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Wong, Wright Survive Primaries ake WSSF our TG will begin eservations now • drive next week T M E v 0 C· E 0 t:' 1-1 A W A z 868 VoLUME XIX UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII~ HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1941 No. · 45 WONG, WRIGHT SURVIVE PRIMARIES Programs They eye presidency Tom, Doi to clash to highlight for vice-presidency Lau wins ASUH secretaryship outright; primarie~ WSSF drive feature close race as record vote is cast; general elections scheduled for .next Friday WSSF .committee J plans rally, worship, A record vote and a ~lose race featured the ASUH elections as Rich­ convocation, dance ard W. Wong and Harold Wright, presidential candidates, moved into the generals, unofficial returns showed last night. Studding the three-day World In another neck-and-neck run, Student Service Fund drive, to be Frederick Tom and Masato Doi held April 2, 3 and 4, will he a Enlisted men will vie in the general elections~ C'ampus worship service, a convo­ cation and ari afternoon dance. guests of TG for the vice-presidency. "A Fugitive from Hitler" will be Harold Wrigh~ Richard W. Wong Stella Lau was elected outright the talk by Hans Maeder, who is a over Katsumasa Tomita as ASUH political emigrant from the rule 'of Approximately 450 enlisted men Hitler. He will be chief speaker at will be guests of the Theatre Guild secretary. Thursday's convocation. Ka Leo survey Debate team on Monday night when the second A total vote of 1,155 was cast, Maeder, who was once a leader dress rehearsal of . "Margin for in the German Youth movement, Error" will be· presented at Far­ as compared with last year's 1,022. was consigned to a concentration . by English class; to Hawaii rington hall, Arthur E. Wyman, play Of these, 31- ballots were declared camp due to. his opposition to Hit­ director, announc~d. void. ler's "New Order." He fled to Den­ Invitations to the enlisted men Three members of the varsity de­ were facilitated through Mayer Election returns, unofficial until mark and took an active part in approved by the student council, svreading anti-Nazi, propaganda. activities noted bate.. team, Frederick Schutte, Kei­ Petrie's committee on entertain­ chiro Yamato and Yoon Yil Lee ment of service personnel. give the following results: Pursued by the Gestapo, he fled Harold Wright polled 428 to Rich­ from France to Switzerland, to Ka Leo is being torn apart, inch left yesterday for a week-long de­ First dress rehearsal of the play bate tour of the Big Island. is scheduled for Sunday. at 6: 15 ard Wong's 398. Nakahata and British East Africa and finally sail­ by inch, in Mrs. Bergstrom's Eng­ John Fitzgerald trailed with 183 ed to the Philippines under the lish classes. Most of the speaking engage­ p.m. with the opening night on Wednesday, April 2, at 8: 15. Other and 111 votes respectively. protection of the American flag. The amount of space devoted to ments scheduled for the debaters In the race for vice-presidency, Hans Maeder has been threaten· various activities is being counted will be of the round table discussion play nights are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8: 15. Masato Doi polled 393 while Fred· ed, and attempts have been made to and tabulated. Campus activitie.s type although some of them will be erick Tom received 322. Ted Tsuki­ bribe and blackmail him, but he are dividea into athletics, debate, straight two-man debates, according yama received 182, Wiiliam McCiel· continues to lecture and write and· the like, while social activities to Fred Schutte, ~ debate manager. Student reservations for next lan 116 -and James Mattoon 19. against Nazism. include sorority and fraternity week's play are still being taken at Stella Lau, polling 704 votes, out­ The debaters will present their the Farrington hall · box office, World famous basketball player meetings and socials, as well as first round table discussion at the ran Katsumasa Tomita, who receiv· Angelo (Hank) Luisetti, and team­ other campus social doings. Sheldon Judson, TG business man­ ed 371. · Kohala High School on Monday ager, wishes to announce. Thursday mate "Swede" Anderson, of the Individual student and faculty morning. From there they will trav­ The ASUH genera.I elections will Olympic club, wm ·be introduced at achievements are being noted as night's performance is designated be held next Friday, from 8: 30 el down the Hamakua coast, speak· as student night. this rally. well ·as signs of outside influence ing at the Laupahoehoe and Hono­ a.m. to 3 p.m. David Nahm is the student speak· such as the Red Cross and reflec­ kaa: High schools along the way. Richard W. Wong is a junior in er for the WSSF. - tions of the war. Members of the cast include: arts and sciences, as is his oppo­ Featured at the campus worship Each student is indicating if he Arriving in Hilo on Wednesday Norman Wright as Otto B. Horst, nent, Harold Wright. service to be sponsored by the actually takes part in the activities morning, April 2, the team will pre­ Raiden Ritchie as Baron Man Von Frederick Toni is a junior in ap­ WSSF at Atherton House, 12: 45 or if he acts in the capacity of sent a round table discussion at Alvenstor, Raymond Asmar ·as Of· plied science, while Masato Doi is Wednesday, will be the Rev. How­ spectator. Articles read with inter· the Hilo High school. On Thursday ficer Moe Finkelstein, Babbie Pod­ a sophomore in Teachers college. ard Smith, who will speak on his est are being distinguished from a debate is scheduled at the Pahala more as Frieda, and Jack Thorne Stella Lau, new ASUH secretary, experfonc~s in China. those that were started and failed. High school.. as Dr. Jennings. is a sophomore in TC. Reverend Smith, with the offi­ to furnish enough interest to finish, Marjorie Carter will play Sophie Returning to Hilo on Friday, the Baumer; Arthur Wyman, Karl cials of a small town in China, was and from those that were ignored debaters will make several appear­ captured by the Communist army. entirely. ances over the weekend before the Baumer; Gerry Shea, Thomas S. Re was taken into the interior of In conjunction with this, each Hilo Rotary club, Hilo Y's Men's Denny; Melvine Lepine, Captain · China, where he made . his escape, student has kept a diary of the club and other organizations. Mulrooney, and Masato Doi, radio AWS elects travelling through hostile country things he has found himself think­ announcer. Without food or money. The other ing about and doing, and the sub­ Various questions will be dis· Sound effects will be taken by members of the captured party jects be has been discussing with cussed and among them are: Should Richard Uyemura, while Barbara three outright · Were never heard of again. his classmates, friends and family. the United States abandon her po· Bromilow will handle props. Mineo Katagiri will' be chairman. This survey is being conducted to litical and economic interests in the An optimistic note sounded in Friday, 'the WSSF will sponsor show what college students ar~ d~­ Far East? Should the nations of the revival of the A WS yesterday an afternoon dance from 3 to 6 at ing and thinking and what . md1- the western hemisphere form a per­ Publications posts open; when the largest number o.f votes ~emenway hall. Nolle Smith and viduals are really achieving in col­ manent alliance against foreign ag­ cast in recent electoral history of his orchestra will play. lege. gresion? and Should the foreign deadline set April 10 the organization swept Jean Mosh­ Tickets will be sold on Thursday language scaools in Hawaii be er, Pat Smith, and Mary Lou Cobb­ abolished? ·Applications for the posts of Ka and Friday, and will cost 20 cents. L_eo editor, Ka Leo business man­ Adams fnto office for the new term The drive will be preceded by a Four new members The team will leave Hilo on April ager, and Ka Palapala editor must next year. rally on Tuesday, 12: 45, in the 6 and arrive in Honolulu on Mon· be submitted to Graduate Manager Miss Mosher polled 272 votes and Alumni rocm at Hemenway hall. day morning. Theodore Searle or ASU H Presi­ will assume the office of president. She will succeed Sui Ping Chun, Dr: Wing-tsit Chan, professor of added to senate Fred Schutte, debate manager, dent W~lter Chuck by 4 p.m. Thurs­ Oriental philosophy, will give a pep also said that the AU-Hawaii ora­ day, April 10. the present head, and the third one talk. Man Kwong Au, co-chairman Four assistant professors have tion will take place sometime next Only bona fide ASUH members this year, of the A WS. for the WSSF, will give the teams been added by the board of regents month. Definite dates for the try­ above freshman standing will be Margaret Dunn received 97 votes lnd their captains instructions. to the membership of the Univer­ outs and the finals have as yet not eligible for these publications posi· in the presidential race and Peggy AU club representatives are re· sity senate, said the Faculty Bui· been set but will be decided soon. tions, according to the constitution. Goss got 60. Quested to be there. Ietin this week. They are: Miss Smith rode to victory in the Donations from the student body Dr. Carl Stroven, who is chair­ race for vice-president with 202 and faculty will also be solicited by man of the faculty library commit­ votes.
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