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WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S LATEST HAPPENINGS ffiawan Hlaintrlft VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 NO. 9119. STRICT ANTI- STRIKE BILL IS PROPOSE!) STIFF OPPOSITION EXPECT- ED; SENATORS CLAIM BILL THREATENS LABOR WASHINGTON, Dec, 3 — In view of the increasing number of strikes which is threatening the United States defense program, the House of Representatives pass- eed a stringent anti-strike bill, which immediately was forwarded to the Senate for approval. The proposed bill will, firstly, forbid strikes unless approved by majority of the workers by sec- ret ballot; secondly require a six- ty-day cooling off period between the time of strike ordered and time it becomes effective; thirdly, forbid strike violence, boycotts, sympathy, as well as jurisdictional strikes; fourthly, require thati wherever closed shop or open shop is in force in defense plants, it shall continue during the national emergency. Stiff opposition to the bill is ex- pected in the Senate where sever- al Senators already describeed the bill as anti-labor threatening to take away all gains of labor made during the past decade. TDBEKCULOSIS REC EIVES A CHALLENGE Encouraged by steady advances being made against The Great White Plague, tuberculosis workers throughout the country have set up for themselves a specific goal, one that captures the imagination of all who concern themselves with the state of the public health. The slogan for that goal is: “Eradicate tuberculosis by 1960!” The challenge might at once seem too ambitious a one to us of a generation which has lived so close to the ravages • caused by v,his disease. But tuberculsis work- ers are well aware of what has oeen done and it is upon the pro- gress already made that they bate their breath-taking prediction. Here in Hawaii, where tubercu- Losis has been a scourge heavier and deeper than in almost any of the Mainland communities, we are prepared to accept he challenge. NEWS lETIEE HAS BAWAD’S REH)ET ON STAMPS, BONCS Statistics show that past pro- gress against tuberculosis in the islands has set an inspiring exam- ple for the attempt to realize a complete conquest of the disease within another generation. For 1910 Hawaii records showed a death rate from tuberculosis of 200.00 per 100,000 population. By 1930 that rate had been halved, re- i duced that year to 108.8 per 100,- 000 population. During the fiscal year 1941, the rate had been cut from 1930’s 106.8 to 53.25. On July 1 , as the present fiscal year be- gan, there were 1469 cases of tu- berculosis registered by the Board of eHalth’s Bureau of Tuberculo- sis for the entire Territory. This segment of our population and others who in the future may contract the disease will be the subject of much of the effort to be made in Hawaii toward eradica- tion of tuberculosis. Warfare with them and in areas of population where the disease may be further found will be carried on offensive- ly and it will be defensively wag- ed for the protection of all who are now free of the disease. There are seven essentials in the conduct of the campaign against tuberculosis: 1. Complete reporting and reg- gistration of all cases and deaths. 2. Intensive case finding thro- ugh examination of contacts and other means. 3. Hospitalization of all cases adyisable. 4. Good domiciliary service for care and contact followup, 5. A program of welfare serv- ice that will meet the challen- ge of poverty, the “Trojan hor- se” of tuberculosis. 6. Health education. 7. Rehabilitation of ex-patients. In Hawaii there are many hands —medical men, nurses, sanitoria, tuberculosis associations, welfare agencies, schools, and others with which the Bureau of Tuber- culosis joins in carrying out these essentials. Now, with world events so blackly clouding the future, is no time for predictions which may be only overconfidence, but these for- ces in Hawaii which have so suc- cessfully been striving against tu- berculosis do not hesitate in at least accepting the challenge to eradicate the disease from these islands—whether before, during or after 1960. — From The Hawaii Health Messenger. Whirlaway Likely Santa Anita Starter LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 — En- tries of the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap closed last midnight, but the list was withheld to allow time for mailed entries to arrive. The complete list will be announced Friday morning by the officials. An almost sure starter in the Santa Anita classic will be Warren W right’s champion three-year-old, Whirlaway. Special Holiday Sched Made for LI Vessels A special holiday schedule has ibeen announced by the Inter-Isl- land Steamship Navigation compa- ny for the Christmas and New Year holidays for the SS Waiale- ale, the SS Humuula and the SS Hawaii. The schedule is designed to have all vessels of the fleet in Honolulu for the two year-end occasions and to permit the sea-going per - sonnel of the I-I vessels to spend their holidays at home. Following the full day in port Christmas Day,*" the SS Waialeale will leave Honolulu for Nawiliwili at 10 p. m., Dec. 26. The SS Hu- alalai will sail from Honolulu at 4 p. m. December 26 for Hilo, via Lahaina. The SS Humuula will lea- ve for Kona ports at 10:30 a. m., December 26. The SS Hawaii is to sail from Honolulu for Port Allen at 8 p. m. December 26, making this voyage Friday instead of Wednesday, December 24. Similar departure hours will be in effect January 2. FARMING IS A DIGNIFIED OCCUPATION The second generations should engage more extensively in farming. Forming is a dignified occupation. It is the back- bone of the national industry, and as such it has been always protected by the state. Confucius gave the highest dignity to the farmers. His classification of mankind by occupation was farmer, manu- facturer, merchant. John Stuart Mills, too, stated that the farmers are the only ones that produce something new in this world. According to Adam Smith, the classes of artifi- cers, manufacturers and merchants are not entirely unpro- ductive for this class reproduces the value of consumption and continues, at least, the existence of the stock or capital which maintains and employ it.” He states that this class gives equipment and time to the farmers to continue their work. He seems to classify them as a productive class. Only the menial servants are classified as an unproductive and barren class. The farmer who sow the seed, dig the soil and nurse the plant, actually produces into this world entirely a new life which has essential utility to human life. Farming, therefore, is a dignified occupation. It should be encouraged among the second generation Japanese. To own a farm and cultivate coffee, cotton, sugar canee, or vegetable is something more than laboring and receiving wages. There is enjoyment in ownership, happiness in accomplishment and pleasure in life. We think the young boys and girls should settle down and do farming. KALS PTA SENDS PETITION ASKING AUDITORIUM-GYM Follow’ing its move to ask the board of supervisors for a recon- sideration on the school auditori- um-gym project, the Kalanianaole School PTA yesterday petitioned the board to construct as soon as possible on the grunds of Kalani- anaole Elementary and Intermedi- ate school an auditorium-gymna- sium which is considered indispen- sable. The school has a total enroll-; ment of 692 stldents and is the se- cond largest school in East Ha- waii. The present basement which is utilized as an assembly hall is much too small and cannot ac- commodate the enti,i’e student body at one time. Furthermore, this school is the only institution with an intermedi- ate division without an auditori- um-gymnasium. The petitioners further pointed out that it has been the trend to furnish a school of intermediate and high school capacity with au- ditorium-gymnasium facilities for the purpose of adjusting the many boys and girls who drop out of school before completion of these levels and take places in the com- munity. I Resume of Conversations Given by Hull I Stressing* U. S. Views Concermng Basic Issues Involved WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 In the first lengthy statement regarding the Japanese-American conversations, Secret.ary of State Hull at the press conference revealed the purpose of the document handed to the Japanese envoys last week was to clarify the basic issues involved in the talks as well as the end of the confusion regarding from actions and utterances of other governments. Hull abondoned the usual reticence and replied freely to the queries of the reports. When questioned whether the document presented to the Japanese envoys represented American reply to some com- munication submitted from the Japanese side. Secretary Hull without giving a direct answer to the query delivered a lengthy resume of the whole conversations laying particular stress in the United States views concerning the basic issues involved. Reiterating the talks begrm last spring purely exploratory designed to ascertain whether basic negoti- ations could be reached, Cordell Hull revealed that the United States kept other interests of the powers in the Pacific area inform- ed regarding the nature of the con- versation. Answering further queries, Hull said he had no information when Japan’s reply will be coming for- th. Also, he told reporters he is unable to go into details when asked whether Japanese answer to the inquiries of Roosevelt have a major bearing on whether the talks will continue. November Report On Diseases Released Communicable diseases in Ha- waii showed an increase for the months of October over the num- ber reported for September. A total of 685 cases was reported, compared with 490 for September. There was also an increase in the number of deaths for the months, there being 35 reported as com- pared with 33 in September. Increases in the number of cases of communicable diseases reported in October were noted in diptheria, which increased from nine to 13; gonorrhea, 122 to 189; measles, 38 to 53, whooping cough, 46 to 71; poliomyelitis four" to 13, syphi- lis, 49 to 78. Other communicable diseases re- ported for October included 26 cases of acute epidemic conjunc- tivitis, three cases of follicular conjunctivitis; amoebic dysentery, four; impetigo 37, influenza, sev- en; lobal pneumonia, seven; tub- erculosis of the respiratory sys- tem 71; typhoid fever, 12, and oth- ers. 71; poliomyelitis fouri to 13, syphi- lis, 49 to 78. Other communicable diseases re- ported for October included 26 cases of acute epidemic conjunc- tivitis, three cases of follicular conjunctivitis; amoebic dysentery, four; impetigo 37, influenza, sev- ed tenure of the Plouse of Repre- General Election in Japan Next Spring: TOKYO, Dec. 3—It was learned that the government intends to hold a general election next spring with the exniration of the extend- Sian Massraided by Japanese Bombers JAPANESE ARMY AIRBASE in Central China, Dec. 4— Large formations of Japanese bombers favored by ideal weather mass- raided Sian, capital of Shensi pro- vince, this morning. Raining bombs on the enemy air field in the southern end of Sian, the Japanese airplanes demolished hangars, warehouses and other military facilities and returned to the base safely. BIG ISLAND WILL LOSE TWO OUTSTANDING MEN The Big Island will lose two important men who have accepted positions in Honolulu. They are Leslie W. Wishard, manager of the Kaiwiki Sugar Co., and William H. Chun’ chief of the 7th section of the U. S. engineers. Mr. Wishard will become an executive officer of the Hawaii Pineapple Co while Mr. Chun will be connected with the district office of Honolulu. Both men are outstanding in the community and had made a distinct contribution to this island. The Theo. H. Davies & Co., to which firm Mr. Wishard was connected with, made the following announcement: “Mr. Wishard has been connected with the Davies & Co. plantations for the past 22 years. During his administration of Kaiwiki Sugar Co., Ltd., and largely through his personal efforts, this plantation has developed into one of the most up to date and modern plantations in the islands, both in mat- ters of economical operation and in the way of facilities for modern living conditions.” Mr. Chun had contributed to the improvement of the lo- cal roads and other engineering works. He was the flood con- trol project engineer for the county. We regret that these two men of outstanding personality and ability are leaving the big island. In the meantime, however, we wish them success, and we wish to bid Aloha to them. Hilo YBA Holding Dinner Meeting The annual dinner and business meeting of the Hilo Young Bud- dhist Association will be held at the Seaside Club at 6 p. m. on Sunday, December 14. All members are allowed to bring one guest to the dinner. Reservations are to be made with Miss Michiko Sakamoto at 3160 or Miss Fujita at 2509 before noon of December 10. For more details all members are asked to contact Miss Sakamo- to or Miss Fujita. Los Angeles Ball Club Changes Name SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 4— The Pacific Coast league baseball team, Los Angeles, changed their name from the Angels to the Bears, it was revealed in papers filed at the secretary of state’s of- fice. The Chicago Cubs who only re- cently became the new owner felt that the Bears would be a more virile and appropriate name for a baseball team than Angels. Cali- fornia is nicknamed the Bear sta- te. Filipinos May Get Construction Work WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 — The measure providing employment of Filipinos on construction work in the islands to supplement United States citizens was reported on by the Senate naval affairs commit- tee today. Testifying in behalf of the bill. Rear Admiral Ben Morell, chief of the bureau of yards and docks, stated that additional workers are indispensable in Oahu for con- struction work as the entire Pa- cific base program has seriously drained the labor market. Birthday Party Is Held at Kindergarten Little Miss Jean Fusae Sueoka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Sueoka of Kaumana, who is at- tending the Ululani Kindergarten was hostess at a birthday party yesterday at the Kindergarten with Miss Sakiko Kagimoto, direc- tor of the school, in charge. Miss Sueoka attained her fourth year. Ice cream, cake and cookies were served to the rest of the pu- pils. sentatives on March 31, 1942, un- less an unforeseen situation arises. The government will carry out the general election in order to strengthen the nation’s wartime political power as it was done dur- ing the Russo-Japanese war. B U Y UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS AMERICA ON GUARDI Above is a reproduction of tha Treasury Department’s Defensa Savings Poster, show i^ an exact! duplication of the c iginal “Minuta Man” statue by famed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your bank or post office, are a vital jparti ef AxnerLca’ti defense preparatioaWi Prefectural System To be Reorganized TOKYO, Dec. 4—It was under- stood the Ministry of Home Af- fairs is preparing a bill requiring a drastic reorganization of the prefectural administrative system which is presentable to the next Diet session opening in December. Brooklyn Dodgers Want Cooper Boys JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 4 — It was reported that the Brooklyn Dodgers, National league champ- ions, have offered pitcher Kirby Higbe and catcher Babe Phelps to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchan- ge for pitcher Morton Cooper and his brother, catcher Walker Coop- er. It was further reported that the Pittsburgh Pirates had offered $20,000 to the Dodgers for pitcher Luke Hamlin. A Most Apprcdatd Qtislmas Gift eV lU E M F a m iw BLENDED WHISKEY The Wilken Family Blended WHiskey, 75% Grain Neutral Spirits. 86 fiooi. Copyright 1940, The Wilken Family, Inc., Aladdin. Pa. LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON ISLAND OF HAWAII EIE FA ILS TO SAY fllE R WE TO JAPAN WAS ANSWER TO JAPAN ’S COiWraffl According to the progress made by the NEWS LETTER during the five-month period from May 1 tc October 1, total sales of Series E bonds in Hawaii amounted to 1,- 079,000 to the entire nation’s sale of $578,811,000. The sale of stamps in the Islands amounted to $18,700 in the five- month period. Sales of the stamps by months were May, $3,200, June, $3,700; July, $6,900; August, $5,- 000. The nation’s sale of stamps was $19,039,300. Hawaii’s part in fostering the sale of US defense savings stamps and bonds were publicized in two pages which carried cuts of blind- men purchasing bonds and memb- ers of the Carpenters Union lined up buying nearly $9,000 worth of i defense bonds. Many other organizations in the Territory were cited in the two- page report. The resolution adopted unani- mously by the 500 persons who at- tended the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the “Jitsugyo-no-Hawaii” was also cit - ed. All figures cited in the NEWS LETTER were rounded to the nearest thousand. HAT STYLE— When it became time for men to toss away summer's straw hats and don heavier headgear, Leon Hen- derson, new Price Control Administrator, appeared in Washington with this style, it's an "Anzac special," worn by Australian soldiers, with button and feather. SACHIKO NODA, NEW PREXY OF TEEN TWENTIES The Teen Twenties club of the YWCA held a lengthy meeting last night at the YWCA activities building completing many old bu- sinesses as well as new ones. The members unanimously ap- proved donating to the YWCA budget and the Child Welfare Bu- reau in taking part in the child- ren’s Christmas program. The club will participate in pre- paring the YWCA inter-club Christmas party which is being held on December 17 at the YWCA activities building. Officers for the next year were elected at last night’s meeting and they are: Sachiko Noda, president; Agnes Torigoe, vice president; Amy Kurohara, secretary; Miyoko Murakami, treasurer. All committee chairmen will be appointed by the pre£,ident-elect. ^ An Installation dinner was a- greed upon and decision was made that it be held next week on the date of regular meetings. The Pre- sident appointed Yoshiko Matsu- oka and Hatsuyo Nishimura to find an appropriate place for the occasion. Shizue Ushijima, Tomiye Kasamoto and Sakiko Yamada will be in charge of the program for the evening. Short reports were heard from Hatsuyo Nishimura and Amy Ku- rohara, delegates to the conferen- ce of professional and business girls’ clubs of the YWCA at Camp Halekipa, Kaneohe. They will make detailed reports at the inter- club X-mas party on December 17. Vital Statistics of Territory Reported The experience of general mor- tality and infant mortality in Ha- waii during the month of October, 1941, showed “significant de- crease” from that reported in Oc- tober of 1940. There were 256 deaths last month or a rate of 6.6 deaths per 1,000 population as compared with 284 and a rate of 8.0 in 1940. Infant deaths numb- ered 28, a rate of 28.8 deaths per 1.000 live births for last October as compared with 41 deaths and the rate of 49.4 for the same month in the preceding year. There were 972 births last mon- th (rate 25.1 births per 1,000 po- pulation) while in 1940 there were 829 births (rate 23.3). Stillbirths for the month in 1941 numbered 22 (rate 22,1 stillbirths per total births) while in 1940, 18 still- births (rate 21.3) occurred. Marriages numbered 606 last month (rate 15.6 marriages per 1.000 population) as against 680 (rate 19.1) in October, 1940. " —■" Aluminum Collected Here in Storage Remember the pots and pans you contributed during the drive for scrap aluminum sometime ago? Well, according to the Ameri- can Smelting Company in San Francisco, all aluminum contrib- uted by the Islanders and the Pa- cific coast men is still in storage in Frisco awaiting government or- ders for distribution. The aluminum has not yet und- ergone smelting and it is in the hands of the Metal Reserve Board, who orders when the aluminum should be smelted and shipped. ANDREWS PASSES AWAY MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3—Thomas Andrews, an old time hoxing pro- moter and sports writer, passec away yesterday after an illness oi several months. City Proud of Newsreel House SACRAMENTO, Cal.—This city claims the. distinction of being the first city under 500,000 to have a newsreel theatre. Interest in war activities was said to justify the investment. KM)EFENSE

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Page 1: VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 … · 2016-08-11 · XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 NO. 9119. ... I Resume of Conversations Given

WE PUBLISH LOCAL AND WORLD’S

LATEST HAPPENINGS f f ia w a n H la in t r l f tVOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 NO. 9119.

STRICT ANTI­STRIKE BILL IS PROPOSE!)S T IF F O P P O S IT IO N E X P E C T ­

E D ; SE N A T O R S CLA IM B IL L T H R E A T E N S LA B O R

W A SH IN G T O N , Dec, 3 — In v iew of th e in c reas in g nu m b er of s tr ik e s w hich is th re a te n in g th e U n ited S ta te s defense p rog ram , th e H ouse of R ep resen ta tiv es pass- eed a s t r in g e n t a n ti-s tr ik e bill, w hich im m ed ia te ly w as fo rw arded to th e S en a te fo r approval.

T he proposed bill w ill, f irs tly , fo rb id s tr ik e s un less approved by m a jo r ity of th e w o rk e rs by sec­r e t b a llo t; secondly requ ire a s ix ­ty -d a y cooling off period betw een th e tim e of s tr ik e o rdered and tim e i t becom es effec tive ; th ird ly , fo rb id s tr ik e violence, boycotts, sy m p a th y , a s w ell as ju risd ic tiona l s tr ik e s ; fo u rth ly , requ ire th a ti w h erev er closed shop o r open shop is in fo rce in defense p lan ts , i t sh a ll con tinue d u rin g th e n a tio n a l em ergency .

S tif f opposition to th e bill is ex­p ec ted in th e S en a te w here sev e r­a l S en a to rs a lre ad y describeed the bill a s an ti- lab o r th re a te n in g to ta k e aw ay a ll g a in s of lab o r m ade d u rin g th e p a s t decade.

TDBEKCULOSIS REC EIVES A CHALLENGEEncouraged by steady advances being made against The

Great White Plague, tuberculosis workers throughout the country have set up for themselves a specific goal, one that captures the imagination of all who concern themselves with the state of the public health.

T he s logan fo r th a t goal is :“E ra d ic a te tubercu losis by 1960!”

T he challenge m ig h t a t once seem too am bitious a one to us of a g en e ra tio n w hich h as lived so close to th e rav ag es • caused by v,his disease. B u t tu b ercu lsis w o rk ­ers a re w ell aw are of w h a t has oeen done and i t is upon th e p ro ­gress a lre ad y m ade th a t th ey b a te the ir b re a th -ta k in g p red iction .

H ere in H aw aii, w here tu b ercu - Losis has been a scourge heav ie r and deeper th a n in a lm o st an y of the M ain land com m unities, w e a re p repared to accep t he challenge.

NEWS lETIEE HAS BAWAD’S REH)ET ON STAMPS, BONCS

S ta tis tic s show th a t p a s t p ro ­g ress a g a in s t tubercu lo sis in the is lands h as se t an in sp irin g exam ­ple fo r th e a tte m p t to rea lize a com plete conquest of th e disease w ith in a n o th e r g en era tio n . F o r 1910 H aw aii records show ed a d ea th ra te from tubercu lo sis of 200.00 p e r 100,000 population . By 1930 th a t ra te had been halved, re-

i duced th a t y ea r to 108.8 p e r 100,- 000 population . D uring th e fisca l y ea r 1941, th e ra te h ad been cu t from 1930’s 106.8 to 53.25. On Ju ly 1 , a s th e p re sen t fisca l y e a r be­gan , th e re w ere 1469 cases of tu ­berculosis reg is te red by th e B oard of e H a lth ’s B u reau of T ubercu lo ­sis fo r th e en tire T e rrito ry .

T his segm en t of o u r popu la tion and o th e rs w ho in th e fu tu re m ay c o n tra c t th e d isease w ill be the su b jec t of m uch of th e e f fo r t to be m ade in H aw aii to w ard e rad ica ­tion of tubercu losis. W a rfa re w ith them and in a rea s of popu la tion w here th e d isease m ay be fu r th e r found w ill be c a rr ied on o ffensive­ly and i t w ill be defensively w a g ­ed fo r th e p ro tec tio n of a ll who a re now free of th e disease.

T here a re seven essen tia ls in th e conduct of th e cam p a ig n a g a in s t tu b e rcu lo s is :

1. C om plete rep o rtin g and reg - g is tra tio n of a ll cases and deaths .2. In ten siv e case fin d in g th ro ­u g h exam ina tion of co n tac ts an d o th e r m eans.3. H o sp ita liza tio n of a ll cases adyisable.4. Good dom iciliary serv ice fo r c a re and co n tac t follow up,5. A p ro g ram of w e lfa re se rv ­ice th a t w ill m ee t the cha llen ­ge of poverty , th e “T ro jan h o r­se” of tubercu losis.6. H ea lth education .7. R eh ab ilita tio n of ex -p a tien ts . In H aw aii th e re a re m an y hands

—m edical m en, nu rses , san ito ria , tubercu losis associa tions, w elfa re agencies, schools, and o th e rs • w ith w hich th e B u reau of T u b er­culosis jo ins in c a rry in g o u t these essen tia ls .

Now, w ith w orld even ts so b lack ly clouding th e fu tu re , is no tim e fo r p red ic tions w hich m ay be only overconfidence, b u t th ese fo r­ces in H aw aii w hich have so su c ­cessfu lly been s tr iv in g a g a in s t tu ­berculosis do n o t h e s ita te in a t le a s t accep tin g th e challenge to e rad ica te th e d isease fro m these is lands—w h e th e r before, d u rin g or a f te r 1960. — F ro m T he H aw aii H ea lth M essenger.

Whirlaway Likely Santa Anita Starter

LO S A N G E L E S, Dec. 2 — E n ­tr ie s of th e $100,000 S a n ta A n ita h an d icap closed la s t m idn igh t, b u t th e l i s t w as w ithhe ld to allow tim e f o r m ailed e n tr ie s to a rriv e . T he com plete l is t w ill be announced F r id a y m orn ing by th e officia ls.

A n a lm o st su re s t a r te r in th e S a n ta A n ita c lassic w ill be W arren W rig h t’s cham pion th ree-year-o ld , W hirlaw ay .

Special Holiday Sched Made for LI VesselsA special ho liday schedule has

ibeen announced by th e In te r-Is l- la n d S team sh ip N av ig a tio n com pa­ny fo r th e C h ris tm as and N ew Y ear ho lidays fo r th e SS W aiale- ale, th e SS H um uu la an d th e SS H aw aii.

T he schedule is designed to have all vessels of th e f le e t in H onolulu fo r the tw o y ear-end occasions and to p e rm it th e sea-go ing p e r­sonnel of th e I - I vessels to spend th e ir ho lidays a t home.

Follow ing th e fu ll d ay in p o r t C h ris tm as Day,*" th e SS W aialeale w ill leave H onolulu fo r N aw iliw ili a t 10 p. m., Dec. 26. The SS H u- a la la i w ill sa il fro m H onolulu a t 4 p. m . D ecem ber 26 fo r Hilo, v ia L aha ina . T he SS H u m u u la w ill lea ­ve fo r K ona p o rts a t 10:30 a. m., D ecem ber 26. T he SS H aw aii is to sa il from H onolulu fo r P o r t A llen a t 8 p. m . D ecem ber 26, m ak in g th is voyage F rid a y in s tead of W ednesday, D ecem ber 24.

S im ilar d e p a rtu re h o u rs w ill be in e ffec t J a n u a ry 2.

FARMING IS A DIGNIFIED OCCUPATION

The second generations should engage more extensively in farming. Forming is a dignified occupation. It is the back­bone of the national industry, and as such it has been always protected by the state.

Confucius gave the highest dignity to the farmers. His classification of mankind by occupation was farmer, manu­facturer, merchant. John Stuart Mills, too, stated that the farmers are the only ones that produce something new in this world. According to Adam Smith, the classes of artifi­cers, manufacturers and merchants are not entirely unpro­ductive for this class reproduces the value of consumption and continues, at least, the existence of the stock or capital which maintains and employ it.” He states that this class gives equipment and time to the farmers to continue their work. He seems to classify them as a productive class. Only the menial servants are classified as an unproductive and barren class.

The farmer who sow the seed, dig the soil and nurse the plant, actually produces into this world entirely a new life which has essential utility to human life. Farming, therefore, is a dignified occupation. It should be encouraged among the second generation Japanese. To own a farm and cultivate coffee, cotton, sugar canee, or vegetable is something more than laboring and receiving wages. There is enjoyment in ownership, happiness in accomplishment and pleasure in life. We think the young boys and girls should settle down and do farming.

KALS PTA SENDS PETITION ASKING

AUDITORIUM-GYMFollow’ing its m ove to a sk th e

board of superv iso rs fo r a recon­s id era tio n on th e school aud ito ri- um -gym p ro jec t, th e K alan ianao le School P T A y es te rd ay petitioned the board to co n s tru c t as soon as possible on the g ru n d s of K a lan i­anaole E lem en ta ry and In te rm e d i­a te school a n au d ito rium -gym na- sium w hich is considered ind ispen­sable.

The school h a s a to ta l enroll-; m en t of 692 s tld en ts and is the se­cond la rg e s t school in E a s t H a ­waii.

The p re se n t b asem en t w h ich is u tilized a s an assem bly ha ll is m uch too sm all and canno t a c ­com m odate th e enti,i’e s tu d e n t body a t one tim e.

F u rth e rm o re , th is school is the only in s ti tu tio n w ith an in te rm ed i­a te division w ith o u t an au d ito ri- um -gym nasium .

The p e titio n e rs fu r th e r po in ted o u t th a t i t h as been th e tren d to fu rn ish a school of in te rm ed ia te and h igh school cap ac ity w ith au- d ito rium -gym nasium fac ilities fo r the pu rpose of ad ju s tin g the m any boys and g irls w ho drop ou t of school before com pletion of these levels an d ta k e p laces in th e com ­m unity .

I Resume of Conversations Given by Hull I Stressing* U. S. Views Concermng

Basic Issues Involved

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 In the first lengthy statementregarding the Japanese-American conversations, Secret.ary of State Hull at the press conference revealed the purpose of the document handed to the Japanese envoys last week was to clarify the basic issues involved in the talks as well as the end of the confusion regarding from actions and utterances of other governments.

Hull abondoned the usual reticence and replied freely to the queries of the reports.

When questioned whether the document presented to the Japanese envoys represented American reply to some com­munication submitted from the Japanese side. Secretary Hull without giving a direct answer to the query delivered a lengthy resume of the whole conversations laying particular stress in the United States views concerning the basic issues involved.

R e ite ra tin g th e ta lk s begrm la s t sp r in g pu re ly ex p lo ra to ry designed to a sc e r ta in w h e th e r basic n eg o ti­a tions could be reached , Cordell H ull revealed th a t th e U n ited S ta te s k e p t o th e r in te re s ts of th e pow ers in th e P ac ific a re a in fo rm ­ed reg a rd in g th e n a tu re of the con­versa tion .

A nsw ering fu r th e r queries, H ull sa id he had no in fo rm atio n w hen J a p a n ’s rep ly w ill be com ing fo r ­th . Also, he to ld re p o r te rs he is unab le to go in to d e ta ils w hen asked w h e th e r Jap an ese an sw er to th e inqu iries of R oosevelt have a m ajo r b ea rin g on w h e th e r th e ta lk s w ill continue.

November Report On Diseases Released

C om m unicable d iseases in H a ­w aii show ed a n in crease fo r the m on ths of O ctober over th e n u m ­ber rep o rted fo r S eptem ber. A to ta l of 685 cases w as reported , com pared w ith 490 fo r Septem ber. T here w as a lso a n increase in the num ber of d ea th s fo r th e m onths, th e re being 35 rep o rted as com ­p ared w ith 33 in Sep tem ber.

In c reases in th e n u m b er of cases of com m unicable d iseases rep o rted in O ctober w ere no ted in d ip theria , w hich in creased from nine to 13; gonorrhea , 122 to 189; m easles, 38 to 53, w hooping cough, 46 to 71; poliom yelitis four" to 13, syph i­lis, 49 to 78.

O th e r com m unicable d iseases re ­p o rted fo r O ctober included 26 cases of a cu te epidem ic con junc­tiv itis , th re e cases of fo llicu lar con junc tiv itis ; am oebic dysen tery , fou r; im petigo 37, in fluenza, sev­en; lobal pneum onia, seven; tu b ­erculosis of th e re s p ira to ry sy s­tem 71; typho id fever, 12, and o th ­ers.

71; poliom yelitis fouri to 13, syph i­lis, 49 to 78.

O th e r com m unicable d iseases re ­p o rted fo r O ctober included 26 cases of a cu te epidem ic con junc­tiv itis , th re e cases of fo llicu lar co n junc tiv itis ; am oebic dysen tery , fou r; im petigo 37, in fluenza, sev- ed ten u re of th e Plouse of R epre-

General Election in Japan Next Spring:

TOKYO, Dec. 3—I t w as learned th a t th e go v ern m en t in tends to ho ld a g en era l e lec tion n e x t sp rin g w ith th e ex n ira tio n of th e ex tend-

Sian Massraided by Japanese Bombers

JA P A N E S E ARM Y A IR B A SE in C en tra l C hina, Dec. 4— L arg e fo rm atio n s of Jap an ese bom bers favo red by ideal w e a th e r m ass- ra id ed S ian, c ap ita l of Shensi p ro ­vince, th is m orning.

R a in in g bom bs on th e enem y a ir field in th e so u th e rn end of Sian, th e Jap an ese a irp lan es dem olished h an g a rs , w arehouses an d o th e r m ilita ry fac ilities an d re tu rn e d to th e base safely.

BIG ISLAND WILL LOSE TWO OUTSTANDING MENThe Big Island will lose two important men who have

accepted positions in Honolulu. They are Leslie W. Wishard, manager of the Kaiwiki Sugar Co., and William H. Chun’ chief of the 7th section of the U. S. engineers. Mr. Wishard will become an executive officer of the Hawaii Pineapple Co while Mr. Chun will be connected with the district office of Honolulu.

Both men are outstanding in the community and had made a distinct contribution to this island. The Theo. H. Davies & Co., to which firm Mr. Wishard was connected with, made the following announcement:

“Mr. Wishard has been connected with the Davies & Co. plantations for the past 22 years. During his administration of Kaiwiki Sugar Co., Ltd., and largely through his personal efforts, this plantation has developed into one of the most up to date and modern plantations in the islands, both in mat­ters of economical operation and in the way of facilities for modern living conditions.”

Mr. Chun had contributed to the improvement of the lo­cal roads and other engineering works. He was the flood con­trol project engineer for the county.

We regret that these two men of outstanding personality and ability are leaving the big island. In the meantime, however, we wish them success, and we wish to bid Aloha to them.

Hilo YBA HoldingDinner Meeting

T he an n u a l d inner and business m ee tin g o f th e H ilo Y oung B ud­d h is t A ssocia tion w ill be held a t th e Seaside Club a t 6 p. m . on Sunday , D ecem ber 14.

A ll m em bers a re allow ed to b rin g one g u e s t to th e d inner.

R eserv a tio n s a re to be m ade w ith M iss M ichiko S ak am o to a t 3160 o r M iss F u ji ta a t 2509 before noon o f D ecem ber 10.

F o r m ore de ta ils a ll m em bers a re a sk ed to co n tac t M iss S ak am o ­to o r M iss F u ji ta .

Los Angeles Ball Club Changes Name

SA CRA M EN TO , Cal., Dec. 4— T he P ac ific C oast leag u e baseball team , Los A ngeles, changed th e ir n am e fro m th e A ngels to th e B ears, i t w as revealed in p ap ers filed a t th e se c re ta ry of s t a te ’s of­fice.

T he C hicago Cubs w ho only re ­cen tly becam e th e new ow ner fe lt th a t th e B ea rs w ould be a m ore v irile an d ap p ro p ria te n am e fo r a baseb a ll te a m th a n A ngels. C ali­fo rn ia is n icknam ed th e B e a r s t a ­te.

Filipinos May Get Construction Work

W A SH IN G TO N . Dec. 3 — The m easu re p rov id ing em ploym ent of F ilip inos on co n stru c tio n w o rk in th e is lands to supp lem en t U n ited S ta te s citizens w as rep o rted on by th e S en a te n av a l a f fa irs com m it­tee today .

T estify in g in behalf of the bill. R ea r A dm ira l B en M orell, ch ief of th e b u reau of y a rd s an d docks, s ta te d t h a t add itiona l w o rk e rs a re ind ispensab le in O ahu fo r con­s tru c tio n w o rk as th e en tire P a ­cific base p ro g ram h as seriously d ra ined th e lab o r m a rk e t.

Birthday Party Is Held at Kindergarten

L ittle M iss J e a n F u sae Sueoka, d a u g h te r of M r. and M rs. K iyoshi S ueoka of K aum ana , w ho is a t ­ten d in g th e U lu lan i K in d e rg a rten w as h o ste ss a t a b ir th d a y p a r ty y e s te rd a y a t th e K in d e rg a rten w ith M iss S ak ik o K agim oto , d irec­to r of th e school, in charge .

M iss S ueoka a tta in e d h e r fo u r th year.

Ice cream , cak e and cookies w ere served to th e r e s t of th e p u ­pils.

sen ta tiv e s on M arch 31, 1942, u n ­less an unfo reseen s itu a tio n a rises.

T he go v ern m en t w ill c a rry ou t th e gen era l election in o rd e r to s tre n g th e n th e n a tio n ’s w a rtim e po litica l pow er as i t w as done d u r­ing the R usso -Japanese w ar.

B U YUNITED STATES

SAVINGS B O N D S

AND STAMPS

AMERICA ON GUARDIAbove is a reproduction of tha

T reasury D epartm ent’s Defensa Savings Poster, s h o w i^ an exact! duplication of the c iginal “Minuta Man” sta tue by fam ed sculptor Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps, on sale a t your bank or post office, are a vital jparti ef AxnerLca’ti defense preparatioaWi

Prefectural System To be Reorganized

TOKYO, Dec. 4—I t w as u n d e r­stood th e M in istry of H om e A f­fa irs is p re p a r in g a bill req u irin g a d ra s tic reo rg an iza tio n of th e p re fe c tu ra l ad m in is tra tiv e system w hich is p resen tab le to th e nex t D ie t session opening in D ecem ber.

Brooklyn Dodgers Want Cooper Boys

JA C K SO N V IL L E , Dec. 4 — I t w as re p o r te d th a t th e B rooklyn D odgers, N a tio n a l league ch am p ­ions, have offered p itch e r K irby H igbe and c a tc h e r B abe P helps to th e S t. L ouis C ard inals in exchan ­ge fo r p itc h e r M orton Cooper and h is b ro th e r, c a tc h e r W a lk e r Coop­er.

I t w as fu r th e r rep o rted th a t th e P it ts b u rg h P ira te s h a d offered $20,000 to th e D odgers fo r p itch e r L uke H am lin .

A Most Apprcdatd Qtislmas Gift

e V l U E MF a m i w

B L E N D E D W H I S K E YThe W ilken F am ily B lended W H iskey, 75% G rain N eutral Spirits. 86 f io o i . C opyrigh t 1940,

T h e W ilken Fam ily, Inc., A lad d in . Pa.

LEADING JAPANESE DAILY ON

ISLAND OF HAWAII

EIE FAILS TO SAY fllER WE TO JAPAN WAS ANSWER TO JAPAN’S COiWrafflA ccord ing to th e p ro g ress m ade

by th e N E W S L E T T E R d u rin g the five-m onth period from M ay 1 tc O ctober 1, to ta l sa les of Series E bonds in H aw aii am ounted to 1,- 079,000 to the en tire n a tio n ’s sale of $578,811,000.

T he sale of s tam p s in th e Is lands am oun ted to $18,700 in th e five- m on th period. Sales of th e s tam p s by m on ths w ere M ay, $3,200, June, $3,700; Ju ly , $6,900; A ugust, $5,- 000.

The n a tio n ’s sale of s tam p s w as $19,039,300.

H aw aii’s p a r t in fo s te rin g th e sale of U S defense sav ings s tam p s and bonds w ere publicized in tw o pages w hich ca rried cu ts of blind- m en p u rch as in g bonds and m em b­ers of th e C arp en te rs U nion lined up buy ing n ea rly $9,000 w o rth of i defense bonds.

M any o th e r o rgan iza tions in the T e rr i to ry w ere c ited in th e tw o- page rep o rt.

The reso lu tion adop ted u n a n i­m ously by th e 500 persons w ho a t ­tended th e ce leb ra tion of th e 30th an n iv e rsa ry of th e found ing of th e “Jitsu g y o -n o -H aw aii” w as also c it­ed.

A ll f ig u res c ited in th e N EW S L E T T E R w ere rounded to the n e a re s t thousand .

HAT STYLE— W hen it became time for men to toss away summer's straw hats and don heavier headgear, Leon Hen­derson, new Price Control Adm inistrator, appeared in Washington with this style, it's an "Anzac special," worn by Australian soldiers, with button and feather.

SACHIKO NODA, NEW PREXY OF TEEN TWENTIES

T he Teen T w enties club of the YW CA held a len g th y m eetin g la s t n ig h t a t th e YW CA ac tiv ities bu ild ing com pleting m an y old bu ­sinesses as w ell a s new ones.

T he m em bers unan im ously a p ­proved d o n a tin g to th e YW CA b u d g e t and th e Child W elfa re B u­re a u in ta k in g p a r t in th e child­re n ’s C h ris tm as p ro g ram .

T he club w ill p a r t ic ip a te in p re ­p a rin g th e YW CA in ter-c lub C h ris tm as p a r ty w hich is being held on D ecem ber 17 a t th e YW CA ac tiv itie s building.

O fficers fo r th e n e x t y e a r w ere elec ted a t la s t n ig h t’s m ee tin g and th ey a re : Sachiko N oda, p res id en t; A gnes Torigoe, vice p res iden t; A m y K u ro h ara , se c re ta ry ; M iyoko M urakam i, tre a su re r .

A ll com m ittee cha irm en w ill be appo in ted by th e pre£,ident-elect.

A n In s ta lla tio n d inner w as a- g reed upon and decision w as m ade th a t i t be held n ex t w eek on th e date of re g u la r m eetings. The P re ­siden t appo in ted Y oshiko M atsu - oka and H atsu y o N ish im u ra to find an ap p ro p ria te p lace fo r th e occasion. Shizue U sh ijim a, Tom iye K asam oto and Sak iko Y am ad a w ill be in ch a rg e of th e p ro g ram fo r th e evening.

S h o rt re p o r ts w ere h ea rd from H atsu y o N ish im u ra and A m y K u­rohara , de lega tes to th e conferen ­ce of p ro fessional and business g ir ls ’ clubs of th e YW CA a t C am p H alek ipa , K aneohe. T hey will m ake d e ta iled rep o r ts a t th e in te r ­club X -m as p a r ty on D ecem ber 17.

Vital Statistics of Territory Reported

T he experience of gen e ra l m o r­ta l i ty and in fa n t m o r ta lity in H a ­w aii d u rin g th e m o n th of O ctober, 1941, show ed “s ig n ifican t de­c rea se” fro m th a t rep o rted in Oc­to b e r of 1940. T here w ere 256 d ea th s la s t m o n th o r a ra te of 6.6 d ea th s p e r 1,000 popu la tion as com pared w ith 284 and a r a te of8.0 in 1940. In f a n t d ea th s n um b­ered 28, a r a te of 28.8 d ea th s per1.000 live b ir th s fo r la s t O ctober as com pared w ith 41 d ea th s and th e r a te of 49.4 fo r th e sam e m o n th in th e p reced ing year.

T here w ere 972 b ir th s la s t m on­th ( r a te 25.1 b ir th s p e r 1,000 po­p u la tion ) w hile in 1940 th e re w ere 829 b ir th s ( r a te 23.3). S tillb ir th s fo r th e m o n th in 1941 num bered 22 ( r a te 22,1 s til lb ir th s p e r to ta l b ir th s ) w hile in 1940, 18 s till­b ir th s ( r a te 21.3) occurred .

M arriag es num bered 606 la s t m o n th ( r a te 15.6 m a rr ia g e s p e r1.000 p o p u la tion ) a s a g a in s t 680 ( ra te 19.1) in O ctober, 1940.

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Aluminum Collected Here in Storage

R em em ber th e p o ts and pans you co n tr ib u ted d u rin g th e drive fo r sc rap alum inum som etim e ag o ?

W ell, acco rd ing to th e A m eri­can S m eltin g C om pany in S an F ranc isco , a ll a lum inum co n trib ­u te d by th e Is lan d e rs an d th e P a ­cific co a s t m en is s t il l in s to ra g e in F risco a w a itin g go v ern m en t o r­ders fo r d is trib u tio n .

T he a lum inum h as n o t y e t un d ­ergone sm e ltin g and i t is in th e hands of th e M eta l R eserve B oard, w ho o rd ers w hen th e a lum inum should be sm elted and shipped.

A N D R E W S P A S S E S A W A Y M IL W A U K E E , Dec. 3—Thom as

A ndrew s, a n old tim e hox ing p ro ­m o te r an d sp o r ts w rite r , passec aw ay y e s te rd a y a f te r an illness o i sev e ra l m onths.

C ity P ro u d o f N ew sreel H ouseSA CR A M EN TO , Cal.—T his c ity

cla im s t h e . d is tin c tio n of be ing the f i r s t c ity u n d e r 500,000 to h av e a new sreel th e a tre . In te re s t in w a r a c tiv itie s w as sa id to ju s ti fy the inves tm en t.

K M ) E F E N S E

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fegeT w o TH E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Thursday, December 4,1941

D lr t r . I>jr United F « « to r« A c T t—

PlaneJaneby ROBERTA COURTLAND

J a n e A ndrews, sm all-tow n girl, longs to m ake a ca ree r of av ia ­tio n . A fter h e r firs t solo flight, sh e ’s interview ed by Greg P res- e o tt , yoang new spaperm an, an d te lls him of a p lan she has for o rgan iz ing a u n it of girl flyers to help ou t in case th e coun try sh ou ld go to w ar. As he d isap ­proves of ca reer girls, he w rites a sto ry th a t pokes fun a t her. H ow ever, a n a irc ra f t com pany

; o ffers h e r its backing and a r ­ran g es fo r Aleck R andall, cele­bra ted flyer, to fly her ab o u t th e f a n try to re c ru it girls fo r h e r

' I oposed o rgan iza tion . Accom- f p -oied by her A unt Emily, she r f ts ou t on th e tou r, bu t soon

t i ilizes th a t its ch ief object is i; public ity for th e a irc ra f t com -

p ,ny. W hen G reg comes to one !)>■ th e tow ns on h e r rou te to see

e% she discovers th a t she loves ::im an d w onders w hether she ivants a career, a f te r ail. How- ever, he doesn’t seem to re tu rn h e r love. A rich girl in th e tow n, E llen M artin , shows keen in te r ­e s t in J a n e ’s p ro jec t and says sh e ’d like to tak e up flying, but is a fra id of th e opposition of her fiance, P e te r R aleigh. T h a t eve­n in g , P e te r comes to see Ja n e » n d , a f te r calling her to u r a •‘p u b l i c i t y rack e t,” offers her $1,000 to refuse to enroll E llen In h e r o rgan iza tion .

CHAPTER XXV f WANE s t a r e d a t t h e c h e c k

P e te r R aleigh held o u t as i th o u g h she expected it to bite I h e r . 'When she m ade no move to tak e it. he la id i t on a tab le b e tw een them .

“All I shall expect in re tu rn ,” he |s a id eu rtlj '. “is th a t , w hen Ellen ishow s up a t th e airfield tom orrow }for a tes t, you tell h e r th a t she I c a n n o t qualify for m em bership in ly o v j o rgan iza tion . Give her any je a so n you like.”

“ E xcept th a t I ’ve been bribed to re fu se her? You w ouldn’t w an t her

:to know th a t , of course?” said j Ja n e , her voice trem bling .

“W ell, n a tu ra lly I don ’t w an t her . to know th a t .”' J a n e said quietly, “Ellen drove m e to th e ho tel th is afte rn o o n and w e h ad a little ta lk . She w anted m e to help h e r m ake up her m ind w h a t to do.”

“T h ere c a n ’t possibly be any ne- j cessity for advice on th a t m a tte r . S h e ’s going to m arry m e,” P e te r s a id fiatly ,

“I th in k m aybe th e fa c t th a t [you and h e r p a ren ts are so sure ;you know w h a t’s best fo r Ellen l a n d have never given her a chance jto m ake up her own m ind on any 1 su b je c t m ig h t be one reason sh e ’d like to b reak over th e traces and ta k e up flying.” said Jane .

“E llen fly ing?” P e te r laughed 1 scornfu lly . “W hy. she c a n ’t even drive a ca r properly. You've seen h e r drive. C an you im agine h e r in th e a ir ? ”

“W ell, a t leas t sh e ’d have m ore , room in th e a ir th a n on th e is tre e t,” Ja n e po in ted out.

j p E T E R said no th in g for a m o- m en t. T h en he leaned tow ard

ih e r across th e tab le .“I know, of course, w hat you

h a v e in your m ind. Y ou’re holding o u t fo r m ore m oney. A thousand is n ’t enough. AH rig h t, discourage E llen from th e th o u g h t of learn ing

j to fly —an d th e re ’s a n o th e r th o u - isan d in it for you,”

J a n e drew a long b rea th . H er lh a n d w ent ou t an d picked up the check.. S he ripped i t across and across u n til i t was in tin y f ra g ­m e n ts th a t she le t f lu tte r in to th e

j w astebasket.“T h a t’s m y answ er, M r. R a le igh ,” ■

iShe said coldly. “I should have • slap p ed your face, bu t te a r in g up y o u r check w as m ore lady like.”

S he tu rn ed , picked up h e r bag a n d gloves, an d said , “And now. if y o u ’ll excuse m e. I ’ve k ep t m y

(To be con tinued)(T h e characters in th is serial are

fic titious)CoDyrlsht. 1S41, by Gramercy PuWishln* Co.

He Was Wrong

He e's $b4-a-month c o r p o r a l , P alm er T. Beaudette, 27, who ■spent $1300 chartering U nited Air L ines transport plane from Reno ttc re tu rn to Ft. Lewis, Wash., be- fc re leave expired, a fter visiting C ohina W right Jr . of films. B nt G obina said she only liked him, w ouldn’t m arry him — not now anyw ay. He’s wealthy grandson «f form er D etroit auto body

m aker.

DENIES CHARGE — L&on Henderson, Price Adm inistra­tor, hotly denied charge by Representative Dies, chair­man of House committee on Un-American affairs, that he had Communist affilia tions . M r. Dies, in open letter to P re s id e n t Roosevelt, aslced that M r. Henderson and four of staff be dismissed from Federal payro ll. M r. Hender­son v/ent to capital from An- .'»aco!is home to deny charges.

a u n t w aiting ra th e r a long tim e fo r h e r d in n e r .”

“W ait a m in u te ,” snapped P eter savagely. “T h is m eans, I suppose, th a t you’re going to enroll E llen ?”

Ja n e faced h im w ith h e r head up, h e r eyes frosty .

“I t m eans th a t I ’m going to give h er a fa ir tr ia l, an d som ething sh e ’s never h a d before in h e r life —a chance to exercise her own will an d m ake up h e r ow n mind,And now, if you don’t m ind ”

She held th e door open for him. He stood still fo r an in s ta n t, g la r­ing a t her, th e n s trode angrily out of th e room.

Ja n e clenched h e r h a n d s haro . This. th en , was w h at people th o u g h t of h e r an d h e r cherished p lan s— th a t she was a cheap little publicity racketeer, tu rn in g hei scan t know ledge of flying intc channe ls th a t would pay her a handsom e wage.

O f course, she h ad know n frout th e first th a t H obarts and hh com pany were backing h e r pureJji for advertising purposes, bu t she nad reasoned th a t th a t , a fte r all d id n ’t really m a tte r if she could achieve her own purpose througii th e ir help. She had believed that, w hatever H obarts and nis com ­pany m igh t gain from th is tour, th e chief re su lt would still be whai she w an ted—an aux ilia ry un it o l , women flyers ready to serve theii country .

S he looked down a t th e f ra g ­m en ts of th e check P e te r Raleigb h a d offered h er, an d h e r thoughts tu rn ed in an o th e r d irection . How he m.ust love E llen to be willing to pay so m uch to keep her from de­se rtin g h im for a career! Lucks E llen! S h e need never walk the floor a t n igh t, w ondering w hether to m arry Peter, only to find tha i his a tte n tio n s h ad n o t been se ri­ous. .

Th e n ex t m orn ing , a t th e a ir field, Ja n e w atched an eager

excited group of girls go th rougi' th e sim ple tes ts conducted by Al­eck to determ ine w hether they hac th e basic qualifications for a flyer F or th e first tim e, a rea liza tio r ca-ne to her th a t had escaped hei w hen sim ilar tes ts had been giveu to girls in o th e r tow ns. Scarcely a girl was re jec ted unless she h a p ­pened to be very p lain an d shabby.

Ja n e se t her tee th . W hy h a d n ’t she noticed th is before? T his sort of th in g h ad been going on all along! T h e girls were being chosen fo r th e ir beau ty an d ch a rm —not for th e ir adap tab ility to flying.

In d isgust, she tu rn ed and w alked away.

A few m inu tes la ter, a stodgy girl w ith a pasty skin cam e up tc her w'ith tea rs in her eyes.

“O h, M iss—M iss A ndrew s,” the girl fa lte red . “I — I ’m so terribl.v d isappoin ted . I t ’s been th e dream of m y life to be a flyer. I ’ve s tru g ­gled so h a rd to save enough money to tak e flying lessons and . la.st w in ter, I took a course in m echan ics a t n ig h t school, so th a t , if a chance ever cam e. I ’d be ready And now—now, to be to ld by Mr R andall th a t I ’m un fitted for av i­a tio n — well, i t so r t of knocks the props from u nder m e.”

J a n e looked a t h e r fo r a long m om ent, th e n sa id quietly , “T here m ust be som e m istake if you’ve been told th a t you were ineligible You a re exactly th e type th a t we need. I saw you tak ing th e tests and you did fine. Of course you a re accepted . W h a t is your n a m e ? ”

T he girl, s ta rtled , s ta red a t her incredulously . “My — m y n am e?” she stam m ered . “I t ’s H aw kins— E lizabeth H aw kins. B u t— but Mr. R an d a ll sa id I h a d n ’t a chance— ”

“D on’t le t th a t th row you.” said J a n e grim ly. “I ’ll tak e care of Mr. R a n d a ll!”

N early every lam ily has certa in habits th a t a re w asteful and ex­pensive. More than likely no one is aw are of them bu t if they were recognized and corrected a w orth­while saving would be effected in the household budget and the house and its furnishings would re ta in a fresh new look.

Towels come in for abuse in m any hom es. Menfolk a re prone to wipe the ir razo rs on w hatever »owel m ay be a t hand. And if we ^ail to provide som e other m eans for them to wipe the ir razo r blades ■ve can ’t b lam e them too much, Seep a box of cleansing tissues in the bathroom w here all m em bers of the fam ily can use them .

Shoe cloths m ade of heavy can­ton flannel will overcom e the tem p­tation to use a towel to dust up rhoes. You can get these shoe floths a t m any shoe rep a ir shops, if these shops don’t keep them for sale the p roprie to r can tell you where you can find them .

Men a ren ’t the only offenders be­cause women stain towels with lipstick. L ipstick tissues kept in a convenient place in the bathroom will p reven t this.

Dish towels, too, a re used for tasks never intended for them . Sharp knives a re wiped w ith the edge tow ard the fold of the cloth. Dish tow els th a t have becom e too soiled for dish wiping a re used for a general wiping up.

These p rac tices shorten the life of fab rics to a g rea te r degree than m any people realize. Badly soiled and stained pieces requ ire harder washing than do artic les only m od­erately soiled so th a t they can ’1 rem ain in good condition as long as sim ila r pieces th a t get lighter trea tm en t.

Sm all cuts a re likely to become la rg e r during ^washing unless the j a re m ended before laundering.

The hab it of throwing dam p tow­els and wash cloths into the lauu dry bag or ham per is responsible for mildew. M oist artic les musi be d ried before they a re pu t away,

* « *Be sure not to put your winter

m ulch over your p lants until the ground is frozen. Its purpose is tc keep the ground frozen all winter, not to p reven t freezing. I t’s the freezing and thaw ing th a t works havoc w ith plants.

If you a re planning to have a liv ing C hristm as tree m ulch the placi w here you w ant to set It out sc th a t the ground won’t freeze anc will work easily a fte r C hristm as.

• * •Clean up and rep lan t your wii

dow boxes with sm all spruces aiu other evergreens. You will enjo; them im m ensely during the dar] winter ,days. Keep them welF'Wa lered.

GAS BOSS— Grover W halen , former president of New York W o rld Fair, a p p o in t e d by Mayor La Guardia of New York to formulate "reason­able and sensible plan" for conservation of gasoline in New York C ity .

R E A D T H E H A W A II M A IN IC H I

U-H EH EN S M NEWSKURTISTOWN 4-H CLUB

Our 4-H club meeting ■was held on November 19. The meeting was called to order by our President Amy Nagaue and the secretary called the roll and the minutes were read.

Teruko Ura and Sadayo Sakai assisted Miss Shimizu in preparing cream of dried bean soup. We learned that dried bean soup contains protein and it gives us strong muscles.

When the soup was ready we all tasted it and found it very good.

We planned to have a Xmas party on December 17 and various committees were chosen.

General Chairman Amy NagaueRefreshment Kikue Abe and Hisae NaguwaInvitations Mary HataEntertainment Marjorie Mai.

We planned to have a play called "Xmas Carol" and each girl is supposed to have a poem or a song ready to be given at the party.

Meeting was adjourned at 3 p. m. Mary Hata, club reporter.

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OOKALA 4-H INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENT

Cornmeal muffins were demonstrated by Mrs. Elsie H. Hara, assistant home demonstration agent at the regular meeting of the Ookala 4-H Informal Entertainment Club which met on Wednesday afternoon. Assistants were Irene Ito and Fusae Fujiyoshi. The muffin batter was divided into two portions. One was done exactly like the recipe and the other was beaten thoroughly. The finished products were judged. It showed that the unbeaten portion was of fine texture and even grained whereas the latter was of uneven texture and fuh of tunnels.

Since the assistant agent was requested to repeat the demonstration on bottling guava juice and pulp, this was done for the few visitors present.

Mieko Machida conducted the business meeting at which plans for their Christmas party to be held on December 14 were made. Clara Kintana was appointed by the president as program chairman and Irene Ito as refreshment chairman.

Yoshiko Hiramoto was appointed to head the scrapbook committee.

The girls unanimously decided to assist with the Red Cross as part of the National Defense and community pro­ject. Mrs. Lucy Souiera, club leader and also an active mem­ber of the Red Cross Committee in Ookala, has volunteered to teach the girls how to knit different articles.

Violet Kintana, song leader, led the group in peppy 4-H songs.

Visitors present were Mesdames Leslie Wishard, EvelynCorduse and Evelyn Clifford.

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VOLCANO 4-H CLUBOur regular meeting of the Volcano 4-H Clothing Club

was held on November 23 at our leader’s home at 1 :30 p. m. Ten members were present at this meeting.

Miss Hongo, our club leader, showed the members how to set in sleeves. During our business meeting we talked about our Christmas party. At our next meeting we will plan it more in detail. After our business meeting each girl work­ed on her dress.

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P /a n e J a n eBy ROBERTA CO URTLAN D

it was more than her red halt and sunny disposition that mad^ Jane Andrews the pampered pet of Oakton Airport. The girl was a born flyer; she had proved that on her first solo But eighteen! . . . and wanfi* ing to train and organize giii flyers from coast to coast that was too much for Gre()[ Prescott. Gazette reporterl

So Jane was framed In a cold* blooded plot to ground her aspirations. And Greg just laughed, but much too soon, fot the bumpier Jane's course the better she liked it.

An exhilarating story that hits a new altitude in romantij; adventure fiction.

DAILY IN THE HAWAII MAINICHI

D U C H E S S . . . . e r m i n eThe duchess of W indsor didn’t do

much shopping when she was in New York. But she did find tim e to buy a few little dress models a t prices ranging from $350 to $650.

When the duchess arrived in New York she told new sm en th a t any shopping she did would be te r the poor children of N assau. B ut the following day, when m odels with dozens of d resses from New Y ork’s m ost exclusive shops w ere seen en­tering her hotel suite, she adm itted th a t she w as going to p ick up a few things for herself.

I ’m not objecting to the expensive habits of the duchess. I think 99 per cent of A m erican women, if they w ere in her shoes, would de­velop ju s t as lav ish w ays of spend­ing money. If som eone is going to be the best-dressed, or m ost ex­pensively d ressed w om an in the world—it m igh t as w ell be our jAmerican Cinderella who m ade good in England.; I do think she should be carefu l not to appear too ex trav ag an t w hen in the U nited S tates, how ever, fo r it m ay be h a rd e r to induce a poor A m erican w orking g irl to contrib­ute a dollar to the B ritish W ar R e­lief when the duchess is giving thou­sands to A m erican d ressm akers, i B ut I im agine m ost women, who pay from $1.49 to $8.98 for a dress, forgive her her ex travagance. They like to read about the duchess’ e r ­m ine and m ink coats, h e r $500,000 diam ond earrings, and all th a t goes w ith them . I t m akes good m ate ria l for d ream s.D R E S S E S ......................... $20

A t the tim e th a t the new spapers and m agazines w ere full of stories about the duchess’ clothes, I re ­ceived a rep o rt on a na tional su r­vey of the dress-buying hab its ol A m erican women. T hat brought m e down to ea rth again. F o r I found th a t the average A m erican w om an buys only th ree d resses a y ea r and gets a ll th ree of them for a to tal expenditure of less than $20.

Of the women questioned, in all p a rts of this country, it w as foimd th a t 16 per cent haven’t bought a new dress for a year, 13 p e r cent have bought one dress, 18 p e r cent have bought two, 16 p e r cent bought three, 13 per cent bought four and 24 per cent bought five or m ore.

The m ost su rp ris ing finding, how­ever, w as th a t th e m a jo rity of the women questioned consider ttieir w ardrobe adequate, although a good num ber of younger women w ere not so satisfied w ith the ii w ardrobes as w ere the older wom­en. B ut there w as very little ol th a t “ I haven’t a thing to w ear” a ttitude which h as reputedly driven so m any husbands into fits of tem ­po rary insanity .

EXPENDITURES . averageHow m uch do your neighbors pay

for the ir dresses?That, of course, depends largely

on the incom e class of your neigh­borhood, but based on averages fo r women of all classes the survey shows:

H alf of U. S. women pay $2 or less for a house d ress; one-fifth of them $2 to $3; and about one-tenth, $3 to The average am ount paid for house d resses is $2.

About one-fourth pay $2 o r less for a m arke ting dress; about one- fifth, $2 to $3; 15 p e r cent, $3 to $4 and 12 p e r cen t $4 to $5. The average is $3.50.

As for afternoon dresses, 13 p e r cent pay $4 to $5; 11 p e r cent wiH pay $9 to $11 and 10 p e r cen t won’t pay m ore than $4. The av erag e is $6 to $7.

F o r an in form al evening dress, the la rg e s t group of wom en—19 p e r cent—pay $9 to $11; 17 p e r cent wiU pay $13 to $15; and 9 p e r cent a re willing to pay from $20 to $25.

In the fo rm al evening dress class, the average is $19 to $20. N ineteen p e r cent wiU pay up to $25; 13 p e r cent won’t pay over $15 and 14 p e r cen t think $19 to $20 is about righ t.I Two out of th ree of the w om en in ­terview ed generally w ear the sam e dress from lunchtim e on through (the re s t of the day and evening.

jLABELS . . . . quality! All of these figures w ere gath­ered together by the New York D ress institute, which hopes to m ake New York the fashion cen te r of the w orld and which hopes to m ake wom en show preference for d resses which a re labeled as hav­ing been m ade in New York.' B ut th a t looks like quite a job, for four out of five of th e w om en questioned said th a t they don’t care w here a d ress is m ade—^whether in New York, Hollywood, P a ris , Chi­cago or St. Louis. "What they a re in terested in is how it fits, how it looks and how m uch it costs.

However, of the wom en who did have a preference for d resses from one style cen te r over another, New York w as found to be the favorite by a vote of 15 to 1. Hollywood w as second, bu t not a close second.

Asked w hat they w ant to know about a d ress before buying it, only 5 p e r cent ca red about w here i t w as designed, but 17 per cent, m ost­ly of city women, w anted to know w hether it w as union m ade. Only 21 p e r cent ca red about a b rand nam e.

The big in te rests of four-fifths of the women w as the quality of m a te ­ria l, the fastness of dyes and the ease of cleaning and w ashing. P ro b ­ably the duchess of ’W indsor takes the quality fo r g ran ted—but no t the A m erican housewife. T ha t’s the ad ­van tage of spending $500 in s tead of $5 fo r » new dress.

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I T O KOHON FILM AT THE PALACE

SATURDAY NITE“ZOK U M ITO KOM ON K A I-

K O K K I” N ik k a ts u ’s g re a t sam u ­ra i d ram a, w ill be show n (zenpen and kohen) in one com plete show ­ing a t th e P a lace T h ea tre th is S a tu rd a y n ig h t, on th e double p ro g ram w ith “K O I W A A M E N I N U R E T E ” N ik k a ts u ’s g lam orous rom ance d ra m a w ith an a ll s t a r cast.

S ta r r in g an all s t a r cast, “Zoku M ito K om on K a ik o k k i” re la te s th e th r illin g ad v en tu res of M ito K o­m on an d h is fa ith fu l fo llow ers, Su- kesan an d K ak u san , f ig h tin g th e evils an d h e lp ing th e poor a n d op­pressed. Y ou’ll th r il l to and enjoy th is e n te r ta in in g d ram a filled w ith ac tion , sw ord f ig h ts and suspense. T he lead ing ro les a re p o rtra y e d by K a ta o k a . Chiezo, B an to T sum asa- buro, A ra sh i K an jy u ro an d Y am a­m oto K aichi, su p p o rted by a n able c a s t inc lud ing T su k ig a ta R yuno- suke, Onoue K ik u ta ro , S aw am u ra K u n ita ro an d o th e r ch am b a ra s ta rs ., T his p ro g ram is also scheduled

to be show n a t th e R oyal T h e a ­tre on S unday a t a m a tin ee an d one even ing p e rfo rm an ce only s ta r t in g a t 7:30 P .M.

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Thursday, December 4,1941 TH E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Pag-e Tlire«

LAWS AFFECTING ISLAND OF HAffAfl OR HAVING SPECIAL

INTEREST TO ITS RESIDENTSEDITOR’S NOTE: Through the courtesy of Senator Sanji Abe ,the Hawaii Mainichi has had the good fortune to secure sheets of all laws passed by the legislature at the special session.For the information of our readers and the general public, we will publish in these col­umns every day laws which bear directly on the County of Hawaii, or which, in our opi­

nion, may be of special interest to the Big Island residents and citizens.

(C ontinued fro m W ednesday)SE C T IO N 16. P rice con tro l p ro ­

cedure. W henever th e G overnor sha ll de te rm ine th a t i t is neces­s a ry to fix th e m ax im um p rices of essen tia l m a te ria ls , o r an y of them , he sh a ll p resc rib e an d p ro ­m u lg a te a ru le of a n ac tu a l or th re a te n e d sh o rtag e of such essen­tia l m a te ria ls , en u m era tin g th e es­sen tia l m a te r ia ls th e m axim um prices of w h ich a re to be re g u la t­ed, an d fo r each such essen tia l m a te r ia l d es ig n a tin g th e agency w hich sha ll be vested w ith th e a u ­th o r ity to fix th e m ax im um p rices thereo f, s e t tin g th e d a te as of w hich, in h is opinion, th e re devel­op ing such a n ac tu a l o r th re a te n ­ed sh o r tag e of such essen tia l m a ­te r ia l a s to re s u lt in th e exac t- tion of u n fa ir and un reasonab le p rices th ere fo r, s e ttin g fo r th such o th e r m a tte r s a s th e G overnor m ay deem advisab le fo r th e gu id ­ance of such agency , ond d irec tin g su ch ag en cy to proceed in acco rd ­ance w ith th e p rincip les s e t fo r th in th is A c t fo r fix in g such m ax i­m um prices. T he ag en cy so desig ­n a te d sh a ll in v e s tig a te th e fa c ts a ffe c tin g th e p rices fo r su ch es­sen tia l m a te ria l, an d te n ta tiv e ly s e t th e m ax im um p rices th ere fo r, g iv ing reasonab le no tice of such te n ta tiv e p rices and of a reaso n ­ab le tim e an d p lace a t w hich a f a i r an d open h e a rin g sh a ll be held before such agency on th e te n ta ­tiv e p rices so se t. Such no tice sha ll be g iven b y pub lica tion th e reo f in a new sp ap er of g en era l c ircu la tio n in th e T e rrito ry . A t such h e a rin g th e agency sh a ll p ro ­ceed to h e a r an d receive evidence

w hich m ay a ffe c t i ts d e te rm in a ­tion. U pon considera tion of th e evidence so received, th e agency shall m ak e find ings o f fa c t , w hich shall be conclusive excep t a s h e re ­in a f te r s e t fo r th , and shall issue an o rder fix in g th e m ax im um p ric ­es os so fixed sha ll be in fo rce and effect. A t an y tim e th e re a fte r , such ag ency m ay, on its own m o­tion o r n o t a f te r a req u es t filed w ith i t fo r such purpose, proceed to redeterm ine , from tim e to tim e, the m ax im um p rices fixed a s hereinabove provided, in w hich even t th e sam e procedure a s th a t p rescribed fo r th e o rig ina l d e te r­m ina tion sha ll be follow ed; p ro ­vided, how ever; th a t th e m ax im um prices th e re to fo re fixed sha ll con­tinue in fo rce an d e ffec t u n ti l th e agency m ak es a f in a l o rd e r fix ing o th e r o r d iffe ren t m ax im um prices.

A n appea l sha ll lie to th e suprem e co u rt fro m th e fin a l o rd e r of such agency fix in g such m ax im um p ric ­es, in like m an n e r a s a n ap p ea l lies from a n o rd er o r decision o f a c ir­c u it judge a t cham bers; provided, how ever, th a t th e rev iew by th e suprem e co u rt sha ll be lim ited to questions of law and th a t find ings of f a c t by th e agency , if su p p o r t­ed by su b s ta n tia l evidence, shall be conclusive un less i t sha ll c lea r­ly a p p e a r th a t such fin d in g a re a r ­b itra ry o r capricious. T he appea l sha ll n o t o f its e lf s ta y th e op era­tio n o f th e o rd e r appealed from , b u t th e suprem e co u rt m ay s ta y th e sam e a f te r a h e a rin g upon a m otion th e re fo r, upon such con-

HONOLULU MARKET NEWSAGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE,

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII

U -H EXTENSION NEWS

(The prices and comments here are on the basis of whole­sale prices to retailers on Tuesday, December 2, at 8 a. m. To arrive at net returns growers should deduct commis­sion, freight and cartage.-

f

Island fruit and vegetable market appeared active under good demand and generally light receipts. Prices on most major items advanced while prices on some items declined sharply under increased output.

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AVOCADOS were plentiful, the market was lower than last week with sales mostly at 3 to 4c per lb. for good quali­ty. Some receipts remained unsold due to poor quality.

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WATERMELONS were slow to move at the current price of 8c per lb. due chiefly to the exceptionally cool wea­ther prefailing. Kauai is the only source at present over4 tons arrived last week and 5 tons in the previous week.

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FRESH STRAWBERRIES started to come in from Oa­hu fields. Sales were fair at 30c per pint basket.

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TANGERINES from Hawaii sold at 8 to 10c per lb. while oranges brought from $2.50 to 3.25 per crate. The new crop oranges from Hawaii are fresh and full of juice.

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PAPAYA mai’ket strengthened under decreasing re­ceipts and continued good demand. Prices advanced half a cent today with solos quoted at 2 to 2 l-2c per lb. Receipts

d itions a s i t m ay deem p ro p e r as to g iv ing of bond an d k eep ing the necessa ry accoun ts o r o therw ise in o rd e r to secure a re s titu tio n of th e excess charges, if any , m ade d u rin g th e pendency of th e appeal in case th e o rd e r appealed from should be su s ta in ed in w hole o r in p a rt . Such appea l sha ll be speed­ily disposed of an in th e h ea rin g and disposition th e reo f th e sam e sha ll be g iven p re fe rence over o th ­e r li tig a tio n in th e d isc re tion of th e court.

SE C T IO N 17. P u rch ases, con­tra c ts . W ith o u t p re jud ice to th e g en e ra lity of S ection 13, i t is sp e ­c ifica lly provided th a t C h ap te r 4 of th e R evised L aw s of H aw aii 1935, as am ended, sha ll n o t app ly ta an y p u rchases m ade o r p ro jec ts in itia ted u n d er th e prov isions of th is A ct, w henever, in th e opinion of th e G overnor, th e re is in su ffi­

c ien t tim e fo r public ad v e rtise ­m en ts fo r bids, o r conditions a re such as to m ake i t im p rac ticab le to o b ta in c o n tra c ts a t p rices fixed in advance, o r to com ply w ith sa id c h a p te r in an y re sp ec t; p ro ­vided, th a t co n tra c ts m ade on th e basis o f cost p lus a c o n tra c to r’s p ro f it sha ll be m ade on th e cost- p lus-a-fixed-fee basis, and th e fee to be p a id to th e c o n tra c to r shall be d eterm ined a t o r before th e tim e such c o n tra c t is m ade, shall be s e t fo r th in th e co n trac t, and shall n o t exceed 6 % of th e e s ti­m a ted co st of th e c o n trac t, exclu­sive of th e fee ; changes in th e a - m o u n t of th e fee shall be m ade on­ly upon m a te ria l changes in th e scope of th e w o rk concerned, a s de term ined by th e G overnor o r his rep resen ta tiv e , w hose d e te rm in a ­tion sh a ll be conclusive.

(To be continued)

(Continued From Page Two)At our next meeting we are supposed to check our rec­

ord books, our personal expenditure record and each girl is supposed to bring sample of cotton materials.

Our meeting was adjourned at 3 p. m. with our club pledge.

Miyoko Takaki, club reporter.

from Oahu fields are decreasing.* * *

HE A D CABBAGE sold on an active market at around $2.00 per sack. Crates brought around $3.00. Arrivals this morning from Maui were very light with only 35 crates and 28 sacks coming in. The market undertone was firm with not enough to supply the demand. Unloads from off-islands last week dropped off, less than 50 tons coming in compared to 57 tons the week before. Mainland cabbage continued tocome in, about 50 tons arriving last week.

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CHINESE CABBAGE sold at 6 to 7 cents per lb. un­trimmed in crates and 8 to 9 cents per lb. Receipts were mod­erate with quality varied and demand about steady.

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CUCUMBERS were in heavier receipts with about 6 tons arriving from off-islands last week. Quality of offerings showed wide variations, and prices ranged from 8 to 10 cents per lb. with some lower.

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EGGPLANT is scarce and demand is good at 5 to 6 cents per lb. for the round varieties and 6 to 7c per lb. for the long variety.

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IRISH POTATOES were in light receipts and new whites sold Inder good demand at $3.50 to $3.75 per sack with a few sales at $4.00. Some potatoes are coming in froc Maui at pre­sent. Mainland potatoes sold on the local market at $2.75 to $3.25 per sack.

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TOMATO market was firm with 5x5s and 5x6s selling for $2.75 to $3.00 per lug; 6x6s brought $2.50 to $2.75; and 6x6s sold for $1.75 to $2.25. Loose field run sold for 4 to 6c per lb. Demand was steady for good quality tomatoes. Main­land receipts are decreasing weekly as the fall season on the coast is over. Off-island receipts increased about 30% last week the bulk of the tonnage coming from Maui.

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Island egg market ruled steady to weaker under increas­ing receipts. Prices quotations were unchanged in most quar­ters with large off-island eggs at 58 to 70c per dozen, medi­um at 63 to 64c and small at 40 to 44c per dozen .Oahu eggs were quoted at 75c large, 69c medium and 51c small. Main­land eggs are large 50c and medium 42c per dozen.

Kenneth I. Hanson, Specialist In Agricultural Economics

Japan Advises Nisei To Be Loyal to U. S.

As True AmericansTOKYO— The O verseas J a p a n ­

ese Council w hich w as o rgan ized la s t y e a r as a lia ison betw een J a ­panese here and overseas, sa id A - m erican c itizens of Jap an ese a n ­ce s try should be “tru e A m ericans.”

“I t is only p ro p e r t l ia t dual c it i­zens fa ilin g to pledge lo y a lty should be d ep a rted ,” i t said.

I t w as rep o rted th a t over 500 A m erican -bo rn n ise i a re a w a itin g p assag e to re tu rn to H aw aii o r th e P ac ific coast.

Buy Defense Bonds

P lay in g a t th e H ilo T h ea tre on th e sam e p ro g ra m w ith “H ere Com es M r. Jo rd a n ” is th e la te s t issu e of In fo rm a tio n P lease . T he sam e g ro u p of quiz ex p e rts a re on liaud w ith A n n a N ag le a s g u es t s ta r .

TAILSPIN TOMMY By HAL FORREST

® E T T Y - LOU, ENROUTE TO THE CASMETTO PLANTATION IN TOM M Y 'S S H IP , LOST H E R . W A Y ; AND TFIE F U E L T A N K OF THE SHIP IS ALMOST EXHAUSTED .'

WINDY AND PADDLES By DICK MOOKES

Edw’a rd E v e re t t H orton , Ja m e s G leason, R ita Johnson , E v e ly n K eyes an d B enny Rubin..

W a lte r W inchell te rm ed i t “o n e of th e f in e s t p ic tu re s I ’ve ever seen” and th e N ew Y ork H e ra ld T ribune said , “one o f th e top co­m edies of th e y ear. . . a lto g e th e r som eth ing n o t to be m itsed .” T he p ic tu re b roke a tten d an ce records, a t R adio C ity M usic H all.

D oro thy K U gallen w ro te in h e r colum n th a t “H ei’e Com es Mr. J o r ­d a n ” is a p ic tu re “a lm o st a s im ­p o r ta n t a s tep in th e h is to ry o f m ovies a s th e f i r s t ta lk ie o r th e f i r s t film in teclm icolor. I t w as m ade w ith in te lligence and good ta s te , im ag in a tio n an d w it.”

T he p lo t o f “H ere Comes M r. J o rd a n ” is so vmusual and clever th a t i t is u n fa ir to disclose i t in advance.

PALACE f llM IR E“B reak T he N ew s,” a new k in d

of b ack stag e s to ry w ith a th r il l­in g m usica l score an d th e a c c e n t on fa rc ia l p lo t, s ta r r in g M aurice C hevalier w ith J a c k B u ch an an and Ju n e K nigh t, is now show ing a t th e P a lace th e a te r .

E xcellen tly p roduced and acted,, “B reak T he N ew s” is b u ilt fo r laughs and pu rveys a con tinuous series of how ls and sn ickers, cu l­m in a tin g in th e m o s t h ila rious r e ­volution seen on th e sc reen in a long tim e.

Show ing on th e sam e p ro g ram is “L aw of th e W este lan d ,” a te a r ­ing, ro a r in g W este rn film ed in technicolor, s ta r r in g G ra n t W ith ­ers , L eroy M ason an d M arion A r­nold. I t is a W este rn th a t m a rk s a new e ra in th e color p ro du c tion of open-a ir ad v en tu re film s.

C om ing tom orrow is “A ra ro n g G in to ,” fo u r -s ta r F ilip ino sc reen h it, w ith M ila del' Sol, Leopold© Salcedo, C arlos P ad illa and D ean ­n a P ris to .

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CaS!e Four T H E H A W A I I M A I N I C H I Thursday, December 4,1941

Tentative Card For First Amateur Smoker AnnouncedMainichi Sportorial

Because of the uncertainty of the University of Utah to come to Honolulu for the Pineapple Bowl Clas­sic, official announcenient that the University of Ha-

i waii would be open to bids to’ play in the Orange Bowl game at Miami, Fla., or the Sun Bowl game at El Paso, Tex., was made by Theodore (Pump) Searle,! athletic director.

The Utah team is anxious to show in Ho[nolulu in the Pineapple Bowl, but they are having quite a time in finding transportation to the islands. Hawaii officials moved to seek a mainland invitation after it was announced that the Uni­versity of Utah is also seeking a bowl bid.

Hawaii’s announcement was made in wires which were sent to the directors of the Sun Bowl and the Orange Bowl. The wires merely stated that the University of Hawaii Rainbows would be in axreceptive mood if invitations were advanced.

The athletic director of the University of Hawaii also wired Harry Grayson, well known sports editor of the News­paper Enterprise association of New York, asking him to assist Hawaii in trying to land a bowl bid.

Needless to say, the Rainbows sport a well-rounded team and will be a match for any second ranking teams on the mainland. University of Hawaii played two games on the coast this year winning both of them, against University of Portland and College of Pacfic.

Naturally expenses will be higher to call the Univer­sity of Hawaii team over than to call some other mainland teams for the distance that the Rainbows will have to travel will be far greater.

However, the Rainbows will be a colorful team and the mainland fans will unquestionably come by the droves to wit­ness them in action. The University of Hawaii will be a big gate attraction and the officials of the various bowls should give them a good thought before turning them down.

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Three more big name fighters are slated to arrive in Honolulu sometime during this month to seek action in the territorial rings. Those scheduled to come are Lupe Cardoza, Mexican bantamweight; Jackie Jurich, former flyweight champion of the world; and Black Joe, Manila bantamweight who is already familiar to the Honolulu fans.

Black Joe is expected to be matched with Yasu Yasuta- ke, territorial knockout king, in his first fight. The Manila battler has been showing in the coast rings for the past year since leaving the islands. He held David Young to two 10- round decisions.

Jurich, who met Little Dado in the world championship flyweight scrap in Honolulu sometime earlier this year, is returning to meet Dado Marino and possibly Lucas Pasion.

Mexico’s Cardoza is slated to meet in his first fight the winner of the Little Dado vs. Joho Shiroma battle this Fri­day night which is slated over 10 rounds this Friday night at the Civic Auditorium.

This Friday night’s smolder will be for the Salvation Ar­my Christmas fund and a fine card has been lined up by Promoter Curtis.

Supporting the Little Dado-Joho Shiroma main event will be the 8 round semifinal mix between Yasu Yasutake and Cris Crispin. Crispin who is about thei cleverest fighter hereabouts and will match his boxing skill against the terri­fic punching Yasutake who has scored 10 consecutive knock­outs since turning pro some six months ago.

Eddie Townsend, two-time Territorial AAU feather­weight champion, will take on Eddie Salazar in the special 6 round scrap, while Paul Inamine will meet Baby Mamaclay in one of the three preliminaries.

Healanis in Close Victory over Bears

HONOLULU, Dec. 4 — The Healani M aroons la s t n igh t scor­ed a 19-13 victory over the Ho­nolulu B ears to earn a tie fo r the senior title w ith the Univer­sity of Hawaii.

Both team s sport an identical record of five wins and one se t back.

The M aroons scored the ir winning touchdown im m ediately a f te r the B ears tied the count a t th e ou tset of the fourth quar­te r when H ealanis drove 41 yards to score.

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American Grid Loop To Meet in Weekend

COLUM BUS, O., D ec. 3— T he A m erican pro fessional foo tball le a ­gue w ill m ee t a t D e tro it on F rid a y and S a tu rd ay , i t w as announced by the officia ls la s t n ig h t, to consid­er d ra f tin g o f college p lay e rs and the 1942 league o rgan iza tion .

A pp lica tions fo r new fran ch ise from W ash ing ton , S t. Louis, P h il- idelph ia , B a ltim o re an d C hicago ivill a lso be received.

T O N IG H T ’S GAM ES

6:15 p. m .— T eachers vs. P a n a ­ew a CCC

7:00 p. m . — H elcos vs. von H am m

7:45 p. m.^—T ribune H era ld vs. H aw aii T ra n sp o r ta tio n

8:30 p. m .— P an aew a CCC vs. Coca Cola.

ta k e on Coca Colas in th e n ig h t­cap to fin ish up th e ir 1941 season.

T he und efea ted H elco w ill m ee t a to u g h opponen t in von H am m in the second tlssle . T he g a ra g e rs have a s tro n g com bine an d they m ay p a s te th e f i r s t d e fea t on th e s tro n g H ilo E lec tric L ig h t gang .

T he th ird en coun te r w ill fe a tu re T ribune H era ld and H aw aii T ra n s ­p o rta tio n . T his tu s s l6 h a s a ll the e a r m a rk in g of a th r illin g encoun­te r w ith bo th team s show ing m id­season form .

Ig’lehart Named Only 10-Goal Polo Player

N E W YORK, Dec. 3— S te w a rt Ig le h a r t w as th e only 10 -goal polo p lay e r of th e n a tio n as listed by th e U. S. Polo associa tion fo r 1942.

R a ted as n ine-goal p lay e rs w ere Cecil Sm ith , M ichael P h ipps, E b- by M erry an d W inston G uest.

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W A SH IN G T O N , Dec. 4 — Don H u tso n of th e G reen B ay P ack e rs estab lished e ig h t reco rds du rin g th e gam e a g a in s t th e W ash ing ton R edsk ins la s t Sunday, accord ing to th e s ta tis t ic s released .

H u tso n broke h is a ll-tim e p a ss ­ing reco rd by (loosting h is to ta l passes received to 262. In passes c a u g h t in one season, h e tied the reco rd of Don L ooney of P h ilade l­phia, w ho sn ag g ed 58 in 1940.

H u tso n scored 12 touchdow ns th is season to b re a k th e p rev ious m a rk of 11 held by A ndy F a rk a s o f W ash ing ton .

In seven seasons of ac tion , th e G reen B ay p la y e r h it a new h igh in sco rin g by r in g in g up 386 poin ts. J a c k M anders of th e C hi­cago B ea rs held th e old reco rd o f 368 p o in ts in e ig h t years.

In one season sco ring H u tso n ta llied 95 p o in ts to p p in g th e old m a rk of 79 estab lished b y M and­ers.

In y a rd s gained in p ass recep ­tion, H u tso n in rceased h is ow n re ­cord in a ll-tim e com petition to 4,- 163 y ard s . H e also tied th e reco rd by ca tc h in g th re e touchdow n p a ss ­es in one gam e.

H u tso n becam e th e f i r s t p lay e r ever to ach ieve th is reco rd fo u r tim es.

U.S. ENGINEERS COP FIRST ROUND TOTE O f CAGE l O t

By BILL WHITTINGTONNAALEHU, Dec. 3 U. S. Engineers set back a demor­

alized Rambers quintet, 40-30, last rFiday night to take un­disputed lead in the first round of the Naalehu home basket­ball league, then clinched the first round title with a 36-29 win over YBA on Monday evening.

The eng inee rs qu in t w as u n ­bea ten d u rin g th e f i r s t round, w hile R am blers sp o rted an id en ti­cal spo tless reco rd u n til th e la s t gam e.

T he second round is sla ted to s t a r t tom orrow n igh t.

In th e crucia l gam e a g a in s t the R am blers, A k a n a and E. Osorio scored 29 p o in ts betw een them fo r th e w inners, th e fo rm e r w ith 19 po in ts and th e la t te r 10. F o r th e losers, T. Y am am oto h ad 10 po in ts and Y. Iw am oto 7.

T he sam e h ig h -sco ring com bina­tio n co n tr ib u ted to th e te a m ’s 36- 29 w in over YBA in th e f in a l g a ­me. A k an a found th e hoop fo r ev­en 12 m ark e rs , and O sorio had 10, while C hun jo ined th e sh arp shoo t- ing p a ir by ta lly in g e ig h t poin ts.F o r YBA, T. Ish im aru w ith 10 and S. Shim izu an d K. S egaw a w ith e ig h t did v e ry well.

In a n o th e r gam e th e sam e ni- five b a re ly b e a t o u t M orse F ield g h t, th e fa s t-b re a k in g B achelo rs D uste rs , 28-27, com ing fro m be­h ind in th e la s t 30 seconds of p lay to pull th e g am e ou t of th e fire.

T. Y abe w ith 14 p o in ts looked good fo r th e v ic to rs , w hile big gunners fo r th e losers w ere Chick H olcom be w ith 15 p o in ts and N ew ­m a n w ith 8.

O th e r re su lts follow :Mon., Nov. 24

R am blers b a re ly edged o u t a h a rd -f ig h tin g B achelo rs qu in t, 39- 38, in an e x tr a period con tes t, w ith A. Y uen p lay ig th e h e ro ’s ro le by ch a lk in g up th e e x tra p o in t in the la s t 20 seconds of th e overtim e session. B esides th is sp ec tacu la r fe a t , Y uen a lso w as h ig h sco re r of th e gam e w ith 14 po in ts, w ith J .Y uen an d R. Y am am oto c o n tr ib ­u tin g e ig h t and six po in ts a lso to the w in n e rs’ to ta l. F o r th e losers,T. Y abe and R. Gomez h ad 13 and 12 po in ts, respective ly , and P . G al­vez did h is sh a re by co llec ting 8

digits.In th e second gam e, th e YBA

ag g reg a tio n w on over N aa leh u school, 33-26, in a r a th e r tam e con- te=t, w ith K. T ao sak a and S, S h i­m izu g re a tly responsib le fo r the v ic to ry by ta lly in g 1 1 and 10 poin ts, respectively . F o r th e School, C. N a v a rro had 11 po in ts and E. C apellas 8.

C om pany G found th e pace -m ak ­in g E ng ineers too to ugh a n u t to c rack as th ey w en t dow n to a 22- 33 d e fea t in th e th ird gam e o f th e evening. J . E nos and H. B row n of th e losers and E . Osorio of th e w inners sh a red sco ring honors w ith e ig h t apiece, w hile W. B it- ten b en d e r and R. Chun, bo th of th e E ng ineers, h ad six.

Fri., Nov. 38W ith N ew m an shoo ting from all

ang les of th e cou rt, M orse F ie ld D u ste rs easily dow ned N aa lehu school 41-27. The sh o o tin g ace a c ­counted fo r 23 o f th e te a m ’s po in ts. C hick H olcom be co n trib u ­ted e x tra dozen po in ts, w hile fo r the school E . C apellas s tod o u t by g a rn e rin g 18 m ark e rs .

In th e second g am e E ng ineers b e a t o u t R am blers, 40-30, in the crucia l m ix a s recoun ted e a rl ie r in th is sto ry .

Lew Jenkins is in Perfect Condition

NE-W YORK, Dec. 4— O fficials announced th a t Lew Jen k in s is physica lly f i t fo r h is 155 round lig h tw e ig h t ti tle cham pionship f i­g h t a g a in s t S am m y A n g o tt a t the M adison S quare G arden on D ec­em ber 19 a f te r a tho rough exam i­nation .

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HONOLULU , Dec. 4—H aw au an A A U delega te to th e N atio n a l A A U convention in P h iladelph ia on N ovem ber 15 and 16, E . L. D am kroger, d ire c to r of th e A lex­an d er H ouse C om m unity A th le tic A ssociation on M aui, re tu rn e d to H onolulu on th e L urline y es te rd ay and em barked fo r M aui on th e sam e day.

H e w ill m ake a com plete re p o r t of h is tr ip a t th e n e x t m on th ly m eeting of th e H aw aiian A A U .

W hile a t th e convention he p e r­suaded B oston to s ta g e th e N a ­tional B oxing cham pionsh ips on A pril 13, 14 an d 15 in o rd e r to give th e H aw aii te am a chance to ge t th e re in am ple tim e fo r th e figh ts.

H e s ta te d th a t if H aw aii w an t- 3d th e 1942 convention to be held tiere, i t m ay be had.

M r. D am k ro g er also g o t fo r H a ­waii severa l n a tio n a l ju n io r sw im ­ming cham pionships.

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draw n up by th e Big Island A- m ateu r A thletic Union boxing com mittee, headed by chairm an Toma Tasaki, fo r th is S aturday s ta rtin g from 8:00 p. m. a t the Hilo Center gym.

M eeting in th e m ain ev en t of th e evening w ill be tw o v e te ra n lead ­ing fea th e rw e ig h t f ig h te rs of th e B ig Is land , H einie K in o sh ita an d K azum i T aosaka. B o th f ig h te rs w ere a t one tim e fe a th e rw e ig h t cham pion of th e Is la n d of H aw aii, K inosh ita in 1940 an d T ao sak a in 1939.

K in o sh ita and T a o sa k a d id n o t p erfo rm in th e to u rn a m e n t la s t year, T ao sak a being la id up b y an in ju ry , w hile K in o sh ita w as in tem p o ra ry re tire m en t.

G ruelling Duel R abid fan s of th e a m a te u r r in g

will know th e g ru e llin g duel th a t these tw o f ig h te rs p u t up in th e 1940 season. K inosh ita copped th e B ig Is lan d crow n as h e defea ted th e N aa lehu sc rap p er, how ever, T ao sak a tu rn e d th e tab le s on th e fo rm er in th e 4 -IA A F to u rn am en t.

K azum i T ao sak a h a s been tr a in ­ing in tense ly fo r th is com ing sea­son and is de term ined to w in back his fe a th e rw e ig h t crow n, w hile on the o th e r h an d K in o sh ita too w ill be o u t to w in. T he m ee tin g of th ese tw o f ig h te rs is th e ta lk of th e cau liflow er row a t p re sen t.

O ther F ig h ts T en ta tiv e ly s la ted to m e e t in th e

o th e r lead ing bou ts w ill be Sus M aeda and P a u l T o k u sa to in a fe a ­th e rw e ig h t sc rap and T e rry D elfin and K a tsu to K anda, b an tam w e i­gh ts .

A ll fo u r f ig h te rs m en tioned a- bove need no in tro d u c tio n to th e fans fo r th e y a ll took a p rm in en t p a r t in th e sim on p u re ra n k s in. la s t y e a r’s to u rn am en t.

The com plete ca rd as te n ta tiv e - ly lined up fo llow s:

K azum i T ao sak a (N ) vs. H ein ie K in o sh ita (C IO ), fe a th e r.

P a u l T o k u sa to (CIO ) vs. Sus M aeda (H S ), fea th e r.

T e rry D elfin (H S) vs. K a tsu to K anda (C IO ), b an tam .

J e r ry A h C hin (H ) vs. J . B ono- can (O ), ligh t.

A noy A g an (O) vs. S. S. L ag ro - nio (CCC), fly .

A u g u st C arn a l (O) vs. Tommy D a tta , fly. *;

R. U yeno (H ) vs. M. C in tron (CCC), fe a th e r.

T. Okubo (C IO ) vs. M asao Yo- sh in a (H S ), b an tam .

B. N am ahoe (C IO ) vs. L a r ry O- k u d a (CCC), b an tam .

S. In g o n (O) vs, J iro A dach i (H ), fly.

L egend : CIO — C IO A th le tic C lub; H S—H ilo S u g a r A A ; N — N aalehu A A ; H —H u a la la i B ox­in g club; O — O laa box ing club; CCC— CCC box ing club.

Soose to be Married Soon to Miss Unger

N O R TH A M PTO N , M ass., D ec. 4 —M a rg a re t U n g e r of E a s t G reen­ville, P a ., 19, a d m itte d th a t she w as go ing to m a r ry l ig h t h eavy ­w eig h t B illy Soose o f F a rre ll , P a .

M iss U n g er w ho is a sen io r o t S m ith college, how ever, did n o t

announce th e d a te o f th e w edding.

George Trautman will Not Seek Re-Election

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JA C K SO N V IL L E , Dec. 4— G eor­ge T rau tm an , p re s id en t of th e A - m erican A ssociation , sa id th a t he w ill n o t seek re-e lec tion a s choir- m an of th e m ino r league execu­tive com m ittee .

B ecause he h as a lre ad y served fo r s ix years , he fe l t th a t som e­one else should be g iven th e job.

P re s id e n t W. C. T u ttle of th e P ac ific C oast league and P re s id en t F ra n k S haughnessy of th e In te r ­n a tio n a l league , w ere th e m o st p ro m in en tly m en tioned fo r th e post.

Billy Dudley Awarded Outstanding Trophy

P H IL A D E L P H IA , Dec. 3— N i­neteen -year-o ld B ill D udley, cap ­ta in of th e U n iv e rs ity of V irg in ia foo tball team , w as g ra n te d la s t n i­g h t th e an n u a l M axv/ell M em orial a w ard as th e n a tio n ’s o u ts tan d in g foo tball p layer.

“SUGAR JIM’S” A SWEET GOALIE!

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HAW AHAN AAU DELEGATE BACK FROM NATIONAL

CONVENTION

JA C K SO N V IL LE , F la ., Dec. 3- In th e m ino r league m eetings yes­te rd ay , th e N ew Y ork G ian ts p ro ­v ided a b ig su rp rise w hen they n am ed v e te ran ou tfie lder M el O tt a s p lay e r-m an ag e r o f th e club,

O tt w ill succeed B illy T e rry w ho w as p rom oted to th e g enera l m a n a g e r of th e G ian ts fa rm sy s­tem .

Jo in in g th e G ian ts a t th e age c f 16 back in 1926, Mel O tt h as fn e n t hi;j en tire p ro fessional base- 1.’11 c a ree r w ith th e N ew Y ork oi b. In th e p a s t 14 seasons, he h. :! p layed a hund red o r m ore ra m e s p e r season.

le is th e th ird m an ag e r of th e G irn ts since 1902 w hen th e la te .Tciin M cG raw succeeded H orace Fo.;el.

:n T e rry to o k th e position in I f '. : a f te r M cG raw ’s death . L ike O li, T e rry h as p layed fo r no o th ­e r club th a n th e G iants, s ta r r in g r/L f i r s t base from 1923 u n ti l h is re tire m e n t a s a p la y e r in 1936. H e r ounded up his b ig tim e ca ree r w ith a life tim e h it tin g of .341. j

B o th O tt’s and T e rry ’s new con- i t r a c ts w ill ru n fo r tw o y’ears . J

New Coaches of I Cleveland Named

JA C K SO N V IL LE , F la ., Dec. 3— I t w as announced y e s te rd a y th a t B u rt S ho tton and O scar Melillo would be th e new coaches of th e C leveland In d ian s u n d e r th e ir m a ­n ager, Lou B oudreau.

M elillo w as th e C leveland coach w hen O scar V itt w as m anager, w hile S ho tton h as been m an ag e r of th e C olum bus Redbirdo.

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