Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 27

HONOLULU SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939 Edited by PAUL FINDEISEN RADIO NEWS AND NOTES, LOCAL AND ABROAD SHORT WAVE AND AMATEUR rn 3l" 1- st Use Imagination Listening Figures Show Radio Is Big Business Now Around The Short Wave Dial in Hawaii Ti 1 I -i I nin ana llarrT tbi.1 w.y. ''e b-T p' f- t-1 r. i if LJ it. M. i i 1 rji-v.

ufS -M br.r.1 ur.er. t' ci its a co-ple cf year rfore the bvrd issnalt. What's What In the Studios 1 Br TAI LlNP-nsrV I dn't koo- HhciJser thi i a rena Vward vcif.hir.: or n-t i ve ir.dry the i r.Cwr program th: f. pcr.dcd d. the hr.t men: te OFCk or, tr.e later tn.s mnth.

The rule beret fore been 1 5 take a v.it the s-'me time June ana bac. on again some time September. It wouldn't be bit surprising if the sponsors wh. the hig money radio for ine gS of the listening consumers will come to the conclusion that a tws wcck not r.i're th.m a ore acatton is enough for any pro-jram. Radio is big enough and well known enough now to hae cx-me i-t the stage where it is an kit round yesr source of entertainment nut just for r.ine months of the er, as has been the customer at George xrlan.

ho is CBS" Abijul llollywrnd srri-s t-f xerograms, resembles Jimmy Waihng-ton, CBS announcer, so much that only their closest friends can tell them apart mum Jadk Benny busy auditlonin; male soloists to take the place cf Kenny Baker, who will not be on his program next fall. Kenny is to be starred in the Texaco program when it comes on the air aeain in September, So far Frank Parker, ow i the ttme to enjoy good vet a are 1. i st dy. Trc fcrttj to in 5 any time in the i urdd 3 1 and lYsn mm' Inr- afternoon sUrfnj a 1 .1 3t the nsrht, D. TO.

JstPC nyrr GSD. R' ir-r-'O re- Kn tar.f at 3-f r.t stg- rvir 9 5.1 kc. and! 1 9. i I hi, transmission U' 6 p. n.

A no: ir later i'r :is.on 1 bejr.ni tes re- r.vcr fl'll) and Ik-run is excellent in the tnro i-r r.vr e.tner ltM I. VKfi kc. Iijn. I5.r-i kc or DJii. II.

770 kc. reception ts over DJR, 13.340! kc beginning at l'TO. v. i.r D.JD, having a bvmmr tr 3. and DJ.W kc.

i.r.d WA, 3.:00 kc. good ofter 4 p. rn, tGve all en off at t.ut ct tranw.Iyr from n. are. t-o t5ie sir With LML UJiS bo ng the st.

1' I t.tnu'j from Fkxne can i.i irom rn. past a. rn. over 2R04. 11.810 kc.

s-d at 6:13 a. m. over SfiO.1, kc Cuit'-nuU Good i. vr.V TGVA, CaUmala, 15,170 kc. This a 't -i 1 vr.

a the RP.C will brrin brr-sdcarlins r.w Fori rf variety programs, headed by Tormny Hwiley, ccme-I 11 st 6:30 p. m. Ihej t. 1 NP.C STAR FAVORS FLAID: One of the season's smirteM frorks Is this plaid dotted wis bolero ro-turne worn by Kathleen Wilson iCUudia) of NliC's One Man1 Family at hanU lUrtura's f.ishionabk Simarkan hotel. The feather In the white strw s.iilur and the wide Mlk belt mat- the red ef the plaid.

The blouse white tirjandie and lace. i AVOIDS TONGUE TWISTERS It's not the exotic word that twists the tongue, according to Sam Hayes, ace Columbia news analyst, but the phrase which accidentally; groups a succession of syllables hard to synchronize. For that reason Hayes dictates the scripts he later broadca5ts. Thus he automatically avoid? the "hard to says" which often are accidentally brainy blonde: Joan weeks and if advance nticf ere tl.e new should bo rn ji-iysb ntr-rtairimcnt. The pro- Vi Irf, hll under rscr blonde trfsars i ft tob- Untjal t0rS of brains.

She it a fctudnt of philosophy, with lorical 4nd individual bfhrfs on human be- ihaiinr and character. 4 Mutual Network A JJf A A Ctnf.nr Aads more itations Further pvtiansifin th Broadcasting system into the sojth i became known this week. when, it! was announced that WSIX. Nash- ville, WLAr, Lexington, ana wo jld iiatcd with MliS eflcc- tive September 21. Korth Carolina lined up with Mutual in a big way last month when four stations became affiliated with the network.

To people in Hawaii, this expansion means that Hawaii Calls will be welcomed into more mainland homes than ever before. KGMB has been affiliated with Mutual since December, 1938, and has sent the music of the islands to the coast over both CBS and Mutual networks since Mav, 1333, in. coopera tion Willi the Tourist rcau. )u- Phil Baker Orchestra Leader Starts Young Horn in London only 20 a re ago ran away from homo and! shipped on a freighter at 17 dt-! erelly culled off a tanker bv hi; mother six months later a church organist at $15 per week a tour on the vaudeville circuit Honolulu Bound in That's the action which has taken place in the life ox Lyn Mumy, CBS orchestra leader currently being starred on the Hawaiian Pine program, Honolulu Bound. Lyn's career hasn't been as checkered as it appears, for all the tine he has been leading orchestras, di- i n.

tw9 the trie i tJe i.r I tier it ri ecc rt tut Mill vtr 1 n.j We c.d en tr t. rn irs'i. TMi1 be urriiJ it of thr dav you hf a M'ieta ttalicn m.i's wr.n crt i-'T LTr.ry. r. a station E1AW) j-t -jfr the Trx5 -i to Mexican sfrr.rcr.i f.r rT-" tj uit'j.

the pat ttir in neu jr J.i r.te ci-rVufl the fi- -r of suing -i r. but rr't Ft'ly t.si rr'l t'-it Cr. band to rich, now ii- is a trrtf't fame K.r ar.i started put t-e i-l v.si ire IX-r-sry brtnd. he d.im wtt t. be ciiTt-areu tr.e tr" with fi.n" he it it the ar.i t.ir:ed to carve a nutu for himself by i own bni.

I' Lj ft, 3 RUiC CiiH Aft he is r.ht a'out th.it. The Ciooy b.trd h.s sk ppvd back iit the ing era and nui -d 1 tie cf the test stxjrs cf the e.irlv j.t7.t ye.irs. the stie music. call Dixieland, F'inti the co.tomers a'ree' u.th that the style js nd. The band chrr.bvt up risihi Sha.v.

Cic-LHlman and Tommy Dor-" M-y in the r.t.r.gs'on hot music. UnLke most bands now. Bob builds his musicians as individual i ptrnahlies, mentioning their names over the air frequently. Some leaders, notably Benny Gv dman. have had some unhappy experinces developing boys.

When the musician reaches a point where he is really valuable he gets arr.ti-' lious about forming a band of his R. RAY STEWART, your enthusiastic A r'-'r- rt tie rn If." 1 I -e $: 1 r. 1 1 p. 'rrres. a hr re." Warrrr r'eihrr is neenmt th M.t V.

tc--: 1 i h.f 11. i bnd a f- f. p. cure. Wr -1 11 tand ff mv-t to tt'o Jth-A never r.ia'ie x-t.

r- it ji.L 1.. cmhI own radii pf rj ra the Cn G.i.li l' AH)e i f. the "i rrl.rf to nl- Sfi'trr- t-er -r second se es ,1 'T? than. vi xurt. O.ii tii ie.ci: stars v.l.se:jt ii irrrr a rid .11 tht trv.ci-j-f;t-0 tho f.v 11 the wul d.

i. we kH to fiui si ih is r.i. -cd to bw.l.t a me f-r tht r.r,d the i p.ict.irr The bone i iar.oed sr; an in the rnvh.ct: -n not; riciurrs So clever were ancient Roman cooks that they cru'd serve a whole roasted en one rlde'jtnd boiled on the other. On a balar.ee rr.ly four weights are r.eceary to weigh any number of whole pounds from one to 43. we cppreclats letter cf thanks for rr! and erjAy-f the I f.f-rr thz y.i to ctpbj cf work- cr picture ma -as hrd as a move and of shutting it off al-t-jpiMvr.

ceper.d:rf t.pon the type, ef broadrajt being neard, according The RdiO T.mrs. jiurnal ct the r.r-adca.'-.ng Ct-rp. It is pointed out that the occasions fcr lo-e the irr.ssi-nat:cn are during play, feature programs ard running commentaries, ar.d that some must be made to f.t irr-amed picture t- the troadr-'t cr the point cf the i prc-grtm w.ll be lost, "It's r. ue rr.ental'y imarinir.g the Grand National course as flat 'and free from ebtacles, or half toe point rf the commentary will tr the journal states. "When hsten'rg a play about Persia it silly to refv.se to try to impeme the scene just because you've never been there.

If you try to mtke some sort cf pic-; turc to suit the play, irrelevant pictures will ccme unbidden, and you'll find ycu're nt listening." i Radio Times claims that it is dangerous to let a mental picture monopolize the attention whale Lsier.mg to talks, explaining that tr.e degree of attention can not be paid to facts with a picture in the foreground of the mind. "Talks on some subjects are easy to visualize and the mental pictures help to grasp the points at issue. That's all right; but if the speaker goes on to quote figures, and to ma'ce deductions, then the mind should be free so the listener can draw his own inferences. In listening to music, the picture making faculty should be turned off altogether," the journal continues. "Although many people like music precisely because it starts them off so easily on a pleasant sequence of mind pictures, any picture you make, whether you think it fits in with what you hear or not, prevents you from getting the mcst cut of music." Mutual Broadcasting System World Broadcasting System Columbia Broadcasting System SAT.

P. AUGUST 5. 1339 2:00 "HAWAII CAULS," from Moans Banyan Lanai (to Mutual Broadcasting System). Down the Avenue. 3:00 Three eClock Review.

3:33 Plantation Melodies. Take It Easy. 4:30 Mayflower Time Tunes You Like (American Factors). 4:45 You Shall Have Rhythm. 6:00 Songs of the Islands (Young Laundry A Dry Cleaning Co.) 8:15 The Show Parade (Consolidated Amusement Co.) 5:30 frLucky Strike Your Hit Parade (CSS).

6:15 Gems of Melody (Service Cold Storage Ltd.) 6:30 Man of 1.000 Melodies. 6:45 Evening U. P. News (AJka- Seltzer). 7:00 Roma Dance Revue (Roma Wine).

7:30 Tony and His Ranch Boys. Down the MiftsissipDi. 8:30 "HAWAII CALLS" Rebroad-cast. 8:00 D'Artega's Orchestra. 9:15 Emil Coleman's Orchestra.

9:30 Rhythm and Romance. 10:00 Music by Selvin. 10:30 Orzi Neison'a Orchestra. 10:45 Will Osborne and Hit Orchestra. 11 Hawaiian.

11:15 Freddy Rich' Orchestra. 11:30 Vic Fraser and His Or-chstra. Runs Morgan' Orchestra. 12:00 Sifln Off. SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1939 Japanese Sunday Community Hour.

8:45 Hawaiian Melodies (Consolidated Amusement Co.) 9:00 Al Roth and Hi Orchestra. 9:15 Mabuhay Prooram. 9:45 Plantation Melodies. 10:15 Filipino Program. 10:45 Ray Bloc and Hi Orchestra.

Chinese-American Community Hour. 12:00 Castiiian Melodies. 12:15 Sunday News. 12:30 The Show Parade (Consolidated Amusement Co.) 12:45 What's In a Song? 1,00 Universe cf Melody. 1:30 Today's Almanac.

1 :45 Hollywood Male Quartet. 2:00 The Man in the Moon and Music. 2:15 WPA Concert. 2:30 Take It Easy. 2:45 Baseball Game, from He- nolutu Stadium.

5:00 Off the Soundtrack. Stories for Children. 5:45 The Show Pared. 6:00 Edwin Sawteil. 6:30 Sun Ranch Chuck Wagon.

6:45 Moods in Music. 7:00 Pages from an Old Hymnal. 7:30 Builder of the Western Em pire, Brigham Young. 8:00 American Factor" Musie Hour. 8:30 Echoes of the Stage' (Mutual Telephone Co.) 9:00 Mutiny on the High Seas.

:30 Symphony Hall. 10:30 Serenade In the Night. Sign Off. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1S39 Japanese Morning Pre-esram. :55 The Show Parade (ConsolJ.

dated Amusement Co.) 7i05 Anything Can Happen (Ha-wall Brewing Corp.) 7:10 Mclnerny's Fashion Notes. 7:15 Morning U. P. News (W. A.

Ramsay. Ltd.) 7:30 Breakfast Timetable. 8:00 Morning Concert. 8:30 Tonic Tunes. 8:45 Accordiana.

9:00 "Lost Empire." 9:15 and Encores (Consolidated Amusement Co.) 9:30 What Is It? 9:45 Today's Almanac. 10:00 Betty and Bob" (Sperry Flour Division, General Mills). 10:15 Around the Town with Gene Sawyer. 10:45 at Mirjf (Concentrated Super Suds). 11 irHiiitop House (Palmoiive Soap).

11:15 Music In a Sentimental Mood (Rattan Art Gallery). 11:30 Want Acis Program. 11 :45 Castiiian Meiod'es. 12:00 Soliloquy. 12:15 Noon U.

P. News. Stock Quotations. 12:30 Time Tested Tunes (Gild- cn Paint Co.1 12:5 Jpcanese Community Hour. 2:15 Afternoon Varieties.

3:00 Three o'ClocK Review, 3 :30 Plantst'isn Melodies. CO Wahiawa Community Prt- jslnrfieatee network ar nailenw'Jt pregrtm. LNl0o)iJi30i an cu tr Arr.T.rA' i en radio cay ll.es R3 5 crnt of f.r? rr.r',irr dr- Atj.i.cd no c-jO cr radio rr.f-.irs thil 23 es. with en average of three rx-r i ly total bp TO.T4'j.C-0 rvcj ie li in one "ihe aver-rf'? number of h-urs of Lr.j;.-.!o;m for gr cxirratcly r.i- d.o s.jt:c-r.3. "lb prr cay avri-e i2.

rr.aivir.i; a tr.tal cf 12X-0-J hours ot per throughout tie United Statt. On day aivertiff-rs invested in station tirr.M and S7 in talent. The Eiid.cnce spfr.t more than elcctncitv har the programs broadcast from Maine lo 11a wan. thousar.d, four hundred thirty t-ipht home rai.o sets were i.itirch-'j;cd on ont day April, co.t-, ins 575.342, wcile 2.131 automobsie radios were bought ccstirsp S37.671. I To kppo old going.

102.733 tubes worth 1127,000 ere bought the same dav. Talk about employment one day's payrolls shuw these employes: making radio sets and parts, 23,000 working in broadcasting sta-i tions. 25.0f0 in wholesale radio shops, 56.000 in retail (including al lied products) and 150,000 persons buy selling or repairing radios. IThe most recent figures show Hawaii homes to be about 90 per cent equipped with radios. KGMB Broadcast Lighthouse Anniversary A program in observance of the 150th aniuvrrsnry of the United States hsbthouxe service w-iil be broadcast by KGMB on Monday cevnm-r, August 8:30 to 9.

Appearing on the program, in addition to members of the lighthouse service staff, will be Capt, James Friel, harbormaster and kamaaina mariner. A cavalcade of valiant service rendered by the United States to ships of ail nations, will be depicted during the broadcast McDonald To Take Charge of Services C. J. McDonald will have charge of the Sunday services at the Wayside Baptist chapel, Wahiawa. The Lord's supper will be observed during the morining service which is at 10:15.

The evening service will be 7i30- Mrs- TakahaPhi will hold a Jap ar.ese service at 2:30 p. rn. The mid week prayer service will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30, Friday evening at 7:30 the BYPU will meet. The topic for discussion will be A Passion for Souls. Hit Parade To Continue on CBS After considering plans to change the tvoe of urogram, the Hit Pa- with this announcement, KGMB re ceived a renewal of its present CBS Hit Parade contract The parade of hit tunes, led by Mark Warnow and his orchestra, will continue on its Saturday schedule, 5:30 to 6:15 p.

m. Daily rroffram of News and Features SATURDAY NOON UNTtU CLOSING 12:00 Armchair Reflection. 12:10 Better Enslish Program. 12:15 News. 12:25 Theater New.

12:30 Playground Program. 12:45 Tango Time. 1:00 Organ Reveriei. 1:15 Meiody Time. 2:30 Good Neighbor Preflram.

3:00 Beach Broadcast. 4:00 Filipino Program, Show Paraoe. 5:15 Old Refrains. 5:30 Musical Interlude. 5:33 Theater News.

6:00 Ka-Lai's Meiodtes. 6:15 Music by Cust. 6:30 Musical Arts Trio. 7:00 News. 7:15 1trt Coast Artillery Band.

8 DO The ln-Lws. The Hill Biliie. 8:30 Musical Comedy Gems. 9:00 Ray Haley's Orchestra. 9:30 Gipsy Fiddlers.

9:45 Music Album. 10:00 Malcolm Beelby's Orchestra. 10:30 Dance Hour. 11 11:05 Ending 6.135th Day. SUNDAY 6:00 Japanese Pregi-am.

8:00 Plantation Airs. Filipino S'rrfi'rii, 9:00 The Sunday Piayers-f Jacob. -The Wives 0 tunfia Svmnhonv. Advpntist Hour. 11:15 Letter Home from the York World Fir.

NSC. New 11 Cathoiie Hrnir, NBC. 12:01 Japanese Program. 1:30 Chinese Program. 2:30 Siesta Meloaies.

3:00 Royal Hawaiian Band. 4:00 Musical Comedy Gems, 4:30 Theater News. 5:00 ChristMin Science Proarm. 5:15 Musical Workshop. 5:301 Want a Divorce.

Music by Cugat. 6:00 Strange A It Seems. 6:15 Radio Church of Hawaii. 6:30 Concert Hall of the Air. 7:00 The Shadow.

7:30 News. 7:45 Charles King's Hawaiian. 8:15 First M. E. 'Church.

8 :45 Sojourner' Play. 9:15 Round Tabie Taik Out cf School, Out of Jobs. Strings and Bows. Ending Day. MONDAY MORNING 6:00 Japafse Program.

6: Tunes and Topics. 7:00 News. 7:10 Footwear Parade. 7:15 Lcrdon Echoes. 7:30 Sonets cf Hawaii, 7:45 Snoopers' Guiae.

8:00 Musical CIock. 8:15 My Kirgaom Come. Sheppe Serenade. 8:45 St.r Musicale. 9:00 Bulletin Board, 9:15 Gospel 9:30 Vic and Sarie.

Musical JntfNudi. SI'sO News. 10:00 Oi thu MjiII 8anef Concert). Charlie Chan. 10:30 Master 5iners, 10:41 Jr4nes Prtijrjm, Road ef Life.

recting choirs or training musical 1 rade will continue in its present groups of ojae kind or another. form, according to George Washing-Wednesday nights at 5:30. he ton Hill president of the Amer-pears with Phil Baker and a iran TnimrrA Cn stTrmttanprvusW I If -S- c- Ceae -iv I rir.i win be known Its Xiiat J.I.-.ri Holland on Monday Holland ii r-n ti.e s.ir MonrUvs at p. nvcr I'CJ, 11.1-rMin, 15.2U kc. The program i3 ri.rrrted toward Australia and cm t) here witri stianai ttronah.

rhoriojraph rrtcrds and answers to listeners living in the Antipodes who have written in to the station make up the program content. Some really beautiful musical programs can he heard over RV15, Khabavorsfe. USSR. 4.250 kc. beginning about 11:30 p.

m. RV15 tomes on the air at 9:30 p. m. but Unless one understands the lan-jruace that is bring used for the l.rst two hours of broadcasting not much pleasure can be had listening to the station. After the talks are owr, which may be given in many different languages, the musical programs are really a treat to listen to.

Oversea? Pro trams SUNDAY New York (daily 8 a. EsgUsb prriod; Italian period; 8:30, Ger man period; 9:30, French priod; 19:30, Portugufse period: 11:30. Spanish period; 1 p. Portu n3. neiiod; 2:30.

Spanish period; 3:00. fcnsrlnh prtiod; period b.ir,c music. 17.730 kc Until Ihrn VV3XAL. 9 670 kc. Trnr Island W6XBE broadcast-in a NBC procrarn dai'ly from 1 p.

to 6 p. 15.33i) kc; from p. m. to 9:30 p. 9.530 kc.

Nw York 2:: p. m. Sunday Eve-nine hour; 3:30, Variety prpyram; 4:15, Camtol Opinions. W2XE, 11,8,10 kc, 4 p. m.

11 R70 kc. purlin m.t SuniT onrrt. PJH. 11,770 kc; in Lnrlish rfaHy i at 5 r. m.

over Djn. 15.200 kc. London 6 p. Science Today; 4. CVclir-tral Hour: fl, News; 8:15.

Lane M'jmc, IT 11 7 VI kf MONDAY Pittburcrt 4 r. Radio Fcrum. W3XK. Guatemala 4 -30 tr First Military tvir.d, TfiWA. Q.t'fO kc.

purlin p. Mu-ical Program; S. Mows, njn, Tjn. Lenrtori p. Pfnpire you're the Girl: Chnpiti Ttet-ital; 8.

News; 8:13, Jitu-'ical Games, CiSD. TUESDAY p. Marimba n- Besnble, IGWA. Purlin 3-4r p. Variety Concert; 8, -ws.

DJ. DJB. Lencar p. vn An Australisn ViMit Lonrtnn; 6:41. IJance Music; 7:15, the fmif.

racio r'ay tpart 8. iNcw; 8 "15, Fo for Thought. G5D. VSLDNESDAY Nvy York 2:3.) p. rn.

New York SMv-phony orchestra. C.tiatf tra 4:30 o. Opra. TCWA. Berlin 4 p.

Concert of I.iuht En- S. Nf n.H). DJ ii. London p. VHX." Kiopive Or-rhetra; 7:13, On the (part II): 8.

Ncv: Woi Affaiis; Rt-ciial. tiSS). THURSDAY New York 2 "i o. m. MaJ.

Bowes Arcjteur hour. Pittsoorcn 4 p. Tta World 'Is Yours. WSXK, Brrin p. Art cf German, films: 5.

News, DJD. DJ13. Lonorifi d. Ci'iiri-'S ef Bird: 7-15. 7.30.

At RlacK Pm-; 8:15, Cards on tr.e Tatie; :30, Songs, GSn. FRIDAY i i 5 p. News, DJB. P. It's That Van Arn; Wits Trso: TWitflh 7:4" InHon 8.

ev; 3:15. Ali-i" t'-ee. USD. SATURDAY 3 HO p. Variety Mimical rror-a-'i: 5, PJD, PIH, Lonflfin V- Tnn; P-spti-t Perviers: 7:53, M-u-r; 8:15, A od in te I'ortst.

ptay, OSTJ. Cyjt'miii-ji'W p. rn. Marimba conceit, TGWA, 8.6E0 Kc. 73,000,000 Receiving Sets in World The number of listeners in the world has increased in the past two years by about S3.COO.000, to figures announced at Ibis year's summer meeting cf the Jiitornational JjroaJcasting union.

Informstjon supplied to the union by 67 ecu-tries showed that the tutal number cf receiving sets in use an thn-e countries bad increased fror.i en.f'i'fl.Oo;) in. 1937 to opproxi-liTStely KepresentaHcs I ft European countries of two cf the USA chains, snd of the Puerto Rico er.d Vatican broadcasting services were among those present at the meeting, wbich Tfts held at. St. rIoritJ, SviT.erlnnd. under the of Monsieur Antoine Dubois, cf Holland.

Leo To Speak The Ilov. Henry ee of Walalus will spc 'k to The Korean Christian r'uirch young people at 10 a. m. 5undiy. Poth the morning and even Log, rdoif.

STvices -w-iU be conducted by th Kv, Herbert S. Kim. i I cast or entertainers on KOJlbi and hllBU AAnmnrlnl WVlVltw At Harris Memorial Japanese M. K. church Sunday at 10:3:1 a.

m. the Rev. Masaichi Goto of the Nuuanu Japanese Independent church Mill give the message. The evening service begins at 8. The Itev.

J. C. Kono will preach in Japanese. A memorial service will be he-Id immediately after the serv-ce. Vv-ITH HAWAII'S RADIO AMATEURS By KATAS1II NOSl5 KCCGK1.MIIT We have often wondered wliv the set manufacturers do net extend the scale of tb.eir "ft" meters so as to have a more uninble ranpe.

With so many signals being reported tis "hitting the pin" we have been kept in the dark as to why external shunts are nut provided, or is it ji.st another gag to satisfy our vanity? REF ws heard Cqing for Europe on 20 CV with no Iuck. Our beloved Kti'TOP," alias second cp at GQF, has taken a fancy to model trains and can be seen pny evening domed in greasy overalls directing traffic in the yard limit GQF broke his bridge. An unintentional collision with the curfcetone resulted in a few stitches on the bridge of his nose but the damaged part has her-lrd over as pretty as could be. Q1IU was heard l.n a "dead band iQSO" with PIT on Hi motor fonc. We sympathize with the 10 meter fone man.

Perhaps a change in tho sunspot cycle will bring a few Ws through, hi. Latest reoorts show io re in, Vancouver, u. cut 1 at tho rule he is travrbng he r.sy bo anvwhrre bv now. OR! T.K;V nro nftpr rV-tiiro 1 with a vengeance. PUD rather! works stations judging by the' way ho answers them.

We hcr.rd QOF en I'O but it sound- ed like his A') meter harmonic. Per-. haps there is a mysterious motive behind it but we heard KCOAIi at 3 a. m. working the coast on 20.

Wonder if they let people in it the' city at that hour? KGOIK, Jiro Mukui of Kauai, is' in town end intends to leave fcr the mainland soon tf take up the study of radio as a serious business. We will rvs OTK and bis regular news from Kauai. Good luck and d- speed. i 1VSO, our "star reporter." a QilA is much improved t.nd should i be tihle to leave the hospital short-! ly. Then he will be able to add one more to the Kalmoki yRil.

is a new one in Makiki a 70 oscillator, rather an odd XSD kept a total of 18 sV.odj per week last month and siys that he is rather tired. Wnc wouldn't te tor, operating MPM during the day and going home for more ham skeds? I NVD was heard working rani Joseph. I.and I'XICP in zone I but. we couldn't res'- hair nor hide of; the UX. IIBiCE cppstrcr.Oy is rn! 25 hours a day judg ng by the way tha whole world calls him.

lie will be from 5. a hurry. 73 u3 our job of printing your new iongf Lullaby of Waikiki. There is no end to the charm of Hawaii in her various moods and you and your song teammate have captured some cf it In lilting words and music. Music printing requires a technique of its own and The Star-Bulletin is equipped to do a workmanlike job with any piece.

It seems that there is opportunity in Hawaii for many young men and women to make names for themselves in music of the Islands. The Star-Bulletin printing house will be gled to kokua in any way possible. PRINTERS LithcgrcpHy; Engrcving; Commercial Art; Bookbinding; Editing; Writing; Publishing; Illustrating; Counsel end Service cn Copyrights; Trccc-mcrks; Advertising C. societies rill r.cct st 6:23 (until Au p. i lieCGli..