dardenelles new treaty is by iraq-ussr...made in the shanghai interview on may 9th with ku- mataro...

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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS VOL. XXXIII HILO, HAWAII, T. H., MONDAY, MAY 12, 1941 NO. 8944 GERMANS MAY DARDENELLES VON PAPAN ON WAY TO ANKARA TO PRESENT DEMANDS ISTANBUL, May 11 — German Ambassador to Turkey, Franz von Papan, accompanied by another high Nazi official is understood to have left Berlin late last Saturday and is expected to arrive in An- kara either today or tomorrow, ac- cording to dispatches reaching here from the German capital. Diplomatic developments of un- usual significance are expected as soon as von Papen arrives in An- kara, followed by intensification of warfare in the middle East. It is generally expected in diplomatic circles that Germany will most likely demand that Turkey keep her hands off on German shipping passing through the Dardenelles. The Turkish government is un- derstood to be waiting anxiously for von Papen’s arrival, with news of German troops now in Greece j and the Greek islands in the Medi- terranean preparing to disembark i for Syria immediately. The con- J sensus was that Germany might not go to the extent of demanding from Turkey transit rights for troops to march across Turkey, but will confine its denjands for use of the Dardenelles and f>re sent other proposals of an econo mic nature. Hawaii County Fair Slated Oct. 16,17,18 The annual Hawaii county fair will be held three days beginning October 16 to 18 this year in Hilo, executive secretary of the Hilo Chamber of Commerce, Rob- ert S. Moir, announced. This year, the date has been set following the Maui fair so that those desiring to see the Maui fair and the Hilo fair won’t miss nei- ther. Directing the event will be Or- lando Lyman. SOVIETS NOW DEFINITELY WITH PRO-AXIS GOV- ERNMENTS MOSCOW, May 11— The Tass News Agency here disclosed here yesterday that diplomatic negotia- tions in progress from May 3rd last have been now completed be- tween the pro-Axis Iraqi govern - ment and Soviet Russia. In view of the fact that in 1939 the Iraqi government had request- ed The Soviets to recognize the territoriality of all countries then associated in the movement for independence of the Arabic race, recognition of the pro-Axis gov - ernment of Iraq at this time by the Soviets is being looked upon with unusual significance. Neutral diplomatic circles obser- ve the Soviet move as being an un- mistakable sign that consumma- tion of negotiations between these two countries at this time is an indication that the USSR is now definitely aligned with the pro- Axis governments. ricane filters bei„e produce., in a ^ a . aiW w S ^ ’S a d T a f .h e ‘rule 3 W J 2 ** f"* cial note pad shown, fitted with stop watch to record reaction of new chin in 1 11 v. t ' Pilots right leg, as can be noted in ^ ‘"™jh»wlng Pilot Stratton getting into plane. These'HuSane tignters are match for best Dianes Nazis have. Japan Will Not Betray Its Own Policy Or Principle Says Nippon English Daily In Editorial TOKYO, May 12 __ Broadly approving- statements made in the Shanghai interview on May 9th with Ku- mataro Honda, Japanese Ambassador to Nanking, en- route to Tokyo, the Japan Times and Advertiser editori- alized the interview and substantiated the impression that Honda was arriving in Tokyo on important business. The editorial states: “Direct negotiation with Chung- king as Honda points out would be contrary to the letter and spirit of the treaty concluded with the Nanking gov- ernment last year,” adding, besides, as Honda says, it is far too late to talk on peace with Chiang Kai-shek. Calling the Nanking Treaty as the first expression of peace of the Japanese nation addressed to its neighbor nation and the first sign of peaceful augury that had em- erged from the tragedy of war, the Japan Times says: “Japan could never betray its own policy or principle by its failure to support the cause it has openly and ambitious- ly taken up.” i Marriage Isao Kashimoto, proprietor of Camera Craft Shop, and Miss Ma- sako Shigemasa, were married at the Hilo Daijirigu on May 11th. Rev. Kudo performed the cere- i mony. EDITORIAL END OF TURK INDEPENDENCE The reported meeting of Hitler and Stalin in the imme- diate future, added to the hurried return of Germapy’s act diplomat, Franz von Pappen back to Ankara, indicates but an- other and perhaps the last milestone in Hitler’s complete do- mination of the Baltic area. It appears that this time Ger- many’s sharp ax will fall upon the head of Turkey, posses- sor of the Dardenelles. About the time von Pappen reaches Ankara and begins his persuasive requests, or to put it more bluntly and to the point his demands on behalf of Adolf Hitler, upon the Turks: the Hitler-Stalin conversations will also be taking place at some European point. With British forces now determined to make their stand to protect the Suez Canal to the last, it would be hardly pos- sible for them to go to the rescue of the Turks. Without out- side assistance, there seems but little doubt that Turkey will also join the family of nations merely holding on a nominal independence, becoming another Nazi-controlled nation, list - ening to Hitler’s bidding. Any display of an independent attitude by Turkey will undoubtedly result in both Hitler and Stalin coming to an agreement to carve up the country with the name of an Epi- curean fowl into two pieces. It appears certain that there is but one alternative left for Turkey and that way is to sub- mit to Hitler’s demands, which will be made through von Pappen, peacefully. Everything points to Hitler’s ax being poised ready to chop Turkey’s neck off—yes, even before the November holi- day. Turkey’s fattening period certainly appears to have come to an end. j ______________oOo______________ CONTROL OF THE MEDITERRANEAN /> A recent dispatch from Washington indicates that Am- erican aid to the British will be soon going forth in U.S. ships manned by our sailors with destinations at some port or ports in the Red Sea. Along with this announcement comes a report from Eu- rope that the Germans are preparing their attack against the British in the Suez area through the Near East, possi- bly via French-controlled Syria, after hurriedly securing Turkey’s consent to go unmolested through the Dardenelles. (Continued on Page Four) Higashi Group to Meet Tomorrow Nite There will be a meeting of the Higashi Hongwanji Young Peo- ple’s Association tomorrow even- ing at the Higashi Hongwanji Temple from E:00 P. M. All members of the association are urged to attend this import- ant meeting. FIVE-DAY CONFAB NOW IN PROGRESS IN CAPITAL CITY Problems of sanitation through- out the Territory will be discussed at a conference to be held com- mencing this morning for the next five days, with approximately 30 health officials meeting, according to ari announcement made by Dr. Richard K. C. Lee, acting com- missioner of public health, last Saturday. Besides the conferences at the public health building, outside isl- and representatives will be taken for field inspections throughout the community. Conference speakers will In- clude Dr. Nils P. Larsen, medical director of the Queen’s Hospital; Harold T. Sterns, U. S. geological survey engineer; L. H. Hart, gar- bage bureau superintendent; B. J. McMorrow, health officer for the Island of Hawaii; F. K. Lee, di- rector of anti-rat and mosquito campaign; Fred Schultz, sanita- tion supervisor for Oahu; Robert Lam, assistant sanitation engi- neer; Dr. James Enright, director of the bureau of communicable di- sease; James Ing, senior sanita- tion inspector; Miss Mary Willi- ams, director of the bureau of public health nursing; Ralph Tani- moto, bacteriologist; Clifford Bow- man, sanitation supervisor for the Island of Hawaii; George Zane, Maui sanitation supervisor; M. B. Bairos, food commissioner; Henry Wong, Oahu sanitation inspector; Tadao Yoshioka, Oahu inspector; Peter Sakai, food inspector. US-Argentine In New Trade Treaty BUENOS AIRES, May 11—Gov- ernment circles reported today that the long-delayed United Sta- tes-Argentine Commercial Treaty would be signed next week to be- come effective immediately. It was said the agreement would af- fect all aspects of trade between the two nations “with reciprocal advantages.’’ PRO- K Japan Will Raise Pay of Teachers TOKYO—The government is ex- pected to introduce provisions for increase of 10 yen in the pay of primary school teachers. Finance Minister Isao Kawada explained the need for the increase at a Cabinet meeting. The increase will affect about 285,000 teachers and 30,000 in- structors. Expense allowances of normal school students will be in- creased from 100 to 300 yen. The total increase will be ap- proximately 41,230,000 yen, of which 38,000,000 yen will go to teachers and instructors and 3,- 000,000 yen to students. U. S. TO AID BRITAIN § ORT OF INVOLVING IN ACTUAL WAR U. S. PEOPLE DIVIDED ON AMERICA ENTERING EUROPEAN CONFLICT AT THIS TIME, HERBERT HOOVER, DECLARES WASHINGTON, May 11 Breaking a six-month silence, Herbert Hoover in a broadcast warned that the United States would enter the “war the moment the navy is put into action.” He declared that the United States was not prepared for war from both military and industrial standpoints. Hoover asserted that beyond the general determination to defend the western hemisphere and popular condemnation of aggres- sor nations, “we are a divided people.” He emphasized that the United States should not enter the war but give Great Britain all possible war materials regardless of United States’ unpreparedness. . Square Dancing’ Class Ends Tonite The last regular meeting of the Y.W.C.A. Square Dancing Class will be held tonight from 7 to 8. Mr. Robert Cowie, popular danc- ing teacher, has announced that he will present two new dances; The Military Two Step or Triliby, and Voleta, a waltz. Other dances which the group have learned are Rye Waltz, Circle Dance, Strip the Willow, Spanish Waltz, and Virgi- nia Reel. Tonight’s class will be the last opportunity to learn square dances. As a finale of the course, a squ- are dancing party has been plan- ned for Tuesday evening, May 27. Ballroom dancing will be included although square dancing will be the feature of the evening. Mrs Cowie’s orchestra will furnish music, and Mr. Cowie will lead the dances. Tickets may be secured from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKit- trick, chairman of the party, or at the YWCA office. Hilo Mystic Club To Welcome Invaders The Mystic Club of Hilo, which has been inactive for sometime convened yesterday afternoon at the office of Mr. Bernard at the Lyman Hall. The express purpose of this meeting was to make plans for the entertainments of the Mysticr~In- vaders who will arrive from the other islands coming August ac- companied by Rev, Scudder, organ- izer of these clubs throughout the Territory. Jerry Matsushita and Ruth Fu- jimoto were unanimously favored to act as co-chairmen in entertain - ing the invaders. In order to discuss plans for this occasion in further detail, the club members will meet at a chop suey dinner to be held at the Wo Chong Chop suey house on May 22nd. At that gathering the Hilo group will hold an election and j make plans for the activities for the rest of the year. All those desiring to attend this dinner are requested to make re- servations with Ruth Fujimoto, jferry Matsushita or Yoneko Na- kashima by May 21st. De Havilland Asserts World in Ten Yeras Will Bless Japan, LOS ANGELES—Walter A. De Havilland, a veteran Tokyo lawyer and father of screen actresses Oli- via De Havilland and Joan Fon- taine, commented here recently upon his return from Tokyo: “In ten years the world will re- cognize that what the Japanese are doing in China is a blessing.” Mr. De Havilland has a Japanese wife. Paauhau Japanese School Benefit Show The Paauhau Japanese school is sponsoring a benefit movies on Thursday, May 15, at the Hono- kaa Theatre, beginning at 6:30 p. m. Featured will be “Shina no Yo- f-u,” “Toor'i Ma,” and late news. Membershiji Tea At YWCA May 24 At the meeting of the YWCA Membership Committee on Mon- day afternoon plans were made for the Spring Membership Tea. This is an annual affair to which all members and friends of the YWCA are cordially invited. The tea will be held on May 24, at the YWCA building, from three until five o’- clock. The committee has planned an interesting program for the afternoon. Members of the Mem- bership Committee are: Mrs. Syd- ney Silver, chairman, Miss Marion Campbell, Mrs. Rafaela M. Lucero, Mrs. Melville Carter, Miss Sachiko Noda, Mrs. Merrill Carlsmith, and Miss Ellen Imamura. The Blue Triangle Club will hold a Birthday Party on Wednesday, May 14, at the YWCA. Takiko Kanai, chairman of the party assisted by Laura Lai, Flo- j ra Ahuna and Edith Watt, has ; planned an exciting treasure hunt for the evening. on -- - pm i HI Be A Beautician. All Graduates O lllL a i Placed. More Calls for Beauticians Than We Can Supply_DAY or NIGHT CLASSES. HONOLULU BEAUTY SCHOOL 1057 Fort St. Phone 2936 Please Send Me Full Information on:_ DAY CLASS NIGHT CLASS .. Name .... Address * 'V . .1 * __________________________________________________________ ^ A tv* £i I H/Tnflf* F 'Tn PIT 's NEW TREATY IS BY IRAQ-USSR ; Thailand Appoints Demarcation Group ______ BANGKOK, May 11—The Thai- | land government appointed nine | Thai representatives on the Thai- : land-French Indo-China border de- j marcation committee to be organ- ized in accordance with the peace treaty between the two countries signed in Tokyo on May 9th. Colonel Luang Kovit Ahhai- j wongsie, Vice-Minister of Public j Instruction, has been appointed [ chief of Thailand’s representativ- j es. AOMORI - KOBE D I S T A N C E FLIGHT CONDUCTED BY ARMY KYOTO, May 12—A new distan- ce record by Japanese carrier-pi - geons was established yesterday when 26 army pigeons winged their way over a 2800-kilometer course from Fukaura in Aomori prefecture to Kobe, via Kyoto, with one pigeon recording a speed of 978 meters per minute. The flights were held under the auspices of the Japan Army Pi- geon Society. The former national record was 700 kilometers. One hundred ei- ghty pigeons were released at Fu- kaura at 4:40 A. M. but only the above 26 returned to Kobe by nightfall. Nippon Airforce Raid Shangyang HANOI, May 11—Despite unfav- orable flying weather formations, Japanese army aircraft carried out destructive raids on Shangyang, important enemy point on the Burma supply route, Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province and Mengtze, headquarters of the Ja- panese expeditionary forces in In- do-China announced. All planes which participated in the raids returned to their bas- es safely without encountering any enemy planes, the announcement added. GRADUAL LEANING FOR NAN- KING GOVERNMENT IS SEEN YOKOHAMA, May 12—Chinese residents in Canada are being ali- enated from Chungking gradually, leaning toward the National Gov- ernment of China at Nanking un- der Wang Ching-wei, Ippei Nishio, .Japanese oldtimer in Vancouver said on arrival in Yokohama a- board the NYK liner Heian Maru today. Nishio returned after an absen- ce of 26 years from Vancouver where he had been engaged in a flourishing business. Nishio added that the Chinese colony in Canada refrained from open anti-Japanese boycott while they abandoned monetary contrib- utions to the Chungking regime. Canada is controlling imports of toys and ceramics from Japan, but raw silk imports from Japan are being exempted from control, Ni- shio said. LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII

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Page 1: DARDENELLES NEW TREATY IS BY IRAQ-USSR...made in the Shanghai interview on May 9th with Ku- mataro Honda, Japanese Ambassador to Nanking, en- route to Tokyo, the Japan Times and Advertiser

WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS

VOL. XXXIII HILO, HAWAII, T. H., MONDAY, MAY 12, 1941 NO. 8944

GERMANS MAY

DARDENELLESVON PAPAN ON WAY TO

ANKARA TO PRESENT DEMANDS

ISTANBUL, May 11 — German A m bassador to Turkey, F ranz von Papan, accom panied by another high Nazi official is understood to have left Berlin la te la s t S aturday and is expected to arrive in A n­k a ra either today or tomorrow, ac­cording to dispatches reaching here from the German capital.

Diplomatic developments o f un­usual significance are expected as soon as von Papen arrives in A n­kara , followed by intensification of w arfare in the middle E ast. I t is generally expected in diplomatic circles th a t Germ any will m ost likely demand th a t Turkey keep her hands off on German shipping passing th rough the Dardenelles.

The Turkish governm ent is un ­derstood to be w aiting anxiously fo r von P apen’s arrival, w ith news of German troops now in Greece j and the Greek islands in the Medi­te rran ean preparing to disem bark i fo r Syria imm ediately. The con- J sensus was th a t Germany m ight no t go to the ex ten t of dem anding from Turkey tra n s it righ ts for troops to m arch across Turkey, bu t will confine its denjands for use of the Dardenelles and f>re sen t other proposals of an econo mic nature.

Hawaii County Fair Slated Oct. 16,17,18

The annual Hawaii county fa ir will be held three days beginning O ctober 16 to 18 th is year in Hilo, executive secretary of the Hilo Cham ber of Commerce, Rob­e r t S. Moir, announced.

This year, the date has been se t following the Maui fa ir so th a t those desiring to see the Maui fa ir and the Hilo fa ir won’t miss nei­ther.

D irecting the event will be Or­lando Lyman.

SOVIETS NOW DEFINITELY WITH PRO-AXIS GOV­

ERNMENTS

MOSCOW, May 11— The Tass News Agency here disclosed here yesterday th a t diplomatic negotia­tions in progress from May 3rd la s t have been now completed be­tween the pro-Axis Iraq i govern­m ent and Soviet Russia.

In view of the fac t th a t in 1939 the Iraq i governm ent had request­ed The Soviets to recognize the te rrito ria lity of all countries then associated in the movement for independence of the Arabic race, recognition of the pro-Axis gov­ernm ent of Iraq a t th is tim e by the Soviets is being looked upon w ith unusual significance.

N eutra l diplom atic circles obser­ve the Soviet move as being an un­m istakable sign th a t consumma­tion of negotiations between these two countries a t th is tim e is an indication th a t the USSR is now definitely aligned w ith the pro- Axis governm ents.

ricane f i l t e r s bei„e produce., in a ^ a . a i W w S ^ ’S a d T a f . h e ‘rule 3 W J 2 * * f " *cial note pad shown, fitted with stop watch to record reaction of new chin in 1 11 v. t ■ 'P ilo ts right leg, as can be noted in ^ ‘"™ jh»w lng P ilot Stratton getting into p l a n e . T h e s e 'H u S a n e

tignters are m atch for best Dianes Nazis have.

Japan Will Not Betray Its Own Policy Or Principle Says Nippon English

Daily In Editorial

TOKYO, May 12 __ Broadly approving- statementsmade in the Shanghai interview on May 9th with Ku- mataro Honda, Japanese Ambassador to Nanking, en- route to Tokyo, the Japan Times and Advertiser editori­alized the interview and substantiated the impression

that Honda was arriving in Tokyo on important business.The editorial states: “Direct negotiation with Chung­

king as Honda points out would be contrary to the letter and spirit of the treaty concluded with the Nanking gov­ernment last year,” adding, besides, as Honda says, it is far too late to talk on peace with Chiang Kai-shek.

Calling the Nanking Treaty as the first expression of peace of the Japanese nation addressed to its neighbor nation and the first sign of peaceful augury that had em­erged from the tragedy of war, the Japan Times says: “Japan could never betray its own policy or principle by its failure to support the cause it has openly and ambitious­ly taken up.” i

MarriageIsao Kashimoto, proprietor of

Cam era C raft Shop, and Miss Ma- sako Shigemasa, were m arried a t the Hilo Daijirigu on May 11th.

Rev. Kudo perform ed the cere- i mony.

E D I T O R I A LEND OF TURK INDEPENDENCE

The reported meeting of H itler and Stalin in the imme­diate future, added to the hurried return of Germapy’s act diplomat, Franz von Pappen back to Ankara, indicates but an­other and perhaps the last milestone in H itler’s complete do­mination of the Baltic area. I t appears tha t this time Ger­many’s sharp ax will fall upon the head of Turkey, posses­sor of the Dardenelles.

About the time von Pappen reaches Ankara and begins his persuasive requests, or to put it more bluntly and to the point his demands on behalf of Adolf Hitler, upon the Turks: the Hitler-Stalin conversations will also be taking place at some European point.

With British forces now determined to make their stand to protect the Suez Canal to the last, it would be hardly pos­sible for them to go to the rescue of the Turks. W ithout out­side assistance, there seems but little doubt th a t Turkey will also join the family of nations merely holding on a nominal independence, becoming another Nazi-controlled nation, list­ening to H itler’s bidding.

Any display of an independent attitude by Turkey will undoubtedly result in both H itler and Stalin coming to an agreement to carve up the country with the name of an Epi­curean fowl into two pieces. I t appears certain tha t there is but one alternative left for Turkey and th a t way is to sub­m it to H itler’s demands, which will be made through von Pappen, peacefully.

Everything points to H itler’s ax being poised ready to chop Turkey’s neck off—yes, even before the November holi­day. Turkey’s fattening period certainly appears to have come to an end.

j______________oOo______________CONTROL OF THE MEDITERRANEAN />

A recent dispatch from Washington indicates tha t Am­erican aid to the British will be soon going forth in U.S. ships manned by our sailors with destinations at some port or ports in the Red Sea.

Along with this announcement comes a report from Eu­rope th a t the Germans are preparing their attack against the British in the Suez area through the Near East, possi­bly via French-controlled Syria, after hurriedly securing Turkey’s consent to go unmolested through the Dardenelles.

(Continued on Page Four)

Higashi Group to Meet Tomorrow NiteThere will be a m eeting of the

Higashi Hongwanji Young Peo­ple’s Association tomorrow even­ing a t the H igashi Hongwanji Temple from E:00 P. M.

All members of the association are urged to attend this im port­an t meeting.

FIVE-DAY CONFAB NOW IN PROGRESS IN CAPITAL

CITY

Problem s of san ita tion th rough­out the T errito ry will be discussed a t a conference to be held com­mencing this morning for the next five days, w ith approxim ately 30 health officials meeting, according to ari announcem ent made by Dr. Richard K. C. Lee, ac ting com­missioner of public health, last Saturday.

Besides the conferences a t the public health building, outside isl­and representatives will be taken for field inspections throughout the community.

Conference speakers will In­clude Dr. Nils P. Larsen, medical director of the Queen’s H ospital; Harold T. Sterns, U. S. geological survey engineer; L. H. H art, g a r ­bage bureau superintendent; B. J. McMorrow, health officer for the Island of Hawaii; F. K. Lee, d i­rector of an ti-ra t and mosquito cam paign; F red Schultz, san ita ­tion supervisor for Oahu; Robert Lam, assis tan t san ita tion engi­neer; Dr. Jam es E nright, director of the bureau o f communicable di­sease; Jam es Ing, senior san ita ­tion inspector; Miss M ary W illi­ams, director of the bureau of public health nursing; Ralph Tani- moto, bacteriologist; Clifford Bow­man, san ita tion supervisor for the Island of H aw aii; George Zane, Maui san ita tion supervisor; M. B. Bairos, food commissioner; H enry Wong, Oahu san ita tion inspector; Tadao Yoshioka, Oahu inspector; P e te r Sakai, food inspector.

US-Argentine InNew Trade Treaty

BUENOS AIRES, May 11—Gov­ernm en t circles reported today th a t the long-delayed U nited Sta- tes-A rgentine Commercial T reaty would be signed next week to be­come effective imm ediately. I t was said the agreem ent would af­fec t all aspects of trade between the two nations “w ith reciprocal advantages.’’

PRO- K

Japan Will RaisePay of Teachers

TOKYO—The governm ent is ex­pected to introduce provisions for increase of 10 yen in the pay of prim ary school teachers.

F inance M inister Isao Kawada explained the need fo r the increase a t a Cabinet meeting.

The increase will affect about 285,000 teachers and 30,000 in ­structors. Expense allowances of norm al school students will be in­creased from 100 to 300 yen.

The to ta l increase will be ap ­proxim ately 41,230,000 yen, of which 38,000,000 yen will go to teachers and instruc to rs and 3,- 000,000 yen to students.

U. S. TO AID BRITAIN § ORT OF INVOLVING IN ACTUAL WARU. S. PEOPLE DIVIDED ON AMERICA ENTERING

EUROPEAN CONFLICT AT THIS TIME, HERBERT HOOVER, DECLARES

WASHINGTON, May 11 Breaking a six-month silence,Herbert Hoover in a broadcast warned tha t the United States would enter the “war the moment the navy is put into action.”

He declared tha t the United States was not prepared for war from both military and industrial standpoints. Hoover asserted tha t beyond the general determination to defend the western hemisphere and popular condemnation of aggres­sor nations, “we are a divided people.” He emphasized tha t the United States should not enter the war but give Great Britain all possible war materials regardless of United States’ unpreparedness. .

Square Dancing’Class Ends Tonite

The la st regular m eeting of the Y.W.C.A. Square D ancing Class will be held ton ight from 7 to 8. Mr. Robert Cowie, popular danc­ing teacher, has announced th a t he will p resen t two new dances; The M ilitary Two Step or Triliby, and Voleta, a w altz. O ther dances which the group have learned are Rye W altz, Circle Dance, S trip the Willow, Spanish W altz, and V irgi­n ia Reel. Tonight’s class will be the la s t opportunity to learn square dances.

As a finale of the course, a squ­are dancing p a rty has been plan­ned for Tuesday evening, May 27. Ballroom dancing will be included although square dancing will be the fea tu re of the evening. Mrs Cowie’s orchestra will furnish music, and Mr. Cowie will lead the dances. T ickets m ay be secured from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKit- trick, chairm an of the party , or a t the YWCA office.

Hilo Mystic Club To Welcome Invaders

The Mystic Club of Hilo, which has been inactive for sometim e convened yesterday afternoon a t the office of Mr. B ernard a t the Lym an Hall.

The express purpose of this m eeting was to m ake plans for the entertainm ents of the Mysticr~In- vaders who will arrive from the o ther islands coming A ugust ac­companied by Rev, Scudder, organ­izer of these clubs th roughout the T erritory.

Je rry M atsushita and R uth Fu- jim oto were unanim ously favored to ac t as co-chairmen in en terta in ­ing the invaders.

In order to discuss plans for this occasion in fu rth e r detail, the club members will m eet a t a chop suey dinner to be held a t the Wo Chong Chop suey house on May 22nd.

A t th a t gathering the Hilo group will hold an election and j m ake plans for the activities for the rest of the year.

All those desiring to attend this dinner are requested to m ake re­servations w ith R uth Fujimoto, jferry M atsushita or Yoneko Na- kashim a by May 21st.

De Havilland Asserts World in Ten Yeras Will Bless Japan,

LOS ANGELES—W alter A. De Havilland, a veteran Tokyo lawyer and fa th e r of screen actresses Oli­via De Havilland and Joan Fon­taine, commented here recently upon his re tu rn from Tokyo:

“In ten years the world will re ­cognize th a t w hat the Japanese are doing in China is a blessing.” Mr. De Havilland has a Japanese wife.

Paauhau Japanese School Benefit Show

The P aauhau Japanese school is sponsoring a benefit movies on Thursday, May 15, a t the Hono- k aa Theatre, beginning a t 6:30 p. m.

F eatu red will be “Shina no Yo- f-u,” “Toor'i Ma,” and la te news.

Membershiji TeaAt YWCA May 24

A t the m eeting of the YWCA Membership Com mittee on Mon­day afternoon plans were made for the Spring Membership Tea. This is an annual affa ir to which all members and friends of the YWCA are cordially invited. The tea will be held on May 24, a t the YWCA building, from three until five o’­clock. The com m ittee has planned an in teresting program for the afternoon. Members of the Mem­bership Com mittee are: Mrs. Syd­ney Silver, chairm an, Miss Marion Campbell, Mrs. R afaela M. Lucero, Mrs. Melville C arter, Miss Sachiko Noda, Mrs. M errill Carlsmith, and Miss Ellen Im am ura.

The Blue Triangle Club will hold a B irthday P a rty on Wednesday, May 14, a t the YWCA.

Takiko Kanai, chairm an of the p a rty assisted by L aura Lai, Flo-

j ra A huna and Edith W att, has ; planned an exciting treasu re hunt for the evening.

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Than We Can Supply_DAY or NIGHT CLASSES.

HONOLULU BEAUTY SCHOOL1057 Fort St. Phone 2936

Please Send Me Full Information on:_

DAY CLASS

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NEW TREATY IS

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; Thailand AppointsDemarcation Group

______BANGKOK, May 11—The Thai-

| land governm ent appointed nine | Thai representatives on the Thai- : land-French Indo-China border de- j m arcation com m ittee to be organ­ized in accordance w ith the peace trea ty between the two countries signed in Tokyo on May 9th.

Colonel Luang Kovit Ahhai- j wongsie, Vice-M inister of Public j Instruction, has been appointed [ chief of Thailand’s representativ- j es.

AOMORI - KOBE D I S T A N C E FLIG H T CONDUCTED

BY ARMY

KYOTO, May 12—A new d istan ­ce record by Japanese carrier-p i­geons w as established yesterday when 26 arm y pigeons winged their w ay over a 2800-kilometer course from F u k au ra in Aomori prefecture to Kobe, via Kyoto, w ith one pigeon recording a speed of 978 m eters per minute.

The flights were held under the auspices of the Japan A rm y P i­geon Society.

The form er national record was 700 kilom eters. One hundred ei­gh ty pigeons were released a t F u ­k au ra a t 4:40 A. M. but only the above 26 returned to Kobe by nightfall.

Nippon AirforceRaid Shangyang

HANOI, May 11—Despite unfav­orable flying w eather form ations, Japanese arm y a irc ra ft carried out destructive raids on Shangyang, im portan t enemy point on the B urm a supply route, Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province and Mengtze, headquarters of the J a ­panese expeditionary forces in In ­do-China announced.

All planes which participated in the raids retu rned to the ir bas­es safely w ithout encountering any enemy planes, the announcem ent added.

GRADUAL LEANING FOR NAN­KING GOVERNMENT

IS SEEN

YOKOHAMA, May 12—Chinese residents in C anada are being ali­enated from Chungking gradually, leaning tow ard the N ational Gov­ernm ent of China a t N anking un­der W ang Ching-wei, Ippei Nishio,

.Japanese oldtim er in Vancouver said on arrival in Yokoham a a- board the NYK liner Heian M aru today.

Nishio returned afte r an absen­ce of 26 years from Vancouver where he had been engaged in a flourishing business.

Nishio added th a t the Chinese colony in Canada refrained from open anti-Japanese boycott while they abandoned m onetary contrib­utions to the Chungking regime.

Canada is controlling im ports of toys and ceramics from Japan, but raw silk im ports from Japan are being exempted from control, N i­shio said.

LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAWAII

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CHAPTER XXXVI ^PHE door swung back. “Come - o u t!” Bruckm ann ordered tersely.

Tonia obeyed. “W hat do you w an t?”

His m outh twisted into a sa r­donic smile. “To have a look at you. So you. not the other girl, are the great Tom a Lane?” He studied her. “Yes. it is a clever disguise but it is too bad tha t you were so clever. But for your cleverness, you would not be here now.”

She turned her back.This made him laugh. “So you

do not like me? Well, th a t is un ­fortunate. since we are going on a little voyage together.”

Tonia swung around. “Where are you taking m e?”

“To visit some friends of mine. They shall decide w hat to do with you.”

Tonia sa t down. She felt weak and frightened. By “friends.” she knew he must mean other mem­bers of the spy ring. They would Undoubtedly be hard and ruthless. To protect themselves, they would stop at nothing—not even murder. She shivered.

Bruckm ann had no more to say to her. He seated himself at the table, and began a game of soli­taire.

Never in her life had Tonia felt so utterly alone and helpless. She thought of Michael, of Jim and of Sally. She wondered whether Mich­ael was sorry now th a t he had talked so harshly to her last night <—wondered whether he was jo in­ing in the search for her. S trange­ly. she didn’t seem to care a great deal. Michael now seemed very re­mote. like some one she had met tn a dream.

The person uppermost in her thoughts was Jim. She had no doubt how he had reacted to her disappearance—had no doubt th a t he would move heaven and earth In an effort to find her. Good old Jim! In her desperate situation, she realized as never before how much he m eant to her. Face to face with danger, she saw every­th ing and every one in a different light. She was down to funda­m entals—and knew th a t Jim was one of the most fundam ental things in her life. She depended on him more than on any one else she had ever known. . .,.

SHE was so absorbed in her thoughts th a t she was startled

When Bruckm ann suddenly jumped to his feet.

“Come!” he said. “T here’s Dt^m- v an !”

Not until then, did she hear the muffled roar of an approaching m otor launch. Her heart sank.

Bruckm ann pulled out a gun and ordered her to follow him down th e ladder. On the lower floor, he shoved back a sliding door th a t opened onto a small pier, then took her by the arm and led her out­side.

Moonlight flooded the water— disclosed the launch a short dis­tance away, heading in toward the pier.

“Hey, B ruckm ann!” called the m an a t the wheel.

“All right. Donovan!”The boat drifted in, drew along­

side the pier.Bruckm ann turned to Tonia.

“Come!”At th a t instan t, she saw half a

dozen men suddenly emerge from the cabin of the launch. Bruck- m an. seeing her eyes widen, swung round and u ttered a startled oath.

He whipped up his gun and fired one shot. Almost simultaneously, he fell to hjs knees as one of the men in the boat fired back. Then, the m an leaped up onto the pier and struck him on the head. . . .

Tonia passed the next five m in- tites in a daze. Then, she found (herself seated in the cabin of the launch . Bruckm ann lay uncon­scious on the floor, his wrists in handcuffs. Men were crowding in |and out of the cabin, talking ex­citedly.

Suddenly, s o m e o n e asked, (“ W here's Mr. K irbv?”

There was a mom ent of silence Then: “Here he is! B ruckm ann’:

shot got h im !”Tonia leaped up, cried out. She

dashed from the cabin and pushed through the men to the spot where Jim lay.

Dropping to her knees beside him, she cradled his face in her hands.

“Oh, Jim . J im !” she moaned. “Jim darling, I love you. . . .”

| ATER. a t the hospital where L they took both her and Jim. it seemed to her an eternity before she was allowed to see him. M ean­while, she had learned, to her re ­lief. th a t his wound was not seri­ous.

Then, a t last, she was standing by his bed, holding his hand.

“Jim . . .” Tears welled in hei eyes.

He smiled. “Cut it out. Tony. I ’m all right. Only a leg out of com­mission for a while. The im portant thing is—how are you? Gosh. I ’ve been half crazy! When I heard th a t Donovan had contacted the G-m en and told them where you were. I thought I ’d pass out from relief.” >

“Did Donovan do th a t? ” Tonia exclaimed. “Oh. good for him! I knew he wasn’t really a bad sort.”

She started to move away from the bed. but Jim pulled her back.

“Tony.” he said softly, “what was th a t you said to me on the boat?”

She lowered her eyes. “Nothing T hat is. nothing you’d w ant to hear.”

“But I do want to hear it. I want to know w hat your answer will be if I propose to you again.”

Tonia looked up. “Propose to m t again? But — but w hat about Sally?”

Jim laughed. “T h a t was just a gag. I thought tha t, if I seemed interested in Sally, you’d become interested in me. Tony . . there’s only one girl I love or ever have loved.”

“Oh. Jim . . . I ’ve been such a fool . . . such a blind fool. . . .”

AFTER tha t, there was so much to talk over. They were still at

it. when Michael and Sally were shown in.

“T ony!” Sally rushed to her ana threw her arm s around her.

Then. Michael was shaking her hand, congratulating her on her escape. She found th$,t she could look a t him now without feeling.

When Jim. too. had been felici­ta ted and had received his share of attention, he smilingly made an announcem ent.

“Tonia and I are going to be m arried—as soon as I get out ol the hospital.”

Sally’s eyes lit up. “Oh. Tony! I ’m so glad! I was afraid th a t— well, you see. Michael and I are going to be narried. too!”

“F ine!” Tonia smiled. “I sus­pected all along th a t it would turr. out th a t way when he learned the t ru th !”

Sally looked a t Michael. “Well ju st the same, he’ll have to put ui w ith my being ju st a little bit gla­morous. Now th a t I ’ve learnec how. I ’m not going to stop. I re­fuse to revert to dowdiness ever for h im !”

“Okay by me,” said Michael slipping his arm around her.

Then. Jim said. “Mike. I supposi the newspapermen are simply cla­m oring to get in here to interviev Tonia.”

“Dozens of them .”•Well, let them in—Til give then

the story.”“Oh, J im !” Tonia protested. “Not

now!”“Got to keep my job, darling,’

he told her. “I ’ll have an expensivt wife to support.”

She sighed. “Well, all right, Mr Publicity Man. I m ight have knowr. th a t not even love would change you. Here we go—right back into the limelight! The masquerade ii over!”

(THE END)(The characters in this serial an

fictitious)

UMotew i,GLAMOUR

G I R LJ O S E P H C H AD /W IC K

DLstr. h r U nited Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1

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

YE5S8R, THEY'RE W O M E N — These are lady wardens wearing new gas masks designed for old folks and those with chest trouble. Picture taken in London when gas test caught Saturday shoppers by surprise. Masks are designed as cover-all hoods, without nose clamDs or mouthpieces.

DISARMED— This freighter was turned into armed vessel when France was at war. Now that war1* over for France, 4.7-inch gun is removed from ship in port at Martinique, French base in western hemisphere. Now ship will qo back into peaceful tradinq.

BLUE GRASS FAVORITE— Woodvale Farm's Our Boots, favored by many to win Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, May 3. He recently won Blue Grass Stakes from other leading favorite, W hirlaway. Derby is I !A -mile race.

DUCE! HEET-LAIR. W ith cries of Duce! H eet-lair!" more than 500 seamen removed from Ital.an liner Conte Biancamano, seized at Cristobal, Canal Zone, arrive at Brooklyn, N. Y„ aboard Army transport. They were taken to Ellis Island, N. Y. immigrant station.

At Randolph Field Texas, the <amera records a seven-star conversa­tion as George C. Marshall (r igh ti, a full general with four stars, and ehief of staff of U. S. Army, discusses training problems with a three-

star lieutenant general. H. .1 Brees. commander of Third Army.

— ■, ■■■■■ ■»■■■■■

A Seven-Star Conversation

How to For set All Your Worries

Patricia Morison, the lovely screen starlet, demonstrates in one easy lesson how to forget such tilings as higher income taxes, war

«.nd worrv—bv sailing in a bathing suit.

iviomanan Gets f orestry Award

A highlight of Los Angeles convention ot American forestry Asso­ciation—first time organization has met in Western U. S. since its founding in 1875—was award of medal to Clarence B. Sutliff, left, assistant superintendent of Bitteroot National Forest at Missoula, Montana, Award made by Chairman J. P. Kinney of Forest Fir*

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Monday ,May 12,1941

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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII NEWS Raps Bridges Appointed. . University of Hawaii students training for certain spe­

cialized professional occupations which are necessary to national defense are being urged by the government to con- inue their studies, reports Dr. David L. Crawford, president

° f the University.All s ta te and te rrito ria l d irect­

o rs of the selectic Service System have been asked to notify local board to give serious consideration to the occupational deferm ent of these students, Dr. Crawford has been advised by the Am erican Council on Education.

The Office of Production M ana­gem ent in W ashington, D. C. has reported to the Selective Service System th a t a study by the Rpreau of L abor S tatistics shows the sup­ply of m anpower in the profes­sional fields of chem istry and cer? ta in engineering branches, such as civil, electrical, chemical, mining, m etallurgical, and m echanical en­gineering, is a t a dangerous low level. ]

“I t is necessary lh a t this level be raised by every m eans w ithin our power,” reports the Office of Production M anagement. , . thenational in te rest requires th a t s tu ­dents be encouraged to continue the ir education in these fields and th a t the principle of occupational deferm ent under the Selective Ser­vice program m ay be used to as­sure the ir fu ture availability to all activities rela ting directly or indirectly to the national defense program .”

As long as students continue to be in preparation or train ing as necessary men in these activities necessary to national defense, the Selective Service boards should give serious consideration to oc­cupational deferm ent, the govern­m ent agency said.

Shortages exist in other pro­fessional occupations, the Office of Production M anagem ent revealed.I t recommended th a t consideration should be given also to students tra in ing in the following fields: ag ricu ltu ra l and san ita ry engineer­ing, dentistry , pharm acy, physics, medicine, biology, bacteriology, and such phases of geology as geo- and cartography.physics, meteorology, hydrology,

P residen t Crawford says:“Those students whose curren t

tra in ing is in fields directly re ­la ted to national defense and whose studies are more im portan t for the tim e being to the national

AUTO INDUSTRY BEGINS TO USE NEW PLASTICS

NEW YORK, May 10 America’s automobile industry,first major line to feel the pinch of priorities laid down by the Office of Production Management, today is working on methods to replace strategic metals with plastics or suitable substitutes.

This problem arises a t a tim e when the industry is tu rn ing out passenger cars and trucks a t the faste st ra te in all history for thi3 tim e of year ,and a t the sam e time is producing or preparing to tu rn out vast quantities of m aterial for the defense program , including airplane engines and parts, m uni­tions, tanks, and power plants for navy vessels.

A nother perplexing o b s t a c l e ahead includes various refinem ents of present cars to produce the 1942 models w ithout com peting w ith the defense program ’s tool­ing needs.

The automobile industry is the nation’s la rgest user of all kinds of steel, malleable iron, nickel, lead, rubber, mohair, and upholstery leather. I t uses large am ounts of aluminum, tin, copper, zinc, lum ­ber, cotton cloth, paint, lacquer, hair and padding, and asbestos.

The OPM has asked the indus­try to use substitu tes for zinc, tin. nickel, aluminum, and magnesium.I t uses little of the la tte r and hence this m etal presents no prob­lem, I t is expected zinc used in ornam ental grilles and some other parts can be replaced imm ediately by use of extruded plastics. In this category is acetate-buyrate, made by Tennessee E astm an.

Copper, lead and cadmium are mentioned as substitu tes for the valuable tin which comes to this country principally from the F ar E ast. Tungsten is being considered as a substitu te for nickel in valves.Chrome is seen as a replacem ent for nickel in some non-rusting al­loys.

P lastics will replace some alum ­inum but here a problem is p re­sented especially for the aluminum used in pistons and heads. This is not considered insurm ountable.

PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO COOPERATE TO MAKE IT

A SUCCESS

Hilton C. Walters, acting chairman of the County of Ha­waii blackout committee, in re­questing the public’s full support in making this year’s blackout

the best so fa r , issued countless copies of the following citations and had them distributed th rough­out the island.

ALL-HAWAII BLACKOUT-1941 Evening of Tuesday, May 20, 1941

The Blackout this year will ag ­ain involve the entire Territory w ith each and every Island and D istric t partic ipa ting in th is im ­po rtan t train ing exercise as re­quested by Governor Poindexter to determ ine w hether each Island and D istrict could cope w ith such an em ergency m easure in the event of enemy a ttack . The following sug­gestions and instructions are giv­en to all concerned to assist them in cooperating w ith th is move­ment.

I. TIME — May 20, 1941 — be­tween 9:00 and 9:30 p. m. fo r ap ­proxim ately 20 minutes.

II. SIGNALS IN HILO— Radio

Howard Rushmore, New York re­porter and former worker on va­rious Communist publication^ who testified at San Francisco de­portation h e a r i n g of Harrj Bridges that the West Coast CIO leader was a “sacred cow” and was always favored in such publican

v ‘ 4ion&

—Police and F ire sirens. S treet lights will probably be dimmed a few m inutes before signal is given so as to give w arning.

III. SIGNALS IN OUTSIDE DISTRICTS — Radio—Mill whis- les and dimm ing of s tree t and plantation lights.

IV. ALL W HISTLES AND HORNS TO GIVE UNIFORM SIGNALS, AS FOLLOWS:

3 long blasts—pause3 long b lasts—pauseSTOP. DO NOT CONTINUE.

What is Required1. All lights to be pu t out im ­

mediately.2. Blue lights to be used instead

of green lights on the travelling cars.

3. W here lights m ust be kept burning, it is recommended th a t globes be changed to blue and w in­dows be darkened w ith blankets so th a t no lights show on the out­side; extinguish o r shade all neon signs, window display lights, elec­trical signs or any o ther lights.

4. One-way tra ffic as directed by the Police D epartm ent.

5. L ights on sam pans a t sea and in the harbor to be turned off and fisherm en to rem ain in darkness until the dropping of the p ara ­chute flares from the A rm y planes.

New member of Joint Permanent Canada-U. S. D efense Commission is this appointee from Cana3a7 Brigadier Maurice A. Pope. He is former director of military intel­ligence for Canadian Army and recently, returned from England.

Duties of Each Individual Citizena. Remember the date of the

Blackout—May 20th. Make sure j th a t you get the alarm signal—by ! radio, siren, blinking of s tree t li- | ghts, etc.j b. Make all necessary preliml- ; nary arrangem ents to comply w ith Blackout; check on window shad­es; shades around lights th a t can­not be extinguished.

c. D uring Blackout—Extinguish or shade every light visible from outside.

d. M otorists pull to side of road, stop, tu rn off lights.

e. M anagers of stores, service stations, factories, hotels, hospi­tals, warehouses, etc.—Extinguish or shade all neon signs, window display lights, other electrical signs, all o ther lights.

f. P rio r to Blackout, a t night, check to see th a t all precautions are adequate. A t f irs t signal for Blackout check again.

g. Every individual to be a com­m ittee of one to see th a t all lights in his vicinity are turned off or so

| shaded as not to be visible from the outside.

PAU SIGNALA t approxim ately 9:25 the flash

“All C lear” will be given through radio to tu rn on the lights. Air-

planes will also signal to light up by dropping parachute flares sig­nifying the end of the exercise.

Your splendid cooperation in this m a tte r will be g rea tly appre­ciated.

E xperts visualize use of more and more p lastics by the m otor car industry which already uses these developments of chem istry in fa ir quantity. Some who look fa r into the fu tu re visualize use of plastic instead of steel and wood for the automobile body.

H enry Ford has announced a car having a body composed en­tirely o f a plastic fiber w ith the exception of a tubu lar welded steel fram e. A plastic car such as Ford visions won’t need pain t and will be one-half as light as steel, while able to w ithstand a blow 10 tim es g rea ter than steel w ithout denting.

A nother product mentioned for a plastic automobile body is U. S. Plywood Corporation’s weldwood. This consists of lam inated wood bound together w ith synthetic res­ins under hea t and pressure. E x­perim ents are reported under way on this m ateria l for automobiles. I t already is being used for a ir­plane fuselages and fo r m any ty ­pes of boats. Engineers say it can Stand a harder im pact than steel and also is much lighter.

Use of plastics, say engineers, would eliminate costly dies which would be especially desirable a t this tim e when the automobile in ­dustry is pledged to subordinate forw ard die and tool program s when necessary to expedite defense production.

The automobile industry contin­ues to look into the fu tu re regard ­less of the w ar economy. I ts ex­perts see need of m any new de­vices. Research A dvisory Service lists some of these as:

A car which could be sold for $200 and simply be “tran sp o rta ­tion” ; development and perfection of a rea r engine automobile; a de­vice to stop skidding the in stan t the car gets out of line; a device for m aking tire change easy; re ­moval of the menace of carbon monoxide; and development of low cost, practical air-condition­ing for automobiles.

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HILO THEATRE <“Tin P an Alley,” glorious m usi­

cal d ram a th a t recalls the days I when A m erica’s g rea t song h its ' were born, is being screened for i the last tim es a t the Hilo thea te r - today.

Alice Faye and B etty Grable afe co-starred, w ith Jack Oakie and

, John Payne, form ing a perfect I quarte t of entertainers who keep j up a lively pace from beginning to end.

The featured cast includes Allen Jenkins, in a topnotch comedy role, E sther Ralston, Ben C arter and the Nicholas Brothers, sensa­tional colored dancing team.

Alice and B etty are seen as sisters who have a song and dance act, working in vaudeville and in the alley, s tree t where songs of strugg ling young composers were plugged and sold to publishers. Oakie and Payne are young song w riters who live m ostly on dream s and ambition.

Among the old-time song h its presented in the picture are The Sheik of Araby, Moonlight Bay, When You Wore a Tulip, and Goodbye Broadway, Hello F ra n c e ..

“Dodge City,” roaring action dram a in technicolor, s ta rrin g E r­rol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland and Ann Sheridan, will show tomorrow a t the Hilo theater.

PALACE THEATRE“Cherokee S trip ,” rom antic

story of the la st big land rush held under the Hom estead Law in 1893, s ta rrin g R ichard Dix, is now show-

Richard Dix

ing a t the Palace theater.Florence Rice,’ daughter o f the

noted sports w riter, G rantland Rice, plays the leading feminine role. O ther members of the cast include W illiam Henry, Victor Jo- ry, Andy Clyde, George E. Stone and M orris Ankrum .

Richard Dix, in the role of a United S tates M arshal, in a boom town of the w est of 1893, gives an outstanding perform ance. H e plays a p a r t w ith which he is en­tirely fam iliar, and one in which he is not seen often enough. A rough- riding, gun-toting, swashbuckling hero of the plains ju s t suits him and he plays it like a veteran.

Coming tom orrow are “Meet Boston Blackie,” weird web of m urder and m ystery, s ta rrin g Chester M orris and Rochelle H ud­son; and “Trailing Double Trou­ble,” sm ash-bang w estern, s ta r ­ring Ray Corrigan, John King and M ax Terhune.

AT THE ROYAL“F a th e r Is A Prince,” jolly co-

m edy-dram a, s ta rrin g G rant M it­chell and N ana B ryan t w ith John L itel; and “Doomed C aravan,” s tirrin g western, s ta rrin g Bill Boyd and Russell Hayden; are now showing a t the Royal theater.

Coming tom orrow is “They Knew W hat They W anted, uni­que hum an dram a, co-starring Ca­role Lombard and Charles L augh­ton w ith W illiam Gargan.

! need than the im m ediate bearing of arm s are urged to continue the ir preparation and to request occupational deferment.

“The U niversity adm inistration is advised and stands ready to en­dorse all applications for defe r­m ent th a t come w ithin the la titu ­de of the regulations. I t is pointed out to us th a t such procedure is the p a r t of patriotism , and i t is on th a t basis th a t we invite the coop­eration of our students concern­ed,”

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P U T O H O N W K E I p HELCO Cops First Round Title In Commercial LoopTEAM STANDING

W L Pet.Dokuritsu ............. 4 0 1.000Honoirm .............. 4 0 1.000Higashi ............... 3 1 .750Meisho ................... 3 1 .750Daijingti ................. 2 2 .500Mikkyo ................. 2 2 .500Kaumana .......... 2 2 .500Hilo YBA ............. 1 3 .250Kukuau .................. 1 3 .250Taishoji ................. 0 4 .000Yamatoza ............. 0 4 .000

D okuritsu and Honomu Nisei kep t the ir slate clean w ith double wins in gam es played in the Nisei Softball league yesterday m orning a t Mooheau Park.

The lowly K aum anas also tu rn ­ed in a surprise perform ance with wins over K ukuau, 9-2, and Tai­shoji, 18-5.

Honomu softballers squeezed th rough a 9-8 victory over Dai- jingui and an 8-5 win over Yam a­toza, while D okuritsu edged out

Meisho 16-12 and Yamatoza 13-7.The scrappy Higashi team wras

also outstanding yesterday with impressive triumphs over Taisho- ji, 12-8, and Mikkyo, 16-4.

The major upset of the day was scored by Mikkyo when they set­back Hilo YBA 12-6. Incidentally Hilo YBA, defending champions, lost both of their doubleheader.

Results of the games played yes­terday:

DIAMOND A Daijiilgu 9, Kukuau 3.Mikkyo 12, Hilo YBA 6 Honomu 9, Daijingu 8. Kaumana 9, Kukuau 2.

DIAMOND B Higashi 12, Taithoji 8 Dokuritsu 16, Meisho 12 Higashi 16, Mikkyo 4 Meisho 11, Hilo YBA 6.

DIAMOND C Honomu 8, Yamatoza 5 Kaumana 18, Taishoji 5 Dokuritsu 13, Yamatoza 7.

TRIUMPHS OVER DAVIES IN FINAL TILTHIW. DAVIES TIED FOR SEC­

OND SPOT IN FIRST ROUND

FINAL STANDINGW L Pet.

HELCO ................ 6 0 1.000Davies ................ 4 2 .667Kilo Iron Works 4 2 .667County...................... 3 3 .500Waiakea M ill 2 4 .333Amfacs ................ 1 4 .200Canecs ................ 0 5 .000

HEAD MAN IN HOMERS

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

One arm of the Nazi attack against Suez is already on its way from the North African coast, now engaged in b itter figh t­ing against the British in Libya.

If American aid to the British in the Near East is to mean anything, it must arrive in Suez ports before the Ger­mans succeed in capturing this all im portant sea route be­tween the Mediterranean and the Red Seas. America’s de­term ination to carry aid via the Red Sea to the British has been announced. Adolf Hitler, on the other hand, is trying to nullify the importance of this aid by taking the Suez a- way from the British before any large amount of American aid reaches the British in the Near East.

I t may be easily foreseen th a t should the British lose the Suez, England’s domination of the Mediterranean, now cut into two with the islands around Greece forming the di­vision, is ju st about ended. While this race between the Na­zi army and American ships to the Red Sea is in progress, H itler is also moving on Gibraltar, the stronghold tha t do­minates Britain’s western gateway into the Mediterranean.

British domination of the Mediterranean seems to hinge upon how fast America’s aid comes to her in the Near East through the Red Sea. Will Uncle Sam deliver in time?

Sports Aid Axis in South America

Playing before a bumper crowd of interested fans, mana­ger Harold “Sonny” Henderson’s HELCo’s copped the undefeat­ed first- round championship of

the HRC senior softball league by beating K. C. L au’s Davies team 5-3 last S aturday afternoon at Mooheau P ark .

Victory was Helen’s sixth s tra i­ght, and defeat for Davies the ir se­cond in six gam es giving the la t­te r a tie fo r the runner-up post in the f irs t round. H arold H all’s Iron W orks crew nosed out H arold Dunn’s Amfacs 6-4 in an ex tra in­ning prelim inary gam e S aturday to catch up w ith Davies.

Brown, Henderson Homers The champions got going in the

opening chapter when p itcher E- noch Brown h it a long fly to left field fo r a homer. K entaro Yoko-i yam a of Davies re ta lia ted w ith a run by singling and then coming home all the w ay from f ir s t la te r on an overthrow to second. Hel- co’s came through again in the se­cond when Sonny Henderson’s drive into deep left was turned in­to a homer, the le ft fielder th ink ­ing it a foul fly.

Continuing the ir drive for a win, Helco b a tte rs tallied twice more in the th ird to g rab a 4-1 lead which they stretched to 5-1 in the firs t half of the fifth . Davies bun­ched 4 h its for 2 runs a t this point, but the rem aining innings went scoreless , the gam e ending 5-3 in favor of Helco’s.

C atcher Jackson Fujii of the winners enjoyed a perfect day a t bat, banging out 3 h its in 3 t i­mes. M ullet H ayakaw a and Enoch Brown contributed 2 h its apiece.

H its were scattered am ong the losers, no one ge tting more than one safety, and Angel H irano’s 1 out of 2 record being best. The winners outhit the losers 10-7.

Butts Saves Game A lthough the resu lt didn’t have

any bearing on the title, the Iron W orks vs. Amfac prelim prac tic ­ally stole the show Saturday, as center-fielder B u tts of the form er homered in the ex tra session w ith one on to bust up the ball game. B u tts’ long drive into righ t field bounced and rolled into Ruddle ser­vice sta tion across the street.

This chance for B u tts to p u t up a sto ry book finish was made pos­sible when Am fac tallied 2 runs a f te r 2 outs in the f i r s t of the seventh to tie Iron W orks a t 4-a.ll. Iron W orks had taken the lead a t 4-2 in the fifth inning a f te r tra i l­ing 1-2 up to then, and as the g a ­me progressed all figured th a t it would end th a t way. I t m ay be mentioned here th a t p inch-hitter “J ig g s” Chang s ta rted the Amfac rally in the seventh by singling a f te r two outs.

Roeding Sarsuelo w ith 3 out of 4, and B utts and M arian Ignacio with 2 out of 4 led the Iron W orks’ stickers, while p itcher Shigeo Abe and Babe N akam oto got 2 h its apiece for Amfac. Iron W orks out- h it Am fac 10-9.

Sum m ary scores:R H

Am fac .............. 020 000 20— 4 9Iron W orks .... 001 030 02—6 10

Am fac: S. Abe and S. Kolia- shi; Iron Works: K. Kanakaole and J. Baptiste.

R HHelco .................. 112 010 0—5 10Davies ................ 100 020 0—3 7

Helco: E. Brown and J. Fujii; Davies: F. Chock and T. Hirano.

THE , RED

* SOX STARTS ON HIS 17th SEASON

AND SECOND r SOO HOMERS

B e i t o s1 TO 0 VICTORYLEFTY FERREIRA HOT ON

MOUND, SHUTOUTS ALL- HAWAIIANS

“ ENTERS 2ND ROUNDOFHAYThe second round schedule of the HRC commercial

softball league, released late yesterday by secretary Doro Takeda, find commercial groups booked for a total of 7 gam­es this coming week, with matches on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.

All teams will begin from scrat- — 1 ............. ..........ch with the winner of this final round stacking against the first round champs in a two out of three series for the league cham­pionship. Having found their best combinations, all teams are expec­ted to put up stronger bids for the title and to dish out a finer brand of ball.

While commercial groups start

Dokuritsu Kendo Team Plans Outing

The D okuritsu kendo team whi­ch is affilia ted w ith the newly- organized Hawaii B utoku Kai will enjoy a camping trip to the Vol­cano d istric t on Saturday, May 17, to celebrate the ir victory won a t the kendo tournam ent which was held a t the Hilo High school gym sometime ago.

HRC Baseball Confab Scheduled for ToniteThe final m eeting of the HRC

Junior and Class B baseball lea­gues will be held ton igh t s ta rtin g from 7 p. m. a t the Hilo Center, it was announced by Doro T akeda of the Hilo Recreation Committee this morning.

Im portan t final m atte rs will be taken up so all team s planning to participate are urged to send their representatives to the confab.

the ir second round, HRC business m en’s team s will be seen in 6 g a ­mes for the ir fourth week of play. W ith 11 team s entered business groups are playing one full round w ith the title determ ined on the percentage basis.

A complete daily schedule of gam es follows:

Monday, May 12: B ankers vs.Panaewa, Tax Office vs. Hilo Mo­tors.

Tuesday, May 13: County vs.Amfac, Canec vs. Iron W orks.

Wednesday, May 14: TribuneH erald vs. Telephones, Moses vs. Von Hamm.

Thursday, May 15: HELCO vs. W. Mill; Davies vs. Amfac.

Friday, May 16: Brewer vs. Hilo Motors, Police vs. Hilo Sugar.

Saturday, May 17: Am fac vs. Iron W orks, W. Mill vs. Davies, County vs. Canec.

All Monday, Wednesday, F riday games are business m en’s affairs. And in each case the f irs t gam e listed is played a t Mooheau and die second a t Kaum ana, w ith the diree S aturday afternoon gam es to 3e held a t Mooheau. W eek day ga- nes s ta r t a t 4:30 p. m. and S atur- iay ’s triple-header a t 1:30 p. m.

FR E E ROOMS FOR VETSTOKYO— The Inn-K eepers’ A s­

sociation of A tam i, has decided to open an inn w here wounded sold­iers, members of the fam ilies of w ar dead and soldiers return ing from tjie fron t will be able to stop free.

Japan To Return Six More Plants

To China OwnersNANKING—As a presen t in ce­

lebration of the f irs t anniversary of the re tu rn of the Chinese gov­ernm ent to Nanking, the Japanese expeditionary forces in China an­nounced th a t i t will re tu rn six huge industrial p lants in C entral China to the ir respective owners through the N anking govern­ment.

I t is understood th a t the six in­dustrial p lan ts will be returned to their owners w ith new m achiner­ies and other equipments so th a t the plants can be p u t in to ope­ration immediately.

The num ber of industria l plants in the occupied area returned to their owners through the N anking governm ent by the Japanese arm y ince March 18 of la s t year now

totals more than 30, including 12 pinning mills and 10 other gener­

al industrial plants.

SWIM EVENTS GIVEN HERE

With errorless support fromhis teammates, Lefty Perreira pitched flossy ball to lead Cres­cents, defending champions to a thrilling 1-0 victory over All-

Hawaiians in the opener of the Hilo Senior Baseball league yes­terday afternoon a t the Hoolulu park. In the nightcap, M anager Nobu M aruyam a’s P ira tes won a close 4-2 victory over Shizuto Ki- yosaki’s Japanese AC.

Pitcher P erre ira was really hot on the mound for the Turks as he gave aw ay only th ree scattered bingles to shu tou t the heavy Na­tives’ batters. However, the hero of the defending cham ps yesterday was Baroy Bonga, slugging out­fielder, who was credited w ith the only run scored when he h it a long homer into le ft field in the fifth canto.

Pirates Start EearlyScoring two runs in the opening

stanza and adding two more in the third, the P ira tes in the feature gam e of the day cinched their ga­me in the early stages of the me­lee. A lthough held scoreless throu­ghout the re s t o f the tussle, the big four runs were enough to car­ry the Buccos to a victory.

The Japanese AC scores came in the f irs t and ninth inning when they m anaged to push across one run each. The JA C ’s la s t inning rally was in vain as P ira tes gave aw ay but one m arker which was 2 runs short of ty ing the count.

Y esterday’s results gave Cres­cents and P ira tes the league lead­ership, both w ith one win each in one gam e played. JAC and Ha- waiians tra il w ith one defeat, res­pectively, in as many gam es.

Sum m ary Scores:R H E

Crescents .... 000 010 000— 1 4 0Hits ........ 001 010 002

Natives ..... 000 000 000—0 3 1Hits ........ 000 001 101Crescents: Lefty Perreira and

De Sa; All-Hawaiians: Roeding Sarsuelo and Correa.

R H EPirates ......... 202 000 000— 4 8 2

Hits ......... 212 000 012JAC ............. 100 000 001—2 5 2

Hits ......... 101 002 010

Pirates: Dopey Matsumoto and Monjou Masutani; JAC: Masami Yamada and Yoichi Inouye.

ANNUAL LIONS’ SWIMMING MEET TO BE HELD ON

MAY 18

Pool or no pool, the Hilo Lions Club announces its 4th Annual Hilo Lions Club swimming m eet to be held next Sunday, May 18, a t 2 p. m. a t the area back of P ier I in Hilo Harbor.

Conducted annually w ith the co­operation of the HRC swimming association, the Lions’ meet has been anticipated w ith keen in te r­est each year and news of this year’s f irs t m eet will be especially welcome to the m any youths who have been train ing diligently down a t Cocoanut Island. Medals will once again be awarded to the winners by the Lions Club.

I-I Postal MeetOf added in terest is the announ­

cement th a t next Sunday’s m eet will be held as a p a rt of the In ter- Island postal m eet sponsored by Maui each year, w ith the best t i­mes registered locally to be m ail­ed for com parison w ith other isl­and perform ances.

According to John Beukema, chairm an of the local Lions Club’s swimming committee, the pon­toons back of the w harf will be repaired by the County during the week and will be ready for Sun­day’s meet.

All events listed on the program are identical w ith those which will be held a t the outdoor champion­ships in Honolulu on June 8, and members of the Lions Club will ac t as officials Sunday.

The complete list of events fol- | low:

Open races: 50, 100, 220 and 440 yards freestyle; 200 yards breast- 1 stroke; 150 yards backstroke; 300 yards medley relay; and 2.qo yards ! relay.

Junior events: 50, 100 and 220 !

COMPLETE SCHEDULE May 11—

Crescents vs. Hawaiian* Pirates vs. JAC

May 18—JAC vs. Crescents Hawaiians vs. Pirates

May 25—Pirates vs. Crescents Hawaiians vs. JAC

June 1—JAC vs. Pirates Hawaiians vs. Crescents

June 8—Pirates vs. Hawaiians Crescents vs. UAC

June 15—JAC vs. Hawaiians Crescents vs. Pirates

June 22—Crescents vs. Hawaiians Pirates vs. JAC

June 29—JAC vs. Crescents Hawaiians vs. Pirates

July 13—Pirates vs. Crescents Hawaiians vs. JAC

July 20—JAC vs. Pirates Hawaiians vs. Crescents

July 27— >Pirates vs. Hawaiians Crescents vs. JAC

August 3—JAC vs. Hawaiians Crescents vs. Pirates

MAJOR LEAGUEBASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday’s Results

Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 5 New York 8, Boston 3 St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 9, Cincinnati 1.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday’s Results

Chicago 2, Detroit 1 Cleveland 7, St. Louis 5 St. Louis 6, Cleveland 5 Boston 13, New York 5 Philadelphia 10, Washington 8.

-------------- o---------------- —HONOLULU SR. LEAGUE

Asahi 5, Navy 4 Braves 10, Hawaiians 4.

JlMMy NOW RANKS 2tf0 AS ALLTiME HOME RON PRODUCER. BUT HE NEEDS 200 MORE To h it R u th 's^M A R K . ^

vBUT HE'S FIRST iM VALUABLE .v PLAYER aw ards - /

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Both Italy and Germany make good use of sports to appeal to youth in spreading Axis doctrines in South America. Here’s what’s hap­pening in Argentina, for example, as revealed by R K O -l’athe news feature cameramen. Strapping youngsters shown belong to secret Jugand Youth Movement. There are 180,000 Germans and two m illion Italians in Argentina’s population of 13 million. Because Ita lians m ix better with Argenlinos than Germans, Italians use numerous “fronts” like this innocent-appearing “rowing club’’ in Buenos Aires to spread propaganda. I t’s really a carefully cam ou­

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Novice races: 50 and 100 yards | freestyle; 50 yards breaststroke;I 50 yards backstroke.

Juvenile (12 and under): 25 yards boys freestyle; 25 yards

; girls freestyle; 100 yards boys re ­lay; 100 yards girls relay.

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