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WANT AD SERVICE CALL 231! THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 7, 1943. TWO 9 ALLIES HAVE 3-MILLION TON SHIPPING 'SURPLU Armand Weil Dies On Coast Teves' Charge Is Answered Firing Friday TCW Soldier There will be medium caliber 9 artillery firing in the Punchbowl CL Pitnmiovn and Kamehameha Heights areas' OlllJ 1 I tllllCl Col. Mahaffy Dies Following Loner Illness Decisive A ttacks Possible Armand Weil, retired president between 8 a.m. and 12 noon Friday, Army authorities announced Wednesday.

Robert R. Spencer, chief ad Slated Friday i 1 1 y-clapping, whistling ministrator of rent control, re plied to Supervisor Nicholas Teves charge that eight mem cheering, foot-stomping service men at the sneak preview of the Increased Crop Acreage Noted Sweet corn, tomatoes, and Italian squash have shown an in. crease in acreage since last year, according to the monthly report of the University of Hawaii agricultural extension service. Tomatoes have become a successful summer crop on Oahu. and Maui farmers expect to plant 300 to 400 acres after ths fall rains, the report shows.

Increases also are planned on Hawaii and Kauai. Sweet corn, though nearly doubled in acreage, is still under the market demand. As corn can stand more rain than TELL Army's new musical, "Requisi tions of 1943, held recently at a military post somewhere on Oahu, brought home the fact that the Army's biggest, all- colored show was a smash hit. and manager of the Armand Weil general merchandise and commission merchants in Honolulu, died Tuesday in San Francisco, it was learned yesterday. Born In Alsace Lorraine, in 1876, Mr.

Weil came to Honolulu in 1898. He returned to the Pacific Coast to live in July 1942 and retired from business there, in December. Mr. Weil is survived by his wife Mary P. Weil in San Francisco; a son Eugene Weil, owner of the Beachwalk Inn and apartments here; and a sister Mrs.

Harry C. Newman of Los Angeles. High Court Gets Eviction Case THE Kiddies "Requisitions of 1943" premieres formally at Roosevelt WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 (UP).

A Senate military subcommittee reported tonight that record new production plus reduced submarine sinkings had given the Allies 3,000,000 more tons of ships this year than expected. "If these three million tons are fully mobilized for military use rather than dissipated in peacetime commerce, and if plans are executed to pack every ship to the last pound and the last cubic foot, our shipping windfall can deliver decisive blows in Europe this year," the committee said. "To High School auditorium Friday HWIillMH 4 itr I i 'fit. 4rrP" I 4 i I bers of the rent control staff are not registered voters, by saying four girls will vote when they are of age, and another was on the mainland during the last election. "The others may or may not be registered voters," he added, "I do not know.

No inquiry was made when they were hired, but I do not believe it is required that city and county employes be registered voters. We need a competent staff, and I believe we have one." One employe commented that she had not lived here during an election, but she had been paying her poll tax since the day she arrived. night, at 7 p.m. Events at the preview were enthusiastically confused, but truck crops, the report said, th one thing did emerge clearly a comedy star was born. Pfc Mrs.

Lucas Dies, Aged 78; Funeral Today Mrs. John Lucas. 78, died late yesterday at 3725 Diamond Head road after a lingering The funeral today will be private, as will interment. The family has requested that no flowers be sent. Mrs.

Lydy Elizabeth Foster Lucas, widow of Senator John (Jack) Lucas, and mother of Harry F. Lucas, kamaaina Honolulu insurance factor, was born in Davenport, on Dec. 26, 1864, and was 18 months of age when she was brought to Hawaii by her parents, Samuel Hudson Foster and Margaret Foster, the latter later becoming Mrs. Hugh McCorriston of Molokai. Senator and Mrs.

Lucas were married in Honolulu in 1885. Her husband died in Honolulu in 1930. Mrs. Lucas was educated at the old convent of the Sacred Hearts, then on Fort street, and throughout her long life was a kind friend of the Sisters. Mrs.

Lucas was a charter member of the Catholic Women's Aid Society and of the Daughters of Hawaii. She was long interested in church work in Honolulu and assisted in sponsoring many church activities. Mrs. Lucas in the latter years of her life made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Nils P.

Larsen, at Kaalawai. Surviving Mrs. Lucas are her daughter, Mrs. Sara Lucas Larsen; son, Harry F. Lucas; sister, Mrs.

Lou M. Whitehouse, Honolulu; brother, Frank H. Foster, Molokai; sister, Mrs. W. E.

Kerr, Honolulu; sisters, Mrs. M. T. Prin-diville; Miss Dove McCorriston, Harry Lewis, (Zoot Suit Sam), brought down the house with his divert ships from the European theater now would choke off our iau piaming or sweet corn is expected to be increased. Pumpkin harvests will be lest on Hawaii and Maui, but the Ha waii volcano district can be' in.

creased to keep pace with demand, said Ralph Elliott, extension economist. A broken soft drink bottle means just one less cold drink for somebody BOTTLES ARE BADLY NEEDED TO AVERT A COLD DRINK SHORTAGE If you have bottles at home, return them to your dealer today. Receive refund in merchandise or cash. version of "Goodby, Zoot Suit," a catchy ditty dedicated by a soldier to his erstwhile civvies. greatest offensive in midstream and would prolong the war at the Lewis is supported by the big gest cast yet assembled for an cost of innumerable lives." Urge Concentration The committee added that be Puppet Italian The first appeal to the territorial supreme court of a case in Army show on the Islands: 531 negro entertainers helped him Government Moved cause of the distances involved "concentrating shipping in the Atlantic is three times as effective Concert Tonight Is At Puunui Park swing the musical across.

Capt. Ross B. Ramsey, spe COL. J. R.

MAHAFFV volving the eviction clause in Honolulu's rent control law was noted yesterday before Circuit Judge John A. Matthewman by Attorney Arthur K. Trask. RETURN TOUR SOFT BRINK BOTTLES as in- the Pacific We must not cial service officer, directed the show, and Lt. O.

H. Hampton be led astray by overconfidence wrote the book. Mr. Trask represented Mr. and Soldier-composers Sgt.

Dale NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (UP) CBS reported tonight the Berlin Radio had said the puppet Italian government has been transferred from Rome to Northern Italy "because Rome is menaced by sea and by air." Sloan and Pfc. Whitey Wood Mrs. V. K.

Whitfield, tenants at 3158 Waialae avenue who lived in a three-bedroom house owned by Allan L. Date. or by purveyors of divisive doctrines into spreading our ships too thin, or relenting in our main fight against Hitler just as we and our Allies are poised for the kill." The subcommittee, after an in Col. James R. Mahaffy, 68, prominent in American Legion affairs, and for many years a resident of Honolulu, died yesterday morning at his home, 5096 Maunalani circle, following an illness of several months.

Funeral are to be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Wil wrote the music. "Requisitions of 1943" is a Judge Matthewman yesterday production of the Theater Special Service Office, in coopera vestigation of the shipping situa ruled in favor of Mr. Date, who Tonight the second of the October series of free moonlight concerts by the Royal Hawaiian Band will be held in Puunui Park from 7:45 to 9 p.m. In addition to the band music, special Hawaiian entertainment a been arranged by David Bray.

Police remind those attending the concerts by auto that tht parking regulations must be observed. Tomorrow night's concert will be held at Kuhio Park, at the same hour. Every Bottle Counts! HAWAII BOTTLERS' ASSOCIATION tion with the Quartermaster bought the place last July, hold tion, also predicted that with continued success against U-boats and by making the greatest military liams Mortuary, with the Chris corps. ing that it would inflict undue hardship upon the owner if he were not allowed to take possession of the house. and Miss Gertrude McCorriston; brothers, George E.

McCorriston, Honolulu, and Oscar H. McCorriston, Kamalo, Molokai; granddaughter, Lila Larsen Morgan, wife of James F. Morgan, and grandson. Jack Lucas Larsen, and many nieces and nephews. use of shipping, the U.

S. can at One fourth of Britain's retail ers have quit fcr the duration. The tenants were ordered evict ed. tain the goal of 5,000,000 men overseas by the end of 1944. six months ahead of schedule.

Diversion Plans Attacked The committee charged some business and government groups According to their attorney, the present occupants are unable to tian Science church" in charge. Masonic services will follow. The body will be sent to Washington, D. for burial at Arlington cemetery. The American Legion will conduct the services there.

Surviving Col. Mahaffy re his wife, Mrs. Madge E. Mahaffy, one daughter, Mrs. J.

Frank Dunn of Honolulu, four grandchildren; three brothers, Thomas J. Mahaffy of Jacksonville, Harry C. Mahaffy and Frank P. Mahaffy of Wilming find other accommodations pend had sought to divert shipping to ing construction of their own carry non-essential goods for the home, application for which has civilian trade. The subcommittee Miss Fixit Answers Mlaa FixM la mt th aerrteo of tha Advertiser's mhri on questions pttizlinK you.

Do not phono bat mail yoor questions to Ml a Flxit. Tho AdTFrtiser, Honolulu, and Mis Fix It will do her boat to prortde limited nomher of answers. Questions nut bo In rood taato and of general Interest. The rlRht la reserved to select tho questions for oach day's allotment of answers. said such moves must be halted By Jared G.

Smith $1.00 at The Advertiser or book stores. immediately because they are been approved by the Federal Housing Authority. Representing Mr. Date was Attorney Willson C. Moore.

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Barr and Mrs. Lambert J. Foulk, also of FOR TYPEWRITERS 9 Dear Miss Fixit: Are the women in the Air Force called WASP? What are the requirements for women wishing to join the air service? LINDA USf "l-IN-ONl" OIL. IT AKUIfS SMOOTH, i AST ACTION LIU WfAt Born in Delaware Col. Mahaffy was born in Wil mington, on June 8, 1875, FRANK KAIMI KANIAUFIO Frank Kaimi Kaniaupio.

50. died in Queen's hospital last Wednesday. Friends may call at WASP Is an organization of Women's Ambulance Service Patrol. The women In the air corps are called WAFS Women's Auxiliary Ferrying- Squadron. Minimum requirements for feminine ferrying: candidates: Age limits between 21 and 35, inclusive; high school education; commercial license with 200 h.p.

not less than 500 hours logged and certified flying time; American citizenship and crosscountry flying experience. 'if the Nuuanu funeral parlors at the son of Henry G. and Ga-briella Josphine Petit De Mange Mahaffy. He received his elementary education in Wilmington and then attended the University of Pennsylvania where he was grad 8 a.m. Friday.

Services will be held in the parlors, with the Rev. John Moses Adams officiating. CSIICIIEIS Fcr 7cr Worlt! "Howdy Reynolds of th "Waiklkl Chicken Corner wed chlckrnt to fw th hundreds of Soldiers, Sailors, tnd civilian Wir Worker wbo torn In dally. Howdy is willinsr to py you top prrlee for your chickens, all re or dressed. Bring them in, or Phone, and he will pick them ap.

a uated as a physician and veter I III 9 Dear Miss Fixit: St S44 Kalakmia At. Phone tiofll at Fsuiibl St. Phone 6104 111 III 'MJUL ll 7v fac What time of year do the Silver Swords bloom MISS FIXIT on Maui? What kind of weather is to be found on the Big Island for the next three months? Will I need sweaters? MRS. E. M.

M. are Informed that the Silver Sword is In bloom the latter part of June through August. The mention of weather is taboo. If In doubt, always take along warm clothing. a mm inarian.

After graduation he aided in the establishment of the veterinary corps of the army in 1916. He was commissioned a lieutenant in the veterinary corps on May 6, 1917. In the same year he was promoted to first lieutenant, and on April 1, 1919, he was promoted to captain. He arrived in Honolulu on Burial will be in Diamond Head Memorial Park cemetery. Mr.

Kaniaupio lived at 3517 Maunalei street. Surviving are his wife; Mrs. Annie Amoy Kaniaupio, five sons, Francis K. Wallace, Herbert, David and Louis, four daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Keanu, Mrs.

Rebecca Kam, Mrs. Mary Ann Tang, Miss Emma Kaniaupio, also a brother, Edward Kaniaupio, a sister, Mrs. Anna Pipi, and 12 grandchildren. He was associated with the Hawaiian Electric in the power plant department. -V2464 KALAEAUA WSSV)" yvu I sow ftocGH oa me GUY 7Htr WIES YOU? March 17, 1920.

In 1923 he re 9 Dear Miss Fixit: I've been all over town in search of a gift for my brother who is stationed somewhere in China. He has requested chocolates; restrictions forbid. Have you any suggestions? MISS DOUBTFUL In a recent survey as to preference In gifts with men serving overseas, the following are preferred: Watches, pen. and pencil sets, toilet kits or sets, candies and cakes (restricted from Hawaii) wallets, cigarette lighters, sun glasses house-slippers, sewing kits, playlnr cards, money belts, cigars, cigarettes and handkerchiefs. Parcel must not exceed five pounds in weight.

signed from active army service and was commissioned a captain in the reserve corps. In 1924 he was promoted to major, and in 1938 he was made a lieutenant colonel. In 1930 Col. Mahaffy was the -A veterinary for the Ewa and Wai-alua sugar plantations. He later FLORENCE BOW WAN CHOCK Miss Florence Bow Wan Chock, 24, 112 North Kukui street, died in Queen's hospital last Monday.

Friends may call at the Nuuanu funeral parlors at 8 a.m. Sunday. She was employed as a stenographer with the Quartermaster's corps, Hickam Field. Interment will be in the Manoa Chinese cemetery. Miss Chock was born In Honolulu.

Surviving are her father, Chock Kau; two brothers, Bobby Henry and Edward Chock, and two sis became an insurance executive with the Bonding Insurance Agency. Governor Lawrence M. Judd in 1934 appointed him director of the civilian conservation corps camp on Oahu. Delegate to Paris Col. Mahaffy was active in af 9 Dear Miss Fixit: This means a "chow" for me if you tell this friend what the classification "2-A" means.

He doesn't believe what I told him. C. L. What did you tell him, huh? Classification "2-A" Is a six months' deferment for men working in positions of national importance (necessary civilian work). SUWD fairs of the American Legion vor 7V MY from the time he joined Scho- firtAs: field Barracks Post No.

6 in 1921. ters, Gladys and Betty Chock. MKD OA YOU, In 1935 he was named post com 9 Dear Miss Fixit: What is the world record in corn husking, and who made it? Who is the present champion? Give champions for the past ten years. HAMILTON The present champion is Floyd Wise of Illinois as of 1941. The contest has been discontinued for the duration of war.

The National Corn Husking contest had its beginning in 1924. For further particulars, we refer you to the Library of Hawaii. JOHAVY CAITANO ALEMBOYGEN At Queen's hospital yesterday wis! iitirs mander. He became Hawaiian department commander in 1926 and national executive committeeman in 1927. Caitano Alemboygen, 27, 385-A North Kukui street, died after a long illness.

As holder of this office he led the Hawaii delegation to the na Friends may call at the Nuuanu funeral parlors at 8 a.m. Saturday. ihe procession will leave the funeral parlors at 1 p.m. Saturday, for services at' Our Lady of 9 Dear Miss Fixit: Please tell me the largest attendance of any football game. PVT.

JULIAN L. In future writing, please print your last name, If you get what we mean. The largest crowd ever to attend a football game is believed to be the attendance of 112,912 for the Notre Dame-Southern California game at Soldier Field in Chicago on Nov. 16, 1929. Your other question is beyond our records.

Sorry. TO GET RID OP BAD BREATH, I tional convention in Paris. He organized the department of child welfare committee of the legion and served as chairman of the committee from 1932 to 1935. At the national convention in Jjjiy, 111. i))wfi RECOMMEND COLGATE DENTAL CREAM? THEN KVHV ns BECAUSE 1 THE SUDDEN I OP SOMETHING 1 BUTZ rrfe HARD TO FIND i N.n, THE WORDS FOR, if 1 JOHNNY.

COULDN'T VOU 66 SEEINO A the Peace Cathedral at 1:15 p.m. Burial in Diamond Head Memorial park cemetery. FOR SCIENTIFIC TESTS PROVE THAT IN 7 OUT OP CASES. COLGATE'S STOPS ORAL BAD BREATH INSTANTLY Mr. Alemboygen was unmarried St.

Louis in 1935 he was nomi and was born in the Philippine FTF1 i 1 'sss4 Islands. He leaves a father the Philippines, and a brother, Robi-no, on Kauai. He was a taxi driv er and associated with the Pearl 9 Dear Miss Fixit: How can I get in touch with the following: Frank Sinatra, Ginny Simms, and Tommy Dorsey? I. T. The addresses are as follow: Ginny Simms, National Broadcasting Company, Hollywood.

Frank Sinatra, Columbia Broadcasting Company, Hollywood; Tommy Dorsey, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Hollywood. NOTE: Did you find a wallet yesterday morning about 6 a. containing cards, papers, and $150, in the vicinity of Kalia Road? If so, won't you please return it to our desk? The owner is a sailor, and is most anxious to have at least his identification cards returned. If the wallet is returned intact, he will pay a reward. The name is Payton.

mm SI SIE Harbor Drivers Association. 81. DOES HAND SPRINGS NEW BOSTON, N. H. (UP) -An old-time circus performer, John Bartlett, at the age of 84, still is able turn a hand-spring over a chair.

He also entertains friends by doing a clog dance. nated for the office of national vice commander. He was elected nationa vice commander at the New York convention in September, 1937. His widow, Mrs. Madge E.

Mahaffy, served as a member of the national executive committee of the American Legion auxiliary in 1930, and in 1935 was elected national chaplain of the auxiliary. When the Japanese attacked Hawaii on December 7, 1941, Col. Mahaffy volunteered for work with the office of civilian defense. In March, 1942, he a appointed director of civilian gas defense for the territory. COLGATE'S ACnvS PENETRATING FOAM GETS INTO THE HIDDEN CREVICES BETWEEN TEETH HELPS CLEAN OUT DECAYING FOOD PARTICLES 1 IRIS PETERS, formerly of Sidney, Ohio: Your brother, W.

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