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RAID KAVIENG- FOR 17TH STRAIGH all: DAY Meeting Of The Chief Rabaul Alsot Attacked AScUs Wan WocnnaoIIeall Miss Fixit Answers MIm fixit 1 Ih aervlra ol the Advertiser's reader on questlnna puzzling you. lo not phone bat mall your question to Ui lixit The Advertiser. Honolulu, and Miss lxlt will do her best to provide a limited number of answers. Question most be In good taste and ot general interest. The right Is reserved to elect the question (or each day' allot ment of answers.

-X vVWWWWWW By SGT. EARL G. WATERS It SMC Combat Correspondent Pointing to a more expeditious tasks which not only bring healing muscles into action but keep their minds occupied with something more than the fact that they are patients in a hospital. Dr. Hughens, a medical officer method of rehabilitating hospital By Planes BY DON CASWELL (United Press Staff CorresDondrnt) 1, i Dear Miss Fixit: Why is it that the femmes insist on mothering Frank Sinatra every time he opens his yap and puts that stupid expression on his kisser? My friend is putting his money on Sinatra's voice as the ized war U.S.

Naval Hospital at Aiea. T. has announced the results of nine months wim almost as mucn service as Captain Ceres, explains that the more difficult problems of this drawing caret, i insist xnai ine warunes (goiis) of industrial therapeutic treat ment. The urogram has been devel program are those suffering from ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, New Guinea, Saturday, Jan. 8 Fighting on the southeastern front of the American beachhead at Cape Gloucester, New Britain, dropped into a lull of intermittent patrol oped under the direction of Cap- some form of neuro psychosis.

"In cases of that nature we have 4 ti taken especial care to find some are drawn oy that nungry iook, crying lor protection. Don't you, huh? JERSEY JOE What a way to talk of your "kinfolk" he's from your neck of the woods. We think it the bow-tie that sets the "gals. He isn't too bad, and you can't stop a guy from tryin' to be another Bins Crosby, not that anyone "cood" be. thing which will keep their minds ling and clashing with Jap forces around Borgen Bay Wednesday occupied.

Sometimes it is possi tain Frederic eres, iiua.j U.S.N., commanding officer, and Captain Hardy V. Hughens, (M.C.) U.S.N. It is believed to be the only one of this nature in operation at a naval hospital. Occupational therapy being nothing new to medical science, it heretofore has been limited to bed ble to do this by assigning them to and Thursday, but Allied airmen continued their blows with their some odd jobs which will vex 5, them, for it is understood that if they are irked about something 17th straight night raid on Kavi eng, New Ireland. trivial they will soon forget other 9 Dear Miss Fixit: My little pal and I are just about at blows.

He contends that Canada Dry sponsored "Informa worries which might have more Mediums Raid Kavlengr Gen. Douglas MacArthur's com MISS FIXIT patients or, in the case of some private hospitals, special facilities serious consequences. Dr. Hughens tion Please" previous to the present sponsor. I say it was Luckr have been provided ior amouiaiory states.

Art Shops munique reported today that Allied medium bombers struck at Kavieng airdrome and other in patients. Equipment Necessary Strike. A steak dinner involved. BIRMINGHAM Hi, y'all! Have the steak on your 'ittle pal he lost the bet. The sponsor previous to the present one WAS Lucky Strike.

Then, we have an art shop where we place some of them to stallations. In the latter form it necessitates PXDenditures of large sums for VIVID HAWAIIANA A striking mural named "Meetinjr of the Chiefs" was recentfy hung with ceremony over the popular bar at Halekai, officers' clubhouse at Waiklkl. Ted Mundorff, assisted by Evelyn Kawamoto, Is the artist who painted this scene from old Hawaii in oils. equipment, materials and person arouse their creative instincts and an interest in perfecting their talents. This has proven valuable nel which are not available to a Naval hospital, especially tinder The air war against Japanese shipping continued without letup as night bombers attacked a Jap cargo ship and a destroyer above Cape Matanalem, New; Ireland.

New Steps Taken in the treatment of patients suf present war conditions. fering from combat fatigue. But Doctors Ceres and Hughens, EBcssnrmessiffiiieia EBsaeEi MIlSTteE IPflaun ILoyonsit In Dengue Ficlit "On the whole the patients are Dear Miss Fixit: Please settle a bet. Were more casualties among the American doughboys overseas caused during World War I by sickness or by being killed in actual combat duty? LEONARD JACKSON According to the V. S.

Army and Navy records, there were 37.553 killed in action; died of wounds received In action. Th number who died from illness contracted while on actual dnty is not available to us. Solomons-based aircraft mean working on the theory that pa pleased to have something to do, It restores confidence in their abil tients should not be discharged while damaged an inter-island steamer near Mussau Island, 100 Outfitting of a larvicide-spray- from Naval hospitals until they are able to do their usual work, have miles northwest of Kavieng. ing motorcycle and publication of ity to perform man sized jobs. We are careful to explain to them the reason they are being assigned to Allied planes from the Solomons an educational booklet were hailed evolved a plan to utilize the various facilities of the hospital plant.

a job. yesterday as important additional steps in the campaign to free the "Industrial Occupational Therapy" they have termed, it. And its application has speeded the recov "And, too, on the basis of their work we are able to determine if they are physically fit to go on Islands of the now-flagging den gue fever epidemic. ery of countless patients. Work Prescribed The motorcycle will be used to Dear Miss Fixit: Does the moon rotate on an axis like the earth or does it just teg along with the earth? Is it possible to see either side of the moon at any time? GRAMPS 8c CRAMPS The moon revolves about the earth from west to east.

The period of the moon's revolution about the earth with reference to th sun is about 29 1 days, with reference to stars, about 27 days. The moon rotates while revolving so that it always presents nearly the same face to us; nearly one half of her surface is therefore never seen from the earth. spray breeding spots of mosqui Under the direction of the at again swept over Rabaul, strafing gun position and dock installations near Ralauna Point and destroying two barges loaded with Jap troops in Blanche Bay. Gain In New Guinea Allied troops were reported progressing in New Guinea, where a force of Australians was driving north along the Huon Peninsula. The Aussies occupied Kelanoa village, about 11 'miles below Sio.

Evidence that downtown business men and concerns holding interests there generally are in favor of the city-county planning commission's master plan street layout for the central business district was presented yesterday in the appearance of only seven persons at a public hearing in the matter. Of those seven, five expressed their approval of the plan and two appeared to seek clarification as to how it would specifically affect properties in which they were interested. It was pointed out by members toes. The booklet will be distrib tending medical officer, a patient is assigned to work which will de liberty. In most cases, if the patient is not able to participate in the program he is not able to be on liberty." Aid To Diagnosis Dr.

Hughens points out that the program has also proven to be an aid to correct diagnosis. "A large number of patients en uted to all inter-island air travelers in an effort to keep the disease mand the use of muscles in need of establishments to locate along the highway." Commissioner Edward A. Bolles admitted that such been the commission's decision but pointed out that growth of the city is being directed toward Waikiki and Kaimuki district "We may find it necessary," he said, "to modify our former decision." Engineer Houghtailing recommended that the membership make a -thorough study of the situation and draft some definite stand upon which to base future petitions for the establishment of business along Kapiolani Blvd. beyond Kalakaua Ave. -On the basis of his recommendation, a reply to the petition presented yesterday was postponed.

Four requests for subdivision of land were approved at the meet from spreading to other islands. treatment. The doctor prescribes the type and amount of work the patient is able to do, and the length of time he will be permitted to work with stipulated rest peri and in general has been a distinct ter the hospital claimiBg disability adjunct to medical treatment. which is not readily discernible. "Through it we have been able Air patrols supporting the drive destroyed or put out of service 13 Jap barges, while American patrols moving on Sio from captured Saidor were reported in light contact with the Japs near Sel.

nine miles below the Saidor beachhead. Dear Miss Fixit: This is very important there is a $500 War Bond on this ques- tion. Who is known to have been (or still is) the world's greatest wrestler? DAVID A. OSWALD, FIc Atta Boy, David! That $500 will look mighty good to you later. You probably have Jim Londos in mind but there are a half dozen or more grapplers held in equal repute with Londos.

Assignment to work may develop objective findings or the patient may find himself able to work and cheerfully return to duty," he to determine the patients' ability to perform duties. After all, the only sure way to certify a patient fit for duty is for the patient to of the commission that the plan has received wide publicity over the past several months. Planning Engineer George K. Hough-tailing has been asked to appear before several civic and other organizations to explain the effects Supplementing work assign have demonstrated his ability to perform work comparable to the duties which his rate requires of ing, two were tentatively approved and one was held up for further of such a layout, and he told the commission yesterday that many 1944 Budget individuals' have come to his city mlormation from the petitioner. In the absence of Chairman J.

Volunteers Help So far the program has been 9 Dear Miss Fixit: Please give date of the last meeting of Ohio State and Kotrt Dame. AL OZZIE Notre Dame last played Ohio State in 1936; beat the' Buckeyes, 7 to 2. will answer your other question at a later date. hall office to make investigations ments are organized gymnastics and athletic activities. Gymnastics, although likely to prove bore-some to the patient, have the advantage of being a known "dose." However, the work program is superior in that it stimulates a certain amount of interest.

Of Humane of it. D. Mclnerny, who is ill. Vice Chairman J. Howard Ellis conduct Get Endorsement The plan has also received writ ed both the public hearing and the concerned only with "up" patients.

The bed patients are cared for ilnder a program which is supervised by the hospital but carried out by volunteer civilian ten endorsement from several or ganizations, the engineer said. Games Treatment In the case of athletics, care is workers. Generally, he told the commission, there has been little unfavorable Society Set J. Howard Ellis, president of the Humane Society, yesterday submitted; the 1944 budget of the society to Mayor Petrie and the board of supervisors, asking for This work is performed mostly criticism of the proposals as sug business meeting. Isle Delegate Is Featured In Column taken to match the patients equally so that they will not become conscious of any inadequacy which their illness might cause.

by a group of occupational therapists working under Mrs. L. N. gested. 9 Dear Miss Fixit: Please give me the cast in the picture, "Of Mice And Men." What part did Lon Chaney, Jr.

play, and am I correct in saying that Chicago is the world's largest railroad center? NICK Chicago is not the greatest railroad center in the world it is one of the greatest. Chaney played "Lennie," the moron. The cast: Burgess Meredith, Betty Fields, Chaney, Charles Bick-ford, Roman Bohnen, Bob Steele, Noah Beery, Oscar O'Shca, Granville Bates and Leigh Whipper. Dowsett of Honolulu. The Red Those who appeared at yester Some of the methods used in day's hearing were John McComb, representing Bishop Estate; LeRoy Cross, under Miss Eleanor Tierny, also has a program of arts and crafts to aid bedridden patients.

providing therapy from simple games are ingenious. For example. 511,500. The society maintains a pound for stray animals at Moiliili and carries on other services which C. executive of the H.

C. D. Earl Midkiff Hawaiian checkers are played with weighted Both groups carry on their work ods. He specifies any tasks which the patients shall not be permitted to do. The forms of work vary according to the patient.

He may be assigned to anything from running an elevator to driving a tractor on the hospital farm. The latter assignment is especially beneficial in that the patient not only receives needed exercise but enjoys the valuable sun rays at the same time. Staff Responsible Care is taken to explain to the members of the staff, who administer the program, their responsi-j bility in being a part of the treat-l ment. And under this policy the staff members have come to regard the program as part of their regular duties and pride themselves in its success. The patient's progress is meticulously noted on daily reports to the medical officer and as to the patient improves the "dose" is increased.

Labor Not Motive The entire program is administered by two men who have the interests of their patients health always uppermost. "Although we have found it convenient to assign patients to activities within our hospital, our primary- motive is the patients' recovery," explains Dr. Ceres, a flight surgeon of more than 30 years naval service. "It is not the purpose of the program to obtain patient labor. Therapy valuable to the patient is foremost." "Our; plan," says Captain Ceres, "is merely utilizing the already established facilities of the hospital plant, without which we could not carry on our program." Prom the laundry to the electric shop, from the galley to the farm, one will see patients engaged in pieces varying from a few pounds Trust Co.

executive; Alfred Vier would otherwise have to be pro WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP) to huge 30. pound men. in the wards, offering various arts and crafts such as leather tooling, weaving, clay modeling and air ra and Charles Neal, junior cham Delegate Joseph Farrington of vided for directly by the city-coun ty- Swimming is by far the most the 1 erntory of Hawau today ber of commerce; Ernest Akina, realtor, and T. Lyum, property plane model building.

9 Dear Miss Fixit: Which is right? I say Orson Welles broadcast that the "Men from Mars" landed Hallowe'en night in '39 or '40; my friend says '37. ZEKE BONO II. G. Wells novel "War of the Worlds" was dramatized by Orson Welles on a Sunday night, October 30, 1938. Mr.

Ellis said that there is an urgent need for an additional was featured ih the Washington Times-Herald's daily column of beneficial for those who are able. Horse shoe pitching, bowling, volley ball and the medicine ball are Such arts and crafts require owner. A petition for a change in zon interviews with capital promi pound man to handle the work of ing from "hotel and apartment" to nents, and was quoted as saying special equipment and personnel not usually found in a naval hospital. Therefore the administration welcomes these groups and coordinates their activities. "business," involving a site be he enjoyed representing Hawaii caring for impounded animals.

He etimated that there are 30,000 dogs on Oahu today and that this tween Hauoli and Pumehana Sts. in Congress "but I can tell you on Kapiolani brought up now I'll be glad to get back home to my newspaper work number is steadily increasing. "We have found," says Dr. among the commissioners yesterday a discussion as to whether the "Every dollar of the city-coun after the war is 9 Dear Miss Fixit': Some of the boys got together on a "beer bust" and an argument developed as to which State raises the biggest and best rnules, Missouri or Texas. THE GANG Texas Is the answer.

It says here (our book of reference) Texas ranks as the leading State in the value of all live stock which includes mules and horses. "I enjoy the large number ot ty appropriation for this work comes back to it many fold in body will abide by its former decision in the matter of business on committee assignments I have," that boulevard or will make cer license fees, public service, and Farrington said, "but I don't get to vote and that takes away tain modifications. also utilized. Mobile Library Other features of the hospital which can be classified as therapeutic are the mobile library, providing readily accessible reading for all bed patients, the individual ear phones offering the patient a choice of radio stations without disturbing his neighbor, and the educational courses which offer the patient a chance to study for advancement and improvement while he is confined. Results of Program "The results," beams Dr.

Hughens, "have justified the program's existence. It has raised morale, scat the men back to duty earlier betterment of community 'condi Hughens, "their work to be valuable in preventing general deterioration in patients bedfast over an extended period. It improves their spirit and makes them more susceptible to future rehabilitation. As the patient becomes ambulatory he is transferred from arts and crafts to industrial therapy." "The board long ago decided," much of the fun." In describing the delegate, th said Commissioner Thomas Vance, that business on Kapiolani should Times-Herald columnist said, tions," he stated. "Dog license collections in 1943 were approximately $20,000, due mainly to our own efforts in collections, enforcement of the law, and substantial here something about his gracious, friendly ways that re end at Kalakaua avenue.

The boulevard originally was designed to move traffic swiftly, and the board decided, it will be recalled, that that purpose should not be minds you of the hospitality of Both Miss Tierny and Mrs. Dow the islands that are ms home. newspaper advertising and pub licity. sett expressed vthe opinion that NOTE TO JOHN L. TURPIN, CSA: That radio you left in the lady's car is awaiting you at our desk.

NOTE: Will the lady who called regarding a piano, please call again. HUMOR (From The Army, Navy Journal): British sailor: "Battleships? Why the flagship, of our navy is so big the captain travels around the deck in an automobile!" American Gob: "That's nothing. The galley of our flag ship i so big the cook has to go through the Irish stew in a submarine see if the potatoes are done." Brooklyn Field Moad. His voice is warm with hidden mirth as he expresses his regret they were understaffed in their work. "We are proud of our plant, and defeated by permitting business the work we are doing in Hono at the lack of music and palm trees to add a bit of Hawaiian atmosphere to his office." lulu.

We most earnestly and cordially invite you to call on us and see for yourselves what we arc doing. In order that this impor Y-Hlail Murderer tant work may not be curtailed but expanded, we respectfully ask your favorable action on our budget as submitted." Would Mclp Twining Has Relatives Here THE OS TOE PAY- FF Mantled En Hatvaii 27 Persons Die In Collision ERICA'S A KINGMAN, Jan. 7 (UP). Twenty-seven persons were killed and eight others critically Maybe the City-County civil service commission wants speedy service on its request for information concerning- an applicant for the job of poi inspector, or maybe someone made a mistake. At any rate a return addressed envelope enclosed by the commission in a letter to officials of the Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.

yesterday carried 23 cents in postage, including- a 20-cent clipper stamp. The HRT office is two blocks from the city hall. 0 1 BOOK injured today when a Santa Fe Maj. Gen. Nathan Twining who assumed command of the 15th U.

S. air force from Maj: Gen. James Doolittle this Week and predicted the Allies knock out the Luftwaffe soon, is a ka-maaina of Hawaii, by marriage In 1S32 he married Miss Maude McKeever, daughter of A. M. McKeever, assistant manager cf Lihue plantation on Kauai and Mrs.

McKeever. Mrs. Twining if a sister of Mrs. Richard Pen-hallow of Aiea. Mrs.

Twining is presently liv railway freight tram and a bus Oahu Prison Adriano Domingo, found guilty of the murder of Helen R. Sakamoto on Kauai on August 3, was executed by hanging in Oahu Prison Friday morning. After spending an hour with the Rey. Father Valentin H. Franckx, prison chaplain, Domingo was led to the gallows.

His arms were securely bound by leather straps, the noose was placed about his neck at 8:08 a.m. the trap was dropped and at 8:27 a.m. Dr. S. Clifton Culpepper pronounced him der-d." The man was first asked for a statement, but refused to speak.

No one has claimed the body. It was buried in the afternoon in the prison plot in Makiki 10 OF THE WA collided near here. Those killed were aviation cadets from the nearby Kingman gunnery school. They were pas i ft; sengers in the bus. (m Steaks -Chops Chickens Bluepoint Oysters "FIXE ST FOOD IN TOWN" Wit Open A Jtf.

to 10 P.M. HOWDY" REYNOLDS Sole Owner 2464 KALAKAUA ing in Charlotte, N.C., with their iliree children, Richard, Nathan and Alice. The distinguished flier recently was commanding general of American air forces in the Solomon islands. Before proceeding to his new assignment in the European theater, he visited his wife's relatives and friends here. Maj.

Gen. Twining has been an ace pilot for over 20 years. Gen. Doolittle, whom' he succeeds, is expected to leave for Britain to take command of the 8th U. S.

air force which comprises the largest concentration of American planes in any war theater. When you rad the cold factual accounts of battle how many miles gained, prisoners and weapons captured, casualties don't you find yourself wanting to know how the battle actually took place and how it must have felt to take an active part in it? Captain Ingersoll learned all these answers the hard way as an actual combatant -and relates them with such vivid accuracy that Colonel a Joseph I. Greene, editor of The Infantry Journal, writing in the New York Times Book Review, calls his book THE BATTLE IS THE PAY-OFf "America's No. I Book of the War Outsiders Aided Coup In Bolivia WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP) Secretary of State Cordell Hull -aid tonight he believed "unfriendly forces" outside Bolivia aided in the Villarroel coup d'etat.

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