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Vt>LUME XIX UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HONOLULU, T.H., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 No. 23 Pioneers Draft takes UH. men Pine Queen will he to hit from campus for a year They're Uncle Sam's dutiful sons soldiers," Masaichi Goto said as he and wear the khaki now. annou1:1ced Thursday turned over his duties at the book · For at least a year, no more com­ store to Elsie Au Saturday. Both high spots plaints about the book store for Goto and Mizuno have had two Masaichi Goto. No more mimeo­ years' traini.ng previously in the UH Ing seeks more student talent for ASUH show­ graphing, typing and secretarial ROTC. float planned for New Year's day parade Police and· Deans work for Jiro Matsui, formerly of · It was also reported that Robert the business office, and volunteer Sekiya, former president of Hakuba Complete results of the Pineapple Bowl Queen election will be an­ plan gala reception­ Kai who graduated last June, and week' s sched filled Stephen Nakamura, formerly of the nQunced by the Honolulu Star-Bulletin tomorrow, Harry Nordmark, Personnel Office, have been con­ subchairman of the contest rules committee, said this week. When Denver's Pioneers hit port scripted. Walter Wong, senior, was also ASUH and Junior Chamber officials believe that the race will be a ometime between 10:30 a.m. and called for the first draft. He could close one. oon today, the covered wagon have asked for deferment,.but chose Those in the contest are Momi ill be approaching the end of the not to. He left with the first con­ Denver game free with tingent on Monday. Ainoa, Harriet Awana, Joan Bur­ 940 football trail. ASUH activity book The Rocky Mountain gridders will roughs, Elizabeth Cooper, Henri­ lay their final game of the season Will play Shinran Admission to this Saturday's etta Cooper, Margaret Dunn, Thel­ aturday against the Roarding Police benefit game between Den­ ainbows in the Police Benefit at ver university and the University ma Kauka, Winon~ Hollinger, he Honolulu Stadium. Goto Mizuno of Hawaii will be free upon pre­ Amelia Lemke, Martha Levy and The Police have planned a big sentation of ASUH activity tickets, Helen Ann Smythe. eception for the Denver squad. A Toshio Kunimura, formerly of the Beatrice Ching, secretary to Theo­ Qo-chairman Andrew Ing of the eception committee, including the TC office. dore (Pump) Searle said this week. ASUH committee has asked for olice· glee club and Coach Luke Larry Mizuno, editor, 1940 All­ The activity books may also be more student talent for the forth­ ill of the Rain bows will greet the American Ka Palapala, has post­ used for the annual Pineapple Bowl coming show to be held in the arty off port. poned the annoying question of game on New Year's day. Palace Theater. Any person inter­ Upon landing Coach Clyde (Cac) settling do.wn to a respectable job ested in apparing· in the show ubbard and the invading party and given himself up willingly to should get in touch with Ing .or any ·n be taken to the City Hall, from the duties of buck private. of the ASUH officers. The benefit hich they will drive to the Nuuanu Right now, my ambition is to be­ show will be given to raise funds ali. After circling Koko Head, the come corporal as fast as I can," Carni'7"al plans. for an ASUH fl.oat in the New Year's eam will head for their quarters at said Larry Mizuno the day before day parade. he Moana hotel. he reported for duty. "I'm glad Coronation of the Pineapple Shigeru Fukuoka, spirit and rally I'm going now as I'm not tied down to go through Queen will take place at the am­ hairman, said yesterday that a pep to anything or anybody. I hope, phitheater on Monday, December ally will be held tomorrow at 12: 45 however, the United States never The ASPH carnival will likely go 30, Pineapple Bowl officials said. A n Hemenway hall. Plans for the goes to war," the former editor of on as previously scheduled, with 20 public rally will be held at that Uy were happed out at a meeting Ka Palapala said. organizations already signed up for time. Also to appear will be the f the committee early this week. "We're going to enjoy ourselves booths and several more probably Fresno State football team and the "We are quite sure of having out there besides becoming good coming up, according to Jennie Lee, Fresno State Raisin Queen. Iara Inter perform at the rally. ASUH secretary. Plans for a dance after the rally e will also try to get the Police Lack of interest of students and have been abandond. However, a lee club to render several num­ Senior prexy . Mineo Katagiri, organizations had forced the car­ lively time has been promised by ers," Fukuoka said. who will take the role of Shinran nival committee to contemplate Pinebowl officials. A bonfire and Ten to get torchlight parade will be included The Roaring Rainbows will be Shonin in the next Theater guild abandoning the whole idea, but prospects were brighter at the end in the program. The Royal Hawaiian Continued on page 4 - show tickets production. of last week', she said. Band will be on hand, and other en­ Definite plans will get under way tertainers are being lined up to put Free tickets to the ASUH benefit next week, according to Jennie Lee. on a great show, officials said. show to be held at the Palace the­ Meanwhile, conflicts in concessions Among the spectators at the game Katagiri to star in will be Harry Grayson, NEA sports uslanders atre on Friday, December· 20, will wm be decided by bids by the be mailed to the ten lucky juniors various organizations. writer, who will arrive here soon whose bids were pulled out in the Guild production Some of the clubs who have sign­ with his family. lottery at the junior dance last ed up for their booths are: Aggie t assemhy Saturday night at Hemenway hall. Mineo Katagiri, senior in the col­ club, bingo, baseball throw and Tickets will be sent to the fol­ lege of Arts and Sciences, was se­ ring the duck; Peng Hui, pin KGU claims credit Joseph Auslander and his wife, lowing juniors through the mail lected to play the leading role of wheel, ice cream counter and udrey Wurdemann, will discuss boxes: Hon Hoong Chee, Esther Shinran Shonin in "Namu Amlda variety booth; Phi Theta Psi, ring odern poetry at the convocation Gerber, Masayuki Hashimoto, Sid­ Butsu,". second UHTG play which the nail, throwing pennies in tub for music school t 9: 30 tomorrow in Farrington ney I. Kashiwabara, Jennie F. J. will be given January 15, 16, 17 and hammering nails in log; Te ll. They will read some of their Lee, Henry K. F. Lum, Kenneth T. and 18 in Farrington hall. Chih Sheh, shave ice and peanuts; If you happened to turn on your n poems and Mr. Auslander may Miyoshi, Norman A. Sapiro, Henry Other members of the cast are YWCA, milk bottle, caricature and radio to station KGMB last Mon­ cite some of the great poetry of C. Witter, and Leonard D. Y. Wong. Masato Doi, Yuien; Robert Fukuda, archery; Phi Epsilon Mu, pop day between 10 and 10:30 a.m. with her writers. Hilbert Crosthwaite of the San Zeuran, Shinran's son; Kenneth corn, cotton candy, cokes, gum, the expectation of hearing Mrs. These two famous poets will con­ Diego football team; Joe Kauluku­ Miyoshi, Eiuen Dono; Shin Naka­ candy and cigarettes, penny throw­ Dorothy Kahananui's Music School Ude their series of public evening kui, captain of the Rainbow var­ mura, Chio Dono; Richard Uyemu­ ing in tub and money throwing at of the Air, and heard nothing to ctures at the University tonight. sity; Mr. Marshall Stearns, chap­ ra,· Yuishin Domo; Mitsuyo Akiya­ girls. that effect, the desired result could hey arrived in Honolulu November erone for the dance; Walter Chuck, ma, Tachibaua Motokazu, a war­ Poh Song Whe, Korean barbecue have been attained by switching and will return to the mainland ASUH president; and Yutaka Na­ rior; George Miyashiro, Scushin; sandwich; Hui Lokahi, penny your dial to KGU. ecember 19. kahata, junior class president, part­ Emi Mukaida, Kozu, a waitress; throwing, dart throwing and ring Ka Leo reported in the last issue Mr. Auslander is In charge of the icipated in the drawing. Jane Takano, Shishin. the duck; Wakaba Kai, hot dog that Mrs. Kahananui's program etry room of the Library of Con­ Tickets entitle holders to loge Naoko Tsukiyama, Sumino, a gei­ and pop, bingo and milk bottle; could be heard over KGMB at that ess, and Mrs. Auslander is con­ seats'. sha; Marie Tanemura, Murahagi, OLS, saimin, coffee and doughnuts hour, but KGU officials quickly ltant in English for the library. The ASUH is sponsoring the show a geisha; Setsu Furuno, Asaka, a and bingo, Commerce club, dart called attention to the error. A Both have published several to finance a fl.oat in the Pine Bowl geisha; Helen Hayashi, Umenoi, a throwing and ring the duck; Home quick check-up proved that KGU lumes of poetry. Miss Wurde· game festivities. A combined geisha; Toshiko Okaz~ki, Kaede, a Ee club, hot dogs, pop corn, ice officials were correct. ann's second volume, Bright screen and stage treat will be of­ geisha; Ryoti Namba, a tea-house cream and candy; Ka Pueo, dunk­ bush, won the Pulitzer Prize fered. clown; Hiroshi Kato, first attend­ ing game; Ke Anuenue, Hawaiian r 1935. Andrew Ing, show committee ant; Gary Hiraoka1 second attend­ show, candy, gum, cigarettes and . Rehearsal schedule chairman, is searching for campus ant; Moses Sato, a pilgrim; and hot dogs; FFA, archery, dart talent for the stage attraction. Arthur Mori, another Pilgrim. throwing, hot dogs, and bean guess­ given for guild play xpatriation drive Clara Inter, comic hula dancer, is Shinran Shonin is the founder of ing game; and Eta Lambda Kappa, Complete rehearsal schedule for slated to act as mistress of cere­ the Shin sect of the Buddhist re­ bottle breaking, nail hammering "Namu Amlda Butsu," second The­ monies. ligion. and baseball throwing. ater guild production of the year xceeds quota will be as follows, Arthur E. Wy­ man, director, said. Closing simultaneously with the Thursday, Dec. 12, Act II; Friday, Waifan Civic association's cam· Fresno gridders start training for island Dec. 13, Act 1-11 Letter perfect in I; lgn throughout Honolulu and the Sunday, Dec. 15, Acts 11-111 Letter tslde islands for a simplified pro· perfect In II; Monday, Dec. 16, Acta dure of expatriation, the drive invasion with ma1nmoth luau in home town 111-IV; Tuesday, Dec. 17, Acts 1-111 re on the campus ended after a Letter perfect in Ill; Thursday, Dec. ee-week campaign. - FRESNO -Hawaffan atmosphere pfonshlp eleven on December 7. served by lovely coeds dressed In 19, Acta 11-IV; Friday, Dec. 20, Acta r, Shunzo Sakamaki, assistant permeated the novel Aloha party From there they are to go directly hula skirts. Coconut hats and leis 1-11; Sunday, Dec. 22, Acta 111-IV fessor of history and secretary at the Civic Auditorium here yes­ to Honolulu for games on Christ­ abounded in profusion. Souvenirs Letter perfect In IV. the campaign, announced that terday. mas and New Year's Day. The lat­ typical of the Islands were dis­ Monday, Dec. 23, Acts 1-11·111; Percent of the Japanese students Whtie the Waikiki Sweethearts ter contest, climaxing the season, tributed. Tuesday, Dec. 24, Acta 11-111-IV; the campus have signed the peti· danced to the music of the Hilo will be against the University of Queen Barbara Fike, vivacious Thursday, Dec. 26, Acts 1-111-IV; blanks addressed to Secretary Serenaders, the program featured . Hawaii in the famed Pineapple Fresno State coed, was the guest Friday, Dec. 27, Acta 1-1 I-IV; Sun­ State Cordell Hull. The other Al Radka, Fresno State football Bowl classic. of honor and presided over this day, Dec. 29, Acta 1·11-111; Monday, Percent were students who could star, In his uproarious interpreta­ Coach Jimmy Bradshaw present­ preview of Fresno's Polynesian Dec. 30, Acts 111-IV; Tuesday, Jan. be reached for their signaturell. tion of the "Cock-Eyed Mayor of ed his Bulldogs, while the host of tour to the "Paradise of the Pa­ 31, Acta 11-111-IV; Thursday, Jan. 2, l Fresno fans who will make the trip 1 one student refused when Kaunakakai." cific." Acta 1-111-IV;. ed to sign to Honolulu were Introduced as part Coach Jimmy Bradhaw pointed Friday, Jan. 3, Acta l·l I-IV; Sun­ iss Gene Hirai, representing the Some 500 guests p.thered at the of the special party which witl · ac­ out that the Fresno team is in fine · 1 luau Arranged by the Fresno company the team to the Hawaiian day, Jan. 5, All acts; Monday, Jan. \"erslty of Hawafl Japanese condition for Its Important coming 6, All acts; Tuesday, Jan. 7, All b Junior Chamber of Commerce as a Islands. Al~ogether a delegation of • and Miss Mae Asahlna of the games. The team has scored 109 acta; Thursday, Jan. 9, All acts-­ aba Kai donated $10.00 and novel send-oft for the college foot­ more than 250 people will arrive in points to 38 in posting 7 victories, 0 ball team, the luau was a brllllant Honolulu on I)ecember 19 for the ene tie and one defeat. Props and scenery; Friday, Jan. 10, respectively to the campaign All Acta-Props and scenery; Sun­ d, Dr. Sakamaki revealed. and spectacular success. hollday season and football games. Coach Bradshaw announced that All the trimmings that go with Channing Manning, director of day, Jan. 12, All acts-Props, scen­ e results of the campus drive The Fresno Bulldogs then en­ ery, and llghta; Monday, Jan. 13, reported at the Oahu ra.U7 on trained f~r an 8,000 mile trek by a luau provided a delightful sur­ Public RelaBons for Fresno State rail .and sea, go{ng to tdttle Rock, prise at the party. There were College, would precede the squad Dreu rehearsal; Tueaday, Jan. 14, day night alQng with r~rUI All acts-Prope, scenery, and lights. ed in by the leader$ wi.o:· bave Arkansas where they will meet the deh and poi, pineapples, pineapple to Honolulu and arrive on Decem· :taasect the entire territory. JJ!kansas State Te&chtU's cJiam- juice, 4Dd the proper courses were ber 10, PAGE 2 KA LEO 0 HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 Writer forgets hot dogs This end TMli VOICI; in .football fa11 description Founded on September 13, 1922 as the Hawaii Mirror Name changed November 15 , 1922 to Ka Leo o Hawaii We perch a lauhala hat jauntily start tearing it to bits. We keep it Published twice a week by the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii. on our head, toss a raincoat over for the "touchdown fund," and Entered as second-class matter at the post office of Honolulu, Hawaii, 1922, under the act of March 3, 1879. · , an arm, and attempt to reach the place it in ~ coat pocket for safe­ Subscription rates: 75c uer semester; $1.50 yearly. Publication schedule, 1940-1941: Wednesday and Saturday mornings September 16 to stadium early. We wonder why we keeping. Ma_y 31 excer-iting:".Se})tember 16, 21; November 23; December 25, 28; January 4; February l, 5, 8, 12, 22; Apnl 12. · .never seem to be able to get there The bass tuba gleams in the Member, Associated Collegiate Press, distributor of Collegiate Digest. Represented for national advertising by National Advertising Service, Inc., 420 Mad­ early enough. 'There's always a sun in the band directly below us. ison Ave .• New York. crowd there ~head of us. We feel a sudden urge to throw Editor-in-Chief...... ---·················································Eddie N. Chong For half an hour we sit working some confetti or even an umbrella Business Manager...... - ..... Richard. Ho out a crossword puzzle or shouting into its yawning- horn. to friends. Our spirits are high. There's a drizzle of rain, and the , EDITORIAL STAFF The game begins, the grand­ ·· couple below us thrust up an um­ Managing Editors...... _...... Elbert Yee, Yutaka Nakahata News Editors...... Keichiro Yamato, Heury Wong stands are filled, and ~he fellow brella. We learn there is a definite News Feature Editors...... Fumiko Fujita, Kikue Kaneko behind us has his shoe on our technique to opening an umbrella ~f the rainbo Literary Editor...... •.....Dorothy Goo skirt. We pull our skirt away and in the grandstands. The procedure Sports Editors ...... Morio Omori, Don Perin Women's Editors...... ·-······················-----·------Mae Sakamoto, Evangeline Mori thrust our feet on the beach be­ is thus: we thrust up the closed Strip-teasing the men . . • Assistant Editors...... Phyllis Bailey, Yuji Yamashita tween the people below us. · umbrella straight into the air, then Reporters: Melvine Lepine, Irene Seo, Walter Char, Richard Ando, Charles That this is definitely becomi Fern, Caroline Dizon, Faustina Van Gieson, Carolyn Hollings­ Someone throws some colored shoot it open high above our a woman's world was given ad head, Warten Gima; Bob Butler, Martha Levy, Leon Chi,m, tape from' above. We grab it and heads. Then we lower it quickly tional proof last week by Ka Pu initiates. Not satisfied with wom Tadashi Eto, Shin Sakamoto, Shigeyuki Yoshitake, Jiro Saku­ over ouT heads, so as not to mar ma, Yoon Yil Lee, Harold Shak. adopting the use of men's trouse Librarians ...... Rosalie Hoshibata, Barbara Cox the vision of those behind us. this haole sorority went - a st ., Profs interested · As the sun moves ewa-malrni, ahead by having its neophytes w BUSINESS STAFF men's stocking and garters. Advertising Manager ...... Vernon Wong our hat move slowly forward, until What will they take next? Assistant Advertising Manager .:...... Mary W. Chung it perches' precariously over our Circulation Manager ...... Frances Williams infeeding minds; * * Assistant Circulation Manager...... Peggy Tha.tcher right eye. The ·idea is to keep the Circulation Staff...... Audrie Peck, Evelyn Moniz, Leland Harry, sun's rays out of our eyes, and to Consolation-beauty is only Ted Bennett, Charles Brown what of stomach h-- with our appearances. skin deep ... When our hats have tipped for­ Apropos of sororities, we an Beef stew a la Cameron. How ward so low that we can't see, the sti II collecting stray complaints does that sound to you That is, if from recent Yang Chung Hui game is ended, and we go home. Big improve1nent . • • Dr. Cameron h11s a pet beef stew neophytes who also had to suffe initiation tortures. These ne recipe; A football fan. is a peculiar spe­ Cheering by the student body at last Saturday's game improved cies of being. We know. We are members of the Chinese sororit Boston University held a kitchen have been speculating on whet almost 100 per 'cent from previous games, ASUH officials believe. party recently at which time fa. one. er their · rating with the ma culine element has gone up o This result was attained because of two factors. One was the oppos­ vorite dishes of the professors were down after they were paraded o ing cheering section of the 25lst Coast Artillery, whic};i gave the ele­ prepared by students. First dish Jingle-to coeds Fort street dressed in rummag ment of competition, and the other was that the Rainbow team was lead­ was oyster stew a la Dr. James R. sal·e left-overs with their fa completely devoid of makeup. ing all the way. Houghton. Main course was a con­ With our humble apologies to It is only fair to commend the students for the fine performance put coction named Rinktumditty, a · the jingler Dr. Slaten, we wish to * * * up Saturday. But it is hoped that the same spirit and gusto will prevail glorified Welsh rarebit, favorite of tell the students of an article we · You can't beat UH coeds Dean Howard M. LeSourd. read this ·matin. after all ... at our next two games, even in the face of possible adverse circum­ University of Hawaii pr-ofessors "The most prominent coed is That's how a former UH stud stances. should have pet recipes tucked in back," it seems, "to study at Stet­ now attending Purdue university Indiana feels. He claims to ha among . technical data. Home Ee son U."-from this story, dear left the islands in search of n department, are you listening? ladies, we wish yo·u to take a cue. feminine fields to conquer, th She's 83, this prominent coed, and being insufficient members of Not too late ... .species here. Eviderice of his Katagiri lauds yet she's back for a fifth year take was revealed in a recent let A note of encouragement has been sounded by ASUH secretary poet's symposium sched. What reason she gives for where he passed on a standing j Jennie Lee's report that seven more campus organizations have applied her return to college, we have not, among the Purdue boys- They say that 99 percent of for booths in the coming AS UH carnival. Thi~ brings th~ total of booths Editor, Ka Leo dear reader, the slightest knowl· Last Thursday night I paid fifty girls in Indiana are beautiful w to twenty. · cents to listen to Mr. and Mrs. Aus­ edge. ' the other 1 percent attend Pur lander. It was a 'privilege that I We want to show -(if you want Student body officers, however, have reason to believe that more * * * shall not forget for a long time. to know) that she gave her right clubs should participate in the year's biggest project. This will be the (My thanks to the Adult Education . age. And this dear ladies is the Washable at least once only activity in which all campus organizations will have an oppor- Division) Mr. Auslander spoke on what poetry can do for each one . point of the story; tell your right a year ... tunity to work together in a single project. ' of us and I think my life has been age and do not worry. For then of That corduroys are a colle immeasurably enriched by that hour boy's wardrobe "must" can ASUH officers have planned the carnival with the presumption or spent in Farrington hall. He spoke you can this be said, you too will seen by the wearing of them expectation that campus clubs will take this opportunity to help them­ of poetry and its relations to the be a prominent coed. practically every other Joe chaotic world. in which we find ,, ' lege we encounter on the camp selves. Primary purpose of this c·arnival is to give campus clubs an o'urselves today. I have become Most popular color is the mus opportunity to raise funds. ASUH officers have realized that the rigid more hopeful for the future of the Said the junior to the senior after or yellow with brown coming 1 rules in regard to sale of dance tickets have considerably cut down world after listening to Mr. Aus­ a dozen people had hailed him, "See ond.. Not yet claiming the Ii lander. how many people I know and how light are blues and greens, whl profits that are usually obtained through this channel. I don't want to say anymore lest many people you don't know?" the more fastidious boys' w Said the senior, undaunted, "Yes, white. More organizations should take advantage of this· opportunity. I spoil the whole thing. All I want to do is urge you all, fellow stu­ but the people you know aren't * * Deadline of applications for booths has been extended. It is still not dents, to take an evening off plus worth knowing.'' too late to apply. fifty cents and carfare to go and To still that listen to Mr. and Mrs. Auslander. "If you take a general arts and growling stomach I think Wednesday night is the last sciences course, you will forget Our sympathies to students night. most of what you learn. Take my teachers with classes -'at 11 Sincerely yours, word for it."-Regent Alva E. Senor Newby however has u Poets can be interesting . Mineo Katagiri Steadman. methods in ".italizing his Spa class. To convey his ideas to Students and others who have a fixed notion that poets are drab sleepi, thoroughly hungry stud he makes comical faces, draws and dry individuals need only to hear Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auslander Personnel directory out, tures, writes backward or to cure them of that impression. · handedly. * The Auslanders, two of America's foremost poets, have more than answers many questions * their beautiful poetry to keep their audiences spellbound. They have Lip-service sort of hospitality • • • humor of the best variety. They have the element of human interest in Is Arthur E. Wyman married? mittee chairmen and Ka Leo social The answer is no. Has Carl G. After a demonstration at ·everything they discuss. In short, they are charming. writers; no longer will they need Stroven a Ph.D.? The answer is San Diego pep rally of the t to make the mistake of saying that of aloha Hawaii can offer Last opportunity to hear the Auslanders will he tonight and tomor­ yes. Dr. and Mrs. College will chap­ mainland teams might b; I row morning. It will he an evening of genuine, wholesome entertainment The know-all is the Directory of erone a party when Dr. College into coming down here-provl the contract includes girls to -something that one will not be likely to forget in a long time to come. Personnel which has just been has no wife. away leis. published. Listings include, be­ Then too think what hopes it • * * sides the faculty and staff of the will give to that co-ed in English University of Hawaii, the Hawaii Campus Personalities is 150 to learn that the youthful in­ in dashes .•• Mullins the name . • • Experiment Station and Extension structor she adores is single. An addition to the navy's Service, and the following affiliated sentation of beauties on the c The man largely responsible for those card stunts that the University A man may be "mister," mar­ independently-supported organiza­ ried or single, but a woman is tall brunette Nancy Mich cheering section pulled during recent games is Robin Mullins, hard­ speaks English mixed with de tions situated on the campus: the ·changes her title. The directory working senior. ful French accent in soft Hawaii School of Religion, Pine­ designates married women, but of. tones that lends contrast to s New interest has been injected into the cheering section because of apple Producers Cooperative asso­ treated appearance-accent fers no help in the cases of women quired from speaking Fren these stunts, and more spirit in the stands has been the result. ciation experiment station, and the whose names begin with "Mrs." Haiti-spoke Greek in Con It is impossible to fully appreciate Mullins' work unless one actually United States Bureau of Ento­ although they are not . now mar­ nople-both languages .Greek mology·and Plant Quarantine, Ho­ ried. now-born in Santo Do tries to do the task himself. Hours are spent in planning these stunts. Dominican republic of West In But the real hard work comes in tacking the cards down on the seats, nolulu laboratory. If a professor doesn't believe in Casual way of wearing c Entries are alphabetical instead that is typically colle~at and in correct order. Anyone who is inclined to be skeptical of this the Harvard curve, he probably of according to department. boyish manner of walking assertion is invited to help Mullins put up the cards in the next game. got his degree from Yale. The di­ dances-likes tennis and s The name of each married per· rectory will tell you. Ask the di­ -attended U of Washingto Assisting Mullins in his work is William West, junior, who has also son is foHowed by an (M). This rectory. It has everything •.• well, Northwestern-enrolled in spent much time in preparing the card stunts. should be a god-send to soci~ com- almost everything. tion at present-but indeflnlt making it future career. KA LEO 0 HAW All, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 PAGE s Rainbow aquatic Deans to play Aztecs lose scalp Championship clash meet scheduled W ailupe five in football massacre CSA to battle medics today; Grid dopesters will make quieter The University A squad, defend­ prognostications against the Rain­ ing champions, will meet a vastly bows after the spectacular 33-7 Dean · Alums capture novice B flag December 18, 19 improved Wailupe Sparks quintet victory over the favored San Diego tomorrow evening at 8: 15 p.m., fol­ Aztecs in' the Shrine · game Sat­ ,The Hilo High school alumni In what is tabbed to be the widest The second Annual Rainbow lowing the Yee Hops-Krispy Krust urday. quintet defeated the Episcopal's open cageball encounter of the cur­ aquatic Carnival will be held on and Roosevelt A-Pauoa AC games. Coach Luke Gill and his Roaring squad and claimed the novice B title rent interclub basketball campaign, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.em­ This will be University A's fifth Rainbows regained their roar and in a heated game Monday noon. the Chinese Students Alliance quin­ ber 18 and 19 ~ t 1~ : 45 at the loc~l game in the ASUH Junior basket­ completely dominated Coach · Leo With Ichiro Nakashima going tet will meet the powerful Pre­ University swimmmg tank. This ball league. Calland's ga.me San Diego aggre-· like a house-on-fire by seoring 10 Medic five for the championship of will be the first of two meets sched- , The Wailupe Sparks in their last gation. points, the consistent Hilo lads the unlimited division at noon to­ uled to be held. The second meet showing · displayed vast improve­ Captain Joe Kaulukukui's green­ held the Episcopals at bay. The day in the gym, \vill be held sometime in January. ment so a hard - fought battle be­ lettered number 46 emblazoned the Episcopals lead at halftime, 11 to This crucial tussle pre'sents two · One of the features of this gala tween Coach Tommy Kaulukukui's stadium greensward for the first 7, but the Hiloites, with Nakashima of the snappiest intramural quin­ sporting event will be water stunts Rainbow five and the - Wailupe time in many games. Coach Gill's pacing the offense overcame the tets to grace the campus in years. by Kiyoshi • Na~ama and Taka~hi Spark's is in the offing, Ace Ache­ comment that "Joe is feeling· his small lead to win by a wide margin. Both teams have yet to finish on Hirose, internationally-known s_w~m­ son, · Paeko, Boki. and Doyle, will best so far" was substantiated by Nakashima, Takumi Shirokawa, the short end of the score. Inter­ mers. There will also be divmg , lead the ·wailupe vanguard. i;tgajnst the brillia.nt performance of the T6shi Sagawa and }Iideo Kuniyo­ club followers give the CSA aggre­ exhibitions with the Collegians' the league leading collegians. Dean skipper. Kaulukukui earned shi were standouts for the Hiloites, gation the nod, but a torrid battle foremost divers participating. Buzz University has one more game to 137 of the total 340 yards gained while Robert Chang, Paul Nishi­ is expected to be put up by the Willet, Shiigi, Ito will be o~ the be played in Section One· of the by the Warriors. mura and Thomas r Gill were valu­ Medicos. Jow and high platforms to display CagebaU, league. The Deans' last Many of the ground-eating gains able for the losers: Boasting a starting combination of dead-eye shooters, the CSA will the aerial dives. opponent will be the. St; Patrick's by Hawaii's backs can be attributed In the first upset of the season CYO team,, next Monday, evening. to the vicious blocking of every be a dangerous team. In Chew . Plans are being made to feature • the plucky Aggie Bees defeated the Mung Lum, the Chinese have one comical divings, swimming demon­ The University Bees will not play member of the Dean squad. heretofore undefeated Bhack Yong until this. Sunday afternoon when of the best guards in the league and strations by boys and girls. San Diego's highly-touted Bob quintet by a close margin of 21-19, a constant high scorer. Bobby . If plans come through, the big­ . they take gn the Watkin's Bakery Cozens and Hilbert · Crosthwaite last · Friday.' Wallace Sumida, five. The '· Bees have one· ·more Kan's brilliant fioorwork and shoot­ gest feature of the day ~ill be the were neatly bottled up, but Bill Louis Yamauchi, Kiyoshi Goya, ing are valuable assets· to the CSA . game after ~hiS tilt with the Rapid Irvin, surprising back, reeled off Harry Ishii, and Jy'un Hirota proved diving exhibition of National AAU Transit quintet. · squad. Stanley Chow and Stanley diver from the mainland, Fred Cady. substantial gains. Irvin gained 71 hard to beat. Ho have been consistent players Coach Tai Hi Lim's squad played of the team yardage total of 139. In the other novice A game, the IThe meet will be op~n to all stu­ Charley's Arcaders last night. for the Chinese squad and came ents of the university, There will Hawaii's first touchdown came Engineer A repelled a determined through in the pinches with amaz­ be four teams headed by lettermen on Kaulukukui's six-yard· gallop blitzkreig of the Pre-Meds, 28-23, ing mesh-hitting proficiency. around right end which culminated to remain the only undefeated quin­ With teamwork the keynote of from last year's . swimming ·squad. a 79-yard drive after the opening All those signing up will be placed tet in the novice A division. their power, the Pre-Meds will offer Pingpong · kickoff. Abreu's placement added The Aggie A defeated the Ather- stiff opposition to the CSA five. on one of the four teams. The the extra .point. swimmers will be placed to balance -ten house gang 26-14 'and the Hui Joe Okumura, Richard Furukawa, the power of each team. Racing gaines today George Kita, diminutive Aztec Lokahi swamped the Engineer B, Ted Chong and Curtis Kekoa will events .- will be for the open class, quarterback, chalked up the lone 25-18, last Friday in tb.e novice B carry the brunt of the offensive novice class, and freshmen class. Montezuma score on a quarterback section. 6hores. Semi-final matches in the men's sneak from the one-yard marker.· Manabu Kikukawa and Sus Ya­ Each ' cont~stant wiIJ be limited all-campus ping-pong tournament Lineman Sims converted. mamoto will guard the medicos' to two indiv'idual events and two ' will ' be played at 4 o'clock this Axel Silen, husky Warrior bat­ baskets. relay events. The awards will be afternoon in Hemenway hall, and tering ram, thundered through Coaching stressed The CSA starting lineup of for­ made to the ·teai:n and not to in­ the survivors will swing paddles right guard for nine yards and a wards, Bobby Kau and Wadsworth dividual winners. Smile Cafe has tomorrow in the 'finals. Dean touchdown in the second in major sports Yee; center, Stanley Ho; guards, donated a trophy for the winning Eight contestants advanced into quarter. Chew Mung Lum and Stanley Chow team. The victorious squad will the quarter-finals Monday after­ A 64-yard drive gave the Gillmen The Board of Athletic Control in should present an interesting game also receive a free dinner. noon. their third score early in the third against the Pre-meds' Joe Okumura, Alfred Fong, defending champion, a meeting last week decided that E:vents for the meet are as fol­ quarter. The score came when Sus coaches of major sports ·give their Richard Furukawa, Ted Chong, Cur­ low~ : 50-yard freestyle, backstroke . continued his winning ways with a Tanaka executed a . tricky shovel entire time to the administering of tis Kekoa, and Manabu Kikukawa. and breaststroke; 100-yard free­ 16-11, 16-10 conquest over Andrew pass to Joe Kaulukukui who skirted the major sports of the school. Atherton house will meet the Ikezawa. Hideo Kuniyoshi dumped style, backstroke and breaststr.oke; the right wing for 31 yards and a Theodore Searle, graduate man­ Aggies in the other encounter this 220-yard freestyle, breaststroke and Frank Lee in a torrid three-set touchdown. Joe's placeme'nt was noon. . game, 16-4, 18c20, 16-9. ager of the ASUH, a;nnounced that backstroke; 440-yard freestyle, good. all coaches must · see that the wel­ At noon Friday, the Comm:erce breaststroke, and backstroke;, and Masato Doi trumped Masao Ko­ On a shovel pass from Kauluku­ fare of the major sport come first club will meet TCC. In the after­ the 150-yard medley event for the ike, 16-11, 16-14, while Yoshniori kui, Louis Collins circled right end in au sports. noon games, YMCA battles Com­ 'ndividual. The relay events will Kaizawa turned back Conway Ya· for 972 yards and the Deans' last · At the present time the Univer­ merce at 4, and the Aggies play consist of .the 220-yard freestyle, mamoto, 16-14, 16-14. touchdown. sity has two more intersectional CSA at 4:30. 50-yard medley and the Australian Rene duMontier thrashed Stan­ A pleasant surprise packet was footbail games during the coming The final games of the regular elay. ley Ho in another fine three-set John . Hodges, fleet-footed Dean holiday season. All attention in schedule in the novice division will All students interested in partic­ affair. Scores were 16-8, 13-16, 16-5. back, who gained 23 yards in three coaching of sports must be focused be held at noon tomorrow when the 'pating in the coming meet are re­ Hideo Koike upset Minobu Uye­ tries. Coach Gill was able to use on football by the gridiron coaches, Aggie A meets the Phi Delts in an quested to sign up with either hara, 14-16, 16-9, 16-9. every man on his roster. it was learned. important tussle, while the Aggie ommy Kaulukukui, Sam Hong or Richard Furukawa defeated Kai Bees play the YMCA to complete ill Richardson. Fong Wong, 16-10, 12.-16, .16-11, and WAA bowlers to open their schedule. in the final match Monday, Tamo­ T. Kaulukukui The Aggie A must win its tilt tsu Sagawa licked Albert Sunn, class tourney today to be in the running for the cham­ 16-14, 16-10. pionship playoff in which the En­ UH-Denver Fong-, - a~junjor, last year won the ~ourney ~onday Women's inter-club bowling will gineers A and the Hilo High Alumni championship ·from a field of over start today with matches to ·be are entered as champions of their 90 contestants. Many records are expected to be played at the Pla-Mor bowling al­ respective divisions. ·n police tilt smashed in the fourth annual all­ leys from 4 to 6 p.m. campus inter-class barefoot foot­ Captains of the four class teams Rainbows, will(perform ball kicking, now known as the Soph gridders to meet The Roaring Rainbows .will take have been selected. Emma Macy Tommy Kaulukukui tourney, which will lead the seniors, Lillian Noda Members of the soph football n the Denver Pioneers in the an­ in cross-country run starts Monday, December. 16. nal Police Benefit football game will captain the juniors, Mary team are asked to meet in front of The cross country track event Records of the unlimited and the Louise Cobb-Adams will represent Hemenway hall today at 12:30 to his Saturday at the stadium. is tentatively slate'd for Saturday, 140-lb. division are · as follows: Coach Cac Hubbard brings a well­ the sophomores, and Helen Roach discuss plans for the forthcoming December 21, according to Tommy Punt, unlimited-Gordon Tribble, will guide the freshmen. picnic. alanced squad with a record of Kaulukukui. 68 yards, 1939; 140 lbs.-Franklin ve wins, two losses and a tie. University has entered a team Sunn, 62 yards, 1939. · The :Qenver gridders finished in with Russel Fettrow acting as Dropkick, unlimited-Ezra Wolf, tie for second place in the Big captain. 55 yards lft. 1939; 140 lbs.-Richard even Rocky Mountain conference. A trophy will be given to the first Wong, 49 yards lft. 1939. According to reports, the Colo.- University runner to cross the fin­ Placekick, unlimited-Junichi Bu­ ado team possesses a colorful run­ ishing line. This trophy is now on to, 55 yards, 1939; 140 lbs.-Frank­ ing attack combined with power­ display at the University Book lin Sunn, 63 yards, 1939. It Pays to Buy at ul line smashes. store. It is donated by Mr. Bert One of the outstanding team Hooper of Honolulu. The A squad has the following embers is Cecil Scheffel, a guard, Several members of the squad teams to play: ho was selected for a third team have been practicing for the com­ December 12-Wailupe Sparks PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES erth on the Associated Press All­ ing meet. December 16-St. Patricks CYO erica team. Two other prominent players ith the Pioneers are Sam Sugar­ Kalakaua Ave. an and Bob Riddell. They are at Olohana oth in the backfield and are rated BLUEBIRD CAFE • !Uong the best in the Big Seven Drive right into the. BLUEBIRD and enjoy our onference. The Hawaii teatn should hit their Tasty Sandwiches, Fountain Specialties Do You? eak this week against Denver. after a football game, show or dance spired by · their victory over the ztecs last Saturday, the Rainbows "The Only Drive-in Stand with Dining-Room Facilities" ave more than an even chance to efeat the boys from Colorado, and venge last year's defeat.

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Dorm men Letters to the editor Labor program In the social line ,. should show sincerity • • plan dance Two letters to the editor have subject of talk Epsilon Rho Sigma • • • , been received by Ka Leo, but the ... is assisting with various researches which include: a five-year re. Atherton house, men's dormitory, authors have not conformed to the search on the "Effect of Personality on College Success," by Mr. RalPl will be the scene of an informal rules. to , sociologists Wentworth-Rohr; "Personality as a Factor in Teaching Success," by Dr. dance to be held Saturday from Pseudonymns may be used fpr Medora Smith and Mr. Wentworth-Rohr; "The Causes For Failure of CoJ. 8 to 12 p.m. publication, but correct names · Miss Eloise Ewing, Arnold Wills, lege Freshmen," by Dr. White; "The Educational System of Hawaii," bJ This event, which will culminate should also accompany the letters and Howard Durnham will be the Miss Cowans; and "The Teaching of Arithmetic in the Public Schools.'' the social activities of · th~ house to show the sincerity of autho~s' main speakers at the University for this year, will carry as its purposes. Sociology club meeting at 7: 30 to­ morrow night, at Hemenway hall. The campus worship service • • • theme 'Christmas' and will feature The two letters received were . . . at Atherton house today will be in charge of the Communtty the lighting of a Christmas tree. signed "Tolerance" and "Ceci Hon They will lead in the discussion Church group at the University.... Dr. Gordon T. Bowles of the Vernon Jim, junior in the college An. Naughm." on the topic, "The Federal O-ov­ thropology Department will be th~ principle speaker. His topic will be" of Arts and Sciences and veteran ernment and Hawaii's Labor Move­ Habit of Evaluation." resident of the dorm, announced ment." Mr. Wills, federal agent of that plans for the dance are ma­ the National Labor Relations Board, terializing rapidly. Other members Pineapple Bowl hop will discuss the philosophy under­ Hui Noeau will conduct its second excursion working with Jim are Bob Whiting­ lying the federal labor program, ton, decoration; Hugh Chock, re­ on Sunday ••• while Mr. Durnham, another fed­ ... December 15, 3:00-5:00 p.m., to the Academy of Arts, it freshments; Jimmie Choy and Mike on New Year's night eral agent, will present the prob­ Fern, music; Morio Omori, pub­ announced by Nobuko Saito, chairman of the excursion committee.... lems involved in the application of was the case in the first excursion to Foster Gardens, old club membe licity; Dan Noda, program; Ton to honor Bulldogs the Wages and Hours Bill to Ha­ Seek Pai, clean-up; Mike Miyajima, will try to become acquainted with freshmen girls and help them w1 waii. Women in employment, and working problems, if any. Miss Mott-Smith will act as guide at th finances. The Fresno State Bulldogs will their roles under present conditions Each house member is entitled to academy.... A general business meeting will be held Thursday, be honored at the Pineapple Bowl will be pointed out by Miss Ewing cember 12, at 12: 45 in S.S. 103, Tokie Maehara, president announc invite a lady guest. dance to be sponsored by the Uni­ ' who is affiliated with the local · Music will be furnished from versity Commerce club at 8 p.m., YWCA. selections by Glenn Miller, Artie January 1, in Hemenway hall. The election of new officers will Epsilon Rho Sigmaites • • • Shaw, Kay Kyser and others, with also be held at this meeting. The ... and pledges will meet at the Mokapu home of Mr. Wentworth­ pieces ranging from swing to waltz William Richardson and Mitsu­ kazu Miyake, co-chairmen, in out­ candidates will be presented to the for a meeting and initiation on Sunday, December 15, from 10 a.m. to to add color to variety, according group that night to members and p.m. Everyone is assured of a grand time. to Jimmy Choy. lining their plans for the dance at the last meeting of the Commerce friends of the organization. A com­ Intermission will · feature the mittee of three appointed by the awarding of prizes, mass singing of . club, said that it will be one of the Phi Kappa Phi • • • biggest dances of the year. present president, Jack Noble, has . ... pins and certificates will be given 13 seniors at a banquet at 6: Christmas carols, and individual submitted the following names ; performances. The following committee chair­ tomorrow night in the YWCA building.. . . The neophytes will be initia Man Kwong Au, Ah Nee Leong, and before the banquet at 5: 30 in Dean hall. . . . Receiving the coveted Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patrick wil be men have been appointed: Judy Esther McDole, president; Sarah the chaperones. Kunihiro, invitations and tickets; Kappa Phi pins are: Kwai Sung <:!!hang, Harold Child, Walter Chuck, Cho, Betty Muranaka, Helen Ohye, lard Eller, Fumiko Hanaoka, Henry Ishii, Gordon Kadowaki, Yen Fat Walter Minai, refreshments; Toshio Kam How Wong, and Thomas Yo­ Sagawa and Kenneth Okamoto, Toshiko Okazaki, Tokiko Saiki, Nat Logan Smith, Albert Tsuji, and J shimura, vice-president; Masako Warner. decorations; Takeshi Taniguchi, Agena, Genevieve Obara, and Grace Pioneers to hit • • • posters; and Roy Nakada, finance. Souza, secretary; Helen Medeiros, Ray Haley and his orchestra will Laura Siu, and Hirobumi Uno, Gamma Chi Sigma sorority pledged ten girls Continued from page 1 provide the music. treasurer. Further nominations at Margaret Ripperton's home last Wednesday. The girls were A introduced by Coach Gill and Cap­ from the floor will also be accepted. Poindexter, Corrine Wist, Jane Eaton, Phyllis Bailey, Barbara Bail tain Joe Kaulukukui at the rally. Graduate students, outsiders in­ Barbara Bown, Betty Bown, Jean Kangeter, Marion Longley and H The band will help enliven the terested in the activities of the club, Roach. · gathering. Calendar and students on the campus major­ Following the big game Saturday, ing in Sociology are members of the Pioneers will be guests of the Wednesday, December 11 the organization. All Sociology Patronize Kunikiyo Florist Engineering club at the dance in major of any class are members of City Transfer Co. Ltd. Hemenway hall. The mainlanders Ping-pong tournament, Hemenway the club and are encouraged to will tour the island Sunday, stop­ hall lanai, 4-5: 30 p.m. attend. 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The Pio­ come) choral practice, Atherton Spalding house, 12: 45 p.m. The Engineers will be the hosts neers finished in a tie for second Fresh pineapple8 shipped place with Colorado in the Rocky Phi Kappa Phi initiation and ban­ of the Pioneers at the Denver Aloha Mountain football conference. They quet, DH-8 and YWCA, 6:30 and dance this Saturday, from 8 to 12, to all parts on the Main'• Sporting Goods 7:30 p.m. at Hemenway hall. have lost only two games this year. land . . . Gift crates our Among the 26 gridders arriving Ping-pong tournament, Hemenway General Chairman Melvin Lepine this morning is the All-American hall lanai, 4-5: 30 p.m. will be assisted by Masato Harada, specialty. guard, Cecil Schaffel, who was se­ Sociology club meeting, Wm. Rm., Chiyoki Ikeda, decoration com­ lected on the Associated Press third Hemenway hall, 7: 30 p.m. mittee; Alfred Ching, refreshments; team. · Peng Hui meeting, Hemenway hall, Herbert Terada, Rodney Wong, RANCHO PRODUCE O'Sullivan said yesterday that all 7 p.m. clean up, University students should make Other committee members are co. E. 0. HALL & SON an effort to join in the reception Friday, December 13 Hon Hoong Chee, George Lee, for the Denver grldders. The foot­ Hale Aloha carol party, Hale Aloha. Robert Ohata, posters; Lloyd Skog, 0 Direct from our Ram:he1" ball squad will be driven to the Pali Pre-Nursing students' social, Hem- news publicity; Vernon Tyau, Louis King at Fort St. enway hall, 7-10:30 p.m. about 12: 30. A short program will Rocha, Harvey Witter, reception. 1247 River 8t. Phone tU7 be held there. Students who can Saturday, December 14 Music will be furnished by the drive to the Pali should do so, Football game, UH vs. Denver at Harmony Seven. 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