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Show t THE HERALD-JOURNA- Jop Bomber Strikes Again at Honolulu, but His Aim Is Punk HERES MORE ABOUT SCIENTIFIC From Page (Continued , 1) . faculty association Xi s l'eeep-'c- will honor of Sigma immediately. At 0 p. m , a dinner will be held in the Bluebird Cafe. Dr. Kirkwood's Tm Vi i Dr. understandable lecture. that solids. rliwood will show are not so far ;J()S and gases Cent in composition and when are changed from one form to her they still retain "ghosts irheir former state, installa-- . urn her feature of the eremomes will be confirma-new- y elected officers of the f.c gigma Xi club. Present club rs will be replaced by four iC men who will become first a chapter rtcers of Sigma Xi, as .he national organization. W Sherwin L. Maeser, profes-- r of chemistry at USAC, will Dr Bird as president of the pro- iTup, Dr. Robot J. Evans 0f agronomy, succeeds Dr. jnard H Pollard, associate pro-Zvegetable crops, as vice Williams, pro-LSent; Dr. J. S. becomes secre-an- d of geology, Dr. Dean M. McAllister, ediral collaborator for the bureau be confirm-ja- s , font industry, will treasurer of the USAC chap- Ufl i -- new Pf Maeser 3 election as resident of Sigma Xi came Lbad worked long on the original after which had started work chapter of the Sigma Xi to the USAC campus. 'cmmittee s, bring a MORE ABOUT HERES impressive (Continued from rites Page One) her that was felt wherever She always loved her She jJd, church and country. re-ariier made any disparaging was and about anyone, meet and kind to everybody. left a beautiful Mrs. Quinncy come to here, said Presuitry When she arriveent Anderson. obsd here she met trials and to make tms tacles. She helped juntry blossom as a rose. Always ee bad a most beautiful garden itto her home used to be on the this meeting house spot where She had beautiful tot stands. jins, trees, shrubs and flowers, nth went. was always anxious nr place so fine looking rould be an inspiration rao saw it. to have that it to all could bring love was hale, joy where uted Her husband was where sorrow always ibe She bere of sunshine and cheer. He s good teacher of the gospel mciples. Dr W, W. Henderson, a fiicnd the family, gave a fine tribute s Mrs Quinney and her 'll! u -- postcri- j can tell Whatever all of us ibout Sister Quinney, utr enumerate all the she has made can we contribu-k- to life, u said "Thus marks the Dr. Hcndctson passing of an age. Soon all the pioneers will be gone I hope Oh. they shall not be forgotten. that we could keep the good things given to us and not foiget them. "Sister Quinney belongs to a motherhood that is passing Thirteen children she brought into this world. It takes five women now ij bring that many children into the world. About 25 per cent of the women of today are childless. She dignified motherhood. It was not only giving birth to that many children. It was the rearing, providing for and educating them. "She was a home maker It seems difficult nowdays to make homes of houses. Motherhood is passing. ''She was 91 years of age Ninety-on- e years ago our nation was made up of territories and a few states Today we have states and no territories. Those were the days of the ox teams. Today is the day of autos. But there was just as much honor, maybe more in the days of the ox team than in the days of the auto. It is far better to be the children of the ox team age than the auto age. Those were the days of the log cabins made into homes by real mothers. Those were the days of the open fireplace. Now electric ranges are everywhere. Those were the days of different kinds of real food Now we live on knicknaeks. But we are not any better off. The that have come improvements have been used as ends instead of as means. We are kidding The pioneers were real builders. In those days nun diank the Singing Mothers under the A T. Henson cold water and attended churches, direction of Mrs. Davis at the with Mis Irma piano A solo was sung by Prank to the movies. and a duet by K H Baugh, Sr This service is a significant Mis. Vella Quinney and Ben ac-H. event The pioneers aie passing. Roberts, both selections being to see companied by Gilbert Thorpe. We should look back where we are going. Prayers were offered by Moses O. H. As I went into the home this Thatcher and President afternoon and saw Mrs. Quinney Budge. The grave in the Logan city I noticed that she had made few physical changes. If anybody ever cemetery was dedicated by George had a look of peace about her. Bradshaw of Salt Lake City, a she did. Jesus lived that we might brother of Mrs. Quinney Interment was under the direction of have peace. 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A convoy moving down the channel inside the barrier would be perfect targets for shore-base- d planes, opt mrM Two-butto- TIKE PlMPS would be excellent. of Japanese naval Cooperation forces in the invasion would bo difficult. The coast is protected by the great barrier reef, 30 to 50 miles offshore. The inner channel is shallow and is normally used e by small coastal shipping. The-- spring Regular E&imOIlDlBILm BALLOON that so ra JJ H There was no second Peail Harbor when a lone Japanese bomber struck again at Honolulu March 4. Three loud explosions rocked the uunity of Tantalus, a wooded mountain height oei looking the city, but only damage coined was a few broken windows, bomb craters left in the woods shove and radio transmitter, allied communications air field Remodeling I -- jnoety 15V 1.01 is K KEK.MIK. qnu klv as they did Java, they will be ill an esc e lie lit position Of The Inltel Press War Ib-sThe effective work of Australe to invade nmth Australia, perhaps an and American planes in blast - befoie tile ciefendeis Hie fully Ing Japanese invaders off Newjreadc. It is, of com so, enliicly possible Guinea and lapua offers the best ip.inese would stop at hope that tile Japanese tune table that the for the incaston of Australia will New Guinei and pi meed with ol the entne and peihaps the consolidation be slowed down East Indies, which is not vet wrecked cleaned up It is more probable, Time is the essence of Japanhowever. Unit thev will nut want ese' strntrg). If they are to take southern flank exthe northern pa rt eif Australia, to leaveto tluir attack by the big allied Australian air tielcls are stiung posed it must be clone qllirklc . before force which is being built up in along the coast Kvciy big cattle American fighters and bombers h m Queensland and arrive in such uumliers that the Australia. By taking the northern ram would force the allies in Australia has its own coast, they lie will (cat impossible. The prospects are fair that they m will be able to take New Guinea, despite losses In all their operations in the Indies, they have to exproved their willingness pend nun. ships anti planes recklessly as long as they gam their objec t o. 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That Is prohabl.v why the Japanese are thrusting at the Solomon islands, tr.viug to jockey into position to cut the supply line from the United State's. There they are up against our Pacific to fleet, which is ronimitteel kerping the line open and already has operated effectively veest of the Gilbert islands. The present task in the defense of Australia is to delay Japanese southoccupation of Papua-t- he eastern segment of New Guinea as long as possible. Much depends on it. If the Japanese are able to overrun New Guinea as Ia-pu- enVinln o to operate at a disadvantage fiom distant liases There are several points at would be winch the Japanese likely to aim. Most important is the naval and air hnse at Port Darwin. There arc tin air fields at Wyiiclhnm Hint Broome farther west, while flu iioithern part of Queensland offers possibilities. It is onl.v about 8Hl a miles from Port .Moresby m to tile northern tip of Queensland. 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