Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 13

FIVE HONOLULU S7AR-SULLETIN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1943 Shaw his to Photographer Here to Thaw Out After 5 Months in Alaska Snows V- If 'China JoEirney' Study Planned for Industrial Safety WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (JF) Safety experts agreed Thursday to undertake a detailed study of means to cut down the more than 2.000.000 industrial accidents in the nation each year. The ifndings of around 400 gov iiesday at 8:15 a (T V'4C ernment, industry and labor representatives will be submitted to a The Rev. Weaver Will Address UN Association Monday The Rev. Galen Weaver will be the speaker at the monthly meeting of the Hawaii Branch, United Nations association, to be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the YWCA building.

1040 Richards St. Dr. Allan Saunders, chairman of the United Nations group, announces that the Rev. Weaver will speak on the regional problems of group race relations. The Rev.

Weaver will talk of the policies of the Russians toward minorities and the fact that minority groups often look to Russia for solution cf the problems. South Africa, and the far east will be included in the discussion. The Rev. Weaver first came to Hawaii in 1922, and becoming interested in the inter-racial aspects of island life, organized the Church of the Crossroads. He joined the race relations de- conference here next March 23-25.

The group of 400 concluded the first such general conference Thursday. They were summoned here by President Truman through the labor department's bureau of labor standards. Aubrey H. Scotto, veteran Hollywood film director, basked yesterday in the liquid sunshine at Wai-kiki, caught a damp sunburn, and reflected on the difference between autumn in Hawaii and summer in Alaska. At the same time, Mr.

Scotto, wdio has been married four times, gave an opinion on filmde.m's notoriously unstable marriages. "You can't play-act with love every day," he said, "and not have it affect your real life." a a tt Mr. Scotto blames the failure of at least one of his marriages on a movie scene. In trying to demonstrate to the star just how to make love, he convinced himself and his onlooking wife. Mr.

Scotto. here for an indefinite holiday at the Moana hotel with Mrs. Scotto No. 4. left the chilly arctic regions September 1 after a five month expedition.

a a A free-lancer who has left the dmsercusly romantic movie sets of Hollywood, Mr. Scotto brought back from Alaska pictures and stories for magazine publication. a a tt Mr. Scotto's Alaskan expedition partment of the American Missionary association of the Congregational church with headquarters in New York in 1946. Dr.

Saunders emphasizes that these meetings are open to the public 1 Karl Robinson. noted world traveler and color movie expert, arrived Thursday from Los Angeles to open the 1S43-49 Kiwanis World Adv'enture Tours scries. He will present his film, "China Journey'" at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in McKinley auditorium. sua Mr.

Robinson was met at the airport by R. Allen Vvatkins, president of the Kiwanis club ef Honolulu, and Laurence G. Bev.en. secretary, at hose home Mr. will stay during his island visit.

Mr. Robinson is s'nowing his film this morning at two special assemblies of McKinley high school students in the school auditorium. Under the of the Koolaupoko Lions club, Mr. Robinson will present his picture and commentary- Monday night to residents of windward Oahu at the Kailua theater. Sunday nif.Tit Mr.

Robinson will be the honored guest at a reception of Kiwanis club officials at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bowcn. 1302 Koko Iio-d ave. Having resided in China for 10 vers, Mr.

Robinson is tnoroughly familiar with China. His film was made recently during a six-months return visit, lie has shown his film to packed houses coast to coast on the mainland. All net proceeds of the Kiwanis series will go into the club's youth welfare fund, according to President Watkins. 4 i AUBREY H. SCOTTO -d towviv smoothness JIaior full body More Applying for Civil Service Jobs The territorial civil service commission reports a marked increase in the number of applicants for positions since the San Francisco shipping strike has been in effect.

Mrs. Nesta Gallas, personnel recruiting executive, reports that many of the job seekers are people who have not completed the three year residence required for many-civil service positions. was made aboard the ice-cutter Northwind. made famous by Explorer Adm. Byrd.

During his 15,000 mile trip through ice and snow, he captured many pictures of the life of theT Eskimo and proved the sea otter is not extinct. a Mrs. Scotto. granted permission by the navy, went with her husband as far as Kodiak. Unabie to believe that Hawaii actually could be warm all of the time, Mrs.

Scotto brought wdth her a closet full of furs. She spent most of Tucsda3r looking for a place to store them until she leaves. DISft'SSINO PLANS LOU THE OPEN IIOl'SK of the newly organized Kalihi YMCA are. seated, Korhelle Arakawa, srcrrtjrv to the chairman of the board of managers, and Masaru Otaguro, chairman. Standing are Shiaeru Matuunia, trea-urT; Stanley Chow, executive secretary; James Duncan and Dorothy irscmters ot the The open house will be held at the organization's building on Kalihi St.

brhinrl museum from 4 tr 6:30 p.m., October 17. Star-Bulletin photo. loosely deposited in the building awaiting formal dedication. If the stone is removed years hence, those who examine it may well be puzzled by the discrepancy. Behind the stone will be a 1948 coin and recent newspaper clippings while the date carved on the stone will be 1PJ4.

Cornerstone Delay EJFATHtf5 Medium Pert ews Lecture Series Stated to Start ALTON, 111. (UR) Ceremonies Reindeer originally were to northern Europe and a favorite of three generations October 2.3 at for the dedication of a cornerstone at Piasa Chautauqua summer resort were held 14 years late. No one seems to know why the ceremony was postponed until this year. Since 1934, the stone remained Snooinl Star-Pulletin Correspondence TRANSPORTATION MEDIUM PORT. Oct.

1 Cornelia Chun, manifest section, water divi sion, as guest of honor at a lunch eon September 18 at the Royal ii. iineeTOy ULftt tit 0 ft ji it.t Dss 4- nnwanan, ana presented with a ROMA yX JUL eJULU I IX XJJt I lJJJ LA. rike.ke lei. Attending the luncheon were Amy Aoki, KayJvitaguchi, Blanche Grantz, I rancis Nishida, Alice Pa- To the Orient in CNACS nmnre. Dorothy Nobriga.

Mary make even the simplest foods something special. Try some tonight 1769 A flii-ruscion rf Atomic Woi'ld" by Dr. Hubert N. Alyca ct I'rincolon unixersi'v will open the 1948.40 Wednesday evening lecture at tho Uiivcryity of Hawaii October 13. This year's series will include talks by four visitini: educators from mainland tmivfrr it ics and four members of the L'H resident faculty.

a it The 1c rcs will be given at 8 p.m. on the second Wecrnedsv c.f each month. October through Mav. They will be free tn the public. a a a Dr.

an authority on in-rrcaiic them has rerved on the Princetori vtnivcrsity faculty since 1942. He ha condaeted special rcsrareh under nrnnts from clears nasal passages, soothes irritated nose, lessens sneezes and snif- Fl fling, and relieves stuffi- I ness of head colds. Jars jtff and tubes, 5O0f iM-cr, ancy Karioke. Janet Wata-nabe and Kee Costello. tt a a -diss Chun left September 23 bv mil FEATHERS, BLENDES WHISKEY, ti M00F, tIAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THREI FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, NEW YORK, H.

Y. ROMA WINE COMPANY, FRESNO, CAUH pla-o for a three-months vacation on the mainland where she will friends in the San Fernando Valley and do some extensive traveling. New Army men in the port are t. Marvin L. Pounders, Pvt.

Wil- lum L. Dacigctt and Recruit How- Kockefeller f.iunri Uicn. Cm- the id the lie- rral tiectrjc, a rd D. Gregory. The new employe in the.

fiscal section is Constancia Eugenio, s'Piistical clerk. Mrs. Jel-iel Novick, wife of Capt. Novick. procedures control officer.

pi ii rpr r- --4 1 o.fice of the director of services. will arrive with their two children. Judith and Stuart, in Honolulu October 4 from Champaign, 111. on the TSAT Gen. Hase.

in Lm mi The UJSS General Breckenridge, arriving in Honolulu. October 8. will bring the families of three uuu Ljvv rj officers in the port. Mrs. Gilbert ri nn search council.

Other lectures which have been echrduied are: "Plat-niiHT f.r DiTc-d A'oa-i of the Pacific." by Dr. K. C. nctica prc-iuont ef University of Hawaii and pi off -ir covoniTent, JVovc ruber 10. "B'tildirie an Meraliiy.

bv Dr. Vivian T. Tt-rvcr. r.r.r--tor, Kthieal Culture Nr.1' Yori; City, ard p. f.f:: ssor of education.

December Th M.T:ie Gla." bv Dr. Rni A. Uaker, pruffor a-irl rhftirman, of rhmeti'v, C'ol'ye oj the City I New York, und i rsemi January 12. "A up' io.ir-Sf irt Hf Ts War Incv th'i" bv Dr. Art lur Marder.

I'H i-sociate professor of hi-tory, February "Taxation and You." bv T)r. Roy T. TBlakev, pr -or of Un-vcr-ity of 1 "r-o'fi. irl vi-mrg: pro-fe-'sor ef ecnomc- Marcli S. 'Our Car'2 bv Dr.

Cartt--n s'-iicafp professor rf April 1.1. "The New Look in LnV-r nelat'ens," bv Dr. Harold S. Ttobcrt. leave a1! chief of the collective barcatmns division.

U. S. departmeri of labor, urA I'll prof or of ccor ies and May 11. With the exeeptii of the Jammry talk, which will bo pivon in ball, the rir-s will hr- held in B'ai-rinston hall on the caT.pu-. Peterson, wife of Caot.

Peterson rem Ix)r? Beach. Mrs. James Moore, wife of Lt. Moore, from Miami, Fla. with their three daughters.

Linda. Paula and Marilyn: and Mrs. Charles L. Hutto, wife of Lt. Hutto.

from Blue Brick, S. C. accompanied by her two daughters. Charlotte and Terry Gail, p.nd her aunt, Mrs. Rachel Cox.

Ten men arrived on the USAT Gen. Pope for duty with the Honolulu army port, and have been assigned to duty with the 138th transportation truck battalion. Rets. Earl L. Franklin, James Gregory, Walter Griffin and Depriest Hall have.

been assigned to the 336th; Freddie L. Gibbs, Charles J. Greene and La fa vet te ilamm to the and Rets. Jewel V. Grant, William O.

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