And suddenly, from his perch on men's shoulders, that lifted him hero-wise above the crowd--Hal Dane burst into boyish laughter. He had it, that "Tokio Asahi,"--it was the name of Japan's greatest newspaper--the newspaper with over a million circulation, and with a most modern of modern air mail deliveries. That was evidently the Asahi's own great landing field he had arrived above, so naturally it was the name Asahi that had been radioed up to him.