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Dear Muriel: Saturday night I went out with a boy I've been dating for over a year. We got in very late and father said I couldn't go out again for a month. I can't convince him to shorten my sentence and I'm afraid the boy will get mad at me and start going with someone else. JAILED. It Happened Last Night By EARL WILSON NEW YORK Maybe you never knew Billy Vine, the plump comedian who died not long ago, but everybody on Broadway did and everybody on Broadway came to the benefit for Billy's family.

The Old Roumanian cafe rang with the belly-laughs Billy would have liked to get and often did. "What do you think of the Old Roumanian?" comedian Joey Adams asked double-talker Al Kelly in one routine. 'T think he's a nice fellow," Al said. Phil Silvers used Milton Berle as a straight man Berle, the fellow who used to be his big Tuesday night rival on TV. HE'S BUSY "I'm so busy on TV -you've no idea what it's like to be on TV!" exclaimed Phil to Berle, who gave him an "Oh, I don't, huh?" look.

"You see, Milton, you need a plot on TV," Phil said. "I wish you'd had a plot about three years ago in a cemetery!" Berle retorted. "Oh come now, do you mind if we let our hair down?" Phil said. Then, rubbing his bald spot, "I mean, do you mind if you let your hair down?" Sid Caesar, Jan Murray, Buddy Hackett, Joe E. Lewis, Henny Youngman and others clowned for hours.

Up stepped comedian Alan King to mention "the new singing star, Sam Cook. "Sam Cook is the name of a singer!" he exclaimed. "He became a singer so fast they didn't have time to change his name! "But suppose you have never heard the name of Elvis Presley. A guy walks up to you and says 'Elvis Presley is You think Sam Cook is a funny name! "They said it to me once about Elvis Presley and I said, 'What does he "They said, 'Well, he They weren't too sure themselves." ABOUT FLORIDA That's the way it went. Henny Youngman popped up at one time to say the Florida temperature is 80 (40 in the morning and 40 at night).

Jan Murray said, "I got to go home now because I got to be up in an hour to do television." Oh, there was plenty of sex appeal there, too: Polly Bergen, Dagmar, Eileen Barton, Geene Courtney and Denise Darcel who'd just followed Judy Garland into the Brooklyn Town and ft THE GOVERNOR'S PALACE in Sart CRlGtNAU-Y WAS TmE KCW.t OP WHO EACH OP ITS ROOMS TO A PiFFEREHrfltEfrtBHOfHlSFAmia I CANNON MOLDED IN THE SHAPE OF A DOG-Tower of- Lonoort. England PORPOISES HAVE AS MANY AS 96 TEETH -Ver THEY SWALLOWS THEIR FOOD WHOLE I Iff If Dear Muriel: My neighbor is a married man who keeps annoying me by making improper advances. When his wife goes out, he calls me on the phone and tries to trap me into coming over to his apartment. I tried to frighten him by telling him I was going to report his actions to his wife, but it didn't phase him. The only reason I don't tell her is that we're good friends and she's a swell girl.

Also, my husband has a bad heart and I don't want him disturbed. How can I put a stop to it? AGGIE. Dear Aggie: You must be awfully gullible, to be taken in by such obvious tricks. By this time you're perfectly aware of the reason, the method, and the follow-up of these phone calls. If you go to your neighbor's apartment on any pretext whatsoever, you know what to expect, he knows you know, and anything that happens is strictly your own responsibility.

If you really want to keep your annoying neighbor away from you, hang up as soon as you hear his voice on the phone. M.N. Dear Miss Nissen: I am a girl of 17. Three years ago I went with John for about a month. Then I went with Don for two years and we just broke up.

(He joined the Air Force.) Now I'm dating John again and would like to go back with him but I come from a respectable home and John has a bad record at the police station and a bad reputation. My parents don't want me to go with him, but I do. KAREN Dear Karen: Obey your parents they are wise and experienced. They are right and you are wrong. M.N.

VTTv If TifST DYIMj THAT VEBV A WO Namakeha died in 1860 and Kapiolani was left desolate. She married the High Chief David Kalakaua December 19, 1863 and became Queen when he was elected King in 1874. Kalakaua wanted his queen to see the world just as he had done, so in 1887 he sent his wife, his sister Lili'uokalani and a suite to attend Queen Victoria's jubilee coronation in London. DINED WITH PRESIDENT On her way, Kapiolani was entertained in Boston and had dinner as a guest of the President of the United States in Washington, D.C. In London the reticent little Queen was introduced to the crowned heads of the world and had her picture etched one of them at Westminster Abbey.

After Kalakaua's death, Queen Kapiolani retired to her own estate at Waikiki (then within the boundaries of the present Kapiolani Park). She died there June 24, 1899 at the age of 64, a beloved woman whose character was in strong contrast with that of her husband Kalakaua. She was a true Kalani. NEXT: Leleiohoku Likely to Hire Replacements for arbitration machinery to settle Government worker grievances. It thus took a position directly opposed to that of most other Federal worker unions, including major A.F.L.-C.I.O.

groups, which strongly have indorsed arbitration provisions in proposed legislation for a new labor-management system in Government. N.F.F.E. President Vaux Owens indorsed other major features of the legislation, but said of the arbitration plan: "We should first try the appeal procedures already existing, improving them where possible, and look to the Civil Service Commission as the final appellate authority." Australia and Northern Ireland plan to exchange children's hour radio most people lives; therefore, the least we can do is make sure we spell their titles correctly. Take the following medical specialists for instance. WThich is the correct way to spell the name of each? 1.

internist or interrnist 2. gynecologist or gynocol-ogist 3. obstetrician or obstetri-tian 4. occulist or oculist 5. orthapedist or orthopedist 6.

psycoanalyst or psychoanalyst ANSWERS 1. internist 2. gynecologist 3. obstetrician 4. oculist 5.

orthopedist 6. psychoanalyst Moon Calendar HAWAIIAN: Tomorrow April 8 will be Laau-pau, 20th of the moon month Welo. Fishermen will have poor luck for the wind will roughen the sea. Water will be high on the reefs until early morning. High tide will be at 8 p.m., low tide at 12:30 p.m.

Farmers should complete planting crops started on Laau-kukahi and prepare for several bad luck days ahead. Nothing should be planted tomorrow which might run to vine, CHINESE: April 8 will be the 21st of the Second month. Good hours: 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 9 to 11 a.m.; 3 to 7 p.m.; 9 to 11 p.m. Bad hours: 7 to 9 a.m.; 7 to 9 p.m.

Fair hours: 1 to 7 a.m.; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Avoid breaking ground. Since the day collides with the year, it is best to make sacrifices and tear down old things. C.B.T.

PALS Karen Nygren. Wrants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies jnusic, science. 5937 Second Street South, Arlington 4. Virginia.

Son.ia Thoreson. 13. Wants pen pals 13 to lfi, preferably girli In Hawaii. Hobbies correspondine. sew ing, co Irvin Thoreson, Gully, Minnesota.

Louise Care. 10. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Alma Lake Road, Route 2, Big Rapids, Michigan. Janie Spears.

Wants pen pals in Hawaii, preferably sirls 15 years of Ke. 502 E. Redwood, Sullivan, Oklahoma. Patty Isacoff. 13.

Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies music, swimmine. 1210 Gilham Street, Philadelphia 11, Pennsylvania. Geraldine Jaworski and Waltraut Vhs. Both girls are 20 years old and want pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere, preferably boys 22 to 2fi.

Hobbies reading, movies, sports, corresponding. 92S West Main Street, Whitewater, Wisconsin. Pary Parta. 12. Wrants pen pals In Hawaii and elsewhere.

Hobbies corresponding, movies, co Geronemo Garcia, San Agustin Street, Bur-auen, Leyte, Philippines. Dear Jailed: Both yon' and the boy knew the curfe laws that prevailed at youS" house, and dad's idea of the punishment that fits the crime must be sweated out as patiently as possible. If the boy really likes you, he'll wait. If a suspension of dating can separate you, you might as well know it now. Carry an alarm clock in the future.

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42 Well-ventilated. 43 Treasure 44 Hollow. 46 Notched. Solution to Saturday's Puzzle all ffl 1 5 I TjjHT hj TIE -U i 1 JlM -L gi aiji mni 031 III I MLF-P I i-P me pi's us l- tkqcu CJ 0 Mi ll rjs he TfTFtT" i lsjla i GLl JL TjE a j-Jci TI vfcjB Rja I rj A EjT rj trjtp If I yL 1 jololstE SC 0 Bulletin Board of Community Evenis Dear Muriel: I'm a girl of 19 in love with a young man of 24. He has been married and divorced twice, has one child by each previous marriage.

I love him dearly and would like to know how to assure the success of our marriage. BERNICE Dear Bernice: A young man who is only 24 and has already established a record of broken marriages can scarcely be called good husband material. Surely you can do better. To begin married life with a man who has two children to support would be foolhardy indeed. M.N.

Dear Puzzled: If you don't know which boy you love, you don't really love either. Keep on being friends with both and let the matter of love take care of itself, when you are years older. M.N. More than 60 per cent of the foreign visitors to Calcutta now are from the United States. Kapiolani, wife of King Kalakaua, a Hawaiian Kalani of high degree.

No other queen since Keopuo-lani, state wife of Kameha-meha could outrank her. She was the granddaughter of Kaumualii, the last king of Kauai. This gave her high blood rank. Her grandparents were half brother and sister which gave her high kapu (sacredness). Her high rank is seldom recognized because the kapu (banners) of the house of Kaumualii went down before Kamehameha but the blood rank continued and was not lessened by adversity.

NOT LITERATE For a queen who could not read or write her own language and could speak only a few words of English, she went far. Kapiolani (the bent twig of heaven) Napela Kapu Kakae (the sacred flesh of the Maui King Kakae) was born December 31, 1834 at Hilo and was reared in Kona. Her first husband was Benet Namakeha (uncle to Queen Emma) whom Kapiolani married in 1856. During her life with him, she was appointed chief kahu (caretaker) to the baby Prince of Hawaii. The Prince died in 1862, For Federal Employes Civil Service 400,000 as WASHINGTON, D.C Civil Service Commission has told a House Appropriations Subcommittee that Federal agencies will hire almost 400,000 employes during the 12 months starting July 1 solely as replacements for those who quit, are fired, resign or die.

About 375,000, it estimated, will be jobs in the so-called Competitive Service, which means they are under Civil Service. It predicted replacements will be needed for 16.5 per cent of all Competitive employes during the coming 12-month period as against 17.2 per cent in the current period. During the 12 months, the Commission said, it will conduct roughly 9,000 Civil Service exams. But more than 5.700 of this total will be exams for the postal service. GUARDS UNDERPAID? Most Government building guards work for lower salaries than janitors, cleaners and laborers in the buildings they guard.

And in most cities, their pay lags even farther behind the rates of guards in private industry. This was the testimony of Ross Messer, legislative representative of the National Association of Post Office and General Services Administration Maintenance Employes, in a recent appearance before a House committee. The majority of Government guards ate employed by General Services Admin istration, in the ciassniea (white collar) Federal service for a grade GS-2 salary, $2,960 to $3,470 per year. JANITORS GET MORE The middle (fourth) step of GS-2 pays $3,215 per year $1.55 per hour. By contrast, most G.S.A.

janitors, cleaners and laborers are wage board (blue collar) employes whose pay rates are adjusted periodically to conform to those in industry. Their pay ladder has three steps. And Messer cited 14 cities in which the middle-step rate was above the $1.55 paid guards. The independent National Federation of Federal Employes has told a House subcommittee it sees no need PARIS BEAUTY SAION (free eok rptrnhmenu) SPECIAL Cold Wav (Complete) 3.50 INe. tc Sun.

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SOCIETY OF NAVAL ARCHI-tects and Marine Engineers, 7 p.m. at the Reef Hotel. Captain Wilbur N. Landers, honored euest. LECTURE ON THE PHILIPPINES, Dr.

Neal M. Bowers, University of Hawaii professor of geography, 8 p.m. in Room 152, Chemistry Building, University of Hawaii. Last in current series on world affairs. HONOLULU LIONS.

NOON AT the Armed Services Y.M.C.A. REPUBLICANS SECOND PRE-cinct, 7:30 p.m. at 298 Kalihi Street. Horoscope By CONSTELLA "Where you are is of no moment, but only what you are doing there." Petrarch. TUESDAY Daily Guide Stick to routine if possible and do not undertake any new projects of long duration at this time.

Your situation may not be ideal at the moment; do the best you can. A tendency to gloomy thoughts or depression or fatigue can be helped by resting, refusing to worry, and knowing this is a temporary set-back. Sagittarians need to accept responsibilities willing ly. Those born in the latter part of Gemini may feel the world or others are not cooperating to allow them their usual carefree pleasures; accept the criticism and be serious. Tomorrow can be smoother, but it is not likely to favor any neglect of duties.

SEVENTEEN Country. "Darleeng, I had two zouseand peoples there tonight!" boasted Denise. "But the place only holds 1,700," I mentioned. "Zen, darleeng, say I had 1,900 peoples there," said Denise. Skipper Named Lieutenant Commander B.

W. Slaymaker has been named commanding officer of the Pearl Harbor-based escort destroyer O'Bannon. He will succeed Commander L. W. Barnard, who will report to Pearl Harbor's communication station as executive officer.

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FILM PROGRAM, FEATURING three films from Japan, 8 p.m. at Pacific House, 2014 University Ave- REPIBLTCAV MEETING. lfith District, p.m. at the Waikiki-Kapahulu Library. Dr.

Roy E. Brown will speak on new Territorial taxes. HAWAIIAN BOTANICAL SOCI-ty. p.m. at the Agricultural Eneineerine Institute Auditorium, 2560 Dole Street.

Illustrated lecture en pandanus in New Guinea by Dr. Harold St. John and Benjamin Stone. TUESDAY INTERNATIONAL Y's MEN. 5:45 m.

at the Nuuanu Y.M.C.A. Phone 'HONOLULU KIWANIS, NOON AT the Commercial Club. HONOLULU LIONS, NOON AT the Armed Services Y.M.C.A. HONOLULU ROTARY, NOON AT the Queen's Surf. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 7:30 p.m.

at the Y.W.C.A. HONOLULU ORCHID SOCIETY workshop meetine. breeding of cat-a orchids. 7:30 p.m. at the A.

Hall, 171f) Fort Street. Dr. Haruyuki Kamemoto, speaker. Public invited. PUBLIC HEARING ON PLANS to improve Anni Road in Kaneohe, I m.

at Citv Hall. SALVATION ARMY TRACT COM-wunity Association, 7:30 p.m. at the Kaimuki Salvation Army Chapel. Jkuo Watanabe, Civil Defense offi- New Sea Law GENEVA, April 7 (AP) A new principle of interna tional law has been approved, in effect legalizing passage of Israeli ships through Arab waters to southern port of Eilat. The 87-nation conference on the law of the sea approved the principle 31-30 over the opposition of Arab nations and the Soviet bloc.

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