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100 m t! m b e r S with "willing minds but unwilling legs" away' as softballers -- yet.

1-"110 •• -" .,. show officers and team captains: Standing L to R - Naoji Yamagata, Club 100 Pr si­Richard lshimoto, A-2, Bob Takashige B-2; Hideo Kon, Executive Secr tacy; Takt!s hi ra , C Co.; Hideo Kajikawa, It!agut! manager. Kneeling: James Kawashima, B-1; Torao Mori, Yo.hio Tanabe, Rurals ; and Tad Ohta, Hq Co. Missing-Kaso Yoshioka, Dog Company.

L IN FULL SWING eight teams entered, the Club lOll

league is in full sv.ing. This is th" annual 12" Spring series, and tv.o favor­Hq Co. and Baker Co . are battling for the

right dov. n to the wire . -2 had the must unusual season. They

off by trouncing A-I, defendingchampf', to 1 score. Thl:m, led by the steady of Donald Nagasaki, they knucked off

a 3 to a score in a great pitcher's duel een Don and Lefty Kobashigav.a. "Blue" the Bakerites to but two bingle~.

When A-2 met Hq Co., they were riding early in the game, coasting on a 9 to 3 at th!:: end of the 4th inning. A Cu. had bra ted their annual stag party at a tea the night before, and v.ere mov.ing down

_liiooiOt/i~~~--,"",=-so it seemed. At thir s tarr!::,

it looked like a "cinch" that A-2 v.Quld go on ahead to garner the 19b!) champiunship, un­ddeatt:!d, as they had met the 3 strungest teams in its firf" 1 3 gamt:!s.

But their "teahuuse" spirit e v apo rate d towardz the end of the game, and v.hen the 'lth inning ended, the game was all tied up at IlJ to 10. In the tv.o .:xtra inning baUle that fol­lowed, A Co. manar;ed to ,core one run but IIq Co . came hack v.ilh :, runs to i e the gamll.

It looked then like it 3-way tie involvlnii IIq Co ., A-2, and B-l,

The Rurals, huv.ever, llullerJ the upset of the year when they knocked A-2 tllmblinr; duv.n uut of title contention, 4 to I. Sunahara hand ;uffed A-2 with only 2 hils for the Rurals' firft v.in.

One thing everybudy agrued UINn and that is that "the mind might be thllre, hut the leg; aren't cooperating. "

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PUKA PUKA PARADE Publi~hed monthly by the Club lOa, an organizat ion of

World War II veterans of the 100lh Infantry Battali on, incorporated under the Laws of the Territory of Ha\'laii .

Editorial Staff Editor _.. TED IIIRA' AMA

A.uistanl Editor ._ ... .. _._ NAOJI YAMAGATA

PholO Editor .... CEORG.: M. KURISU

Circulation & Bu.sineu Manager ._ ... HIDEO KON

Board of Directors NAOJI YAM AGATA . .••. President MICHAEL M. MIYAKE . .. .. . _. 1st Vice President HIROTOSHT YAMAMOTO .... __ ." ........ 2nd Vice President KA ZUTO SHIM IZU .. " ... ".. .......... . ....... _.. . ... . . .. Secretary HI CH AHD F. HOSAKA . ..... .•• ..• TrPlIJurer S"ARK M. MATSUNAGA ..... _ ... _ .. Imm ediate Past President J ACK Y. HIRANO _ •. _. .._ ...•• .. H eadquarters Chapter H EN RY NAKASONE ................... Me~icJ~ Chapter KOrCHr FUKUDA .... ....•.... ..... ....... .. ... A Chapter JAMES K. MIYANO ......••..•..•.. ....... _._.. .._ .. uB" Chapter RALrH IKEDA .. . •.• •.. •...•.••...• •.. . .. "C" Chapter Enon: YOSHIMASU .••••••••. _.. •...•••... liD)) Chapter TOSHIO KABUTAN ..• •. .•..••..••....• . •. Kauai Chapter CORO K UWAOA ....••.. . ....•••....•... . ... Maui Chapter TAKtIICHI OKAJIMA . 0.' ••• ••• ••••••• ••••• • Hawaii Chapter YOSIfIO T,,", ,Bt: Rural Chapter H IDEO KON . ... . ........ . .... Executive Secretary

CLUB MOTTO: "For Contil1uing Service"

EDITORIAL Endorsement of Club Members

The policy of Club 100 endorSing a mem ­ber from our midst for an appointive office was recently brought into public focus.

Because of its timeliness we use these co­lumns to invite you to take a closer gander on the intent purpose and a ims of this policy which was duly adopted a few years ago by our Board of Directors.

The intent of this policy is to acquaint of­ficials that an applicant being considered is a Club 100 member and deemed able and qualified to assume the responsibilities of a particular position to be filled. A resolution passed by the Board of Directors s erves as the courier of this communication.

The expressed solid backing of an organi­zation can prove mighty comforting and often­times helpful to any individual in quest of im ­proving his st anding . Our organization can be proud of the members who have corne up from the ranks to hold key appointive governmental positions. The capable manner in which they have executed their duties is reflected in the high respect they are held by our citizenry.

Puka Puka Parae ~ This "back the member provided he is quali PI fied" movement is not confined to the field ( l . governmental appointees. Request for perSOllG 0'

data of me m b e r s are placed at club head A' quarters from e m p lo y e r s of our member1 ' B Other inquiries of var ious sorts relating to th S

s t atus of members are also made at the office, ou The value of our Club 100 nerve center as pO fountain of personnel reference has been pu Jl(

through the mill. hi We admit that under certain unforesee ali

circumstances that this policy may become , al controversial "hot potato ." The gov ern or , s listed below, howe ve r , we feel, makes th, 1

policy a valuable working tool for the member uj ship in that (n The endorsement applies on!' to appointive offices and NOT to elective of' d fices . This is in line with our gentlemen': te agreement to stay neutral as Club 100 in polio ut tics . (2) A member in order to receive en· dorsement must possess sufficient qualifica· er tion (s) for the position he aspires . (3) WherE al tw o or more qualified members seek the samE ~ post that all he endorsed. s

Through this policy we hope to be of servo ill

ice to deserving paisans as we all struggle fa over and under life's obstacle course. As ir t the field of combat a little push sometime1 ot results in a break through. This policy is g designed as one phase of our Operation Kokua nt maneuvers . x

WANTED! . -News for the Puka Puka Parade!

We can't possibly know what's going on ~ among all Club 100 members. We must de­pend on YOU wherever you may be to call in or send in the "dope".

We especially would like new s from Rural Oahu, from the other Islands, the States, or from the Orient. Births, marriages, hobbies, new homes, promotions, anything concerning w club members would ' do. Jus t mail it to the Puka ~I, Puka Parade, Club 100, 520 Kamoku Street.

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S~()()PING IN ABLE'S CORNER k \a.oji Yamagata

. As of March 7th Kuni Fujimoto became mother Able-ite who has started to hustle for ;nerry B los s 0 m Queen ballots. The poker .. :ed postman was all smiles as he meekly Jished out "It's A Girl" cigars to paisans. cJth mother and d aug h t e r are reported as .oing fine. At last reporting the father was ,till wishing the new addition was another son.

Speaking of Signor Fujimoto reminds us of :e situation which in v 'o I ve s four Co . "A" _embers as brothers-in-law. If you will bear lith us we will try to explain it this a-way:

".IDio Fujimoto and "Hard Rock" Suyama are :.arried to sisters of Wally Ichiyama. Now,

. fally and Mahjong Yo s him u r a are blessed lith'mates who are sisters. The best way to ';&lire out"this relationship is to "draw a pic -

" ::re, Takeo Ige of eligible bachelor fame was

'/oluntarily "married" according to an in ­. rmant who follows the vital s tatistics columns ery closely. After much and frequent denials n the part of the genial weapons platoon mem ­

rer the facts clearly show that he is still very ~1:h on the single side . The confusion arose Inen another Takeo Ige of this same city de­:ided to get himself a bride . Our Takeo Ige in

, tGe meantime was called C---S---, etc ., for not :a'ling extended invitations to pr oper sources .

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Ben Miyake and Tom Fukuda have left us to return to Chicago and La Crosse respective­ly. A fine family portrait of the Fukudas was carried quite prominently in one of our local journals .

Richard Oki was listed as number 5 out of the some two thousand-odd veterans who have applied for ahouse and lot in the Aina Koa sub ­division. He is a cinch to be the first One Puka Puka-ite to get settled in Kapakahi Valley. In the meantime, other paisans are waiting to be called as their numbers give them a chance to secure a cassa, too.

Fumi Taniyama was recently awarded a prize of the month by a local fishing club for his ulua catch. Our sports fisherman has tack­ed up quite a record of catches to his credit .

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FRANCES OKAZAKI TO HEAD EASTER PARTY

Chalk up two noteworthy "first" for our Easter party to be held at our clubhouse on Sunday, April 3rd.

First of all, it is the first Easter party ever being staged by Club 100.

The second first is the fact that it is the first occasion where a wife of a member has assumed the general chairmanship of a social function. To Mrs. Frances Okazaki, better half of the "monzook" Okazaki household, goes this signal honor.

The party, which is designed to please the bambinoes is scheduled to hold sway from 1:3CJ P .M. to 4:00 P .M.

Real live bunnies and baby chicks are being recruited to play apr 0 min e n t part in the afternoon's activities. Lawn games in which

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Eugene Kawakami's prugram committee working hand in'hand with Mrs. Okazaki has an- ~ T. nounced the followi.ng chapter duties: Head-;{ Y

quarters and Medics, preparation of Easter .e basket s " Dog Company, dec 0 rat i un; games Jj nu

, n01 Able; refreshments, Charlie; clean-up, Baker. S Company. J " ..

A donation of $ 1.00 per family will be re )i )1

quested to cover expenses of a grand Hallov"een ' party in October . j

01 While this is the first Easter affair, th()se in hi:

charge have been hard at work to make it parti _lll

cularly enjoyable afternoon for the children.~,l( T If you have any bunnies or chicks (must be·:a

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BUZZING WITH THE BEES , ~ Ray IVo.akn

It started off with a bang and ended up with I \~ a bang I That was the annual Bakerite tea house

stag party held at Kanraku. (I'; The setting was like Italy in Kanraku-- -I C' only minus the First Ser geant. I I~ Honored guests were Colon e 1 Farrant II' Turner, Senator Wilfred Tsukiyama, Hideo Kon II., and Naoji Yamagata. I;; 'Raymond Nosaka, who emceed the program

bad no difficulty in lining up the show. I~ . Amongst the t a len ted performers were: r:. Fundi Shirai, B. J. Kimura, Senator Tsukiyama, ,_ Colonel Turner, Yozo Yam a mot 0, Takeshi , Kitaoka, Hajime Yam an e, Moses So, Billy

~i Takaezu, Mike M i yak e, "Thug" Nakai, Stu Yoshioka, Tokuji Ono.

Dependable James Miyano and Fred Kane­mura Were on the ball to see that everything was in order including collecting the moola.

We were glad to see everyone so happy especially the "once a year men." "Howz it? What are you doing now? Yeahl I have three bambinos now. 0 , bOy, I have four wahines now i You remember da time at Bagnolia or Civitavechi. Da time the MP chased us." So went the chitter chatter till early morn.

It was a grand get together and everyone was having a heluva good time. Not only the food and drinks but just the feeling and meeting for old time sake \\las worth the money.

Sportsdom: Did you know B- 1 is tied for first place in the softball league and B2 is fighting to get out of the cellar position?

Eavesdropping: B1 player to another Bl player. "I have a hunch we are going to walk

i away with the softball championship." Ii T.S. for to-day: I told you not to drink the ~ last one. I :;:ick like --- i I"

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NEW FACES RECEIVE PASSES TO A CO. STAG PARTY

The presence of many smiling new faces added further color and punch to the already potent traiditonal Able Company stag party at Hananoya Tea House on February 26th.

. . After mumbling alibis ranging from the ngid security restrictions imposed by their mates to the high cost of living to the hard­ships of looking after their increasing number of broods, the newcomers blended with their old buddies for an evening of fun.

Food, which was originally placed on tables in large quantities, dwindled away in haste as eating was the first order of business .

Backward reconnaissance of GI days coupled with group singing and shooting the same bull over and over again rolled along until tactful eviction by the matron took place at an early late hour.

Guests of Able Chapter present at the af­fair included Honorary Member Leslie Deacon Club Veep Mike Miyake, Executive Secretary Hideo Kon, Ben (Sea Dog) Miyake now of Chicago and Tom Fukuda from La Crosse Wisconsin. The latter two, who served in th~ first platoon, were on their vacations in the islands at the most opportune time. Both of them chorused that it was "right on" seeing the boys again.

Jesse Hirata of Baker , a pay i n g guest, rompt::d of with the grand prizt:: radio clock door award. Isamu Nakasato copped a leg of ham which was escorted to the kitchen in haste to serve as additional "pu pu" .

Chairman Etsu Sekiya in a deeply con ­cerned mood remarked, "Somebody told me we never elect officers tonight so we better hold one more party later on in the year ." (Note : Not a bad idea at that) .

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REPORTS FHOM THE KEYHOLE RECONNAISANCE

Hawaii Chapter has 0 f f i cia 11 y and gra­ciously accepted the invitation to act as host of the 1955 annual convention. The November 11 -13th dates, we hope, will find many Club lOU members in Hilo to take-in the meeting, sights, conradeship and could be Madam Pele's acti­vities. We strongly urge all of you to start a monthly "On to Hilo" savings plan to provide for transportation and other costs. A trip of this nature is worth every cent you release.

We are happy to see Kisuke Arakaki up and around after his accident of a few months ago. Our Dog Company paisan is itching to get back to his job soon.

Otomatsu Aoki, president of Headquarters Chapter, has been appointed chairman of the anniversary banquet to be held on June 4th. Under his capable guidance malta mangiare and beaucoup enjoyment no doubt will be in store for all those in attendance.

The New Year Party is still beyond the blue horizon. But, Angel Ogata has already started hustling for the affair. "Bra" Nanbara has been commissioned as one of his lieutenants to round-up refreshments effective im­mediately.

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CLUB 100 FOOD CONCESSION AT FIREWORKS DISPLAY

The operation of six food concessions at the Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Com­merce fireworks display at Ala Moana Park on the evening of April 1st will be undertaken by Club 100 to raise funds toward purchasing office equipment.

Bill Komoda has agreed to cease firing at termites long enough to assume chairmanship of the undertaking.

Slated to be sold are hot dogs, soda pops, packaged candies of all sorts, saimin, barbe­cue, etc.

Ken Okamoto (A) will be in c h a r g e of securing the necessary equipment to servIce the booths. If you have any gasoline stove or gas lamps for illumination, kindly get in touc.l) with Ken at phone 83278 or call the clubhouse.

Toshio Kunimura (Hq) takes over the job of handling finances .

Various chapter presidents havebeen assigned the task of securing personnel to man the booths. Get in touch with your prexy and offer your service as a large force makes the job easier and creates fun in handling the project.

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Words cannot ex pre s s our sincere ap­preciation for your thoughtfulness and gener­

j osity we received during our recent disaster.

Thank you, one and all, for your donations , and clothings .

Tokio and Tsurue Ige

Editor's Note: The Iges were washed out last November, losing all their possessions in the flood. Members r all i e d to their aid wit h contributions of clothing and money.

Dear Naoji, It seems to me I have to retract what I

1 '/Irote in my letter dated January 19.

At our regular monthly meeting held Friday night, Feb. 4, some of the boys felt that guava jelly alone will not realize much of a profit for you. In'its place, the following s ug­gestions were made:

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I have been instructed to contact you for your reaction to the above. What is your opinion?

Gentlemen,

Very Sincerely yours, Goro Kuwada

May I express my appreciation for your kindness in sending me "A mba s sad 0 r s in Arms". It brings back many memories.

Please say 'hello' to everyone in the club for me; I hope to be asSigned to Hawaii some day before I retire.

Again many thanks for the bOOk. Sincerely yours, Lt. Col. A. E. McKenzie E-407-27th Ave. Spokane 35, Washington

The following ex c e r p t s were taken from a letter from Maj. Gen. Warren C. Wood, now in command of the 34th Infantry Division:

Please forgive this rather belated acknow-1edgment of your most sincere congratulations on my assumption of command of the famous 34th Infantry Division. I would a p p re cia t e hearing from you and your organization on occasion, knowing the part you played in a great division's history. Perhaps, sometime, I may have the pleasure of visiting your club. Who knows?

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