Wallace Lecture Tomorrow Second Semester Registra­ At Farrington Hall tion February 17 VoL. XVI No. 29 ' KA LEO 0 HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1938 Unio,n Building Construction To Start In May Guild Tryouts Durant Lecture Noted Lecturer Ka Leo Goes ·Feminine; Final Decision Scheduled For Series Starts To .Discuss To Have Face Lifted · Announced By February 17, 18 February 10 Love, Marriage Ka Leo o Hawaii will have her been requested to file their news face lifted next semester. with the editor, thus avoiding any UH President High Tor Is Next Will Durant, noted as the man Mrs. Wallace Appeµrs This decision was made recently omittance of important news. who humanized philosophy, will by Akira Fukunaga, editor of your In line with complete coverage Modified Building Plan Production; Tovarich present a series of five lectures In Special Convocation paper. of news, it must be realized that Formally Approved, Next On Schedule starting on February 10 in Far­ Tomorrow For the first time since inception students working on "Ka Leo" do rington hall under the auspices of of the student paper in 1922, a new so without remuneration of any · Prexy Informs 'La Keo' the Adult Education Division of Mrs. Mary Blair Wallace, widely "flag" will be used. In place of the kind, in money or academic credits. Maxwell Anderson's High Tor, Students who wish to work on "Ka prize winning play of the New the university. known counsellor on human rela­ traditional "Ka Leo o Hawaii" in By William Ishikawa Twenty-five student tickets at 50 tions, will· speak on the topic: Old English type, with the rainbow Leo" during the second semester, Actual start of construction on· York Critics circle last season, will whether or not they have had any be presented by the University of cents each are now on sale in Ha­ "Thinking Straight on Love and emblem, will be a modernistic the University Union building, waii hall 112. Regular prices are Marriage" at Farrington hall to­ heading with the Univel;'sity of Ha­ journalistic experience, are re­ stranded in the doldrums for sev­ Hawaii Theatre Guild April 6, 7, quested to see Akira Fukunaga in 8 and 9 at Farrington hall. $1 per lecture and $3.50 for the morrow in a special convocation. waii seal inscribed. eral months now, will begin some- the office. time in April or May. ' The play, which combines prac­ series. Mrs. Wallace is a widely ac­ "Comments on the News," which While skeptical students, faculty, tically all of the forms of dramatic Durant's lecture dates and his claimed and greatly beloved lec­ has aroused a great deal of interest al:\d alumni ·kept wondering expression except the tragic, will topics are as follows: February 10, turer. Her deep insight and knowl­ so. far will be placed on the front be the first of · the two Caucasian "Does Man Progress?"; February edge of human nature have made page, extending for a half column Varsity Debate whether the much-discussed struc­ presentations this season. In May, 14, "Is Our Civilization Dying?"; her "a friend of both parents and on the left side of the page. ture would be built in the immedi­ Tovarich, another one of last sea­ February 17; "The Crisis of Ameri­ wide awake youth," in the words ate future since the recent dis­ of Mrs. H. H. Warner, chairman of Teachers. College students will covery of an unavoidable miscalcu­ son's top successes which has been can Civilization"; February 21, have their dreams turned to reality Selections Soon adapted to the screen, will be of­ "The World Conflict"; and Febru­ the Advisory Board of the Untver­ lation in the estimation of costs, sity of Hawaii YMCA. with the announcement by Circu­ National Labor Relations this heartening assurance was giv­ fered. ary 24, "The Ten Greatest Think­ lation Manager Evelyn Chong that Arthur E. Wyman, Guild direc­ ers." She was brought to Hawaii by Board Question To Be en by Dr. David L. Crawford, . Punahou school where she holds 400 issues of "Ka Leo" will be taken president of the university. tor, has scheduled tryouts for to TC for distribution. About 600 Topic Of Tryo'!lt Talks High Tor for February 17 and 18 two separate lecture series; the New Plans Studied first on Thursday nights for the copies will be placed on Hawaii at 4:30 in the afternoon at Farring­ hall steps. The final selection of varsity de­ "We have studied several new ton hall. Casting for the play, ac­ NodalsROTC general p~blic entitled "A Course in Human Relations," and the According to questionnaires, re­ baters will be made on Monday, plans with a view to effecting as cording to Director Wymn, will not ceived by "Ka Leo," complete cov­ February 21, when the last debate many as possible economies with­ be so very difficult on account of second on Monday nights for High Scorer parents and teachers entitled "Per­ erage of news was inadequate. To tryouts will be held under auspices out affecting the appearance and the wealth of experienced thes­ remedy this, club presidents have of the Board of Debate and Foren­ usefulness of the original plans. We pians on hand. The cast will in­ sonality Problems Facing Youth." Totals 366 Points In First The home of Mrs, Wallace is in sics. Herbert Choy is debate man­ have a plan whereby construction clude about thirteen or four teen ager and Dr. N. B. Beck, adviser. can begin sometime in April or players. Interpostal Match Of Year California, where in Los Angeles she operates a bureau to which Speakers will be allowed four May," President Crawford told "Ka Again characteristic of Maxwell Against Mainland Colleges Kailua Scene minutes to speak on any side of Leo" yesterday morning in an ex­ Anderson, one of the sets will in­ perplexed parents, students, and teachers may bring their problems the question, "Resolved: That the clusive interview. clude a working model of a real National Relations Board should The new plan, which is being size steam shovel. Director Wy­ A surprising 89 points, standing, for advice and understanding. ·Of UH Picnic netted for Richard Noda, senior, be enpowered to enforce compul­ worked on by Dean Arthur Keller, man intends to construct a re­ sory arbitration of all labor dis­ Claude Albon Stiehl, local archi­ volving stage in order to expedite the high point position in the first ROTC interpostal match against Trucks To Leave At 12:30 putes." The judges will question tect, and Dr. Crawford, calls for some of the intricate scene changes AWS Loan Fund On Tuesday. February 15; the speakers after each prepared the temporary deletion of the south in the play. New Mexico College and the Uni­ versity of South Dakota last week. Tickets Now On Sale speech. wing, adjacent to the swimming He totalled 366 points in four posi­ Now Available Varsity members· who have al­ tank. This innovation would slash tions. ready been picked ·include James the expenditures down to within Banks Contest .Kailua beach will be the scene Carey, Norman Chung, Robert the budget of $100,000. Fifteen men fired for places on Members Of Orqanization of the second annual ASUH picnic Stafford, Fenwicke Holmes, Edi­ the rifle team, and from these the The essential features in the two Should File Applications which will be held on Tuesday, son Tan, and alternate Harry floors of this omitted wing - Deadline Soon highest ten, averaging 353.8 points, With Personnel Office February 15, from 12:30 p. m. Oshima. · were selected for the first squad. lounges, two club rooms, ASUH until 9. Tickets will sell for 10 and alumni offices-will be moved Firing was done from the prone, The A WS Loan Fund will be cents transportation . and 25 cents Twenty Dollars Is Prize sitting, kneeling and standing posi­ open from January 31, 1938, to any into other parts of the building kaukau. under the new plan. This Year; February 26 tions. woman student who is a member Wahine Rifle To ·provide an opportunity to Dr. Crawford expressed deep re­ Is Final Entry Date Wallace Kim, junior, Kazuma of the A WS. The rules which gov­ students to relax after a gruelling ern it are as follows: gret that the seniors may not see Taniyama, Richard Lockwood and week of semester examinations, the completion of the building be-_ "The Cha:r,les Eugene Banks 1. Any member of the A WS may Roster Picked Hartwell Blake followed in the the Associated Students is holding fore their graduation. Prize Contest for 1937- 1938 will order named, with but one point apply to the A WS adviser in the this outing. The social committee close on February 26," ' reminded separating each man. Kim had Personnel Office for a loan from is in cha:Qge of pl;ms. Matches With- Mainland Administration Working Dr. Harold S. Palmer, member of 364 points. S. Kam, 358; Robert this fund. Trucks will leave the campus at Coeds Start In March The administration, however, he · the contest committee. Glover 350, Yan Yau Kam 342, 2. Loans may be made to meet 12:30 and will stop at the mauka said, is working feverishly to have He stated further that $20 is J Ewett Yee 337 and Duke Cho emergency needs. Except under gate of Iolani Palace and at Pauoa Girl rifle team members have the new edifice finished before ter­ available as prize money this year Choy 335, were the other members unusual circumstances, the amount ,park to pick up students who live been selected for nation-wide rifle mination of this school year.