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'Lost Chord' President Heads for Conference Wednesday, July 26, 1961 Crossword Puzzle Not a Night Club Town "This is the furthest from a night club town that I've ever seen," said Connie Codarini of the Four Lads. "But it will be a real swinging night club town in a few years." He admits he hasn't Bill Rose, a salesman who lost his vocal cords because of cancer almost three years ago. will go to San Francisco Friday to receive further instruction on how to teach esophagus speech. Laryngectomees persons w-ho have lost their vocal cords because of cancer use esophagus speech. Rose uses this method himself in his daily work as a newspaper advertising salesman for the Star-Bulletin.

He is president of the Hou Leo Kalapu ka Hawaii (New Voice Club of Hawaii) and the Laryngetcomee Society of Hawaii. He will be in San Francisco to attend the five-day International Association of Lar- yngetcomees Seminar and Convention which optai Monday. The "lost chords. as laryngectomees sometimes call each other, will meet to ex; change ideas on how to better rehabilitate themselves and other laryngectomees. Esophagus voice is a means of speaking affected by taking swallowed air to a point in the esophagus where it can be forced back up to vibrate against the muscles and walls of the esophagus and pharynx ta produce sound.

Rose organised the local club and society, both nonprofit groups, which have successfully a i 1 i tated and helped local laryngectomees to speak again- 12 35 'tl 5 7 ID 11 12 19" 9 I 14 i 15 1SJ iinilnni man nq 23 24 25 26 p. -r I 27 28 29 30 31 31 33 TSjT jfaLjy 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 Ti pgr" 41 yg 49 50 tg -d 51 52 59 60 61 62 63 61 65 6 111 -MM- MM -MM -MMta WmIAM MM: MM MMM 67 SI 68 (69 70 jp 71 HI 12 73 74 Im 75 been able to get around much after his act closes at the Top o' the Isle because he has his wife a New York model and young son with him. And it's hard to get a babysitter at midnight. That blonde tagging after Frank Busseri, another of the Lads, is Frank's bride of a month, Sharon, from Seattle. "He was the last to go," Connie said.

Tenor Jimmy Arnold was the first. He got married three years ago and the others soon followed in step. The conversation switched from marriage Two Professors to Talk Of Needs in Education Needs of today's education system will be discussed by two professors during public symposium at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Room 152. Bilger Hall, on the University To Your Health By DR.

WALTER C. ALVAREZ Recently, Doctors E. Perry McCullagh and Lena A. Lewis, Cleveland, reported very interesting studies made on Trappist monks in two monasteries. Most of the men had lived for 10 years or more on a spare vegetarian diet which supplies some 2,000 calories a day.

The men get no meat, fish, or fowl; they get some 4.5 quarts of milk a week, but only rarely an egg. The diet contains each day about 2 ounces of fat, practically all of vegetable origin. On this diet most of the monks live until they are between 55 or 80 years of age. Many aging persons will be interested to hear that although most of these monks had a low level of blood cholesterol, this did not keep them from getting hardening of the arteries and a high blood pressure. Actually, it looks as if high blood pressure were somewhat more frequent among them than it is in other groups of men of the same age.

In them, the factor of the strenuous1 life, w-hich is supposed to increase blood pressure, is absent, because they live a quiet, sheltered existence. They get some exercise because they work at farming some two or three hours each day. Although there is considerable evidence to indicate that a high level of blood cholesterol in a person favors the production of hardening of the arteries, the evidence now obtained through a study of the monks suggests that a diet low in animal fats, which perhaps produced a low level of blood cholesterol, was not able to protect the men from developing arterial disease and hypertension. Opens Tomorrow ACROSS 1 Flaming light. 6 Buzzing.

10 Small fly. 14 Quick. 15 Dunce cap shape. 16 Nobody. of Hawaii earn- Th: Connie Codarini Astrological Forecast By CARROLL RIGHTER Thursday General Tendencies A day in which fixed and definite results follow whatever you now place into motion, so it is urged that you do use extra care and caution to make sure your actions reflect your true thoughts.

Fine for aiding others to solve their problems and for any humanitarian pursuits that are yours. Be open to all kinds of progress. Born Thursday He, or she, is one of those self-reliant people who succeeds best by using own inventive genius and who has a way with others. Give as fine an education as you can, slanting it toward a profession where dealing with the general public is a prime factor, whether in humanitarian, business or government life. Be sure you permit your youngster to hob-nob with youngsters from every walk of life.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Change vour attitude and be of real assistance to good friends. This will bring fine benefits and flood will in return. You have been a little too concerned with vourself in the past and thereby lost out on much human concord. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Public affairs are very important in your daily existence now, so be certain you follow the law to the letter. Confer with higher-ups concerning state of affairs and get their valuable advice before you take any definite steps.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 2') The riqht time to delve into that part of the newspaper or to read books that are highly educational and could be steoping-stones to a greater income in the future. Be alert to anything that is new but of a constructive, practical nature MOON CHILOREN (June 77 to July 21) Important you start a more modern and practical system of bookkeeping now. Then later, be sure you handle those you love more intelligently so that you increase harmony. Follow intuitions since they are quite accurate now and helpful. Leo (July 22 to August 21) Instead of throwing in the sponge because you feel partners are being too forceful, too many obligations are being thrown on your shoulders, show the metal you are made of.

Work in a cheerful manner and you soon have them eating out of your hand. VIRGO (August 22 to September 22) If you incorporate a better system or more modern machinery into your daily labors, you will now be able to operate more efficiently and get ahead of the other fellow Remove obstacles, the obsolete. P.M. take health treatments. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) You can certainly get emotionally involved, if you permit yourself this luxury.

Be cheerful instead and avcd arguments. Diplomacy will see you the winner in all. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 2D Show devotion to close ties now and also shop for whatever will increase the comfort within the home. Later, clear out whatever is obsolete in your job or business and start a definite uptrend in all of your affairs through work SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Private worries can certainly deter you from progressive endeavors that should be a particular part of vour curricula today, if you permit. Stop brooding get into action! Be careful that you drive wisely, not too fast.

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13 Dime to a dollar. 18 Concoct: 2 wds. cation and his- I tory, will de-scribe "The Impact of Science and Tech il7 To your health! 1 19 The end. 120 Appear. Eatery.

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i46 Light rhythmical I sound. 148 Firt word in Colorado motto. ,49 Support scantily. Borrowman Clopton nology on Education." Dr. Robert W.

Clopton. chairman of the University of Hawaii's Department of History and Philosophy of Education, will discuss "An Unmt Need in Educational Theory: Facts." Dr. Nancy Bayley, with the National Institute of Mental Health, and Dr. Edward Teller, University of California professor and physicist, will discuss Dr. Bor-rowman's presentation.

Solution to Yesterd ay's Puzzle FEN HulpbnHiElNaDmlwN 0 HOP I EISM CRYPTOGRAM By Alfred Rosenberg OBHAMZV BX HAOBZZOAR HY MARX Mitsuo Yoitiizawa. 13. pen salt his age and older, in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies collecting stamps and post cards, sports, corresponding, reading. 103 chome.

Asakusabasi Taifouku, Tokyo, Japan. R. A. Atiku. Wants pen pals 26 anj older everywhere Hobbies sports, movies, corresponding 179 Igboser Road, Lagos.

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Is a sixth grader and wants pen pals in Hawaii. ABC Private English School. Hawaii-Kobe Pen Pal Club, 59.4 Chome, Kubo-cho. Nagata-ku, Kobe, Japan. Marie Wiese.

Wants pen pals any age. in Hawaii and elsewhere. 908 Emerson, Alliance, Nebraska, U.S.A. Frznk Wiener. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere.

Hobbies swimming, dancing, movies, corresponding. 2664 Spruce Street, Union, New Jersey, S. A. David Norton. 9'j.

Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. 2608 Albemarle Terrace, Norfolk 6, Virginia, U.S.A. Lillian Brygman. 11. Wants girl pen pals her age and older in Hawaii and elsewhere.

109 Breezehill Avenue, Ottawa. Ontario, Canada. Sally Debina. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies collecting stamps, shells and coins.

P.O. Box 323, Captain Cook, Kona. Hawaii, U.S.A. Marsha Tetting. Wants pen pals 8 and older in Hawaii and elsewhere.

5081 North 12th Street. Butler, Wisconsin, USA. Frank Stterwhie. Wants pen pals everywhere. 4301 6leone Drive, Austin 3.

Texas, U.S.A. The new City multi-deck parking lot at Smith and Maunakea Streets will be of-! icially opened tomorrow at 9 a.m. 72661 Cold Wave 45 Trim Shampoo St Shampoo Set Only 1.50 NEW YORKER Beretania Fori Phone 59-0 ('j Block from Municipal Park. Let) th Waalae Phone 707-06S Plenty Parking du's, and you will soon benefit from botn. P.m.

get out to a gV social party. PISCES (February 2(1 to March 20) Vour finest benefits corne in a.m. and p.m. bv handling those secretive matters very wisely Then think of those less fortunate than yourself and lend a Mayor Neal S. Blaisdell, members of the City Council and other officials will attend the dedication cere- cial affairs wisely first, instead of rele- gating them to the background in order fo give a friend first preference.

P.M. is all right for such. See that property is in fine order, too. AOUARIUS (January 71 to February Be clever and listen to the good, constructive ideas of others instead of relying solely on your oi now. However, do not neglect regular dVily helping hind.

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to songs and Connie commented that rock 'n' roll was old-time stuff, just a new name for hillbilly music mixed with blues rhythms. Then he cut himself short with these words: "There are three things I won't talk about: religion, politics and rock 'n' roll." The Four Lads sing swinging arrangements of popular songs but they should cut out their version of "The Hawaiian Wedding Song." The House Committee on Un-Hawaiian Activities might hear it. Signs Around Oahu At the end of California Avenue at Wahiawa there are two signs. One says "welcome to 25th Division Jungle and Guerrilla Warfare Training Center." Next to it is this warning: "Keep Out." Sign on a beat-up car in a parking lot at Ala Wai Boat Harbor: "Chuck Norwood diver, surfer, and friend." Baseball Chatter The 7-year-old was on second base at Nehu Park during a T-Ball League game. The batter hit the ball and the third base coach told the runner to run.

"Run, LeRoy, run," he shouted. The boy held his base. When the play was over and the batter reached first safely, the coach asked the runner why he neglected to run. "My not LeRoy," he explained. A Charming Shaker Danny Kaleikini opened last week at the Tapa Room of the Hilton Hawaiian Village and he proved to be a charming shaker.

His voice is not earth-shaking but. more important, it does shake the women. And he has the correct shakes as he shows his versatility in doing the Tahitian and Hawaiian hulas. Danny and Lani Custino the girl with the lovely hula hands and other lovely architectural features are a romantic couple on stage. Danny obviously inherits his talent from his parents, Margie and Danny Kaleikini Sr.

They were in the opening-night audience and were the best-looking, best-performing couple on the dance floor. In the Groove Buddy Fo fits right into the Martin Denny groove at Don the Beachcomber's. He sings a beautiful "Ka-lua," he draws solid beats from the drums and he shrills like a bird. This question is asked at Pearl Harbor: "Is it true that Captain Gus Grissom got double pay flight time, plus submarine time?" Ed Putman, the haole president of the Hawaii chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, quietly quit the post. Vice-President Marva C.

Garrett took over. As an experiment, the Hilton Hawaiian Village will cart a party of travel people to Hawaii Kai today on a catamaran. If the ride and tour prove successful, it will be added to the Hawaiian Village calendar of events. Columbia Records obtained Canadian rights and an option on Mainland rights to Jimmy Moikeha's "Mynah Bird," his fast-selling parody of "Yellowbird." It was recorded originally on the Paradise Records label. Hollywood producer Abby Greshler has talked to Yets Higa, Chinn Ho, Bob Elliott, Jo Fuller and Bob Magoon in his efforts to raise money for a made-in-Hawaii movie.

Abby, who left for the Coast yesterday, is confident the deal will jell. Kanes Club in Kaunakakai, Molokai, was so pleased with singer Maxine Weldon's drawing power that they cut her in for 10 per cent of the admission price as a bonus. Gloria Lopez, an eye-catching sweater girl, is now singing at the Menehune Lounge. She's pleasing to look at and pleasing to hear. 800 SOUTH BERETANIA STREET 00 39 Reg.

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