Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 7

Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Wednesday, May 8, 1946 7 Call Letters KPOA RACING RISKY, Surplus Lumber WORLD WAR. tl's U. S. CASUALTIES Assigned New Station BUT SO WHAT? ASKS DRIVER Sale at EIIIo WERE hi 73,689 Mj. Henry C.

Putnam announced Tuesday that the call letters KPOA Sale of surplus building mate years of big time competition. "But no sport is easy. I never think the crackups. When 1 reach the point where I'm afraid of trouble. I'll give up the game." Seventy five gallons of water arc used in making one pound of rayon.

by ferrying planes for the act. "Bouncing along in a car going from 130 to 150 miles an hour for a 500-mile stretch is plenty tough," ho allowed as he smeared an oily hand over the left jaw scar he wears as a permanent trophy of his 10 VAN NUYS, May 7. (U.R) A SHINfTTOM. Mav 8. J.

World war II brought death, wounds rials and construction equipment located on Hawaii will be hald at Hilo Thursday and Friday for tidal wave repairs. and the misery of capture to more than four times as many Americans World war I. have been assigned to his new radio station by the federal communications commission in Washington, D. C. The station will operate on a fre A rranitulation of revised cas ualty data showed American battle quency of 630 kilocycles at 5,000 There is nothing hacky about being an auto racing driver, according to Rex Mays, who is going top Indianapolis with a new supercharged speedwagon to try and break his second-place Jinx in the Memorial Day classic.

In perfect physical condition, tho racing prince kept In trim during the war years when tho 500-mile grind was blacked out casualties in both European ana pa watts. Fred R. Kingman, civilian production administration director, and Bernard Levinson, regional counsel for the surplus property office, will fly to Hilo Wednesday to take part In tho sales-Mr. Kingman will issue direc cific theaters totaled 1.113,689 dead, wounded, missing and prisoners. The call letters were requested by Maj.

Putnam in honor of the men and women of the armed iy to Casualties In the first world war totaled 259,735. forces who fought In the Pacific tives authorizing the sales after advising with a committee made up ocean areas, he said. mum Dead and missing, totaling of two Hilo bankers, the head of ooocwoe'Oooooooooooooocoooooccooooooooocaooooooooci the farm security administration 1 Jl i 4 i 1 5 r-; '-i i r--i i y. 1 Hf au uifLiii.mMwiinj in WTifrf till 1 1 iii i in at i i iim iwiinTiir-iririmfi inTriiiinirin ii irowwiifaiMr and a representative of tho board 8 THE NEW LANOLIN HAIR OIL of public works. Purchasers must have a directive 528, were almost six times as many as in tho first war.

Listed as dead were those who died of wounds or In prison, well as those killed in action. Tho irmr had 229.238 dead. 7.814 from Mr. Kingman or from the Red Cross before placing orders with the surplus property office there. Have them SHAMPOOED and SCIENTIFICALLY DRIED by experts Domestic rugs 5c Others IVtt per sq.

ft. We pick up and deliver Phone 601 1 AMERICAN SANITARY LAUNDRY LTD. Queen Emily Sts. missing, 598,935 wounded, and prisoners for a total of AQH. Gl Chorus Has Five The navy: .3.073 aeaa.

i.mo miss Concerts This Week ing, 24.678 wounded, and 4,000 prisoners, including the coast guard and marines for a total of The army port and service com 76.896. mand's GI chorus will make five The marines! 20.237 dead. 118 major appearances this week, in AULT SUPPLY COMPANY P. O. lox 2901 Terrltoriol Distributor Phono 436364 missing.

55,408 wounded, for total cluding two broadcasts. Of 75,763. The first concert will be Wed Tho coast euard: 820 dead. S3 nesday at Tripler general hospi COOOOOOQeXWOOOOfflOOOOOQieoOCClOOOCOOOOOOOOOOi )OPOOOE missing. 213 wounded for total tals Garden theater at 8 p.

Of 1,116. Thursday the chorus will appear at the Army-Navy USO Radio IS A QVON9ET HUT CLASSROOM primary student In the CIIA Ko. 1 school listen to a story read by their teacher, Mrs. Kay Gibson. Quonsct Huts Being Converted From War Use to Schoolrooms Dr.

W. I. Blauvelt a New York Rythms. This program will be broadcast by KGU at 3:30 p. rn.

state entomologist, discovered the effectiveness of "aobenene" as a Thursday evening at 7 v. m. the new fumigant for controlling red chorus will be at the Hawaiian ordnance depot's post theater. spider mite, one ef the major pests of greenhouse roses. The new method, he expects, will save rose The second broadcast will be Sat urday.

May 11 at 1:30 p. m. In tav H. Webling. supervising prin cipal of rural Oahu.

growers at least $100,000 a year. the Little theater at Schofield barracks. This rogram will be car "Life span of a quonset hut is sup ried by KGMB. posed to be about five years," Mr. Webling says.

"But if it is well taken There will be a special Mother's Day concert at the Beretania St. care. 1 see no reason why it shouldn't last a good many years USO, Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Painful cold discomforts eased quickly! Honolulans will have additional opportunity to hear the GI chorus when it appears at the Academy longer.

Memorial Luau Held of Arts on May 23, and at the Ma bel Smyth auditorium, Juno 6. For Paul Wailana Apo HORflE-GDFTTS The conductor Is Sergeant Louis Schwartzkopf; accompanist. Cor Mr. and Mrs. Tal Yon Apo Walhee.

Maui, gave a luau Satur Vita solas oomtant tbraat tfeM abya, amkas good aerwa So haoa a aopply of Bayw Atpirm on kaad. It's em of the bm rati aran of painful aold aWomforts day in memory their son. Paul poral Duane Sample. Sub Commander nrfiyi wailana Apo, who died on May 1945 on Luzon island, Philippine know, to acienca. Addresses Lions' Club Islands.

At the time of his death he was with the army transport division By RUTH RLIGIIT Tht cjuortt hut, versatile veteran cf jungle warfare, is finding eivllian lift ea.y. Everywhere his services are in demand to alleviate the housing shortage. But he has decided to go to school. He and 21 brothers have enrolled In the department of public instruction's campaign for adequate classroom space. Hots feave.

been set op or will eonstrneted by September at Kallua, Benjamin Tarker school. Nanakull, H'alalua, Robert Loals fitiTinin schoot, Wahlawa. Teachers will bo siren huts for llvlnf quarters at Knnia, Walanae and Walpah. mm First to utilize the quonset for In January was the navy at civilian housing area No. 1.

Under the supervision of the department, the CIIA school has four huts, constructed by Cmdr. H. F. Winn and employe in Pearl Har-hor Shop No. 08.

The huts house three primary grades and the fifth trade. "I think we have about the biggest transient enrollment in the territory," says Mrs. Katie Gomes, principal. "Every ship brings ns new students we expect to have at least 19 every week." The school enrollment has leaped Capt E. J.

MacGregor, USN, divi sion commander, submarine squad serving as able seaman. The de ceased was born on April 18, 1925. ron 1, Pearl Harbor, spoke of his A section of the front lawn of experience as a submarine com GAY TABLECLOTHS For festive tables end enjoy oble meals! made of quality cotton with brilliant flower designs. the Apo residence was converted into a luau ground decorated with tropical greens. Kalua pig and 1 Bias OCU SO fast.

Iu two mono duintegrating action shim it starts working alrnoat instantly. 1. Barauaa it's completaly ra-liaUo. It's fcWa env aptrm with a 40-ysar raeord of sueceMtul uat by million of people. Remember when you buy a-pirin, boy wisely.

Insist on genuine Baym Aspirin. Yew osn tell the real thing by the limi "Bayer" stamped in tlx form of a trees on each tablet mander at the Lions' club Tuesday. Capt MacGregor participated in the invasion of North Africa. The submarine he commanded was one of the first to be equipped with radar. 36' rTU 1 STEED EXPRESS Moving Hauling Skipping Anytima Anywhara Storage Spaea Available PHONE 757654 (ED BAYER ASPIRIN other Hawaiian delicacies were served.

Mrs. Helena Kaena said the memorial prayer. All immediate members of the Apo family were present to pay tribute to the memory of their brother. They are Mrs. Kini Kaai, Tal Yon Apo Andrew N.

Apo, the Misses Christine and Bernadette Apo and Moses Apo. Tai Yon Apo Jr. and family came down from Honolulu for the occasion. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Hiram Laa. Edward Apio Apo. Matsujiri Iwamasa, Clement Apollo and Sam Kahai; Mesdames Jennie Wilcox, Helena Kaiana, Agnes Perreira, Jessie Carvalho, Elizabeth Kapoi, Pukui K. Kema, and Since February from 200 to 349, 1rs. Gomes adds.

-r" Strict. "it. ft Except for desks, the light and Ik. try huts are equipped by the navy 5 yx Mabel Naehu: Misses Becky Wilcox, Anita Kahalikai, Mamie Kapoi, Melba Rodrigues, Roseline Kapoi, Lucille Perreira and Dolly Cravalho and Charles Kahehou, Amos Boteilho. Willie Hookano.

Tom Sun Richard Matsumura and Louis Pahiwai. They do not look like emergency shelters. Their coats of fresh paint nd wide windows have converted them into streamlined schoolrooms. Request for library brought the first hut from the navy. "But within two months, wt had converted It into ft classroom, Mrs.

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