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FINAL, JUDGING of BEAUTY QUEENS TONIGHT Fukunaga, Mccabe~ Rubin,­ Council Queens to Receive Cups, Saruwatari Selected for Tour Comm,Ents ,. Carnival Picnic IRC-IPC Confab Replies Begins Due Today Tomorrow M AW A Vol.XXV UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, TU... ESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1947 No. 34 FINAL, JUDGING OF BEAUTY QUEENS TONIGHT Fukunaga, McCabe~ Rubin,­ Council Queens to Receive Cups, Saruwatari Selected for Tour Comm,ents. Trips to Outside Islands by Barry Rubin To Debate Against Selection of six campus beauty queens representing racial groups States Orators In The long awaited quonset hut will on the campus will be made tonight at Farrington hall at 7 :30 p.m. Openings for IRC actually be on the campus in March, Intercollegiate Matches Thirty contestants, elected by the student body on Friday, will vie for according to a report presented to honors before a board of six judges. By unanimous agreement of a Camp Conference the council at their meeting on Fri­ day. The hut will be moved to the Girls elected to compete tonight are Caucasian: Wanda Grant, Jessie board of judges, Benjamin Fuku­ Students who wish to attend the campus on the third and will be Honnen, Cissy J e n s e n, Darlene naga, Thomas McCabe, Barry Ru­ IPR-IRC conference should contact ready for occupancy by the end of Koch, Beverly Stout. bin and Kenneth ~aruwatari were Robert Fukuda, phone 93332 to­ the month. The new bl\ilding will Pampl}let Appeal.§ chosen to represent the university night, as there may still be open­ Chinese: Pat Au, Ruth Awai, house the offices of Ka Leo and in a series of intercollegiate debates To Island Legislature Marjorie Chun, Juanita Sen, ings. These students will be put Ka Palapala. on the mainland, following a debate on the camp list in the event late Young Tau Zane. tryout held last Friday. cancellations come in. In the future, any club not repre­ For Expansion Fund Cosmopolitan: Mapuana Arioli, In the event funds are insuffi­ Those who have not paid their sented at three consecutive meet­ In an appeal to this year's leg- Florence Dang, Mercedes Hutchi­ ings of the inter-club council will be cient to finance full expenses of all $7 camp fee s_hould contact Robert islature for a ri:rnch needed $2,989,- son, Aki" Shiotani, Donna Derby. four debater s, Dr. Bower Aly, de­ dropped from the list of approved Filipino: Eleanor Albao, Vivian Fukuda, George Yamamoto, Kenji 296 fund for University expansion, bate squad head, is authorized and Toyama or Jack Krushell. Students · campus organizations. The council · Bonachita, Remedes Laborado,' Ma­ felt that this move was necessary a pamphlet, Your University in empowered to decide whicl:). two of are also reminded to get their camp ria Nanod, Mildred Tolentino. since the inter-club council has not the fo ur should go, on the tour. bulletins and bibliography lists. 1947, 1948, 1949, was issued by tg.e Japanese : Betty Ariyoshi, Jane been able to function properly due The tentative itinerary of the team Campers are asked to assemble publications office last week. Fujii, Ruth Funai, Mildred Odan, to the lack of attendance by many includes de bates with the univer­ il! front of A~herton House at 2: 30 Lily Takiguchi. of the club representatives. The tiny white booklet states sities of Arizona, Kansas, Missouri, p.m. Wednesday. All bedding will Korean: E d y the Choy, Grace President Wadsworth Yee ap­ that with the expected increase in Washington (in St. Louis), Kent be provided at the camp. Students Kim, H ee Soong Lee, Elsie Min, pointed two seniors to fill the va­ State university (Ohio), College of should bring towels, swim suits, the September enrollment more and Helen Noh. cancies on the SOSA. David Nama­ Worcester (Ohio) and other insti­ cameras, personal articles and ten­ better classrooms, student housing, ka, business and econ major, was Musical selections by the-"Shelby­ tutions with engagements· pending. nis racquets if they desire. and a larger instructional staff are appointed to replace James Farr, ites," will open the program for to­ A team of two wm be chosen urgently needed. who has left for the mainland, anq night. Players in the group are Jiro from the same four debaters at The University enrollment has George Yamamoto, language major, Watanabe, steel guitar; Kenneth the discretion of Professor Aly on No Ka· Leo Friday will fill the vacancy caused by the steadily increased and will continue Okamoto and Bob Terauchi, guitar; the basis of another debate for the The editorial staff of Ka Leo is resignation of Keichiro Yamato. to do so as indicated by the antici­ Takeshi Tokunaga, base; and Sam 40th Anniversary debate scheduled leaving en masse for the IPR-IRC pated 2,400 veteans in September A Hemenway hall committee to Kon Kee, ·ukulele. with Stanford university on March conference to "drink deep of the the pubication said. work with the administration to­ After the presentation ·of each 21. Pierian spring"-and to have fun. wards more student government, The pamphlet also stated that a racial group, entertainment will be In addition to these assignments, Consequently, no paper will be is­ was also appointed. Named to this fireproof administration building provided by professional and stu­ Robert Silva and Earl Robinson sued Friday. important committee were Kenneth which would leave Hawaii hall free dent talents. Featured entertain- were select ed to be scheduled in Char, Helen Geracimos and James for classrooms, a chemistry build­ another debate · with Stanford in Tani. Gordon "Judge" Lee will be ing and separate dormitories for Admission rules for tonight: Honolulu March 25. Hemenway, Eaves To Be an alternate. men, women, and veteran were mi­ .. 1. ASUH cards are necessary for Henry Wong and Silva are to be Guests at Picnic Supper The council also accepted two let­ nimum requirements for the alle­ admission. scheduled in a third debate with ters of thanks from legislators who viation of the pressing building Charles R. Hemenway of the Ha­ .. 2. Men must come in coat and tie. Stanford on one of the other islands wrote to express their appreciation and housing shortage. waiian Trust Co. and Bill Eaves of . 3 First come first served'-seats about March 22. of the gesture by the students in The following are amounts asked the Coca Cola Bottling Co., without cannot be reserved for late comers. All seven members of the debate presenting leis to them on the open­ of the Legislature for the continu­ whose help the Co11egiate Carnival team would be eligible to attend the ing day of the legislature. ance of these services rendered by ers Umi, Lovena and Sylvia Neyler, could not have started, will be hon­ Delta Sigma Rho conference to be Approved were: The awards com­ the University: instruction, $785,- of the Pago Pago night club will ored guests at the workers picnic held in Chicago in April, if suffi­ mittee report. (Ken Nagata), ap­ 177; research, $638,239; extension give hula and vocal numbers. A supper on Saturday, March 8. cient funds were available; Dr. Aly pointment of Wads Yee to represent division, $31,638; agricultural ex­ Japanese dance by Janet Murata The Chinese buffet supper with announced. the ASUH in the stockholders meet­ tension service, $413,489; library, and Dorothy Hasegawa; a Korean P. Y. Chong caterers handlng the The judges of the event Friday ing of the Stadium Corporation, and $248,634; other public services, dance by Betsy and Jane Lyum; a food is to be hel\i at the Chinese included Genevieve Arnold, Dai a resolution to the administration $252,656; administration operation, vocal and piano solo by John Sabey; American club on Kapiolani Blvd. Ho Chun, Dr. Shunzo Sakamaki, asking that the parking lot be $598,663; and minor improvements, vocal numbers by Charles Davis, ffom 4 to 11 p.m. The tentative Dr . Trapido and-Dr. Aly. paved. $20,800. baritone; and piano solo by Evelyn program has been set as: 5: 30- Murashige are some of the enter­ dinner; 7: 00-student talent pro­ tainment planned. gram; and 7: 30 to 11: 00-dancing. Faculty, Students Only students with reservations and Dr. Bilger's Committee States Beauty queens will receive loving meal tickets will be allowed. Tick-­ cups donated by lsoshima Bazaar, Hold Bull Session ets are being distributed through Tentative Anniversary Plans Coca Cola Bottling Co., E. 0. Hall campus mail this week. &. Son, Cecil G. Benny, Williams ·At Atherton House Members of the Hawaii Swim­ The tentative program of the cepted the invitations are Dr. Equipment Co. They will also get ming club, who participated in the Charles Seymour of Yale, Dr. Karl free trips to any of the other islands Plans for weekly bull sessions Fortieth Anniversary committee, aquacade have been invited. Other T. Compton of Massachusetts Insti­ at their convenience througli the Were drawn out last Thursday night built around the theme 'The Paci­ guests are President and Mrs. tute of Technology, Dr. Harlow courtesy of the Pacific Travel Bu­ at Atherton House, when faculty fic Era and Higher Education," in­ Gregg M. Sinclair and the Deans of Shapley, director of the Harvard reau. members and coeds got together cludes elaborate plans for a cele­ the four colleges and their wives. College Observatory, and Dr. Ho­ Prizes will be presented by Doyle With men of A house for coffee bration to continue from Tuesday, Committee members in charge of ward L. Bevis of Ohio State Uni­ C. Alexander, former president of March 18, through Saturday, March and sandwiches. the affair, headed by Raybond Ho, versity. 22. Beaded by Alvin Shim, arts and are Barry Rubin, Pete Matsuoka, Dr. Charles Seymour will also The charge of 50 cents for ad­ ~cienc es sophomore, the first meet­ Warren Higa, Evelyn Tara, Betty · Prepared by Mrs.
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