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AN INCORPORATEO-ASSOCIATION OF MEAf6ERS OF rUE 100 INF'RtfTR'fBN.

(ANDIDAT£ fNOMINATED FORI~Pt8' "MUSTA(~E'~EVlUA OF I68I!! HONORED AT LUNC HE.ON

Leon (Mustache) Sevilla, tor­mer member of the l68th Infantry Reglment, 34th Division, was ho­nored at a luncheon held on Sa­turday, February 8, at the Felix Florentlne Gardens. Approximate­ly 15 Puka Puka-ites were ga­thered around tbe table to thrash out the battles from Salerno to Casslno wlth him.

Mr. Sevilla has the Distln­gu1shed Service Cross, Sllver St~r w1th Cluster, and Purple Heart wlth Clusters, and was popularly known as "Mustache" qy the boye.

At 36 he is a neBB man, having h1s Or1ental Art Francisco.

retlrei busl­recently sold

Shop ln San

NOMINATIN6 (OMM.tlAMED­ELECTION MAY 25,1941

The followlng mem l:ers were appolnted members of the Oahu Chapter's Nomlnat1ng Commlttee: Cha1rman, Kaneml Kanazawa; B1lly Takaezu, Mltsuyoshi Fukuda, Al­lan Ohata, Ralph Ikeda, Kenneth M1tsunaga, J1ro Matsu1, Robert Tlara, Tsuneo Morlkawa, and Masa Iawamoto.

Electlon of off1cers for 1947 -48 w111 be held on Sunday, May 25, 1947.

Installatlon of offlcers will take place at the Anniversary celebrat10n on June 7, 1947.

Kaneml Kanazawa, Chalrman ot the Nomlnatlng Commlttee, a t an Oahu Chapter meetlng held on April 27, announced the follow­ing candidates for offices f~r the year 1947-48:

President Edward Yoshimasu • Tad Kanda

Vice Pres. TokuJl Ono • Kengo Otagaki

Secretary Raymond Nosaka • ISE1lllu Tomlta

Treasurer Herbert Yamamoto • Kenneth Nakamoto

Ass. Treas. Masaichi Gote • Eugene Kawakami

Audltor Warrer. Iwal • Otomatsu Aok1

D1rector Dr. Dennis Teraoka M Dr. K. Kometan1

('i M Dr. Robert Mlyazak1 0tVr. ON PRI'rE J1

SEC, KRU6 SITS WITU UAWAII (ffAPTER M9f5ERSAT KONALUAU

Attendlng the luau glven 1n honor of the Secretary of Inte­rlor, Mr. Jullus Krug and his party dur1ng the early part ot March, were the tollow1ng form­er One Puka Puka members: George Hag1wara, Pete Kuwahara, Yoshio Yanagawa, Terumasa Igeta, James S. Maeda, and thelr guests. To take advantage of the real Ha­wallan atmosphere, the luau was held at Kona.

" ~ ""In 1 t I "'.. hlU t jJ'J 1 't' t 7,~~!'l

t pL,nr.i ar.1 th,' l'l.:u·vel'ltlnt:: t ;1 \' who p9. tlently 'II£lt~r /lnu ... ," e to,' tne r,ll nt w1ll tptl,er t!1e fl'.lt t .'

'I he 30 "1 t 1; ell planted Rnll th'J root:! of Club 100 hc.ve al­"cady talten a flro :lolJ In a fec s lmple plo~ of ~rounl . A few of the mE ny lefl'/es are enoounterlng d1!t'lculti es In iievelop1ng, but they are be1nt' str<jngthp ned by energy fUMelled Into thero through the mony com:non vdlnJ whioh link the wnnK lind the 6tron~~.

Thll taot gro;,lng plant now requlr~~ tr no~l~ntln~ Int, a l:lrger ):1 c of p; round to a~()OrD­mod .. t... th. ' I1PI'~ Idl nt; roots and bl'.'lnch.J . It wl11 re<plre mope water, conotont f~rtl11z1nt:, and tlme before developlng Into a stLlrdy fru1t -bearing tree.

The Club 100 18 now qulte ~ or~anl1.ed, It has It s own fee slmple property and a full-tlme secr~tary. Many memb~r. have been p;lven ulrect asslsta nce, financially and otherwlse. Wreathes

nd cash offerlngs ~Ive been mAde to mern oorc flnd to thel I' ta­mllies on certaln 0 c ca slona. WeU-1I1shlng Cllrds haVE' been sent to thooe get Llng marrled and mos­oagel! of SI'lef to those loalng loved onos. Gitts have been purohased and are now beln~~ pre­nented to membero gettlng mar­rled, Memorial servloes were held for our memorlal members last September at the Central Unton Cllul'oh. Contaots among m !m1bf'!rll hAve been kept up through 1 nt or-compnny com pet 1 tlon In b rJWl tnl~, oottball, golt, etc.;. It gllve a succesl!ful annual dance lant month, nettln~ approxlmate-1;,' il, 50,au. The PukA Pule a Par.Llo 1 bolnfl sent monthly to members.

Ac Ivltles up to now ve been wlLle linu varled. The Cluh MS

oltgrown Ite preoent slte . We are hop1ng to hElve a new hoJ~e In t he ne~r future. The home, It Is hoped, wl11 conslst of many r~ntal unlts to help defr ay ex­~enseo; a recreatlon hall; and a bar.

To get such a permanent club slte, muoh effort and tlme Is p:olng to be required from all the members. Above all, a lot of money wlll be ne eded to carry over thls project.

If you 11'111 refer to the Oahu Chlpter annual bld€,et, wl.1oh was recently maIled to you, tog ther wlth your statPmnnt, you wl11 notice that trH1 ~;r a eJt. SOUl"oe of Inoome is exp"cted through your monthly dlle. Tlu-refore, It 18 of ut .noat Importance thll.t payments be kept up to mulntaln this club.

Severcll oomments have been reoelved In refer nce to the hlgh dues, While WI' reali u tbat the contlnuatl /I of the prest"nt dlles 'le a 1'4'\ l<1hIp for most members and oan not be 000-tlnued Indeflnitely, It Is felt that a chanl~e should not be made now, but eho'lld oome after a permanent slte ls purchased and a steady source of Inoome through rental of rooms 16 obtalned.

There are members whose pA y­ments have la ~ed so far betL1nd that to catoh up on thelr duee seeme too much of an effort. Do nat feel that a full payment has to be made at one time. It 18 surprls1ng how tast a large sum can be wtL1ttled down by maklng occa810nal payments of a few dollars. Begln today by drop­plng In at the Club House or by maklng a emaIl payment at the next meetlng.

Although several of the newer replaoemente to the 100th batta-110n are now pald-up members of CONt: ON 1'116;= 3

~tOL- CO/VT. ~IlOM /'1l6tE Z

Club 100 most of them are hesl­tant ln attendlng meetlngs and taklng part ln olub aotivitles. Posslbly they are unaware of the faot that any person who was a member of the lOOth at anytlme between June 5, 1942 to August 15, 1346, ls ellgible for mem­bership. To those men and to those who left the outfit at Camp MoCoy and at Shelby to join the G-2, a spe01al invltation Is extended. Just phone or oall at the Club House and 1. a v e your name and address wlth NaoJl Ya­magata, the Club's exeout.lve se­oretary so that meetlng notloes, oopies of the Puka Puka Parade, eto., oan be sent to you.

Aslde from the new olubhouse, the followlng are some of the proJeots for the near future:

(1) Brlng our beloved Chap­laln Yost to Honolulu to perf~rm the ~emorlal Day servloes this ooming September. Do you remem­ber that it was four years ago this September 29 that the 100th battalion (Sep) first saw aotlon and reoel ved oasualtles nort', of Salerno?

(2) Give a free annual party in June to oommemorate the day the lOOth left the Hawai1an Is­lands--June 5, 1942. Although last year'e turnout was fair, 1t ls felt that many dld not attend the banquet at Pago Pago on ao­count of the high oharge.

(3) The history of the 100th Inf. Bn. ls to be written soon. The rough draft of the book ao­cording to present plans will be ready this summer.

(4) A fund-ra1sing proJeot, probably a oarn1val to be he ld after the new olub houae 18 pur­ohased.

(5) Hold the annual benefit danoe.

(6) Creat10n of a blood bank to be drawn by members and 1mme­diate faml1les of members.

(7) A greater and more 1nfor­matlve Puke Puka Parade.

(8) Inorease oompany aotlvl-

3 tles.

(9) To return a portlon of your dues, posslbly 50 oents to your respeotlve oompany treasur­les.

(10) Contlnuatlon of 1nter­oompany oompetltlon In softball, bowllJl@:, eto.

(11) Annual Crr1~tmas party. These are the fruits which we

should 11ke to harvest 1n the near future. It wl1l take a lot of hard work, a lot of t1me and a lot of money. What do you say, fellows, let's all p1toh 1n for a greater Club 100!

REUNlON OF BAkER616 SUCCESS A grand t1me was had by the

members of Baker Company at the1r annual reun10n and party held at the Natsunoya Tea House on the even1ng of February 21st. More than 150 men and thelr guests were present at the festlvltles. Our presldent, Bob Talra, and the Mrs . were guests of honer. Mlts Fukuda was unable to attend the party beoause of the reoent arrlval of Monsleur Stork in h1s household. (C 0 n g ra t u la t i one, M1ts( and our best wlshes to the Mrs. J

Wahiawa was well represented by H. Shikamura, John K1hara, W. Sek1ya, Chigawa, Takehara, Take­hara, Taoka, TanJl, Masatsugu, and thelr guests. Enterta1nment 1n the way of Hawailan musl0 was prov1ded by "Blond1e" Hoe and h1s boys. "Aot10n" Odo, after muoh ~ersuas10n, f1nally gave 1n and presented his Itallan1zed verslon of "El Ranoho Grande." No doubt there were a few all1ng heads and stomaohs the morn1ng after, but 1t oan be sald that everyone was happy the night be­fore.

A 001n purse (ev1dently a wo­man's) and a olgarette 11ghter were ploked up at the tea house. Wl11 the person or persons who left the artl01es that n1ght please oontaot BUl Komoda, 65220 or Tokuj1 Ono, 882843.

~OUS(ROIM/)\JP Yosr.1Yllll S'IO! a (A) pald a

tr~ rl CQ1I to tbe clubhouce. , 10 stll1 conflned at the Trl­pIer Gent'ral Hospltal for wounds ·"ceivr.d ln one of the battles

or. the way to Leghorn. All of you who know dSumP wlD have a

rd t1me reoognltlng the gen­tl rnen from Pahala because he prerpntly bonsts of a:38 lnch W81~tl1n~ (or thereabouts).

HeN: I s a call to all malnland C1Ilhl()Omembcrs . How about

l'OI,plr:g us a l1ne and lett1.ne tho vnng know your place of re­s1dence , occupatlon, marltal st tUB, etc.? The IIEu.ddba HODds" 1111 ap~r clate halr1ng from you.

The headquart,erH bowl1l'€; team lost a k y bowler wh n Roy Honbo depnrt d for the malr.lancl to at­t. end the Coyne El ec trlcal School, 600 South Paul Puu11na Street ln Ch1cago, Il11nols. G('orge Iz:uta enCi Tsma hlro, too, nod 0 u b t muot he lantcnting Clue to the 1088 of a r al umtr111go runnlnr mflte.

Tom1D Sato who s rverl wlth t.he s cnnrl pl(ltcon of Ahle re­tur-r.ed fror.l F'ul'uol.a, JnIJ£ln, to

p nc1 a -i5 day fl.:rlollgh at home. for \ lnt.er.ds to return to h1e dutl. (J wHll the cenoorr,l!1p offlce .vl en h1s lellve ls up. He reporto

• hln'A are ·rl~ht on~ where 1 st t10neCi. Seto mu~t be

thl'ovln h1s sweet 11ne and pley-1n tl' fhId for he 1 st1ll ln t C le lor clact.

c rel1n to a news release t VI York, Mr. John J. McCloy l' Un ~r S cl'ctary of War

Honor ry Member of the hlI sOBumt'd hlp pos1-

pr 01 ent. of the World COl d I t be thllt we have a old L1r:e ln ou.r quest

'a nlw cl bi.o's s1t?

Raymond NosD.ka, form!'r Bayer­lte's column ln the Honolulu Star Bullet1n ent1tled "Browslng Around In Manoa Houslng" MS a large followlng of readers. Ray ls one of the clvlc lenders ot the Manoa Houslng community. He hall presented s vera1 worthwh11e proposals ln h1s wrltln~~ wh1ch have struck the fancy of many an ex-Puka Puka comrade nC7N resldlng there.

Isamu asharn) Inouye cllpperf'~ to the states 1911 :etJ hI! 1'1111 en­roll at the McCarrle School of Mechanlcftl Dentlstry, 207 Broad Street, Phlladelph1a, Pennsylva­nla. He plene to be away from the ls1ands for a Y6al'.

Tha Oahu ChApter has rece1ved a don~tlon of one hundred dol­lare from tlle fa::111y of the late Pre. Mlnoru Inoue of Beker Com­pany. Ulnoru w&s k11led ln ao­tlon on Aprll 6, 1945 1n the vl­c1nlty of Seravt'tza, It,aly.

A bl1l was 1ntroduced ln the Terrltorlal leglelatuT'e by S(>T'!a­tor W11fred Tsuk1y&", to eXf'mpt all Club l eO property fron real property tax.

New reg1 trente at the Club­hotH.e dorml tory: Masao L'yehElra, "elkl Arf<kekl, Cherry Kunled.E.l, Yukitsugu N1shlmura, Mlt.l0 Kamel, Mallayoshl Nakano, Jeese Hlrata, anc Susuml Kun1sh1p,e.

Checked out: Sh1fteo So r a, Mlcbiyukl (Kelly) FuJ1moto, anCI Noboru Nl1ml.

l.l1s8 Charlotte Yarnato, our popular part-tlme secr tary, has returned to her home 1n Pala, Maul for a rest cure. The Club 100 takes th1s opportunlty to extend our "merc1 beaucoup" and

(ONT. ON P/l6E S

REIN~TA1£MENT OFQ INiURANC[ fflENDE 0

As offices of the Veterans Administration are o.&.osed all day on Saturdays, veterans who have in the past taken advantage of the Saturday morning overtime hours for payment of insurance premiums are informed. that remi t­tances can be made by mail. Pre­mium payments awxud be made pay­able to the Treasurer, United States, and addressed to Agent Cashier, Veterans Administration, Box ::3198, Honolulu 1, T. H. Spe­cial forms for paying insurance premiums by mall are available at the VA office.

Vetsrans liv1ng in rural areas in the islands may wrlte to the Veterans Administrat10n or any one of its contact offioes for information or to arrange for assistance through the itinerant contact service.

All N .. t .i. 0 na 1 Servioe Life Insurance policies oan be rein­stated regardless of how long they have been allowed to lapse. Vet e .. · a n s whose policies have lapsed more than six months are required to take a physical ex­amination. If the veteran ap­plies for reinstatement before six months, his policy cm be reinstated by merely signing a statement that he is in good health and paying two month's premiulIls.

General Bradley, Administra­tor of Veterans Aftairs has con­sequently authorized an exten­Sion of time lim1t for reinstate­ment of both term and converted insurance on a oomparative ~ bas1e, up to and incluu ... ng August 1, 1947. The previous 'deadline' tor reinstatement of all lapsed National Service Lite Insurance on this basis had besn February 1, 1947.

The present privilege of re­instating term insurance within

5 the term period (or the three year extension, where applicable ) by the paymer,t at only two month's premiums is not affected and w1l1 oontinue. cJ.ulJNOVje - C'tlN-r. ;Ei&M PN6-& '# test wlshes:tbr a speedy recovery

to her. (We hope that the daily noise and sight of our regular clubhouse -patrons" was not the cause of her illness.)

Albert Y. Oki (Hq) is now be­ing employed as a national ser­vlce officer at the headquarters of Disabled American Veterans ln Washington, D. C.

Oki received the position up­on his graduation from The Ame­rican Unlversity.

He expects to return to Hawa11 later thls year and 11'111 be em­ployed by the DAV here.

Wedding glfts from the Oahu Chapter are being sent out to members who walk down the aisle. Paesans of those "going wrong­are asked to call up the Club to notify the executlve secretary lest there be those who will not receive the congratulatory gifts from the Club.

Kisuke Arakaki (D) and David Umetsu (C) recently left for O­kinawa where they will serve as interpretors on a contracting job.

Hats off to Hideo Kajikawa, our industrious Treasurer. "Ka­ji' has spent countless hours of his precious t1me in compiling our dues book and working on the books of our Terrltorial corpo­ration in his qulet, efficient way. One must really see the thickness of the dues book to appreciate his Herculsan efforts. Our many thanks also to Mrs. Ka­jikawa for laboring on the opera­t lng handle uf the addlng machine in a1ding her hubby. 'T1s re­ported she suffered a mighty sore arm and added 2 inches to her bi­ceps after going through the or­deal.

JM$'~~V4 O/CK SASAKI tlegeta6le Btore

524 California Ave Phone WA. 3355 Drop in when you're in the country

VETERANS ENTERPRISE

@= ~

• USED CARS • AUTO REPAIRS • U DRIVE

We Handle All Military Supplies

HEIJI FUKUDA - Proprietor

944 McCULLY & KING ST. Phone 92443

AT YOUR SERVICE! !

• Meats Vegetables

• Fruits • Groceries

• Liquors

KAooTA BROS. 551 lliauea Ave Hi10, Hawaii Phone 2802

THOMAS T. KAOOTA

/zomlk.'" Dear Mr. Yamagata:

I am forwara1ng to you UDdft separate cover the photograph of myself which you requested l_lt fall to hang 1n the halls of the Club 100.

May I say that my honor&l'J , membership 1n this Club 1s one. of my cher1shed possess1ons. ,I

Wlth my best wlshes to your .J entlre membership, I am 'j

Yours slncerell, (Slgned) J. R. FARRINGTO 1

Dear Mr. Yamagata: On behalf of the Boy Scout.

from Maul and Lana 1 , I want to thank you and through you to tM members of your Executlve Boar4 for allowlng us to make our head­quarters at Club 100, durlng our recent stay ln Honolulu. Tbi I

boys and men had a very satlsfy-1ng exper1ence. Your k1ndnes. and kokua 1s be1ng apprec1ated very much.

Sincerely your., (Signed) James Ohta

(Edltor's notes Approx1matell 130 Boy Scouts were housed~ the Club House tor three days at the inv1tat10n 1l"om the Club 10(1- I ,

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«USWIUst R'IItIbUP~CONT.-.

The oharming young lady now sitting behind Charlotte's olub­house desk is Miss Ruth Yahata ot Hilo. She is a oousin ot .Spideru Yahata, a former member ot Dog Company. Ruth presently is a seoretarial stuc.ent at the Honolulu Business College.

Members are cordially inv1ted to pay the1r respeots to her and have a checkup of the1r dues at the same time.

Our deepest sympathies goes to James S. Matsuda and D10k M. Sasaki.

Mr. Shobaohiro Matsuda, fa­ther ot our former Company A tirst sergeant d1ed ot illness late in February.

Dennis N. Sasak1, tour year old son ot D1ck, passed away at­ter be1ng oonf1ned in the Chil­dren's Hospital tor a lengt~ t1me.

LOUISIANA MANEUVfRS • ·W~E~E THE COWS WERE OUIt EQUAL

by GilBey TIlKI1MOTO

Let ftBaldy" Handle Your OilinR and Greasing Jobs

GOOD SERVICE ***** BETTER RESULTS

TADATSUNE MIYASHIRO

1043 Liliha Street Phone 8345 (Adjacent to O. K. Service Station)

Wh •• you build Y""' homo ~~:!

a~ and need

BLASTING WORK

or

CESSP O OL DIGGING

Call

IRE/) KI.II</sU 1620 -A Leilani St. Phone 89564

The Management of the Fountain and Lunch Counter looated on the Roof Garden at the Veterans Admini­etration Building in Honolulu cordially invites all veterans to drop in and see their friends when paying insurance or transacting other Veteran Businesses. Breakfast and Hot Lunches are served Daily during the week day. Please take

the elevator to the 4th Floor.

homecr4 i«r.s King and Bethel Streets Honolulu

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PUKA PUKA-ITES IN LO(AllPORH MAKE GOO 0

Olub members who crashed the sport pages ot 10 cal papers through thelr partlolpatlon ln the wlnter baseball league wlth the Veterans team are Johnny Yamada, manager; Goro Morlguchi, pltoher: Ronald Hamamura, third saoker: Sadaan Matsunaml, plto~ er: IMonzook l Okazakl, pltcher: Thomas IFundl M Shiral, lnfle1d: and Kat.uml Tanlgawa, outtleld.

llyo.hi Kaml dld the baok ~plng dutles tor the Pago Pago P rates. Shunjl Suzukl hurled for t he Olymplcs.

~ Letty' Mlzusawa tossed a three-hitter ln the Rural Oahu Sanlor League ter Wal1ua. Anoth­er tormer battallon member play­lng 3n this loop ls Tatsuo (Sanjl) Abe ot Ewa. He's a .e oond base­Illl:t.n.

Tateuo (Sanjl) Abe ot Ewa was a"",-l'ded a spu.' ~ smansb1p trophy ln r eoognl t lon ot hls olassy tleld­ing and shar.., battlng eye tor the Ewa team ot the Rural Oahu Senlor League. He was ohosen on the a ll- star team ot the loop as the

econci baseman. Congro.ts, SanJl!

MORINAKA SETS NEW RE(OItD IN WEI6HT LIFTIN~ TI'-T

Itsuo ,Shcrty) Morlnaka ot our ' on the ball' medlos estab1lshed a new recor d in the 132 pound olass ot t he 1:147 YKOA-.\AU _jgh..­llfUng ohe.mplonship tournament. He pr essed 2u6 pounds, t1ve pounds better t han the tormer record. Morlnaka fought lt out wlth Roy Klne tor the tlt1e, but lost by 10 pounds t o line when he mlssed hie 230 pounds olean and jerk.

JolJl'lny Odo, Char1ey-lte, won tnp 165 cla ss tlt1e ln the s~e to IrnalD~nt . He tled his own I~ee record ot 230 pounds.

Guess the tull tle1d packs, 20 ml1e hikes and MC· ratlons must have bu1.J.t thelr musoles up.

• ELECTRIC t'A6IKET BATH

• RESTPR,ITlPI MASSA6E

FRANK SHIGEMURA

1205 Young Street Phone 59009

C)WbEmmn CAFE Seian Hokama = Owner

192 S. BERETANIA PHONE 65932

SEAL YOUR: • Discharge Papers • Social Security Cards • Wedding and Family Portraits

"Chioken" xawaoka Phone 541595

FUJI'S GRILL

P/SPENS£R GENERAL

JAMES KIYOTA

OLD WAIPAHU ROAD

(Co. A)

PHONE 8 B 43

SAKAMOTO TROPHY END IN 3-WAY TI£

The James ::"akamoto Trop hy Pby etagtld by the l)Oth Gol! Cll1~ on Sunday, March 23, ended .. n a tl.! E ,,-we.y t1 e between H. l<'f.: l ; . .' l'i.. 9';1- 22-67, B. Koncc 07-~ ..,~€7, and 1:(.>c Kaln\lr~!., 92-f'.5-e7. Tip) .:.1 !-lIly off to det('I'IIllne tl.' ,:l-r,ller at a later dl,"c. A ("-tn Lol! bille wt'z'p pl'e6(;ntec:. til tJ 'o r',T_ t t:lI've n bolfel's wl tl. .. f"\: 8~(~" •

OTti lP. .:3CORt:5 (, "0[, 0 Hdcp.

Do') Ka'lf!H;ak!. 100 30 5. II1',!lr .. ;:ra 98 18 Bob Taira '0 18 E. Mu tEuedn 90 18 A. He.l~/Jda 98 25 G. Izuta l e.:5 30 E. Morlkami 79 4 R. H1\rada 92 16 F. Shlr,ohara 99 22 L. Amazaki 95 14 B. Takayeeu 119 35

ESTABLISHED HJ.t;))ICAI:;; FOR GOLF CLUI' MEMPI';Rti

E. Morlkaml L. Amazakl J. Kuloka R. Iifirada Oehl ta E. Kawaka~l Doc Kometani S. Imamura B. Taira E. ~atBueda F. L. TU1'ner II. Takahashi H. Kanemura F. Shir.ohara Doc (ainuma Hamada G. Izuta Doc Kawasaki 14. Kondo B. Miyazakl FUndi Shiral

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70 7C ?2 7'? 7'( v

75 75 7€ 77 81 84

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UMPIRE - EDDIE YoswtM...sU, CArc .. "'~- y, ,suZUKI , PIT(~Efl-LEFrt' 1<'8A.~'CTAWA,5W'"TSTDP- L/>'RIl '(

AMp,I.AK/ , ~I'TTER- WALLACE /CiHr'~M'"

After a week of postpone~ent due to wet grounds, the Club 1~0 sprlng softball serles go t under way wlth B double hender on Sunday, Aprll 6, on the Ewa dlamond of the Ala Moana Park.

In the lnitlal tilt, the Dog oomblne, behlnd the flossy two­hlt hurlln~ of Bl~ Boy Watanabe , trounced the Charley representa­tives 6-1. Ur~be of the wlnners was the leading stlcker wlth hls two slngles. Allan Ohata (drafted by Charley) poled out the flrst clrcult clout of the season.

The second game saw the classy l.~st year champs from Able pound out a merciless 17-6 wln over the Baker-ltes. Goro Sumlda of the vlctors pltched sterling untll the last frame when he was n1cked for homers by Ono and Takash1ge. Lead1ng ba t­ters of the game were Pee Wee Tatelshi and Paul Shlral, who coralled three hits a plece.

All the players are gradual.y removlng the excess blubber fro~ thelr torsos and are expectsu to play a cha~plonshlp cr nd of ball durlng the rt!m,lllljer of ti.e serles. The rest of titt' ched­ule ls as followa: rl1 I -Able vs. Charley nnd .~. Dop:.

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(UARLIE CO. CELEBRATES AT CLUB-HOUSE - JTA&

Approxlmately 40 former mem­bers of Company "CH g~thered at the Club House for thelr seml­annual stag shlndig on March 28th.

An Informal meetlng was also held and a company organlzatlon wus set up wlth the follow1ng members shanghald lnto off1ce: Warren Twal, Secretary; Masayosh1 Kawamoto, Treasurer. In addl tlon Sh1nko Nohara was chosen as Pro­gram Cha1rman and Allan Ohata, Baseball Team Captaln.

A poker ses.lon got Into swlng dur1ng the course of thA evenI~~ snd accordIng to a fIrst h~nd wItness continued unt1l the foll~wl n~ morn1ng.

T chaIrman of the affa1r1&s Sa buro I ",hl tAl,l.

-HAWAII C+lAPT£.R. N£W Another step toward the ad­

vancement of muslcal apprecla­tlon a nd educat10n for the peo­ple In HUo was the recent Spr1ng Concert held at the Hllo Inter­medlate School. Mrs. Yoshio Ya­nagawa and Mrs. Kazuma H1sanaga, wlves crt two former One Puka Puka offlcers dlrected the choral group composed of 250 mlxed volces. Mrs. Yanagawa and Mrs. H1sanaga are mus1c lnstructors at the Hllo Intermed1ate School.

On his recent buslness trlp to Hllo, Edward Yoshimasu, Ter­rltorlal Chapter Secretary, llke many other members of Oahu Chap­ter became an overnlght c0lle~t­or of orchids. Eddle had his bags so full of orch1d plants that he oouldn't take back any flsh, meat, nor vegetables. It ls a wonder he had room In his bags for his clothes. The best solutIon for Eddle's problem and o 'v'r Honoluluans ls to move to H 0 where the weather Is per­fe, t for such a hobby.

ATTENTION HAWAII CHAPTER MEM­BERS---Please be ttdnklng of the 5th Anniversary Party 0 f t h< 100, whlch 1s supposed to be held th1s year on June 7th or 8th. Let's make our get-together bet­ter than that of the other chap­ters, especlally Oahu.

Another blg Item ls the ral s­Ing of funds for our treasury . Klndly be ready wlth all your good suggestlons for the next meetlng.

Electlon of off1cers for the

Hawall Chapter for the year 194~ 48 w111 also be held during t he month of Yay In preparatlon f or the oomlng annual conventlon.

Ed~le Nakao formerly of Com­pany HEM and "A,M recently re­turned from New York Clty by plane, where he studied photo­graphy under Publlc Law #16. I n the event anyone of you need any advlce to have that handsome look, maybe Eddle can be of a­slstance.

CANDIDAn:.s - (ONTo FROM PA6E 1 Delegates, Terr. Con­vention

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Shlgeru Nakata Harold Tabata George Izuta Etsuo Katano Andy Okamura

Yoshiharu N1shida Rict.ard Ok1

H1de Sato Richard Sasak1

Yasutaka Fukushima Jar.les Tani

H. Taoka Bill Komoda T. Kitaoka

Saburo let.! tan1 Ben Takayesu

Takelcr.i Miyashiro Allen Obsta

Thomas Nohara Robert Kondo

l>!inoru Kunieda Hisao 'Nakayama

Ka zuso Yoshioka Fujio Hosaka

Further nOlDtn!ltions may be made fron the floor. The elec­tion wIll take place on Sunday, May ?5, 9:30 a.lJl., at the club­house.

In selectIng the foreg0ing candidates, the committee was fully cognizant of the signifi­cant role the officers of the corning year wIll ph'.,)' on the fu­ture success of this organiza­tion and considered in the se­lectIon (1) sincere interest 1n the organ1zation (2) ability and background to enable the candi­date to fulfill the duties and respons1bilities of the office for which selected (3) the can­didate's present occupati 0 nal respona1bi11ties and the amount of time he will be able to de­vote to club activities.

In fairness to the candi­dates, the committee adopted the pollcy of 1nforming t hem of their nomination and to preclude any possibilIty of the1r decl1nation at the time election is to be held.

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N\AP READIN(T- C'*'IP SHELilY - .6},6118817#.l69/r/(JTO

In Honolulu, Jan. 26, Heij1 Fukuda and Miss Lillian H1nayo Takiguchi.

In Honolulu, Kenneth Kenji 1.11 tsunaga and Miss Florence Sa­chiko S'lmida.

In Honolulu, March 15, Chika­mi HIrayama and Miss Jean Miyoko Yu1.

Friends of Capt. RIchard Ha­!!Iasaki formerly of Able Compan;,' wlll be happy to know that "Ham" exchanged marriage vow s wI t h .!iss Setsu Nao in February a n the mainland. He has enlIstee for another tour of duty in Ja­~an after he finishes his re­fresher course at Monterey.

Jan. 28, to Mr. & Mrs. Tsuneo Robert Sakaki, daughter-LorraIne K1miko.

Mar. 21, Mr. shi Fukuda--son,

To Mr. & Mrs. daughter.

& Mrs. Mitsuyo­Patrick Kun10. Tony Kinoshlta-

To Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Hamamu-ra--son.

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WAIVER OF 61 INf f PAY­MENT~ IN EVENTOF TOTAL OUAP.>\LI T'(

Veterans Administration's i~surance divlslon remlnded Te~rltorlal veterans of the valu­able provlslons for walver of GI lnsurance premlum payment s 1. the event of total d1sabll1tl for slx or more consec ut1" months.

Under the new lnsurance aot, the veteran, upon establlshmen' of rlghts to walver of prem1wu ls no longer requ1red to pay ~premlums whlle total d1sab1 contlnues. In addltlon, VA that all premlum payments from the date walver was effeotlve wl11 be refunded.

The VA polnted out that walver of premlum paym ls not made automatloally, must be applled for by the sured or the beneflclary. C should be flIed w1th the V mediately follow1ng s1x con tlve months of total disabl

The insured who become tally dlsabled and makes cation for wa1ver of should continue to pay regularly, as they be VA said. Upon notit1catl hie entitlement all payments s1nce app11cat10n for walver be refunded.

VA deflned to tal dlsabl11 as any 1mpa1rment of m1nd or dy which contlnuously renders 1mposs1ble for the 1nsured follow any substantlally ga1n! occupa t10n.

COMING- EVENT$ MAY 205 - ~LEC:TlOf'l OF OI=I"ICE-R5 FIRST WEEK. OF J'UNE- AIIINIVEI1l51'K'f.

PARTY-PLACE 81 DATE To BE.

ANNOuNCED LATER..

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