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Hawai'i War Records Depository Photographs: Jan-Jun 1942


Gas Demonstration
  • WAR RECORD #83
  • DESCRIPTION: Bellows Fld. Gas Demonstration
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 8 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Gas Decontamination Class Graduates. AT BELLOWS FIELD-A vivid demonstration of the best preventive measures against poison gas attack was given Monday afternoon at Bellows Field. Several detachments of men in a master class of the decontamination school took part. They are pictured above in the middle of smoke cloud as they move to protect both personnel and field equipment.

Gas Demonstration
  • WAR RECORD #84
  • DESCRIPTION: Bellows Fld. Gas Demonstration
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Gas Demonstration
  • WAR RECORD #85
  • DESCRIPTION: Bellows Fld. Gas Demonstration
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Gas Demonstration
  • WAR RECORD #86
  • DESCRIPTION: Bellows Fld. Gas Demonstration
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Red Cross Aid
  • WAR RECORD #87
  • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross Aid at Kaahumanu Sch.
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Red Cross Aid
  • WAR RECORD #88
  • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross Aid at Kaahumanu Sch.
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Red Cross First Aid
  • WAR RECORD #89
  • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross first aid at Kaahumanu Sch.
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: Adv
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Miss Ross in Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #100
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type), showing interior with Miss Edean Ross
  • HWRD DATE: 20-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 20 Mar 2000
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION: Six hundred of these splinter proof shelters are being erected on Oahu by the office of civilian defense. Miss Edean Ross of the military governor's office points to one of the rules governing conduct in shelters during an air raid alarm.


Miss Ross in Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #101
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type) in down town Honolulu [Edean Ross of Military Governor's Office]
  • HWRD DATE: 6-Jun-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #102
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type) on Central Intermediate School grounds.
  • HWRD DATE: 3-Jun-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #103
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type) on Central Intermediate School grounds
  • HWRD DATE: 3-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 3 Jun 1943
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SCHOOLS IN WAR SERVICE. Symbolic of the contribution of public and private schools toward the winning of the war is the scene above at Central Intermediaate school on Emma St. Most of the open spaces at schools throughout the territory fromerly used for play and open air classes have been taken up by air raid shelters to serve the neighborhood as well as school children. Many school rooms have been converted into first aid stations. Rising to this emergency, public and private schools have cooperated with the military government to the fullest extent. Many schools have been taken over almost entirely for military use.


Digging Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #105
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (trench) being dug by volunteers (parents and big brothers) at Thomas Jefferson School
  • HWRD DATE: 10-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 10 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: DIGGIN IN: More than a thousand parents and big brothers of Honolulu public school children turned in a vigorous workout Sunday when they pitched in with picks and shoveled several thousand yards of zig-zagging air raid trenches at school grounds. This corps of volunteers is pictured at work at Thomas Jefferson school.


Digging Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #106
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (trench) being dug by volunteers (parents and big brothers) at Thomas Jefferson School
  • HWRD DATE: 10-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Excavation for Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #107
  • DESCRIPTION: Steam shovel excavating for air raid shelter (covered type)
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
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Excavation for Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #108
  • DESCRIPTION: Steam shovel excavating for air raid shelter (covered type)
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
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School Children in Air Raid Trenches
  • WAR RECORD #109
  • DESCRIPTION: School children in air raid trenches at McKinley High School
  • HWRD DATE: 4-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Children at Air Raid Shelter
  • WAR RECORD #110
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelters (trenches) and school children at McKinley High School
  • HWRD DATE: 4-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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McKinley High School Children in Air Raid Trenches
  • WAR RECORD #111
  • DESCRIPTION: School children in air raid trenches at McKinley High School
  • HWRD DATE: 4-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Trenches Safeguard Boys, Girls AIR RAID ALARM FINDS MICK PUPILS ON ALERT The students knew it was only an air raid drill, but they beelined for their trenches as if they had seen the Rising Sun, emblem on a plane with machine guns spouting .50 calibre slugs at them. In exactly 2 minutes 45 seconds, the campus at McKinley high school was cleared of every one of more than 2,000 students. That's how serious they take this matter of air raid practices at McKinley, which accounts for their snappy response to orders. By Lawrence Nakatsuka.


Wardens Associated with Honolulu Star-Bulletin
  • WAR RECORD #113 (See also #114, & #159)
  • DESCRIPTION: Wardens associated with Honolulu Star-Bulletin
    Front row, L. to R., Manuel Gomes, David Cordeiro, Ralph Perez
    Second row: Walter Cho, Manuel Joseph, Frank Matthys, A.P. Gomes, Ben C. Stearns
    Third row: Alex Soares, Charles Teves, Charles Treu, Walter R. Johnson, Manuel Bisho, Lenley Hawksworth
    Back row: William Ham, Joseph Gomes, Ernest Stenberg, Abel Nascimento, Riley H. Allen
  • HWRD DATE: 4-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Wardens who are associated with The Honolulu Star-Bulletin: Left to right, front row-Manuel Gomes, David Cordeiro, Ralph Rerex. Second row-Walter Cho, Manuel Joseph, Frank Matthys, A.P. Gomes, Ben C. Stearns. Third row; Alex Soares, Charles Teyes, Charles Treu, Walter R. Johnson, Manuel Bisho, Lenley Hawksworth. Back row-William Ham, Joseph Bomes, Ernest Stenberg, Abel Nascimenia and Riley H. Allen, Gen. Emmons, Governor Poindexter and others praised the work that is being done by the wardens here who now number several thousand. During his tribute to the work of the wardens, Gen. Emmons warned that Hawaii, because of its strategic location and importance, may be bombed again, "and in strength."


Wardens Review by Inspection Group
  • WAR RECORD #114 (See also #113, #158 & #159)
  • DESCRIPTION: Wardens review, inspection group
    L. to R.: Governor Poindexter, Frank H. Locey, Paul L. Carter[,] Charles J. Henderson, General Emmons, Benjamin W. Thoron,
  • HWRD DATE: 4-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: The inspection group. Left to right, Governor Poindexter, Frank H. Locey, civilian defense director; Paul L. Carter, chief of wardens; Charles J. Henderson, assistant to Mr. Locey; Gen. Emmons, and Benjamin W. Thoron, special representative of the Interior department and civilian defense adviser to the military governor.


Warden's Headquarters of Prescinct 29
  • WAR RECORD #115
  • DESCRIPTION: Wardens: Headquarters Precinct 29, Section 15, Zone 3, home of Mr. & Mrs. Hubert K. Dalton, 4559 Kahala Avenue
  • HWRD DATE: 9-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 9 June 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: QUARTERS FOR WARDENS: Headquarters of Precinct 29, Section 15, Zone 3, are located at 4559 Kahala Ave., the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert K. Dalton, who have made quarters available to the 75 wardens in that district. Mr. Dalton, who is precinct headquarters warden, and his wife, who is a day warden for the block, are pictured in the blacked out headquarters with their Great Dane. [By] King.


Depositors Filing Claim Applications at Sumitomo Bank
  • WAR RECORD #125
  • DESCRIPTION: Depositors filing claim applications at Sumitomo Bank, alien establishment closed by government
  • HWRD DATE: 29-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Edward P.S. Loo Displays Winning Poster for Army Benefit Show
  • WAR RECORD #128
  • DESCRIPTION: Winning poster for army benefit show being exhibited by artist Edward P.S. Loo, 21, member Hawaii Territorial Guard
  • HWRD DATE: 16-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 16 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WINNING POSTER ARTIST: Here is Edward P.S. Loo, 21, member of the Hawaii Territorial Guard, with the poster which he prepared and which will be used in advertising the forthcoming United National Review, army benefit show. His poster won first prise in a recent contest. Mr. Loo was graduated from McKinley high school in 1938 and since then has been specializing in advertising and display poster and art work. The posters were printed by The Star-Bulletin.


General Emmons Decorates Officers and Men of Submarine Trout
  • WAR RECORD #129
  • DESCRIPTION: Lt. General Emmons decorates officers and men of submarine Trout
    Lt. Cmdr. Frank W. Fenno standing at left
  • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 18 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: THE ARMY HONORS THE NAVY: Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, commanding general of the Hawaiian department, decorates the officers and men of the submarine Trout at ceremonies held today at Pearl Harbor, in recognition of their successful performance of a mission for the war department in enemy controlled waters. At the left is Lt. Cmdr. Frank W. Fenno, captain of the Trout. Standing behind the general is Lt. Col. E.B. Whisner, secretary of the general's staff.


Blackout Blinds for Windows
  • WAR RECORD #156
  • DESCRIPTION: Blackout blinds designed for windows
  • HWRD DATE: 21-Mar-42
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Blackout Blinds for Windows
  • WAR RECORD #157
  • DESCRIPTION: Blackout blinds designed for windows
  • HWRD DATE: 21-Mar-42
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Wardens on Review
  • WAR RECORD #158 (See also #113, #114, & #159)
  • DESCRIPTION: Wardens on review, May 3, 1942
  • HWRD DATE: 4-May-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Part of the group of the wardens who passed in review.


Lt. Gen. Emmons Addressing Wardens
  • WAR RECORD #159 (See also #113, #114, & #158)
  • DESCRIPTION: Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons addressing wardens, May 3, 1942
  • HWRD DATE: 4-May-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: AT WARDENS REVIEW: Scenes at the review of Honolulu wardens at the Honolulu stadium Sunday. Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, commanding general of the Hawaiian department, and military governor of the territory, addressing the assembly.


Bomb Crater Made by Enemy Plane
  • WAR RECORD #175
  • DESCRIPTION: Bomb crater made by bomb dropped by enemy plane in a wooded area above Roosevelt High School on March 4, 1942.
  • HWRD DATE: 5-Mar-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 5 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WHERE BOMB FELL: Here is one of the craters made when four medium sized bombs were dropped from an enemy plane in a wooded area above Roosevelt high school at about 2:10 a.m. Wednesday. Trees about the crater were shattered by the explosion. Army men are pictured examining the crater.


Two Army Nurses at Air Raid Shelter on Grounds of Japanese Hospital
  • WAR RECORD #177
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type) on grounds of Japanese Hospital, Kuakini Street, Honolulu, showing two army nurses.
  • HWRD DATE: 3-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 3 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: AIR RAID SHELTER, 1942 STYLE: Honoluluans working on air raid shelters, can get some timely tips on construction from those in the grounds of the Japanese hospital on Kuakini St., taken ever by military authorities after the war started. Emerging from the entrance of the one pictured are, left to right, Lt. Eleanor Anleson and Lt. Mildred Fraser of the army nursing service. Steel helmets and gas masks complete their trim uniforms.


Two Army Nurses on Grounds of Japanese Hospital
  • WAR RECORD #178
  • DESCRIPTION: Air raid shelter (covered type) on grounds of Japanese Hospital, Kuakini Street, Honolulu, showing two army nurses.
  • HWRD DATE: 3-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Miss Betty Pattison Wears Retailers for Victory Lapel Emblem
  • WAR RECORD #250
  • DESCRIPTION: Retailers for Victory!
    Miss Betty Pattison wearing the retailers' lapel emblem being worn by Honolulu salespeople during "Retailers for Victory Week". (Liberty House)
  • HWRD DATE: 30-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SMILES WITH STAMPS AND BONDS: Retailers for victory! Helping the campaign for War Bonds and Stamps is smiling. Miss Betty Pattison, wearing the retailer's lapel emblem which is being worn by all Honolulu salespeople during the present drive. First day of the campaign, Monday, brought out a splendid response.


Mayor Lester Petrie Buys War Stamps
  • WAR RECORD #251
  • DESCRIPTION: Mayor Lester Petrie buys war stamps from M.L. Berlinger of Liberty House during opening day of "Retailers for Victory Week".
  • HWRD DATE: 29-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 29 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: MAYOR IS EARLY BOND-BUYER: Mayor Lester Peirie was an early morning war bond buyer, appearing at the special bond sales booth at the Liberty House at 9:30. Here M.L. Berlinger, general manager of the Liberth House and representative for the retailers of the U.S. Treasury Department, hands the just purchased bond to the mayor.


Representatives of Issuing Agents for War Bonds in Hawaii
  • WAR RECORD #252
  • DESCRIPTION: Representatives of issuing agents for war bonds in Hawaii. Back row, left to right: Robert McB. Purvis, assistant cashier of Bishop National Bank; Theodore F. Trent, president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hawaii; Postmaster A.P. Lino; Elmer C. Jenkins, manager of American Savings and Loan Association.
    Front row, left to right: Kam Tai Lee, assistant cashier of Liberty Bank; Colonel Charles N. Stevens, Hawaiian Department war bond officer; E.L. Clissold, district manager of State Building and Loan Association Masayuki Tokioka, treasurer of International Building and Loan Association.
  • HWRD DATE: 29-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 29 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: THEY AID WAR BOND CAMPAIGN: These representatives of issuing agents for war bonds in Hawaii have won the praise of Administrator Fred H. Kanne for their excellent work. They are, back row, left to right: Robert McB. Purvis, assistant cashier at Bishop National bank; Theodore F. Trent, president, First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Hawaii; Postmaster A.P. Lino; Elmer C. Jenkins, manager, American Savings & Loan Association. Bottom, left to right, are Kam Tal Lee, assistant cashier, Liberty bank; Col. Charles N. Stevens, Hawaiian Department war bond officer; E.L. Clissold, district manager, State Building & Loan Association, and Masayuki Tokioka, treasurer, International Building & Loan Assoication.


Federal Credit Unions Aid in Retailers for Victory Week
  • WAR RECORD #253
  • DESCRIPTION: Federal Credit Unions aid in "Retailers for Victory Week". Representatives of Credit Unions will be stationed in four Honolulu stores to help regular employees sell war stamps.
    Left to right: Fred H. Kanne, administrator of war savings staff in Hawaii; Charles H. Kukea, treasurer of Oahu Teachers No. 3 credit union, who will be at Sears, Roebuck and Co.,; Benjamin F. Lopes, president of Liberty House federal credit union; Leo L. Yerian, treasurer of Honolulu Federal Employees federal credit union, who will be at McInerny's clothing store.
  • HWRD DATE: 29-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 29 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CREDIT UNIONS ASSIST IN DRIVE: Credit Unions on Oahu which are authorized issuing agents for United States war bonds, are assisting in the Retailers for Victory Week Campaign. Representatives of the Credit Unions will be stationed in four Honolulu firms next week to help regular employes sell war stamps. Above, front row, left to right, are Fred H. Kanne, administrator of the war savings staff in Hawaii; and Benjamim F. Lopes, president of the Liberty House federal credit union, who will be at that store. Back row, left right, are Charles H. Kukea, treasurer of the Oahu Teachers No. 3 credit union who will be at Sears, Roebck and Co. and Leo L. Yerian, treasurer of the Honolulu Federal Employes federal credit union who will be at McInterny's clothing store, Fort and Merchant Sts. Credit union representatives will also be stationed at S.H. Kress Co.


Retailers for Victory War Bond and Stamp Campaign Committee
  • WAR RECORD #254
  • DESCRIPTION: Retailers for Victory War Bond and Stamp Campaign Committee.
    Left to right: Lawson H. Riley, president of Retail Board of Honolulu Chamber of Commerce; M.L. Berlinger, representative of the Treasury Department; C.E. Nolan, chairman of bond and stamp committee; Phillip L. Kellerman, Jr., advertising committee; Clifford Stark, secretary of the Retail Board; Arthur El Jones, chairman of advertising committee; W.C. Jahries, chairman of radio committee; L. Porter Dickinson, publicity committee; Gordon W. Emerson, window display; John A. Doyle, bond and stamp committee; W.C. McDernid, chairman of advertising committee; John Gomes, radio committee; John Lai, window display committee.
  • HWRD DATE: 23-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 29 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ALL OUT FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN: Here are members of the Retailers for Victory war bond and stamp campaign committee. Left to right, Lawson H. Riley, president of the Retail board of the Honolulu Chanber of Commerce, sponsor of the campaign; M.L. Berlinger representative of the treasury department; G.E. Nolan, chairman of the bond and stamp committee; Philip L. Kellerman, Jr., advertising committee, Clifford Stark, secretary of the Retail board; Arthur E. Jones, chairman, advertising committee; W.C. Jahries, chairman, radio committee; L. Porter Dickinson, publicity committee; Gordon W. Emerson, window display; John A. Doyle, bond and stamp committee; W.C. McDermid, chairman, advertising committee; John Gomes, radio committee, and John Lai, chairman, window display committee. They're out to smash all records for War Bond sales.


War Bond and Stamp Booth at McInerny's Clothing Store
  • WAR RECORD #255
  • DESCRIPTION: War bond and stamp booth at McInerny's clothing store.
    Left to right: Ethyle Johnson, Betty Manchester
  • HWRD DATE: 30-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SPECIAL WAR BOND-STAMP BOOTH: War stamps and bonds are sold from a special booth at McInery's clothing store, Fort and Merchant Sts., with Ethyle Johnson (left) and Betty Manchester (right) showing here a big sheaf of stamps waiting for the next customer. These young ladies are doing an excellent business for Uncle Sam in the current Retialers for Victory Drive.


Write Your Name on a Bullet War Bond and Stamp Booth at Lions International Convention
  • WAR RECORD #256
  • DESCRIPTION: "Write your Name on a Bullet" war bond and stamp booth at Lions International Convention. Left to right: John F. Stone, past district governor; James P. Sherwood of Maui, district governor; Nolle R. Smith, past district governor; Elsie A.H. Yee, in charge of booth.
  • HWRD DATE: 13-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: BULLETS FOR VICTORY: "This one is for Hitler himself," said James P. Sherwood of Maui, second from the left. Lions club district governor, as he wrote his name today on a 30 caliber rifle bullet at the "Write Your Name on a Bullet" war bond and stamp booth at the Lions International convention at the American Legion clubhouse. With him at the booth are John F. Stone, left, and Nolle R. Smith, oast district governors and Elsie A.H. Yee, in charge of the booth.


Members of Maria Clara Club Who Will Assist in USED Bond Sale
  • WAR RECORD #257
  • DESCRIPTION: Members of Maria Clara Club, Filipino women's organization, who will assist USED bond sales department during Filipino Flag Day broadcast ceremony (from KGU) on Sunday, May 31, 1942.
    Front row, left to right: Edna Ortiz, Ceferina Palarwan, Elaine Badajos, Juanita Demain, Elsie Porlas; back row, left to right: Maxima Dingle, Rose Dias, Rose Reyes, and Mrs. Angeles M. Avecilla, adviser.
  • HWRD DATE: 30-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WILL AID BOND SALE: Members of the Maria Clara club, Filipino women's organization in Hawaii, whose officers, pictured here, will assist officials of the USED bond sales department headed by Capt. C.J. Olds in selling war bonds to Filipinos from KGU during the Filipino Flag Day broadcast ceremony from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Left to right, front row, Edna Ortiz, Ceferina Palarwan, Elaine Badajos, Juanita Demain and Elsie Porlas; second row, Maxima Dingie, Rose Dias, Rose Reyes and Mrs. Angeles M. Avecilla, adviser.


Members of Retail Board Lei Day Bond and Stamp Committee
  • WAR RECORD #258
  • DESCRIPTION: Members of Retail Board Lei Day Bond and Stamp Committee.
    Left to right: Lawson H. Riley, manager of M. McInerny, Ltd., and president of Retail Board; W.C. McDermid, manager of Sears, Roebuck & Co., radio promotion; W.C. Jahries, manager of S.H. Kress & Co., newspaper publicity; M.L. Berlinger, manager of Liberty House, representing U.S. Treasury Department; C.E. Nolan, manager of Hawaiian Electric Co., bond sales committee.
  • HWRD DATE: 6-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 6 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: PLEASED AT RESULTS: Members of the Retail board Lei Day bond and stamp committee smile at the news that the drive resulted in the sale of more than $1,000,000 of bonds and stamps. From left to right they are Lawson H. Riley, manager of M. McInery, Ltd., and president of the Retail board; W.C. McDermid, manager of Sears, Roebuck, and Co., who headed the radio promotion; W.C. Jahries, manager of S.H. Kress & Co., newspaper publicity; M.L. Berlinger, manager of the Liberty House, representing the U.S. Treasury Department and C.E. Nolan [illegible area] manager, Hawaiian Electric Co., bond sales committee, Mr. Berlinger was recently appointed to the division of planning and priorities control, office of the military governor, as coordinator for that division and the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.


Associated Students of Univeristy of Hawaii Buy Series G. Bonds
  • WAR RECORD #259
  • DESCRIPTION: Associated Students of University of Hawaii buy $15,000 in Series G. bonds to open drive for purchase of $1,000,000 in war bonds by American University students.
    Seated, left to right: John Snell, deputy administrator for war savings stamps; Sumie Fujimoto; Fred H. Kanne, administrator; Frederick Tom, president ASUH.
    Standing, left to right: William Mountcastle, alumni representative; Lauretta Akana; Thomas Costello; Phyllis Tam; Theodore (Pump) Searle, graduate manager; Henry Choy.
  • HWRD DATE: 1-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 1 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: BOND CAMPAIGN STARTED: Opening a drive designed to reais $1,000,000 for war bonds by American universities, the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii have sparked the project with an investment of $15,000 ub Series G bonds. Pictured here are, left to right, seated, John Snell, deputy administrator, war savings stamps; Sumie Fujimoto, Fred H. Kanne, administrator; Frederick Tom, UH student body president. Standing, left to right, William Mountcastle, alumni representative; Lauretta Akana, Thomas Costello, Phyllis Tam, Theodore (Pump) Searle, graduate manager, and Henry Choy.


Honolulu Police Relief Association Trustees Buy Series A Defense Savings Bonds
  • WAR RECORD #260
  • DESCRIPTION: Honolulu Police Relief Association trustees buy $20,000 worth of Series A defense savings bonds.
    Seated, left to right: Robert McB. Purvis of Bishop National Bank; police chief W.A. Gabrielson.
    Standing, left to right: Police commissioners E.E. Bodge and Charles F. Weeber.
  • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 27 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: POLICE BENEFIT FUND AIDS DEFENSE: Honolulu Police Relief association trustees purchasing $20,000 worth of Series G defense savings bonds with $14,000 representing unrefunded tickets sold for the annual police benefit football game in December, and $6,000 of other funds, through Robert McB. Purvis, assistant cashier of the Bishop National bank in charge of defense bond sales at that institution. Seated are Mr. Purvis and police chief W.A. Gabrielson. Standing, Police Commissioner E.E. Bodge and Charles F. Weeber.
  • NOTE: This is reverse image from newspaper.


People Waiting to Buy Defense Bonds at Post Office
  • WAR RECORD #261
  • DESCRIPTION: People lined up to buy defense bonds at Honolulu post office.
  • HWRD DATE: 12-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 12 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: DOLLARS FOR VICTORY: Men and women form all walks of life, including not a few from the armed services, are jamming the corridors of the Honolulu postoffice daily, waiting their turn to buy defense bonds and insure victory for the United Nations. Pictured is a small group of bond purchasers.


Boy Scouts Act as Messengers and Aides After Dec. 7th Attack
  • WAR RECORD #269
  • DESCRIPTION: Boy Scouts act as messengers and aides after the Dec. 7 attack.
    Left to right: T.C.S. Walker, coordinator of Major Disaster Council; C. Dudley Pratt Jr.; Jack Warne.
  • HWRD DATE: 7-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 7 Dec 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: EFFICIENT SERVICES: Boy Scouts, acting as messengers and aides during the rush hours following the December 7 attack on Oahu, lived up to their reputation and motto, "Be Prepared." Here O. Dudley Pratt, Jr. is shown receiving a message from T.C.S. Walker, coordinator, major disaster council, while Jack Warne looks on.


Businessmen's Military Training Corps
  • WAR RECORD #271
  • DESCRIPTION: Businessmen's Military Training Corps
  • HWRD DATE: 4-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: LEADERS OF BMTC MOVEMENT: Leaders of the newly organized Businessmen's Training Corps are pictured at Kaplolani park, where mobilization activities were held Sunday. Left to right are Lt. Col. Melvin L. Craig. Hawaiian department provost marshal, assigned by Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons to assist the organization; Earl D. Bourland, BMTC commander; and David R. Owens, J.W. Henry, J.E. Whitlow, C. McDermid, George Murphy, R.F. Hagist and M.A. Mulrony.


Businessmen's Military Training Corps
  • WAR RECORD #272
  • DESCRIPTION: Businessmen's Military Training Corps
  • HWRD DATE: 4-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Convalescent Soldier at St. Louis College Army Hospital
  • WAR RECORD #281
  • DESCRIPTION: Convalescent soldier at St. Louis College Army Hospital. Left to right: Maj. J.P. Bachman, commander of Hospital; Lt. Ione Featherston, army nursing corps; Pfc. Robert Hungate of Beckely, West Virginia; Brother Paul A. Sibbing, President of St. Louis College.
  • HWRD DATE: 6-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 6 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CONVALESCENT: Private First Class Robert Hungate, whose home is in Beckley, W. Va., chats with Maj. J.P. Bachman, left, in command of the St. Louis college army hospital; Lt. Ione Featherston, army nursing corps, and Brother Paul Sibbing, president of the college.


High Mass fo Bataan Heroes
  • WAR RECORD #282
  • DESCRIPTION: Solemn High Mass for Bataan Heroes sponsored by Hawaii Filipino Victory Fund committee.
    In central group, left to right: Rev. Fathers Victorinus Claesen and Hubert Winthagen; Bishop James J. Sweeney; Rev. Fathers Ildephonse Heibges and Robert Schoofs.
  • HWRD DATE: 18-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 18 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: MASS FOR HEROES: Bishop James J. Sweeney, center, presided over a solemn high mass in tribute to Bataan heroes, sponsored this morning by the Hawaii Fillipino Victory Fund committee at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace. Among the clergy assisting were, left to right, the Rev. Fathers Victorinus Claesen, Hubert Winthagen, Ildephonse Heibgesand Robert Schoofs.


Windows Taped as Protection Against Air Raid
  • WAR RECORD #304
  • DESCRIPTION: Protection against air raid, Honolulu. Windows taped as protection against window shattering.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Sandbags before Basement Windows of Bishop Building
  • WAR RECORD #305
  • DESCRIPTION: Protection against air raid, Honolulu. Sandbags before basement windows of Bishop Building.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Sandbag Sentry Box for Protection Against Air Raid
  • WAR RECORD #306
  • DESCRIPTION: Protection against air raid, Honolulu. Sandbag sentry box in front of Mutual Telephone Company.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: Bags for Defense . . . BAGS AND BAYONETS--Alert guards stand watch with rifles and fixed bayonets behind a barricade of sandbags in front of the main building of the Mutual Telephone Co. on Alakea St. This defense scene is typical of scores to be found throughout the city.
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Taped Windows as Protection Against Air Raid
  • WAR RECORD #307
  • DESCRIPTION: Protection against air raid, Honolulu. Window shopping through taped windows.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Sentries and Taped Glass Doors as Protection Against Air Raid
  • WAR RECORD #308
  • DESCRIPTION: Protection against air raid, Honolulu. Sentries and taped glass doors.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Civic Recreation Entertainers
  • WAR RECORD #309
  • DESCRIPTION: Civic Recreation Entertainers.
  • HWRD DATE: 24-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ENTERTAIN MEN IN THE FIELD: Among the most active of the many organizations entertaining service personnel is the traveling troupe sponsored by the city recreation commission and officially directed by Civic Recreation. Here are five attractive girls who give Hawaiian songs and dances. Mrs. H.J. Ziegemeier directs this special feature, and the troupes go by auto to all paarts of Oahu, entertaining many an isolated detachment.


Civic Recreation Entertainers
  • WAR RECORD #310
  • DESCRIPTION: Civic Recreation Entertainers.
  • HWRD DATE: 24-Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FOR NAVY RELIEF FUND--Dancing for the repeat performances given at the International theater today, tomorrow and Sunday, the Tropical Hula Maids Troupe, shown above is one of the drawing cards of the Navy Relief program. Sonny Josiah, the singing newsboy and Mrs. H. Zeigemeyer, member of the relief committee, are co-workers in the drive for funds.


OCD Civilian Casualty Course
  • WAR RECORD #311
  • DESCRIPTION: OCD Civilian Casualty Course. Pictured are Mrs. Marion Warren, left, head nurse at the Kaahumanu first aid station, who will conduct the course, and Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham, head of the women's division of the OCD. Mrs. Dillingham was the first register for the new course.
  • HWRD DATE: 17-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 17 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FIRST TO REGISTER: Instruction in the care of casualties has started here under the supervision of the emergency medical service of the office of civilian defense. Pictured are Mrs. Marion Warren, left, head nurse at the Kaahumanu first aid station, who will conduct the course, and Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham, head of the women's division of the OCD. Mrs. Dillingham was first to register for the new course.


Citizen's Council
  • WAR RECORD #312
  • DESCRIPTION: Citizen's Council.
    Members of the Board of Directors pictured at a conference in Iolani Palace with Guy J. Swope, Director of the division of territories and insular affairs of the Interior Department, with Governor Poindexter.
    Left to right: Chauncey B. Wightman, Attorney Roy A. Vitousek, Chairman; Edward E. Bodge, Frederick D. Lowrey, Mr. Swope, Philip E. Spalding, C.R. Hemenway, Lorrin P. Thurston, Gov. Poindexter, John E. Russell, Edward W. Carden, Louis W. Jongeneel, Charles M. Hite, Secretary of Hawaii; Walter F. Dillingham, Senator Joseph R. Farrington, Rep. Walter J. Macfarlane, behind Senator Farrington; Leslie A. Hicks, president of the Hon. Chamber of Commerce, and Senator William H. Heen.
  • HWRD DATE: 22-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 22 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CITIZENS' COUNCIL MEETING: Members of the board of directors of the newly organized Citizens' council pictured at a conference in Iolani palace with Guy J. Swope, director of the division of territories and insular affairs of the interior department, with Governor Poindexter. Left to right: Chauncey B. Wightman, Attorney Roy A. Vitousek, chairman; Edward E. Bodge, Frederick D. Lowrey, Mr. Swope, Philip E. Spalding, C.R. Hemenway, Lorrin P. Thurston, Governor Poindexter, John E. Russell, Edward W. Carden, Louis W. Jongeneel, Charles M. Hite, secretary of Hawaii; Walter F. Dillingham. Senator Joseph R. Farrington, Rep. Walter J. Macfarlane, behind Senator Farrington; Leslie A. Hicks, president of the Honolulu Chapter of Commerce, and Senator William H. Heen.


First Aid Class at U.S. Customs House
  • WAR RECORD #316
  • DESCRIPTION: First Aid Class at U.S. Customs House. Guard Frank Pennasilico is shown trussed up in a traction leg splint while Guard Burton E. Griswold looks on. Others in the picture left to right are Guards Edward V. Rubie and John B. Kietzman, and Guard Lt. George Robertson.
  • HWRD DATE: 21-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 21 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CUSTOMS MEN PREPARE: These members of the U.S. Customs Service, with other employees in the federal building, are taking first aid courses and otherwise practicing prepardness. Guard Frank Pennasilico is shown trussed up in a traction leg spline while Guard Burton E. Griswold looks on. Others in the picture, left to right, are Guards Edward V. Rubie and John B. Kietzman, and Guard Lt. George Robertson. Four customs cars will become mobile first aid units, and first aid stations will be established in inspectors' offices on the waterfront.


Air Corps Officers and Enlisted Men Receive Silver Star Award
  • WAR RECORD #328
  • DESCRIPTION: Air corps officers and enlisted men at Hickam Field receive Silver Star award.
    Left to right, front row: Lt. Col. Gordon A. Blake, Capt. Frederick O. Hallor, Sgt. Rueben A. Carr, Sgt. Robert J. Haessley, T/sgt. Jack Ol. Ehrke, Pfc. Joseph P. Miszczuk. Back row, Second Lt. Loren A. Stoddard, T/Sgt. Bonnie V. Nabors, Pfc. Paul Mucha, S/Sgt. Charles R. Middaugh and Warrant Officer Anthony A. Albino. (Not in the picture, T/Sgts. Sidney C. Howe and Wilburn K. Hunt.)
  • HWRD DATE: 17-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 17 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: RECEIVE SILVER STAR AWARD: The Silver Star decoration was presented to these air corps officers and enlisted men at Hickam field Thursday for gallantry in the December 7 attack on Oahu. One hundred and one others received the Purple Heart decoration. Silver Star recipients, left to right, front row: Lt. Col. Gordon A. Blake, Capt. Frederick O. Hallor, Sergeant Rueben A. Carr, Sergeant Robert J. Haessley, Technical Sergeant Jack O. Ehrke, Private First Class Joseph P. Miszczuk. Back row, Second Lt. Loren A. Stoddard, Technical Sergeant Bonnie V. Nabors, Private First Class Paul Mucha, Staff Sergent Charles R. Middaugh and Warrent Officer Anthony A. Albino. Not in the picture, Technical Sergents Sidney C. Howe and Wilburn K. Hunt.


International Theatrical Co. Donates to Oahu Recreation and Morale Committee
  • WAR RECORD #331
  • DESCRIPTION: International Theatrical Co. presents donation of $1,261 to Oahu recreation and morale committee, on behalf of Hawaii's Americans of Japanese ancestry.
    Left to right: Fred Matsuo, now with the army and formerly with the theatrical company; Tatsuro Matsuo, manager, International Theater; George J. Russell, program manager; Arthur K. Powlison, recreation committee chairman, and Capt. N.R. Dawley, shift director, civilian defense corps.
  • HWRD DATE: 17-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 17 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: DEFENSE CONTRIBUTION: Officials of the International Theatrical Co., this week presented a donation of $1,261 to the Oahu recreation and morale committee, on behalf of Hawaii's Americans of Japanese ancestry. Shown above are left to right, Fred Matso, now with the army and formerly with the theatrical company; Tatsuro Matsuo, manager, International theater; George J. Russell, program manager; Arthur K. Powlison, recreation committee chairman, and Capt. N.R. Dawley, shift director, civilian defense corps.


Maj. Henry L. Best and Capt. Nash A. Witten
  • WAR RECORD #338
  • DESCRIPTION: Maj. Henry L. Best, left, deputy director of selective service for the territory, and Capt. Nash A. Witten, public relations officer, study the proclamation by Gov. Poindexter ordering registration with the selective service Feb. 14, 15 and 16 of a new group of men, not including those already registered, in the 20 to 44 age group.
  • HWRD DATE: 27-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 27 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: PROCLAMATION ISSUED: Maj. Henry L. Best, left, deputy director of selective service for the territory, and Capt. Nash A. Witten, public relations officer, study the proclamation by Governor Poindexter ordering registration with the selective service Febuary 14, 15, and 16 of a new group of men, not including those already registered, in the 20 to 44 age group.


Army and Navy YMCA Mobile Troupe to Entertain Service Men
  • WAR RECORD #339
  • DESCRIPTION: Army and Navy YMCA mobile troupe to entertain service men.
    Left to right: William G. Green, program secretary at the service Y, who will accompany the unit on its trips; Netha Eckland, violinist and entertainer; Larry Bowen, service Y program secretary, who wills the dual capacity of driver and manager of the unit, and Ethel Bowen, popular vocal star.
  • HWRD DATE: 10-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 10 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT: The Army & Navy YMCA mobile entertainment is ready to roll! Here's the crew of the fully equipped station wagon that will entertain service men all over Oahu, left to right--William G. Green, program secretary at the service Y, who will accompany the unit on its trips; Netha Ecklund, violinist and entertainer, Larry Bowen, service Y program secretary, who fills the dual capacity of driver and manager of the unit, and Ethel Bowen, popular vocal star.


Evacuation Houses
  • WAR RECORD #341
  • DESCRIPTION: Evacuation houses.
  • HWRD DATE: 10-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 10 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Temporary Homes for Use During An Emergency.


Mrs. Cummings Displays Evacuation Kit Articles
  • WAR RECORD #344
  • DESCRIPTION: Suggested articles to be included in an evacuation kit. Mrs. Cummings (Margaret Kamm)
  • HWRD DATE: 20-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 20 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: EVACUATION KIT: Home economics students at Central intermediate school are responsible for this latest kit which, when emptied of food and clothing contents, may be used as a sleeping bag. The kit is desplayed by Margaret Kamm of The Star-Bulletin.


Mrs. Cummings Displays Evacuation Kit
  • WAR RECORD #345
  • DESCRIPTION: Mrs. Margaret Kamm Cummings displays evacuation kit. (Mrs. Roy Cummings)
  • HWRD DATE: 20-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Miss Peggy Monahan
  • WAR RECORD #347
  • DESCRIPTION: Miss Peggy Monahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Monahan of American Factors, is in emergency feeding aide course sponsored by the OCD, and supervised by the home economics division of the Dept. of Public Instruction.
  • HWRD DATE: 5-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 5 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: IN FEEDING AIDE COURSE: Miss Peggy Manahan, daughter of W.W. Monahan of American Factors, and Mrs. Monahan, will learn how to set up and carry a tray in the course on emergency feeding which starts Monday at McKinley high school with 80 Honolulu students enrolled. The course, sponsored by the office of civilian defense, and supervised by the home economics division of the department of public instruction, is designed to provide trained feeding aides for service in emergency cafeteria units. The territorial nutrition committee is assisting with the course.


Fingerprinting of Mayor Petrie and Gov. Poindexter
  • WAR RECORD #349
  • DESCRIPTION: Mayor Petrie gets his fingerprints taken by Hung Dai Ching at Central Intermediate School. Gov. Poindexter familiarizes himself with the procedure while awaiting his turn at the ink pad.
  • HWRD DATE: 7-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 7 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FOR ALL CIVILIANS: All civilians irespective of office or calling must furnish fingerprints for civilian registration. Here Mayer Petrie gets his prints taken by Hung Dai Ching at Central Intermediate school. Governor Pondexter familiarizes himself with the procedure while awaiting his turn at the ink pad.


Star-Bulletin Employees First Aid Class
  • WAR RECORD #350
  • DESCRIPTION: First Aid Class. (Star-Bulletin employees)
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
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First Aid Class
  • WAR RECORD #351
  • DESCRIPTION: First Aid Class.
  • HWRD DATE: Apr-42
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Liliuokalani School Students Learn Technique of First Aid
  • WAR RECORD #352
  • DESCRIPTION: Liliuokalani School students learn the technique of first aid.
    Left to right beginning with fourth figure: Abigail Ching, Eva Castro, Lila Lee, Mrs. Edith Chang, instructor, and Richard Choy, The "victim" is Johnson Wong.
  • HWRD DATE: 6-Mar-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 6 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FIRST AID DRILl: Getting set for any emergency, Liliuokalani school is teaching students the technique of first aid, as pictured here. First aid kits have been provided the pupils to hold demonstrations. In the picture, left to right, are Abigail Ching, Eva Castro, Lila Lee, Mrs. Edith Chang, instructor, and Richard Choy. The "victim" is Johnson Wong.


Star-Bulletin Red Cross First Aid Class
  • WAR RECORD #354
  • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross first aid class in Star-Bulletin bomb shelter.
  • HWRD DATE: Mar-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Guests Invited into the Surplus Food Demonstrations Center
  • WAR RECORD #363
  • DESCRIPTION: First guests to be invited into the surplus food demonstrations center, at the corner of Miller and Vineyard Sts., were J.H. Holland, left, in charge of the Federal Surplus commodities Corp , and H.H. Warner, center, supervisor of import control, OMG. At right is John H. Wilson, whose idea it was to open a place where relief clients of his department of public welfare could go to learn cooking the economical, up to date way.
  • HWRD DATE: 7-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 7 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: THIS ISN'T A TEA PARTY: First guests to be invited into the surplus foods demonstration center, opened this week at the corner of Miller and Vineyard Sts., were J.H. Holland, left, in charge of the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp , and H.H. Warner, center, supervisor of import control, OMG. They are pictured here with John H. Wilson, whose idea it was to open a place where relief clients of his department of public welfare could go to learn cooking the economical up to date way.


Breaking Ground for the First Community Victory Garden
  • WAR RECORD #366
  • DESCRIPTION:Breaking ground for the first community Victory garden with a McKinley High School tractor, manned by Future Farmer agricultural students.
    Standing in the background are B.F. Johnson, who is in charge of the community gardens; Dr. F.G. Krauss, a member of the Victory garden committee; and Fred Russell, vocational agriculture teacher at McKinley High School.
    The garden is on park board land at Monsarrat and Paki Aves.
  • HWRD DATE:13-Feb-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER:SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: VICTORY GARDEN--A McKinley high school tractor, manned by Future Farmer argiculture students, broke ground this week for the first community Victory garden. Standing in the background are B.F. Johnson, who is in charge of the communty gardens: Dr. F.G. Krauss, a member of the Victory garden committee which is headed by Dr. F.E. Armstrong: and Fred Russell, vocational agriculture teacher at McKinley high school. The garden is on park board land at Monsarrat and Pakl Avon. Other community gardens are planned in the Kahauki and Kapaahulu districts. The committee will also encourage home gardens.


Miss Marjorie Carter Demonstrates One of Honolulu's Gas Alarms
  • WAR RECORD #367
  • DESCRIPTION: Gas Alarm (automatic brake drum)
    Miss Marjorie Carter demonstrates one of Honolulu's 1,500 gas alarms, installed throughout the city by the office of civilian defense.
  • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 18 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SIGNAL FOR GAS ATTACK: One of Honolulu's 1,500 gas alarms, new being installed throughout the city by the office of civilian defense, gets a near whack from Miss Marjorie Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Carter, 2552 Ala Wai Blvd., of the civilian defense corps. Only authorized persons will be allowed to sound the alarm indicating a gas attack. The alarm itself is an automobile break drum.


Gas Mask Used by Army Personnel
  • WAR RECORD #370
  • DESCRIPTION: Gas Mask used by Army personnel.
  • HWRD DATE: 19-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Group Receiving Instruction on How to Put On Gas Masks
  • WAR RECORD #371
  • DESCRIPTION: Gas masks. Group receiving instruction on how to put on gas masks.
  • HWRD DATE: 19-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Honolulu Police Department Employees During Gas Mask Drill
  • WAR RECORD #372
  • DESCRIPTION: Girls employed at the Honolulu police department had gas mask drills at the Ala Moana rifle range.
    Nancy Willis, junior statistician, is seen holding her mask. Mrs. E.L. Forde, clerk-typist, is putting hers on, and Elaine Allen, clerk-typist, head gear in place, is ready for a gas attack.
  • HWRD DATE: 1-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 1 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ON WITH THE MASKS: Girls employed at the Honolulu police department had gas mask drills Tuesday at the Ala Moana rifle range. Later, their evye smarting and heads a little woozy, they posed with equipment. Nancy Willis, junior statistician, is seen holding her mask. Mrs. E.L. Forde, clerk-typist, is putting hers on and Elaine Allen, clerk-typist, is putting hers on and Elaine Allen, clerk-typist, head gear in place is ready for a gas attack. "Gas is awful," say the girls.


Walter and Mrs. F. Frear Receive Gas Masks
  • WAR RECORD #373
  • DESCRIPTION: Walter F. Frear, former governor of Hawaii, and Mrs. Frear receive their gas masks at Kaahumanu school station from E.J. Weber.
  • HWRD DATE: 21-Jan-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 21 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FOR PROTECTION: Thousands of Honolulans visited first aid stations today to obtain gas masks, distribution having been started by the army at 9 a.m. In the picture Walter F. Frear, former govern of of Hawaii, and Mrs. Frear receive their masks at Kaahumaanu school station from E.J. Weber.


Gas Masks Being Tested
  • WAR RECORD #374
  • DESCRIPTION: Gas masks being tested.
  • HWRD DATE: 22-May-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Group Receiving Gas Mask Intructions
  • WAR RECORD #375
  • DESCRIPTION: Gas masks. Group receiving instructions on how to put on gas masks.
  • HWRD DATE: 22-May-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Tear Gas Test at Kapalama School
  • WAR RECORD #376
  • DESCRIPTION: Tear gas test at Kapalama School to test the efficiency of pupils' gas masks.
    Left to right: Lt. Doty, Donna Lee Dohlen, Mrs. Beatrice Carter, principal.
    Out of 477 masks tested only 20 did not fit.
  • HWRD DATE: 22-May-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 22 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Lt. Doty, Donna Lee Dohlen, Mrs. Carter. KAPALAMA PUPILS SHED TEARS FOR GOOD CAUSE.


Bunny Gas Masks for Infants
  • WAR RECORD #377
  • DESCRIPTION: "Bunny" gas masks for use by infant.
    Mrs. James Tierman of the OCD press division is shown, demonstrating how the hood is used. The hoods are being made here by agencies working in cooperation with the OCD under the supervision of the department of chemical warfare.
  • HWRD DATE: 3-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 3 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: NEW EASTER BUNNY: The Easter season in Hawaii coincides the year with the manufacture of "bunny" masks designed to provide gas protectionn for infants. The hoods are being made here by agencies working in cooperation with the office of civilian defense under the supervision of the department of chemical warfare. All questions relating to civilian gas protection should be referred to OCD headquarters at Kaahumanu school, telephone 6473. In the picture Mrs. James R. Riernan of OCD press division demonstrates how the hood is used.


Roosevelt High School Students Cut Material for Gas Masks
  • WAR RECORD #378
  • DESCRIPTION: Roosevelt Hi[gh] students cut material for rebuilding children's gas masks.
  • HWRD DATE: 15-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Volunteers Cut Material to Manufacture Infant Gas Masks
  • WAR RECORD #379
  • DESCRIPTION: Material for manufacture of "bunny" gas masks for infants is cut to pattern by volunteer American Red Cross workers at the Honolulu Academy of Arts.
    Mrs. Hosmer Rolph, left, one of the workers, is shown cutting the material, aided by Mrs. H.S. Turner.
  • HWRD DATE: 15-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 15 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: TO SAFEGUARD INFANTS: Material for manufacture of "bunny" gas masks for infants is cut out to pattern by volunteer American Red Cross workers at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Here Mrs. Hosmer Rolph, one of the workers, is shown cutting the material aided by Mrs. H.S. Turner.


Bunny Gas Mask Worn by Infant
  • WAR RECORD #380
  • DESCRIPTION: "Bunny" gas mask worn by infant.
  • HWRD DATE: 4-May-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 May 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: "BUNNY" MASK: Little Flores Chrysollsus is all wrapped up in his chemical mask made of chemically impregnated material. His mother has tied the mask firmly around his middle. The "bunny" mask has been approved by the U.S. Army chemical warfare division. The big rabbit ears are for fun. Vision is possible through the composition glass window.


Mass Production of Gas Masks for Children
  • WAR RECORD #381
  • DESCRIPTION: Mass production of "built up" gas masks for children, regular masks with a sponge rubber lining to make them fit small faces, is under way at Roosevelt High School, where volunteer Roosevelt students cut the rubber and where boys from McKinley High School fit the linings into regulation adult masks.
    Pictured are T/Sgt. Paul H. McConnell of the chemical warfare service, in charge of the work, and assistants showing masks at various stages of the process.
  • HWRD DATE: 18-Apr-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 18 Apr 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SAFETY FOR HONOLULU CHILDREN: Mass production of "built up" gas masks for children, regular masks with a sponge rubber lining to make them fit small faces, is will under way at Roosevelt High School, where volunteer Roosevelt students cut the rubber and where boys from McKinley High School fit the linings into regulation adult masks. Pictured are Technical Sergeant Paul H. McConnell of the chemical warfare service, in charge of the work, and assistants showing masks at various stages of the process. The mask held by Sergeant McConnel is ready to be worn.


Roosevelt High School Students Cut Material for Children's Gas Masks
  • WAR RECORD #382
  • DESCRIPTION: Roosevelt Hi[gh] students cut material for rebuilding children's gas masks.
  • HWRD DATE: 18-Apr-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Col. George F. Unmacht Prepares to Fit Bunny Mask on Theordore Akau
  • WAR RECORD #384
  • DESCRIPTION: Distribution of bunny gas masks to children at Pohukaina School.
    Col. George F. Unmacht, department chemical officer, prepares to fit a bunny mask on Theodore Akau. At the left are Mrs. Elizabeth I, Jr. and Barbara Jean Akau, and at the right Mrs. Doris Akau and Edith Mau.
  • HWRD DATE: 5-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 5 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: KIDDIES GET BUNNY MASKS: Col. George F. Unmacht, department chemical officer, prepares to fit a "bunny" gas mask on little Theodore Akau at Pohukaina school, where distribution of bunny masks was started Thursday. At the left are Mrs. Elizabeth I, Jr. and Barbara Jean Akau, and at the right Mrs. Doris Akau and Ediith Mau.


Mabel Thomas Demonstrates New Gas Mask for Telephone Operators
  • WAR RECORD #385
  • DESCRIPTION: Mabel Thomas, USED phone operator, demonstrates the new gas mask to be used by telephone operators in vital industries in the territory in the even of a gas attack.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 2 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: "SQUAWK SHELTER": Mabel Thomas, USED phone operator, demonstrates the new gas mask to be used by telephone operators in vital industries in the territory in the event of a gas attack.


Royal School Students Demonstrate Emergency Bags
  • WAR RECORD #387
  • DESCRIPTION: Students of Royal School demonstrating temporary emergency bags with which 700 students of this school are equipped to provide protection in a gas attack.
    Left to right: Richard Arakaki, Grade 1; Catherine Oberle, Grade 4; Gary Kim, Grade 1; Amelia Chang, Grade 4, and Barbara Ung, kindergarten.
  • HWRD DATE: 13-Mar-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Mar 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: COST 4 CENTS EACH: These children of Royal School are demonstrating the temporary emergency bags with which 700 students of this school are equipped to provide a measure of protection in a gas attack. They are, left to right, Richard Arakaki, Grade I; Catherine Oberle, Grade 4; Gary Kim, Grade 1; Amelia Chang, Grade 4, and Barbara Ung, kindergarten.


Members of the Girls' Victory Club
  • WAR RECORD #393
  • DESCRIPTION: Members of the Girls' Victory Club, organized by Evelyn Rietow, 13, with the approval of Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Green, executive, IMG, shown with some of their salvaged material.
    Left to right: Joyce Lum, Florence Wills, Evelyn, Dolores Perry, Gladys Rodrigues, Vilma Robello and Betty Lum.
  • HWRD DATE: 30-Jun-42 (printed)
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 Jun 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: IN VICTORY CLUB: Collecting things for salvage, and taking care of small children, are the aims of this small group, members of the Girls' Victory Club organized recently by Evelyn Rieto, 13, of 1574-B Pele St., with the approbal of Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Green, executive in the office of the military governor. Shown with some of their salvaged material, the girls in the picture, left to right, are Joyce Lum, Florence Wills, Evelyn, Dolores Preey, Gladys Rodriwues, Vilma Robello and Betty Lum. The girls have been congratulated by Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, commanding the Hawaiian department and military governor of the territory.


Leis on Graves in Nuuanu Cemetery
  • WAR RECORD #394
  • DESCRIPTION: Leis place on graves of Pearl Harbor dead in Nuuanu cemetery.
  • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
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Machine Gun Under Camouflage
  • WAR RECORD #399
  • DESCRIPTION: Machine gun under camouflage.
  • HWRD DATE: 23-Jan-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 23 Jan 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: HAWAIIAN STYLE: Private Thomas F. O'Shaughnessy of Brookline, N.Y., and Private Crate Painter of Spartanburg, S.C., share one of the "little grass shacks" while on guard duty on the Ala Moana.


Moving Chandeliers at Iolani Palace
  • WAR RECORD #489
  • DESCRIPTION: Manual Moreira and Joe Yamamoto of the Dept. of Public Works prepare to remove to safe storage place one of the historic crystal and etched glass chandeliers in the throne room of Iolani Palace which was shook by bombs.
  • HWRD DATE: 12-Feb-42
  • NEWSPAPER: SB
  • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 12 Feb 1942
  • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: BOMBS SHOOK THEM: Manuel Moreira and Joe Yamamoto of the department if public works prepare to remove one of the historic crystal and etched glass chandeliers in the throne room of Iolani Palace. They are being moved to a safe storage place.

    War Labor Advisory Board
    • WAR RECORD #500
    • DESCRIPTION: War Labor Advisory Board,
      From left to right, John A. Owens, Mr. O'Brien, Col. Green.
    • HWRD DATE: 30-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Green
    • WAR RECORD #529
    • DESCRIPTION: Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Green
    • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Messenger girls
    • WAR RECORD #539
    • DESCRIPTION: Messenger Girls for Glove Wireless. Left to right, Elaine Morrison, Violette Ambrose, and Florinda Medeiros.
    • HWRD DATE: 13-Apr-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: GIRLS FOR GLOBE: It seems that Raymond A. Tilford, manager of Globe Wireless here, couldn't find boys to serve a messengers either. So he sent out a call for girls. And here is the result--three attractive girl messengers in neat uniforms. From left to right they are Elaine Morrison, Violette Ambrose and Florinda Medeiros.


    Messenger girls
    • WAR RECORD #540
    • DESCRIPTION: Messenger Girls for Glove Wireless. Left to right, Violette Ambrose, Elaine Morrison, and Florinda Medeiros.
    • HWRD DATE: 13-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE:
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    New Hawaii currency
    • WAR RECORD #542
    • DESCRIPTION: New Hawaii Currency. George S. Waterhouse, executive vice-president of Bishop National Bank, and Mrs. Adney Smith of the Federal Housing Department of the Bishop National Bank, preparing to open bundles of the New Hawaii Series Currency. All regular currency must be exchanged for the Hawaiian Series by Jul. 15, 1942.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Jun-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 27 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: NEW HAWAII CURRENCY: George S. Waterhouse, excutive vice president of Bishop National Bank, and Mrs. Adney Smith of the federal housing department of the bank, prepare to open bundles of the new Hawaiian series currency now being distributed in Hawaii. All regular currency must be exchanged for the Hawaiian series by July 15.


    Star-Bulletins for Soldiers
    • WAR RECORD #545
    • DESCRIPTION: Star-Bulletins for Soldiers
      Floyd W. Fitzpatrick, manager of the Honolulu Junior Chamber of Commerce (left), received from S.B. Woo a check equivalent to the cost of 3,000 copies of the Star-Bulletin for soldiers in the field on Oahu.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-April-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: STAR-BULLETINS FOR SOLDIERS: Here Floyd W. Fitzpatrick, manager of the Honolulu Junior Chamber of Commerce (left), received from S.B. Woe a check equivalent to the cost of 3,000 copies of The Star-Bulletin for soldiers in the field on Oahu.


    Newsreel men
    • WAR RECORD #546
    • DESCRIPTION: Newsreel men
      [front, left to right-L. David Walden Don Senick]
    • HWRD DATE: 2-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 2 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SHOOTING THE NEWS: Mainland and Honolulu cameramen have been busy here since the war began. Among the first to arrive in the war zone from the mainland are (upper row, left to right) Joe Rucker with Paramount News: Len Roos, Pathe News: Norman Alley, News of the Day: (lower) David Walden, Paramount News and Don Senech, Fox Movietone, both of Honolulu. Several other knights of the lens are "shooting" here.


    Group of team captains for the Philippine war relief drive here
    • WAR RECORD #552
    • DESCRIPTION: Group of team captains for the Philippine war relief drive here.
      Left to right, front row: Mrs. Remedios Guarduque, Mrs. Angeles N. [Avecilla] and Mrs. Purificacion Gorspe.
      Back row, Clements Reyes, Dr. N.B. Borja, Dr. Jose Gonzales and N.C. Villanueva
    • HWRD DATE: 30-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: TEAM CAPTAINS: A group of team captains for the Philippine war relief drive here. Left to right, front row: Mrs. Remedios Guarduque, Mrs. Angeles M. Avecilla and Mrs. Purificacion Gorespe. Back row, Clemente Reyes, Dr. N.B. Borja, Dr. Jose Gonzales and N.C. Villanueva.


    The new volunteer price control board
    • WAR RECORD #568
    • DESCRIPTION: The new volunteer price control board. Left to right: E. Lewers Paris of Lewers & Cooke, Thomas Guard of Theo. H. Davies & Co., & W.C. McDermid of Sears, Roebuck & Co. They are discussing plans for the application of the nationwide maximum price regulations.
    • HWRD DATE: 16-May-42
    • NEWSPAPER:SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 16 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: PRICE BOARD MEMBERS: The new volunteer price control board. From left to right, they are: E. Lewers Paris of Lewers Paris of Lewers & Cooke. Thonas Guard of Theo. H. Davies & Co., and W.C. McDermid of Sears, Roebuck and Co. They met Friday afternoon to discuss plans for the application of the nationwide maximum price regulations. The regulation as pertaining to retail prices becomes effective Monday.


    A group of service men at thr Army-Navy Y.M.C.A.
    • WAR RECORD #584
    • DESCRIPTION: A group of service men at thr Army-Navy Y.M.C.A., L. to R., Sgt. Amerigo Berardi, Cpl. Jack Hines, Mrs. Dorothy Black, Don Morgan, Charles W. Short, Leonard Ramires.
    • HWRD DATE: 7-May-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 7 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: MUSIC MAKES MORALE: Music has helped make morale in wartime since the days of ancient Greece and Rome and Carthage. In World War II music is still an enlivening and encouraging influence--especially with the combination of music, a pretty girl and the boys of the army and navy. Here's a group at the Army-Navy YMCA, gathered around the piano and "giving out" on some of the beloved old songs. Left to right- Sergeant Amerige Berardi, USA: Corporal Jack Hines, USA: Mrs. Dorothy Black, Don Morgan, Charles W. Short and Leonard Ramires, all USN.


    Service men form a Victory V with their dancing partners at the Civic Auditorium.
    • WAR RECORD #585
    • DESCRIPTION: Service men form a Victory V with their dancing partners at the Civic Auditorium.
    • HWRD DATE: 11-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 10 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: FAVORITE WITH U.S. NAVY MEN: The spacious civic auditorium is a favorite with U.S. Navy men, with its skating, dances and all around entertainment. Here a number of service men form a Victory V with their dancing partners. Many army men also attend the auditorium's events.


    Volunteer Nurses.
    • WAR RECORD #604
    • DESCRIPTION: Volunteer Nurses. This group today attended the opening of a training corp for volunteer nurses' aides. Left to right, Dr. M.F. Haralson, territorial health commissioner and medical director, office of civilian defense; Mrs. Herman V.Von Holt, chairman, special volunteer services, Red Cross; Mrs. Robert Scott, modeling new nurses' aide uniform; Alfred L. Castle, chairman, Hawaii chapter, American Red Cross; Robert Shepard, special representative from Red Cross headquarters Washington D.C., and Miss Elva Roe, in charge of instruction of nurses' aides.
    • HWRD DATE: 9-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 9 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: NEW RED CROSS ACTIVITY: This group today attended the opening at Queen's hospital of a training corps for volunteer nurses' aides. Left to right: Dr. M.F. Haralson, territorial health commisisioner and medical director, office of civilian defense, Mrs. Herman V. von Holt, chairman, special volunteer services, Red Cross; Mrs. Robert Scott, modeling new nurses' aide uniform; Alfred L. Castle, chairman, Hawaii chapter, American Red Cross; Robert Shepard, special representative in charge of insturction of nurses' aides.


    Red Cross workers meet daily at YWCA
    • WAR RECORD #611
    • DESCRIPTION: Helping Red Cross. Red Cross workers meet daily at YWCA under the direction of Mrs. Hope Kellerman.
    • HWRD DATE: 20-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 21 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: HELPING RED CROSS: A large unit of the Red Cross is that which meets daily at the YWCA. An average of 160 women, representing many races, meets each day on the third floor to make surgical dressings. The workers are under the direction of Mrs. Hope Keilerman. Anyone interested may join the group. The hours are from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. each weekday except Saturday when the hours are from 8 a.m. to noon.


    Red Cross Lusitana Society.
    • WAR RECORD #612
    • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross Lusitana Society.
    • HWRD DATE: 15-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 15 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: TO AID RED CROSS: Women of the Lusitana society, Portuguese benevolent association, have formed groups to aid the Red Cross in its work on Oahu. Shown with John N. Calasa, president of the Lusitana society, are the committee members. Back row, left to right, Mrs. Agnes Oliveira, Mrs. Mary Amorin and Mrs. Amelia Felix. Front row, Mr. Calasa, Mrs. Bernice Oliveira and Miss Alice M. Bettencourt, clerk of the society.


    American Red Cross Nurses-National.
    • WAR RECORD #613
    • DESCRIPTION: American Red Cross Nurses-National. Miss Agnes Peterson, nursing representative of the Hawaii chapter, welcomes Miss Margaret Tracy, supervisor of the nurses recently arrived from the mainland, with a lei at the former Japanese consulate residence where the nurses are staying. Miss Mildred Feruson, one of the 39 nurses, looks on.
    • HWRD DATE: 8-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 8 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ALOHA FOR NURSES: When 39 Red Cross nurses arrived from the mainland recently for duty with two Oahu civilian emergency hospitals, Miss Anes Peterson, nursing representative of the Hawaii chapter was on hand to greet them. Here she welcomes Miss Margaret Tracy, supervisor of the nurses, with a lei at the former Japanese consulate residence where the nurses are staying. Miss Mildred Ferguson, one of the 39 newcomers, looks on.


    Knitting Sweaters for Soldiers.
    • WAR RECORD #614
    • DESCRIPTION: Knitting Sweaters for Soldiers. Knitting, product of Hawaii chapter American Red Cross, headquarters at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Pictured left to right: Mrs. Heaton L. Wernn, Mrs. Le Roy C. Bush, Mrs. Robt. B. Griffith and Mrs. A.D. Fritschi.
    • HWRD DATE: 26-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 26 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SWEATERS FOR SOLDIERS: Warm sweaters for service men on duty in Hawaii are an outstanding product of the knitting room of the Hawaii chapter, American Red Cross, headquarters at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Knitters pictured here, left to right, are Mrs. Heaton L. Wernn, Mrs. Le Roy C. Bush, Mrs. Robert B. Griffithe and Mrs. A.D. Fritschi.


    Rescue Leader and Family.
    • WAR RECORD #615
    • DESCRIPTION: Rescue Leader and Family. Julio DeCastro, who led the group of 20 civilian workers at Pearl Harbor who effected the rescue of 32 Navy men trapped in the hull of the USS Oklahoma during Dec. 7th attack. Front row, left to right, Rose Marie, Mr. DeCastro, Loretta May, Mrs. Lydia L. DeCastro and Richard. Back row, left to right, Harold and Julio Jr.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: LEADER AMD FAMILY: Here is Julio DeCastro, who led the group of 20 civilian workers at Pearl Harbor who effected the rescue of 32 navy men trapped in the hull of the USS Oklahoma, capsized during the December 7 attack. Front row, left to right, Rose Marie, Mr. DeCastro, Lorretta May, Mrs. Lydia L. DeCastro and Richard. Back row, left to right, Harold and Julie Jr.


    Red Cross Medical Service.
    • WAR RECORD #616
    • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross Medical Service.
    • HWRD DATE: 16-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 17 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: HERE TO HELP: Four medical social workers and one field director who arrived here recently from the mainland to augment the military and naval service of the American Red Cross. Front row, left to right--Miss Evadne M. Laptad who has been working in an army hospital at Springfield Mo.; Miss Eva Hagan, formerly with the Tennessee department of health; Miss Ruth M. Unkles, former social worker at the University of Pennsylvania hospital. Back row--Field Director Allen C. Wilson, formerly connected with the veteran's hospital in Chicago, and Mrs. Eleanor O. Chopard, formerly agent on Hawaii for the territorial department of public welfare. The four ladies will work in local military and naval hospitals while Mr. Wilson will assist in the able bodied section of military and naval welfare service of the Red Cross.


    Red Cross Knitting.
    • WAR RECORD #617
    • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross Knitting. A big yarn shipment has been received at the Red Cross headquarters at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Knitters are asked to carry on sweaters, socks and watch caps for service men here. Pictured with yarn is Mrs. R.B. Griffith.
    • HWRD DATE: 19-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 19 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CALLING ALL KNITTERS: Several thousand pounds of yarn have been received at the knitting room at Red Cross headquarters at the Honolulu Academy of Arts. Today a call went out for knitters to carry on the work of preparing sweaters, socks and watch caps for service men here. Pictured with a part of the big yarn shipment is Mrs. R.B. Griffith.


    War--Registration Records.
    • WAR RECORD #624
    • DESCRIPTION: War--Registration Records. Miss Carolyn Wong and Records.
    • HWRD DATE: 21-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 21 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Miss Carolyn Wong and Records ISLES MAKE HISTORY IN FINGERPRINTING FIELD Hawaii is making history these days in many ways and one of them is in the field of fingerprinting and civilian regristration. At civilian defense corps headquarters at Kaahumanu school, scores of men and women are becoming adept in fingerprint classification and indexing. And if one wonders what happens to old shoe boxes, he should visit the registration division. About 1,000 alphabetical index cards can be filed in each box. When one considers that 320,000 of these cards are on file and that more are yet to be filed, one gets an idea of the magnitude of this phase of the division's work.


    Red Cross War Unit--Hawaii chapter.
    • WAR RECORD #625
    • DESCRIPTION: Red Cross War Unit--Hawaii chapter. Members of Red Cross group, organized under Mrs. E.A. Jacobson in Worl War I, have organized again in World War II with Mrs. Jacobson again as leader. The unit meets at Mrs. Jacobson's home, 3366 Waialae Ave., to make surgical dressings for the Red Cross. Left to right, are Mrs. Albert Doesburg, Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Auerbach, Mrs. Jack Killits, Mrs. Louis Abrams, Mrs. B.F. Lee and Mrs. Jacobson.
    • HWRD DATE: 13-Jan-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WAR UNIT WORKS AGAIN: Twenty three years ago, after America's entry into World War I, a group of Honolulu women met at the home of Mrs. E.A. Jacobson and organized to make pajamas and bathrobes for soldiers and refugees. Today, with America in World War II, members of the group have organized again, with Mrs. Jacobson as their leader, to make surgical dressings for the Red Cross at her home at 3366 Waialae Ave. In the group, left to right, are Mrs. Albert Doesburg, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Auerbach, Mrs. Jack Killits, Mrs Louis Abrams, Mrs. B.F. Lee and Mrs Jacobson.


    Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • WAR RECORD #626
    • DESCRIPTION: Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Pictured with the men are; Mrs. Forrest J. Pinderton on the left, with another hostess.
    • HWRD DATE: 8-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Retailers for Victory--Students aid Victory Drive.
    • WAR RECORD #627
    • DESCRIPTION: Retailers for Victory--Students aid Victory Drive. Students of the Honolulu Business College, here, are helping the Retailers for Victory Campaign. They have volunteered their time to address envelopes which will carry a message from the retail board of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to all retailers on Oahu, urging the sale of war bonds and stamps.
    • HWRD DATE: 20-Jun-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 20 June 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: STUDENTS AID VICTORY DRIVE: Students of the Honolulu Business college, pictured here, are helping the Retailers for Victory campaign. They have volunteered their time to address envelopes which will carry a message from the retail board of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to all retailers on Oahu, urging the sale of war bonds and stamps. The drive will start June 29 and continue through July 4.


    Territorial Motors rubber salvage contribution.
    • WAR RECORD #629
    • DESCRIPTION: Territorial Motors rubber salvage contribution.
    • HWRD DATE: 17-Jun-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 22 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: TERRITORIAL MOTORS DONATES OLD TIRES: Here are some of the hundreds of tires donated by Territorial Motors, Ltd. to the salvage rubber drive, being checked off by Willis Miller of the firm, as they start on their way to the government "rubber pool" here. This load is one of many, comprising several tons of tires unfit for further service, being hauled from the company's recapping plant to the huge rubber dump on Ala Moana. This is part of Hawaii's response to the naional rubber salvage drive.


    Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • WAR RECORD #631
    • DESCRIPTION: Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Pictured with men are: in the middle, Mrs. Forrest J. Pinderton and two other hostesses.
    • HWRD DATE: 8-Apr-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE:
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    Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • WAR RECORD #632
    • DESCRIPTION: Recreation for enlisted men at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • HWRD DATE: 12-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 12 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: (Slightly different photo in newspaper.)(See also #633) A section of the dining room, operated cafeteria style.


    Recreation for enlisted men with dancing partners at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • WAR RECORD #633
    • DESCRIPTION: Recreation for enlisted men with dancing partners at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
    • HWRD DATE: 12-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 12 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: RECREATION CENTER: Hawaii's world famous Royal Hawaiian hotel, mecca in the past years for famous tourists from all parts of the world, is now a recreation center for the armed forces in Hawaii, having been leased by the navy. The $4,000,000 hotel, erected in 1926, ranks among the world's most colorful pleasure resorts. Pictured here are some of the scenes at the hotel now, with the Peacock lounge filled with pin ball machines and a Negro mess staff in charge of the cuisine. In the picture at left, sailors dance on the terrace with young USO hostesses. (See also #632)


    Rubber Pile at Ala Moana.
    • WAR RECORD #635
    • DESCRIPTION: Rubber Pile at Ala Moana.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-Jun-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 25 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: KEEP IN [ON] GROWING: The rubber salvage dump on the Ala Moana grows daily as Honolulu residents and business firms add their contributions. The drive is part of a nationwide campaign under the direction of President Roosevelt. The dump, which contains about 400 tons of rubber, is made up of all kinds of old rubber articles from baby bottle nipples to old tires.


    Salvage
    • WAR RECORD #643
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage. Mrs. John William Devereux gives her weekly contribution to the Salvage for Victory campaign. Receiving it is Archie McVay, student at Robert Louis Stevenson School, who typifies the 30,000 pupils assisting the Honolulu Junior Chamber of Commerce in this task.
    • HWRD DATE: 3-May-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE:
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION:


    Salvage--Rubber
    • WAR RECORD #644
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage--Rubber. A mountain of scrap rubber donated by corporations and individuals in the current drive to salvage old rubber for the war effort. Miss Alice Ackerman illustrates height of rubber pile.
    • HWRD DATE: 19-Jun-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 19 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: THAR SHE GROWS!: Here is one of Honolulu's new mountains--a mountain of scrap rubber donated by corporations and individuals in the current drive to salvage old rubber for the American war effort. Piles like these are springing up all over the city. Height of this pile of odd tires and other scrap is illustrated by Miss Alice Akerman.


    Salvage--Rubber
    • WAR RECORD #645
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage--Rubber. Service station at Bertania St. (in back) and Keeaunioku.
    • HWRD DATE: 17-Jun-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE:
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    Salvage
    • WAR RECORD #648
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage. Children of the 6th grade at Hanahauoli school have been gathering waste materials as their contribution to the war effort of the nation.
    • HWRD DATE: 30-May-42 (printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: YOUNG AMERICA WANTS TO HELP: Children of the 6th grade of Hanahauoli school have been gathering waste materials as their contribution to the war effort of the nation.


    Salvage--Rubber
    • WAR RECORD #651
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage--Rubber. Scrap rubber collected from filling stations where it is being deposited swells the salvage rubber dump on the Ala Moana.
    • HWRD DATE: 20-Jun-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 20 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: RUBBER FOR AXIS DEFEAT: Scrap rubber collected from filling stations where it is being deposited by Honolulu residents swells the salvage rubber dump on the Ala Moana. Honolulu business firms, plantations, organizatins and residents are joining wholeheartedly in the campaign to collect scrap rubber which ends June 30. The picture shows one of the many trucks which have been donated to the campaign unloading at the rubber dump. The load includes tires, old hose, rubber soled shoes, baby clothes and gridles.
    • Note: Newspaper photo is slightly different.


    Salvage--Rubber Committee.
    • WAR RECORD #655
    • DESCRIPTION: Salvage--Rubber Committee. Members of the committee which will formulate plans for collection of scrap rubber here. Left to right, R.J. McConahay, operating supervisor, Associated Oil Co., substituting for Thomas M. Shields, assistant sales manager; J.G. Zabriskie, sales manager, Union Oil Co.; Oscar A. Erickson, sales manager, Shell Oil Co.; and C.W. Turner, sales manager, Standard Oil Co. of California.
    • HWRD DATE: 15-Jun-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 15 Jun 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: COMMITEEMAN: Members of the committee which will fornmulate plans for collection of scrap rubber here. Left to right, they are R.J. McConahay, operating supervisor, Associated Oil Co., substituting for Thomas M. Shields, assistant sales manager; J.G. Zabriskie, sales manager, Union Oil Co.; Oscar A. Erickson, sales manager, Shell Oil Co., and C.W. Turner, sales manager, Standard Oil Co. of California.
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    Star-Bulletin and USO provide papers for soldiers.
    • WAR RECORD #677
    • DESCRIPTION: Star-Bulletin and USO provide papers for soldiers. A project to provide newspapers daily to soldiers stationed at isolated gun emplacements on Oahu, is sponsored by the Honolulu Junior Chanber of Commerce in cooperation with the USO. Walters K. Fernandez, right, is shown handing to Mrs. J.S. Winchell of the USO the first batch of Star-Bulletins as R. Allen Watkins, chairman of the Junior Chamber's war service committee, left, watches. Mr. Fernandez is in charge of the project for the Junior Chamber which is raising funds to buy newspapers for enlisted men.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: NEWS FOR SOLDIERS: Inaugurating the project to provide daily newspapers to soldiers stationed at isolated gun emplacements on Oahu, sponsored by the Honolulu Junior Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the USO. Walters K. Fernandez, right, is shown handing to Mrs. J.S. Winchell of the USO the first batch of Star-Bulletins for delivery, as R. Allen Watkins, chairman of the junior chamber's war service committee, left, watches. Mr. Fernandez is in charge of the project for th junior chamber, which is raising funds to buy newspapers for enlisted men. The USO has undertaken to make daily delivery of first editions of the Star-Bulletin to all the isolated spots on Oahu now manned by soldiers.


    New Books for Lunalilo School.
    • WAR RECORD #685
    • DESCRIPTION: New Books for Lunalilo School. When fire damaged part of Lunalilo School after a bomb struck the buldings during the Dec. 7 Attack, many books were ruined. These have been partially replaced by 500 books sent to the school as a gift by Ginn & Co., mainland textbook publishing concern. Left to right are: Michael Morada, Ellen Kane, Robert Shelton, and Jane Lee inspect the new books.
    • HWRD DATE: 15-Apr-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 15 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: NEW BOOKS FOR LUNALILO: When fire damaged part of Lunalilo school after a bomb struck the buildings during the December 7 attack, many books were ruined. These have been partially replaced by 500 books sent to the school as a gift by Ginn & Co., mainland textbook publishing concern. In the picture, left to right, Michael Morada, Ellen Kane, Robert Shelton and Janet Lee inspect the new books, Mrs. Gladys Weatherbee is Lunalilo's principal.


    Soldier--Sgt. James L. Walker.
    • WAR RECORD #688
    • DESCRIPTION: Soldier--Sgt. James L. Walker.
    • HWRD DATE: 10-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Soldier--Sgt. James L. Walker.
    • WAR RECORD #693
    • DESCRIPTION: Soldier--Sgt. James L. Walker.
    • HWRD DATE: 10-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Star-Bulletin First Aid Class.
    • WAR RECORD #697
    • DESCRIPTION: Star-Bulletin First Aid Class.
    • HWRD DATE: Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    USO Officials, Staff.
    • WAR RECORD #698
    • DESCRIPTION: USO Officials, Staff. In new headquarters in the Jade Bldg., Bishop and Union Sts. In addition to regular staff members are Frank C. Athreton, chairman of the territorial USO, and Dwight O. Welch, director of the Kauai USO. Seated left to right, are Mrs. Clarence Hodge, sec. to Miss Findley; Miss Nell Findley, executive sec.; Mrs. Edith Warren, Ass. to Don George. Standing left to right, are: Pfc. Maxie D. Kirkland, John N. Schenck, temporary director of public relations; Mr. Atherton, George P. Carter, business manager; Mr. Welch, Mr. George, director of entertainment, and Lt. E.A. Holloway, ass. department morale officer.
    • HWRD DATE: 29-Jan-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 29 Jan 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: USO OFFICIALS, STAFF: Staff members of the United Service Organizations in their new headquarters in the Jade Bldg., Bishop and Union Sts.. In addition to regular staff members are Frank C. Atherton, chairman of the territorial USO, and Dwight O. Welsh, director of the Kauai USO. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Clarence Hodge, secretary to Miss Findley; Miss Nell Findley, executive secretary; Mrs. Edith Warren, assistant to Don George. Standing, left to right, are: Private First Class Maxie D. Kirkland, John N. Schenck, temporary director of public relations; Mr. Atherton, George R. Carter, business manager; Mr. Welch, Mr. George, director of entertainment, and Lt. E.A. Holloway, assistant department morale officer.


    USO workers recently arrived from the mainland.
    • WAR RECORD #701
    • DESCRIPTION: USO workers recently arrived from the mainland. Conference with Frank C. Atherton, USO territorial chairman and Mrs. J. Platt Cooke, USO territorial director. Left to right, standing: Mr. Atherton, Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. E.D. Frederick. Sitting left to right are: Pearl Caldwell, Mrs. Cooke, and Mary Lou Clark.
    • HWRD DATE: 15-Jun-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Dedication Ceremony. The Knights of Pythias hall, Union St., was transferred to the USO.
    • WAR RECORD #709
    • DESCRIPTION: At Dedication Ceremony. The Knights of Pythias hall, Union St., was transferred to the USO. Left to right are Frank C. Atherton, chairman of the Hawaii USO; Israel Weinstein, area director of the Jewish Welfare board, designated as operating agency of the new recreation center, and J.F. Carreiro, district deputy and supreme chancellor of the K. of P. here.
    • HWRD DATE: 13-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: AT DEDICATION CEREMONY: The Knights if Pytias hall, Union St., was transferred Thursday afternoon to the United Service Organization. At the top (See also #710), left to right, are Frank C. Atherton, chairman of the Hawaii USO; Israel Weinstein, area director of the Jewish Welfare board, designated as operating agency of the new recreation center. and J.F. Carreiro, district deputy and supreme chancellor of the K. of P. here.
    • NOTE: Both #709 & #710 are on same newspaper page.


    Dedication Ceremony. The Knights of Pythias Hall, Union St., was transferred to the USO. Mayor Petrie.
    • WAR RECORD #710
    • DESCRIPTION: At Dedication Ceremony. The Knights of Pythias Hall, Union St., was transferred to the USO. Mayor Petrie receives a cookie and cup of punch from Mrs. A.E. Linczer, co-chairman of the Hostess league, as Mrs. M.D. Port, co-chairman, and three of the 35 members of the league look on.
    • HWRD DATE: 13-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 13 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Mayor Petrie receives a cookie and cup of punch from Mrs. A.E. Linczer, co-chairman of the Hostess league, as Mrs. M.D. Port, co-chairman, and three of the 25 members os the league look on.
    • NOTE: Both #710 & #709 are on the same newspaper page.


    Welcome, New Yorkers.
    • WAR RECORD #712
    • DESCRIPTION: Welcome, New Yorkers. Mrs. Mildred Ryttenberg, and Israel Weinstein, area director of the Jewish Welfare Board, welcome New Yorkers now in the armed forces at the Knights of Pythias building, Union St. and Adams Lane, where Old Home Week for New York staters will start Sunday. Left to right, are Lt. Norman Siegel, new army chaplain from Monticello, N.Y.; Mrs. Ryttencuse, and Frank I. Covell from Elmira.
    • HWRD DATE: 23-May-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 23 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WELCOME, NEW YORKERS: Mrs. Mildred Ryttenberg, formerly of Buffalo, N.Y., and Israel Weinstein, area director of the Jewish Welfare board, welcome New Yorkers now in the armed forces at the Knoghts of Pythias building, Union St. and Adams Lane, where Old Home Week for New York staters will start Sunday. Left to right are: Lt. Norman Siegel, new army chaplain from Monticello, N.Y.; Mrs. Ryttenberg, Mr. Weinstein, Seaman Peter Otts from Syracuse, and Frank Covell from Elmira.


    USO
    • WAR RECORD #722
    • DESCRIPTION: USO
    • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 23 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC: Pictured at the top (two photos on page) is a group of young Catholic soldiers and sailors gathered around the piano to sing on their hours off duty. Mrs. Virginia Watson O'Connor is pictured at extreme left.


    USO
    • WAR RECORD #723
    • DESCRIPTION: USO
    • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    USO--Mobile Canteens.
    • WAR RECORD #724
    • DESCRIPTION: USO--Mobile Canteens. Operated by the Salvation Army.
    • HWRD DATE: 4-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: SERVICE TO SOLDIERS: Four mobile units of the USO, operated by the Salvation Army, are shown with operators and assistants. Included in the group are members of the hospital visitors' "league' which now covers all military hospitals at least once a week. Adjutant H.H. Koener, divisional secretary of the Salvation Army, and Brigadier Arthur W. Brewer, divisional commander, stand at the extreme left.


    USO
    • WAR RECORD #730
    • DESCRIPTION: USO
    • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Typhoid immunization shot administered to Susan King
    • WAR RECORD #738
    • DESCRIPTION: Typhoid immunization shot administered to Susan King, Farrington High School student, by Capt. H.R. Metz of the army. Looking on are Col. Edgar, Hawaiian Department surgeon, and M.F. Haralson, territorial health commissioner and administrator of the emergency medical service of the O.C.D.
    • HWRD DATE: 8-Apr-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 8 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ANSWERE 'CALL TO ARMS': Susan Kang, student at Farrington high school, answers the citywide "call to arms" and is immunized against typhoid by Capt. H.R. Meiz of the army. Looking on, left to right, are Col. Edgar King, Hawaiian department surgeon, and M.F. Haralson, territorial health commissioner and administrator of the emergency medical service of the office of civilian defense.


    Vaccination, Richard Mareira gets shot from Dr. Enright.
    • WAR RECORD #739
    • DESCRIPTION: Vaccination, Richard Mareira gets shot from Dr. Enright.
    • HWRD DATE: 18-Mar-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Victory kit packages
    • WAR RECORD #749
    • DESCRIPTION: Victory kit packages are made ready for distribution. Volunteer workers are passing them out to be filled by Honolulans to be given to servicemen stationed in the islands. The project, approved by military authorities, is being sponsored by the Honolulu Civic association (formerly the Hawaiian-Japanese Civic Association.) Pictured preparing the kits ar (l. to r.) Mrs. E.S. Velasco, Miss Ramona Petrie and Miss Ruth Matsuda.
    • HWRD DATE: 23-May-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 23 may 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: GIFTS FOR FIGHTERS: Volunteer workers this week are distributing thousands of Victory Kit packages which generous Honolulans are being called upon to fill with small gifts and personal effects for soilders stationed in the islands. The project, approved by military authorities, is being sponsored by the Honolulu Civic association (formerly the Hawaiian-Japanese Civic association). Pictured preparing Victory Kit packages for distribution are, left to right, Mrs. E.S. Velasco, Miss Ramona Petrie and Miss Ruth Matsuda.


    Army trucks filled with Varsity Victory Volunteers.
    • WAR RECORD #757
    • DESCRIPTION: Army trucks filled with Varsity Victory Volunteers. "Col. T[homas] H. Green, executive in the office of the military governor, inspects [Varsity Victory Volunteers]" caption w. photo 27-Feb 1942. p.7.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 27 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: ALOHA FOR WORKERS: After a rousing aloha convocation sponsored by fellow students at the University of Hawaii, 155 Americans of Japanese descent were greeted by army authorities on Wednesday morning at Iolani palace grounds prior to leaving for their destination "somewhere on Oahu" to serve as the Varsity Victory volunteers. At the top (photos # 757 & #764 on same page) Col. T. H. Green, executive in the office of the military governor, inspects the young men.


    Varsity Victory Volunteers in army truck.
    • WAR RECORD #758
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers in army truck.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 27 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, left, military governor, meets the leader of the labor battalion, Ralph Yempuku, instructor in physical education at the university.


    Varsity Victory Volunteers at ceremony in the Palace Grounds.
    • WAR RECORD #759
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers at ceremony in the Palace Grounds.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers suitcases in hand.
    • WAR RECORD #760
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers suitcases in hand.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers given leis by Eloise McInery at the University of Hawaii on the steps of Hawaii Hall.
    • WAR RECORD #761
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers given leis by Eloise McInery at the University of Hawaii on the steps of Hawaii Hall.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers at ceremony in the Palace Grounds.
    • WAR RECORD #762
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers at ceremony in the Palace Grounds.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    A Varsity Victory Volunteer.
    • WAR RECORD #763
    • DESCRIPTION: A Varsity Victory Volunteer.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    General shakes hand of a Varsity Volunteer.
    • WAR RECORD #764
    • DESCRIPTION: General shakes hand of a Varsity Volunteer. "General Delos C. Emmons . . .meets the leader of the labor battalion, Ralph Yempuku, instructor in physical education at the university "caption in SB 27-Feb 1942 p.7.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers
    • WAR RECORD #765
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers on the steps of Hawaii Hall led in song by Sam Mukaida.
    • HWRD DATE: 25-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 25 Feb 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: OFF TO DEFENSE WORK: One hundred fifty five young Americans of Japanese ancestry, many of them University of Hawaii students and former members of the Hawaii Territorial guard, are pictured singing the national anthem, climaxing a sendoff program at a university convocation on the campus this morning. The youths will serve as a labor battalion on Oahu, to be known as the Varsity Victory Volunteers.


    Varsity Victory Volunteers in the Palace Grounds.
    • WAR RECORD #766
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers in the Palace Grounds.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers donate blood.
    • WAR RECORD #767
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers donate blood.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers donate blood.
    • WAR RECORD #768
    • DESCRIPTION: Varsity Victory Volunteers donate blood.
    • HWRD DATE: 27-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Varsity Victory Volunteers
    • WAR RECORD #770
    • DESCRIPTION: Formal inactivating of Varsity Victory Volunteers, composed of 157 American-Japanese youths, took place at Iolani Palace Grounds where informal ceremonies marked the occasion. Pictured there are Gregg M.Sinclair, left, University of Hawaii president, and Acting Governor Ernest K.Kai. Back row, (l. to r.) Capt. Richard Lum VVV commanding officer; Lt. Tommy Kaulukukui, executive officer, and Ralph Yempuku, supervisor.
    • HWRD DATE: 1-Feb-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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    Exhibit at Kaimuki Victory Garden program.
    • WAR RECORD #786
    • DESCRIPTION: Col. W.R. White, director of Office of Food Control inspects exhibit at Kaimuki Victory Garden program.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-Apr-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: Col. White inspects one of the exibits.
    • NOTE: See #787-they are on the same newspaper page.


    Kaimuki Victory Garden program.
    • WAR RECORD #787
    • DESCRIPTION: Guests at Kaimuki Victory garden dedication program were (l. to r.) Mrs. G. W. Sumner, president of the garden club; Mrs. Grace B. Wilder, executive secretary of the Outdoor Circle; Col. W.R. White, director of the Office of Food Control; Mrs. E.E. Black, Pres. of the Outdoor Circle, Col. Thomas H. Green, executive in the military governor's office, and Mayor Petrie. At extreme right is Riley H. Allen, editor of The Star Bulletin and Chairman of the program.
    • HWRD DATE: 24-Apr-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 24 Apr 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: AT GARDEN PROGRAM: The Kaimuki Victory Garden was dedicated at a program and vegetable display Wednesday afternoon. Above (three photos on same page), some of the guests at the program, left to right, Mrs. G.W. Sumner, president of the Garden club; Mrs. Grace B. Wilder, executive secretary of the Outdoor circle; Col W.R. White, director of the office of food control; Mrs. E.E. Black, president of the Outdoor circle; Col. Thomas H. Green, executive in the military governor's office, and Mayor Petrie. At extreme right is Riley H. Allen, editor of The Star-Bulletin and chairman of the program. v


    Wire fencing now encloses a large section of Honolulu's waterfront as a war measure
    • WAR RECORD #790
    • DESCRIPTION: Wire fencing now encloses a large section of Honolulu's waterfront as a war measure, the portion affected having been designated as a restricted area by order of the military governor. Police officer George Lee is a guard along a section of the barricade.
    • HWRD DATE: 2-May-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 2 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WIRE ON THE WATERFRONT: Miles of closely woven wire fencing now enclose a large section of Honolyly's waterfront as a war measure, the portion affected having been designated as a restricted area by order of the military governor. Police Officer George Lee is pictured standing guard along a section of the barricade.


    Concussion Damage.
    • WAR RECORD #791
    • DESCRIPTION: Concussion Damage. Esuyeko Kiyota, left, and Harue Shirati survey damage to windows in the home of Lt. Harrison R. Cooke, USN, on Tantalus Drive, by concussions from three sharp detonations which awoke Honolulans at 2:10 this morning.
    • HWRD DATE: 4-Mar-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 4 Mar 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: CONCUSSION DAMAGE. Esuyako Kiyota, left, and Harue Shirati survey damage to windows in the home of Lt. Harrison R. Cooke, USN, on Tantalus Drive, by concussion from three sharp detonations which awoke Honolulans at 2:10 this morning.


    War uniforms for Milady
    • WAR RECORD #797
    • DESCRIPTION: War uniforms for Milady: At a fashion show at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, various uniforms being worn by island women in war work were previewed. Left to right are Miss Lois Winsley, in the light blue uniform for the medical unit of the Office of Civilian Defense; Mrs. Charles J. Henderson in the grey tailored uniform of the American Red Cross and Mrs. Duncan McBryde in the grey slack suit of the Red Cross Motor Corps.
    • HWRD DATE: 30-May-42 (Printed)
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
    • NEWSPAPER PUBL DATE: 30 May 1942
    • NEWSPAPER CAPTION: WAR UNIFORMS FOR MILADY: At a fashion show Wednesday at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, various uniforms being worn by island women in war work were previewed. Pictured above, left to right, are Miss Lois Winsley, in the light blue uniform for the medical unit of the Office of Civilian Defense; Mrs. Charles J. Henderson in the grey tailored uniform of the American Red Cross and Mrs. Duncan McBryde in the grey slack suit of the Red Cross Motor Corps.


    Speakers at the first meeting of Oahu women's organization, OCD.
    • WAR RECORD #819
    • DESCRIPTION: Speakers at the first meeting of Oahu women's organizations representatives who will work together in the interests of civilian defense. Seated l. to r. Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham, director women's division OCD, and Mrs. Herman V. vonHolt, American Red Cross volunteer services. Standing, l. to r., Mrs. Louise H. Root, director of OCD volunteer placement bureau; Mrs. Beth K. Gantt, assistant to Mrs. Dillingham, and Charles L. Eaton, precinct warden.
    • HWRD DATE: 23-May-42
    • NEWSPAPER: SB
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