Beernice Victorino. Frances Ahuna, W illiam Amina, Minnie Midallid, Abraham Maka­nui. Henrv Carter.

waii team last year in Honolulu.Oahu will have two teams in th<

tournament in the Contractors ag gregation and another combin< group. Maui will be represente( by Lahaina.

Before the first games tomor row, a meeting of the team repre sentatives will be held at the Hilc Japanese chamber of commerce of' fice at 9 a. m. to draw up th(

I schedule and discuss final plan: for the tourney.

A fte r the games on Saturday night a general public receptior banquet and a radio broadcast art

I slated. The welcoming dinner wil be held at the Mitsuwa club ai 6:30 p. m. and the prominent visi tors w ill speak over the radio al

|8:30.The final titular games are slat­

ed for Sunday morning at th< Moohea park starting from 8:3( a. m. and picnic lunches will b«

j served at the ocean end of the park for both the visitors anc local teams.

A second reception banquet is scheduled for Sunday night at the Harunoya teahouse at Keaukaha

j of which the Nichibei Shuzo Kabu- shiki Kaisha will be hosts.

A ll visitors who are departing j for home on Sunday will be ac­commodated with a special trip to the Volcano district on Saturday morning.

For those remaining, Monday will be a free day and will be en­tertained individually by their loc­al friends.

A trip around the island and an­other banquet will be the program for Tuesday. Leaving Hilo at 6:330 a. m. Tuesday morning, the group will enjoy lunch at Honaunau beach in Kona. Returning to Hilo at 6 p. m., the visitors w ill dine at either the Tokiwa tei or N ip­pon club. The Contractors group will be the guests of the local Con­tractors at the former teahouse, while the rest o f the visitors will be entertained at the Nippon club by the other teams of the local old- timers loop.

On the final day, Wednesday, the other islanders will be lunche­on guests of H. Isemoto Contract­ing Co. They will depart for home on the same day’s steamer.

M.I.A. SQUEEZES THROUGH CLOSE V ICTO RY OVER

H ILO CYO

Continuing where they left o ff on Monday night, the great­ly rejuvenated Haili girls team led by Harriet B. Nahale-a set back Alexander Soares Dairy­

men stars 15-3, 13-15, 15-10 last night at Lyman Hall in one o f the opening second round matches of the HRC women’s volleyball lea­gue.

In the other match last night Elder Gardner’s M IA ’s were ex­tended to the limit before beating Peter Kamano’s Hilo CYO girls 18-16, 11-15, 15-9.

By winning last night, Hailis are credited with wins over both M IA and Dairymen, the two teams that finished in a tie for the first round title, and are definitely in the pic­ture as far as the second series is concerned.

Although losing, Hilo CYO made a creditable showing last ni­ght as they gave the M IA lassies, first round co-champions, a close and torrid game. A fte r losing the first deuce set, CYO copped the second set 15-11 but the steady playing and fine placements o f the winners were too much for the un­derdogs to overcome as they lost the last set and with it the mat­ch.

N U U A N U Y F IR S T OUTSIDETEAM TO IN V A D E H ILO

W ATERS

Hilo w ill be host to a crack team of swimmers from the Nu­uanu YM C A of Honolulu next Friday, May 30, according to an announcement made by coach “Sparky” Kawamoto o f the Wai- loa Swimming club, this morn­

ing.Negotiations were concluded be­

tween Sparky and Yoshito Saga- wa, Nuuanu coach and territorial fancy diving champion, and coach Sagawa will head a team of ten fast swimmers to compete in a big meet against the combined forces of Wailoa and Cocoanut Island on the afternoon of May 20. This first inter-island meet w ill be held at the pool back of P ier I in Hilo Harbor.

Trophies to be Awarded I t was further announced that a

total of six beautiful trophies will be up for competition, through the courtesy of local individuals and firms, and that a 20-event pro­gram has been worked up for the afternoon’s swimfest. Trophies in­clude the following:

A goodwill trophy put up by Supervisor James Kealoha.

A cup to the winner of the 150 yards backstroke race, put up by Schoen, Ltd.

An award to the winner of the 200 yard open relay, by Chair­man Samuel Spencer.

The Moses Company cup to the winner of the 220 yards open freestyle race.

An award by Charles Takaha- to the winner of the medley re­lay team; and Edwin Desha’s cup to the most

outstanding Honolulu swimmer at the meet.These trophies should make for

a very colorful meet, and should give local swimmers as well as the invaders greater incentive.

Nuuanu Squad Heading the visiting contingent

will be young Godfrey Kang who is credited with a 58 second 100 yards, a 2m 27s 220 yards in free­style races. Others expected are Susumu Takaki, Richard Sumida, Norman Ching, Tokumi Ono, Ja­mes Koizumi, Minoru Miyahara, Richard Pang and Young Ho Ahn.

Having just taken part in a big meet. H ilo’s best should be able to give the Honolulu gang plenty of competition with such natators as Masami Takahata, Susumu M iya­moto, Hisayoshi Fujino, Fred Vol- berg, Toshiyuki Murata, Shizuo Sumida and others rounding into top shape.

Besides nine races in the open bracket, events for junior and wo­men swimmers have been sand­wiched in between to insure a very interesting afternoon of fast races.

Following is a complete list of events:

Men’s open: 300 yards medleyrelay; 50, 100, 220 and 440 yards freestyle; 150 yards backstroke; 220 yards breaststroke; 150 yards

i individual medley race; an 220 j yards relay.

Men’s junior: 50, 100 yards free­style; 50 yards backstroke; 50 yards breaststroke; and 200 yards relay.

Women’s events: 50 yardsbreaststroke; 50 yards backstroke; 50 and 100 yards freestyle.

12 year olds: 50 yards freestyle.

Dairymen: A. Costa, G. Carter, R. Aqui, E. Soares, S. Lung and D. Saiki.

Hailis: B. Brown, K. Nathaniel,D. Chong Wah, H. Nahale-a, M. Brown, V. Nathaniel.

M IA : C. Santos, E. Mehau, V. Cornwall, J. Lovell, R. Kauluku-

Second Division teams Show in Biznes Games

The HRC business men’s softball league will offer two games this afternoon at 4 :30 p. m. when Von Hamm tackles C. Brewer at Moo­heau and Telephones take on Hilo Motors at Kaumana.

Except for Hilo Motors who have lost only once in three starts, the other three are second divisi­on teams, Telephones having yet to get into the win column. Von Hamm Young copped their first victory last Wednesday.

Hiram ConibearINTRODUCED THE S'/STEM THAT HAS MADE WASHINGTON SyMoHOMOUj/

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greatness!

kui, M. Borges, B. Supe.CYO: V. Kamano, L. Dart, W.

Hamauku, O. Lewis, I. Andrade,E. Swain.

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