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Collision Is Reported at Onomea Curve Seven \VK IM HI I>H I 0 ( A!. AND WdHI.DS I I M l \ o s / LATF>T HAPi'KMNGS 1 - I . A . S I i UK H . | [ w A I 1 VOI. XXXV Till.t), HAW AII, 1. H., SAT! SFT'^IFMBFK 6, Ii41 Shin Sakurada Club • M a p SI k i m - Ittipurlaii.c of Iiuad.-.l Iran COLLISION IS M eets t(i I)isband PRESIDENT O fflER SJPT AND TtiKYl) ij'5»l *» With the , res tior. 'tf the Ho-ite National S-’rv- REPORTED AT l-. y><S+-ri!ion »>r. Septefnle-r 2 the ELIMINATION OFW ENTIFIED Shtn .Hakurada {*iub. nssdr up of P rmer memb*-rs of thr M ;r.» ilo in ONOMEA CURVE the Houne of HepreM!rtali%-eis beid a n,‘-A ling on Knday aftenwAjn fur SOB THAT ATTACH’D U S GREER diabandnicnt ,x|\ XKK I.M l Kf l>, ONK ( O.V- It u a a eap e- le-:l th at the r,ru'ly> A'eniacuIarH Say A t t a c k i n Rem ind'^ Tci n.NFH XI M ITAM l KX form e*! H o u ai’ N*«t<c.»naJ Jier\'ice H O N l ' l T X K K w k r a U o n -*-tl! b e g in t U w o r k unth U . S. That VV^r h i American SJior * hesdquart*m at the home of the Hilo »m l Its vU im ty ws# rai*J*-*l f t d I t f s AM yrica’.s W ar Shm Sakurada *:!ub tn m x S e p t e m ­ by a -VIV collision epUlem ir y«-*l- ber 10 enlay ami the radio dlsjatch- r at ileanuhoe u w».n r*’7‘'<r1ed that thi- H i!" Hoii**- d*-;.4rtn.*'n{ was thi- hhib5L?'»no c lu b of N a k » p n > s k*pt unuJually bu.-»y as rej»>rt» farlioT . ” t thr Seiyuksi. however d^r^ru l for Hyd.. i’ark to a^^nti tii»- «t**i i keeping in i'Ainc pouring in Wii! mrAnrnter IffficuUj'j l.n di»- d orUi I tv,th the Navy w^r^hipn v' t^ a grim At lh«- Onomea ■urvr, 7 mil'-s t-*nr\dirg from to-vn, Hit f’tymouth cooj hunt f r the uhmanne whirh aft- tnx^lo th.- rmi^ opera*-d by Ted Xaiiiashita, '*>5, o f >er I r on tht* A m -m a n <>f t}.,. \tianlic, Kuk -au Blrt -1 and the Ixxlgr l^us Tho {h.»Si ienl At the pn-^ii C <nii 'i nrt urii. ;*Um| that the oj*«iated by TokiW o Kanna. 22 of attack wjiii (1^1 . rati, aik! that Snvy fot . , try nj? t<» hunt Haka^H i met a hc» l-«*n * a* 15 DAYS’ MEET 3 3<J p m it was said in pon*- thmn to ’‘t'iniinaie 'th^ ^uhmanm Jio -a J. that th<‘ word r v p o rts “ fhm inato'‘ Utp sit ..m'on jH^rfwih Aci »rding to th* rep*>fts Kanna SLATED FOR I ‘ lie said that|jn -re th n one et- rta in d irg tf>e - ui v« t f--- -.ur *, ’ I'k * ax ma % tb* ■ bmarfre. o f the road and thti.v w as v on.is i!*»-4 ‘(;i,.\( iPM ’juEsr iTM i the l.'.Sii -er G *r dw to eoUule i bit" th*- ( a i LEGISLATORS FKARS .V(I RIJTZ f h a r v e d *' a » a» tOr o}**THte l by 1*-: YAI- • ila A( KOSSALASKA *»» .hr* , pt * the* wa# con.ui*. t« *a i I Hi;* M I. I O M HO\ KKSI Al. n il I.** ' r however r- a p. e. re s a l t i . a k k c ir. ' uh .in lnjure*1 W* rr i(> lu I \< 11 i»t I) m - •■.: o f bo.T.be V -r- .^ii ■ .w n Ted Yani.i.thita ■■{ Knauau I I i.l^ L \ lO K s This map ahouk ihe tmportsnre n l the llltle coarilry »f Iran who h bat been invaded by Ihe Brtti.h tnr h a m e d g l * * s e r H e ^ [ ■ Not %|l>.takrR Id. ntlfy Street m t-i JM; h* T--rf hag*' * <*ii- Ruttian forrea t« f«il an aitrc<-d *et>p by Ibr t.ermsn%. %rrow» than ihe poinit tntavlMB by the BriiUh I Bernard K Hubbard i* . d and Kuttlan arm te, (,eo 4rfhlba!d Wavell aha tammanded Ihe RrttUh In ilrira led the matn HrItUh de- tl^ ir A n ' . e . i r a n ve,*^ o » h e ^ - that Alaska n nigg*^ ro.«,r»tain. t u s i * » r . » ab*nit the < he#t and abdo­ H « » N < i I I IJ * S*l>t 6 It (afhm entt frnm the tooth while the liovlrt troop, pushed datm from Ihe C a«< atut to the north Iran it im- r n e r . f l a g .ii -’ eon.d ft*>t ‘.nd vlfiient »tt>rm » off* r th. Unit- ar. 4 th m en and a p r a l r . e d ankle n y«al. : lay II I ♦ 'v IMifUnl be* ante it II ronlaint rb h oil firldt lhal (termany e«uld prohiablj tt%e and (2' even mote Important, I »ve .'r. a a*e of inurtx*. a ideii- M argaret Gnvt-ilo. 17 *>«'CMpant *tr n «■?! ’ T'i o;*"". } thJit iin- ■!><• ', I pravidea a tiron* *eographleal potMion if the principal war a* li*,n brltrren (.erm anv and K n tti. .hl/u from d State# a “perfe, t bulwark ag ihe Roatlan front during the eomtng winter monfh. Military rtperu believe that when Ihr rotd wtnier ■it,. th* } r*r ,r..’Jr;jf red of the Iru*. laccialiun on am i a ; ■Ttfiiof I,*' I. rr U»i »-^ sinut invajion fr* m A »i* And a’- • rather eemea u> Ruttia, the \a»t» will have to pu«h Iheir Ir.vatlan by a »«utbwar4 route. Iran wwwld be la Qi.« rice |,y the P. w *t!iei. w heth Ti»ke‘ hl Km oahita. 17 laceration Utisn* ftlAte;! lo b< |;;n S/“pt<: - the way and thua la Imponarit U> the cawae of Ruttia and C.real BrHain. the name lim e the tarst base for . f. • tr thw 'A.d be the I«eginm r»f of fen»ive action abi>ard of Itp and noee 15 ahosjkl N •'• Id wltijin 15 dsivn ti. sruJf !.ti^ W4f the I rexid«t»| I j a k e .Hada*K H lga. 17, bad bruise# on and that lU <ortrv *n -d malt<T=^ In S a lt City recently' *&n a ApUed that R li a tjuciiiiiHi l*w» the neek and shock t«h«»uld Ix' <iU.'i*g“iriU »j m id ih f >-u - a r a t u ii fro m h#a rtiUlt^ JutKw .Vine M ure SubjiTted l h e t i < - a j to a r . o * e r Th*' latter three are from Hom*- !il btlU «a th.- 5!-^Uy UU ah. uld j E-jenttnl, «xph>r«*r a: 4 now A «k ««! ah. th r the uncifleni To Freeziniic O rdt m u be jfiven r;.nrenlralK»n . iv-llan defense advisor for the SEVEN BANKS . SINO LOSSES cHiKl h ale taken pl«<e in I hr zone^ Mr Yamashlta is confim-.l a liuverm jr I'oUid^xUr i* n«.a e' T< K Y (' ’ u e h ■ n .. rmy kalher Hubbard acoffeii at •GemiWi> rrgsfd* U m t r f - ■the theory Amertea emtSt hr tn- the M itam ura ho#p;tal. while oth­ route to H'tnuiulu from Kan Kran r ii '.'.iiy iid.i:ti. r-.ily a .b> t* t- re fhe I.- o . r tiait ers injund were treatcxl by I»r ri.« ‘t on tHe I-tirlin'* anrl 1“ ex fr*«r-'.g r »trn*.< - vxaI* d e th er th r*xigh ALi,.-- . »r the IN JAPAN HAS BELIEVED 5i : I* e f ■tu.u r-. n»> K ray xt the IV}M-ck*x» hoapttal an 1 p f ted I- rea/h here on W< 1 •' ter: -.«-r s • ;r.e A n g h t a!c,-» li.u i i c': s d-- in the p o ifu 'r..., I* o- A - . v s k a h<- aa»d. ta (he l* > g lc a | r e lc r t.H e d ■ U y .Sfale. lh;t h =*.fr.panie« is Jni*in li. rm iirked ihst it w \x ?rr, Tw o other# injured were tr*«t- On the itij: I-Lind, nim ort wer* including th.' Hanyci Tnuting (V»o* Tie,.ping st-«nr for nwiw flight# of TIMES U R G E R f*siton;k!e yr.cxigh that the ioilroy BIG INCREASE Ani.-rban warplai.ea acro-ui Asia ed by Hr Keay and re.eased vest ^oinif ar. und savinK that the (nip* pany Y<>k(*hama C*»ur.lry and Atn er w-n*; r,.>t hit and Fur'ipe e r d a y . erV5»nr» I r ' ;ed to K««ha!a yen je'tr riuli. W ngley 0>n pary, l.'d HfiS laai N l \ ( K K \ N f I H IN K I t K N T O l’t.K \1IONn IN ' TIo xt'd th*' fid that Hut With the I'nitetJ State# In Total dam agca wer*- IKK) t** the terday to di*- •■' the com ing I* k i k Hhiilip a Hadi*) O trpany of Japan P H O T II Xl.l \ K \K <»\ H t M)\M K 1 VM.T/t UI\ I It th* Hibn nnne migni h v« firr;t • *n tr»l o f all |H.mslbI*- alrdroQ ic# a> iHidge bus and $250 to the I’iy- ;.ittve p* %Mlh Hep A kina an d others I-V sf H Xl.l V I XK K II.I> i.rxMi the tor^a-dwa try t'fk g I*r;.rin|l well a# strategic hartxini m Alas­ mckith coupe %ho la no-* b«i k in Kohala With listening t « vs - 4il rv ka and th*- Aleutian#.
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