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WE PUBLISH LOCAL LEADING JAPANESE AND WORLD’S DAILY ON LATEST HAPPENINGS ISLAND OF HAWAII VOL. XXXV HILO, HAWAII, T. H., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1941 NO. 9113 German Plans to Raze Spanish Legation SEN. THOMS Belgrade Made Public Reduced to Ashes PEKING, Nov. 27—W’hipped up * WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 — It by an unusually stiff wind raging was learned yesterday that Ger a conflagration last night razed p k BACKS J A a many’s army plans to raze Bel OF B RMMSK the administrative office of the grade, capital of Jugoslavia, in a Spanish legation laying waste fierce bombing planned to alter the property estimated at 10,000 yens. guerilla activities of the Chetniks SAID CONTII OF FORftlA AND PURPOSE IN SERVING UNITED STATES The blaze originated in the ad and Serbs who have continuously ministrative office at 10:30 p. m. AGREES ON NATIONAL UNITl resisted German attempts of oc and reached gigantic proportions AS BELIEVED BY Lecture Meeting: Is Successful With C r o w d Formula Presented to Envoys by Cordell Hull cupying their homeland. as a result of the wind and was JACL This information was obtained Attending: to Famili^irize On Conduct extinguished after the firemen fier Yesterday at State Department; from intelligence services, it was SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27 — cely battled the flames for hours. reported, and the Nazis have made , In Time of Crisis End of Talks In Air Despite the occasional furore thal The administrative office cover up their mind to launch their final arise in the sensational press, ing approximately 2,000 square assault on Belgrade. Another timely occasion was feet was completely razed. sources of information available tc By T. KATO federal officials have been enlarg added to the annals of Hilo with cell effort of alien totalitarian waj ed since the last war and false al the successful completion of the of life, second, organize their dis WASHINGTON, Nov. 26_A t 2:30 p. m. today Ambass- public lecture meeting last night at unity, third, eliminate fear, four arms are readily allayed through j ador Hu Shiah and a special Chinese envoy conferred with official channels, was the assuran TOJD SCORES the Yamatoza theater with a rec th, waken confidence in our gov i Roosevelt for almost 30 minutes. Immediately after which ce given by Elbert D. Thomas, se. ord crowd attending. ernment, five, waken our sense ol nator from Utah, to Mike Masa- With “old Clory” displayed on responsibility for all action indivi. ! State Secretary Hull and Roosevelt met at the White House. oka, national secretary and field AT BANKERS the background and T. R. Saiki as dual or representative of govern Secretary of State Hull then returned to the State de executive of the JACL. in a re toastmaster, Dr. E. M. Kuwahara m ent. partment and conferred with chief of the far eastern division spoke in behalf, of the Japanese cent communication. Land of Opportunity Hamilton, Assistant chief of the fareastern division Valen Association, sponsor of the lecture CLUB DINNER “We forget how our ancestors Although in times like these fin ANGER JAPAN meeting. Japanese movies was tine and State department adviser Homberg. gers of suspicion point in all direc got our ways of life after much CLAIMS NATIONAL SPIRIT OF shown prior to the lecture. TOO SERIOUS A THREAT TO At 5 p. m. Nomura and Kurusu called at the State de- tions. too much credence is not hardships. Our ancestors came tc ALLEVIATING ECONOMIC TOLERATE, SAYS JAPAN I partment and conferred Hull, Homberg, Valentine and Ham- readily giveen to everyone who Mr. Pakele Speaks start life in strange land only with STRENGTH IGNORED TIM ES wishes to make an accusation, to Chairman of the law enforce the wish of finding land of oppor- I ilton. ment division of the major disas■ tunity where careful management those who wish to utilize the cir TOKYO, Nov. 27—Premier To- ter council, Peter N. Pakele, next and hard labor would make their TOKYO, Nov. 27 — The Japan By CLARKE KAWAKAm cumstances to pick their own bon jo speaking before 400 nation’s fi spoke displaying the chart con■ children enjoy a better standard Times and Advertiser in the morn es of contention, the senator de nancial leaders at a dinner held at SW ilMING COURSE WASHINGTON, Nov. 23—Press taining the method of function of ing edition editorially commenting clared. the Bankers Club last evening de of living. men crowded around Ambassador the law enforcement body of the on the concentration of Chungking rided foreig-n commentators who “If we do not believe in it we Nomura and special envoy Sabui’o He referred to a recent article disaster council. He gave a de forces along the northern frontier forecast that Japan would crumble have no business here. IS BEING OFFERED ICurusu when they reached the by J. Edgar Hoover, director of “Defend our way of living, once of French Indo-China declares this the economic ally early to outset tailed account of the functions. State department at 5 p. m. today the Federal Bureau of Investiga Mr. Pakele in his speech asked situation presents too serious a Sino hostilities declaring, “They lost we may never regain it. but the Japanese officials refused tion who said; “The experience of “In regard to unity, every citi threat for the Japanese to tole UP TO SATURDAY quite ignored our national spirit the assembled to take full care of to comment on the questions ask the FBI in coping with foreign their homes and then take care of zen can help to protect our nation ra te . agents, spies, and saboteurs has in appraising Japans’ economic ed by the reporters. their places of business as “the law al duty. Weld these nationals into Estimating approximately 300,- W ater safety instructor’s class stre n g th .” Ambassador Nomura’s only an- conclusively illustrated that the , enforcement body is asking the one corporation. There are many 000 Chungking troops are station es have been started at the Hilo great mass of aliens and citizens Tojo emphasized the categorical sv/er was “we are in continuous public to help them to help the economic classes—^work to reduce ed close to the Indo-China border, Yacht club and the Girls Scout of foreign birth are loyal to Am importance of establishing and the Times says, “It is still a mat contact with Japan and so far have public.” Twenty-two committees the barriers. Camp since November 24 and will erica, devoted to the principles of operating economic policies “in ac not received any especially import and their functions were outlined “Unity must be mutqal to all ter of conjecture how far the Ja continue until Saturday, Novem democracy. Nothing could contri cordance with our basic national ant and new instruction” when which composes of crime, trans classes and groups. The Army be panese are countering this mili ber 29. bute more to recruiting fifth col policies” especially in light of the questioned whether the confeience portation, electricity, censor, com lieves it is the greatest opportunity tary situation that will push their The 30-hour course is to prepare umnists than unfounded hccusa- fact that Japan is engaged in the front. But Kunming or Yunnanfu, instructors to teach American Red showed any signs of progress. creation of the east Asia prosper!- munication, personnel, law and or in the history of Hawaii as well as tions or unjust oppresive measures center of the present Chungking Cross Water Safety and Swim 5 ---- ty sphere. der, fire, water’ highway, medical, the United States to assist to ob against them.” front, is hardly likely to be left out ■' WASHINGTON, Nov. 26— Sec health. Red Cross, law, finance and tain unity. You must strive and ming Courses. Successful compel- The Premier said, “In the final of Japanese strategic plan.” retary of State Cordell Hull pre Senator Thomas expressed his supplies, country districts, educa sacrifice to obtain unity. tion of the course will entitle the analysis all problems are depend The Times adds, “If their range sented to Ambassador Nomura and complete accord with Masaoka of tion, rescue, airraid, religions, re Instructor to teach 6 Red Cross ent on man — it is sincerity and On Equal Plane of strategy extends as far as the special envoy Kiu’usu a proposal the need for national unity betwe creation and mortuary. courses: Beginner Swimming, In faith which makes any organiza “The Japanese young men are Burma road ,at present the only from the United States which is en native Americans and their fel Kiyoshi Okuho of the Hawaii termediate Swimming, Swimmer, tion or machinery operate smooth now safe and associating inti artery for Chungking military ma believed to contain American idea low citizeens of other nationalities Hochi, Hilo branch, translated the Advanced Swimmer, Junior Life ly and without hitch.” mately with other Americans from chine, any forthcoming clash in of peaceful settlement of the Paci or foreign birth. “We caimot af speech in Japanese for the good Saving and Senior Life Saving. Finance Minister Okinori Kaya all walks of life. They live in the Yunnan must necessarily be or Preliminary work in Life Sav fic problem. ford a feeble or divided loyalty,” addressing the same gathering de of the old. same place, have same food, same fairly grandiose scale.” ing was done by John Beukema, The State department announ he asserted, “and the creation of clared, “The government complet Commanding officer of the 22nd training and same hardships. director of the Hilo Center and ced as follows: real loyalty is the common task of ed ways and means of meeting the battalion, 299th Infantry, Charles “The boys are solving their prob- Harold Arnold, Boy Scout execu “In regard to the U.

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