Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 28

Crossword Puzzle qmtnlulu 'Star-Sullrlin BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 A retriever f-py HOE i. ARTICLES ft I -srl 3 mm ITS OWNERS NEIGHBORS OVf MORN IN HE'PETfUFvrn 11 PiECES OP LAUHDBV-AhD AUCTHPB twe hove 8 cvershccs Amd A THROW QUr Owned oy OPTICAL ILLUSION! Oi-dwn bv Perry Rive-Gt-owe. 1H It Happened Last Night By EARL WILSON NEW YORK There were two circus openings for New Yorkers to go to: Ringli'ng's, and the Actors Studio party at the Waldorf at which Marilyn Monroe arrived around 2 a.m. wearing men's garters to hold up her hose because somehow she couldn't find any gal's garters. Susan Strasberg, 19, attended the latter with Sir Laurence Olivier, and when inauired how she hap i 2 1 5 9 7 8 9 10 11 12' 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 -rj 27 23 IaT 30 31 TTi 31 35 i' 36 37 38 39 40 41 12 43 44 45 16 IT 47 48 49" 50 -V 51 52 53 54 TE 56 57 i8 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 87" 68 69 70 11 73 I I If I I I I 111 Horoscope By CONSTELLA "The less you can enjoy, the poorer and scantier yourself; the more you can enjoy, the richer and more vigorous." Lavater FRIDAY Daily Guide The aspects are somewhat mixed for today and the week end, but here and there one should be able to find happy moments.

If you have it within you to enjoy fully simple events, there should be ample opportunities to enlarge on the delights of spring's return. Aquarians can speed up activities after the noon hour and through to Sunday jiight, but should avoid friction through the late hours between Saturday and Sunday. This is a generally unsettled period not favorable for big projects to be undertaken, or plans initiated in the coming week; better settle for keeping things moving as near routine as possible. OP MR. ftNO MRS.

DOH HARVEY HAS NEVER. BEEM MOVED -YET ITS MAIL ADDRESS HAS 5 TIMES IN 11 YEARS Toi5i.OKia.homa 7o KjN EDWARDS (I537-ISS3) VvAS THE ONLY PURITAN WHO EVER SAT CH THE ENGLISH TH33NP i few. mm Edwin Bonnell. Wants pen pa'a in Hawaii and elsewhere, preferably girls and boys 12 to 13. Hobbies sports, dancing.

417 AM Street, L-haina, Maui, Hawaii. Haruo Ifiraki. Wants pen pals 1R and older in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies collecting post cards, photosraphv. 2-1H2 Taka-rhiho-cho, Onada Cit, Prefecture, Japan.

Janet Whaley. 12. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. 4345 Packard Road. Toledo 12, Ohio.

Nancy Carol Huff. 10. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Liken animals. Rural Free Delivery 1, High Point, North Carolina.

Lenora Hose. 17. Wants pen pa! all over the world. 2.t1.r Kibimn 4105.8 13 Plunder. 18 Tenure of office.

22 Contorted. 25 Casals' country. 27 Japanese persimmon. 29 Fall short. 30 a'Neills Christie." 31 Discuss.

33 Receded. 35 Quantities. 37 Minus. 39 Dangerous woman. 41 Uncanny.

42 Inquiries. 44 Snout. 45 Solitarily. 50 Sprite. 52 Grigs.

54 Clenched hands. 55 Caper. 57 Principle of causality 59 Tropical fruits. 61 Algerian seaport. 63 Not remote.

65 "The Old Gray 66 Henry VIII's 67 Dance movement. 69 Explosive. 71 Take a chair. 49 Actual being. 51 Sandy tract by the sea.

53 River in Belgium. 54 Distant. 56 B.P.O.E. member. 58 Deficiency.

60 Within. 62 Baseball devotee. 64 Beasts of burden. 68 Commence. 70 Impervious.

72 Giant. 73 Post. 74 Sea eagle. 75 Fragrance. 76 Bohemian.

77 Ooze. DOWN 1 Music notation. 2 Abide. 3 Prince of Afghanistan. 4 Mother-of-pearl.

5 College fees. 6- Serviceman's haven. 7 Flex. 8 Braz. palm or beverage.

9 Wrestling arena. 10 Eliot's Bede." 11 Unimportant 12 San Calif. ACROSS 1 Celtic tribe. 5 Bass saxhorn. 9 Hotel servants.

14 Capital of Peru. 15 Customs. 16 Concede. '17 Dislodg- ments. 19 More subdued.

20 Domesticated polecat. 21 Mother Goose's Mariorie. 23 O. Henry's "Gift of the 24 Goddess of discord. 26 Annoy.

25 Pinnacle. 29 Craze. 52 Sulk. 34 University in Connecticut. 36 Indigo.

58 Snatches aay. 40 Scene of last war. 43 Apathies. 46 Lariat. 47 Roman emperor.

48 Island. Guernsey bailiwick, Channel Islands. Street, Kalihi Valley Housing, Ho- Kapo'oloku Kalakaua recogpized her capabilities. He made her president of his Board of Geneaologists and inducted her into his secret order the Hale Naua. She became an important person in the organization as a priestess of the rites.

She served several terms as acting governess of the Big Island. As governess, she made grand tours of the Island. Po'omaikalani's great hour of splendour came at the coronation of Kalakaua and Kapiolani in 1883. She 2nd her sister Kinoike Kekaulike led the procession of state from the Palace to the coronation pavilion. Each was attended by a lady in waiting carrying a kahili (feather insignia of state).

Po'omaikalani was 57 when she died October 22, 1895. NEXT: Kinoike Kekaulike. Moon Calendar ILVWAII AN: Tomorrow, April 11, ill be Olepau, 23rd of the moon month Welo. Olepau should bring an end to the windy weather which has prevailed through March and April. In spite of the wind, Welo is a productive month for farmers.

Welo means "tails stand on edge" and it describes the growth seen during the month. Olepau is the day for the farmer to prepare sugar cane for planting. Fishermen cannot expect good catches for another two days. Reef fishing will be best at that time. High tide tomorrow will be at 11:30 p.m.

and low tide at 6 a.m. CHINESE: April 11 will be the 21th of the second. Good hours: 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.;y3 to 7 a.m.; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Bad hours: 1 to 3 a.m.; 7 to 9 a.m.; 7 to 11 p.m. Fair hours: 5 to 7 p.m. The day is good only for paving roads and decorating walls. C.B.T. Honolulan Joins Dental Fraternity John Kingson Char, Honolulu student at Creighton Dental College, Omaha, Nebraska, has been elected to membership in the Ki Psi Phi dental fraternity the first Oriental and the first student from Hawaii to be accepted in this fraternity.

His father, Dr. W. S. Char, 485 South Kukui Street, graduated at Creighton University in dentistry 36 years ago. nomiu, Hawaii.

Iris Bisol. Wants wn in Hawaii and elsewhere, pferably Girl Scouts. Hohhies reading. mu- sic. 6-1 Manana Housing, Pearl City, Oahu.

Hawaii. Loretta Manila. 17. Wants pen pais all over the world. 3419 Kila-uea Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Marie Jones. 11. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies horseback ridine, corresponding, swimming, reading, sewing. 2j6 South Second, Odessa, Missouri.

Ruth Maria Ortello. 27. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere, preferably 25 to 50 years old. East 43rd Street, Los Angeles 53, California. Bill T.

Horita. Wants girl pen pals 22 to 30 in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies collecting sea shells and stamps, music, dancing. Box 2276, APO 435, V. fi.

Army, San Francisco, California. Ricardo C. Soriano. 20. Wants pen pals everywhere.

Hobhieji readier, nhong, Lingayen, Pangasinan, Philippines. April Rellin. 17. Wants pen pals In Hawaii and elsewhere. P.O.

Box 115. Anahola, Kauai, Hawaii. Clair Ann Pahent. 17. Wants pen pals 18 to 21 on the U.

S. Mainland and in Hawaii. P. O. Box 805, Lanai City, Lanai, Hawaii.

Annahrlle Meyer. Wants pen pals In Hawaii and on the U. S. Mainland. P.

O. Box 35, Kaunakakai, Molokai, Hawaii. Elizabeth and Jennie Wnnjr. Elizabeth is 14, is 17. Both want pen pals near their ages in Hawaii and elsewhere.

P. O. Box 46, Waiakoa, Maui, Hawaii. Carol Miyazaki. 18.

W'ants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Is a former Island girl, now a student at Idaho State College. Graveley Hall, Pocatclio, Idaho. Sandy Marks. 10.

Wants pen pffls in Hawaii, preferably girls and bovs his age. 70 Channel Koad, Wood-mere. Long Island, New York. June Horikawa. Wants pen pals IS to 19 in Hawaii and elsewhere.

Hobbies reading, writing. P. O. Box 100. Waialua.

Oahu, Hawaii. Mrs. William Herman. Wants ppn pals- for a group of Girl Scouts of which she is Scout Mistress. 90 Kimball Avenue, Revere, Massachusetts.

Trade Delegation Passes Through A delegation of the World Trade Association of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce passed through Honolulu Monday by Pan American plane en route to Japan, the Philippines and Hong Kong. It is the second annual business development tour of a part of the Far East for the group who will be gone 26 days. Among those on the trip are Dwight K. Tripp III, president of the Northern California Thrift Company; Jack T. Buckley of American President Lines; G.

V. Cannon, president of the Barristers Club of San Francisco; James Cummins, president of Asiatic Trans Pacific, and Mrs. Cummins. The group will return to San Francisco by Japan Air Lines on May 2. Of Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Bulletin Board of Community Events TODAV LIBRARY OF HAWAII.

FREE film program. 7:30 pjn. at the Wai-kiki-Kapahulu branch. "Idaho Nature's "Ski "FolU Dance Festival." HAWAIIAN RESIDENT HOME for Cerebral Palsy Children, annual meeting. 7:45 p.m.

at Rex Raveile Gym, 1183 Bishop Street. Plans for 1958 cerebral palsv program CITY PLANNING COMMISSION public hearing on zoning of Waianae, 3 p.m. at Honolulu Hale Annex. "PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN," A play created by children, 7:30 p.m. today and tomorrow at the Waikiki Shell.

Sponsored by the Board of Public Parks and Recreation and the Department of Public Instruction. Free tickets available at recreation office, City Hall Annex or at the Ala Moana Pavilion. REBEKAH, 7:30 P.M. AT 419 AT-kinson Drive. Call 69-718 HAWAIIAN ASSOCIATION TO Help Retarded Children, 7:30 p.m.

at Llneknna School, near Thomas Square. Discussion on social security and summer recreation plans. Interested persons invited. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF Electrical Engineers, 6:30 p.m. at the Wisteria, 1202 South King Street.

SCOTTISH RITE MASONS, 7:30 p.m. at the cathedral. Wilder Avenue and Kewalo Street. Visitors Invited. FREE MOVIE PROGRAM.

FEA- turing films of Lourdes. France, 7:30 p.m. at the W. A. Ramsay Auditorium.

Beretania Stret. Pan American Airways travel films. FRIDAY DINNER AND PROGRAM CF.LE-brating Y.M.C.A. centennial, 6 p.m. at the University Y.M.C.A.

Open house at 4:30 pm. JEANS AND JANES SQUARE Dance Club of the Y.W.C.A., 7:30 p.m. at the Y.W. Public Invited. WEST HONOLULU ROTARY, noon at the Hawaiian Village Hotel.

Boys" and Girls' Week program. FESTIVAL OF THE PASSOVER. p.m. at Temple Emanu-El, 2207 Oahu Avenue. Rabbi Alexander Segel will speak on "Going Forward." ENGINEERING ASSOCI A noon at the Y.W.C.A.

Nils C. Ta-vares. local attorney, wUl speak on the city charter. ST. PATRICK'S PARISH CAR-nival, p.m.

to midnight today and 9 a.m. to midnight tomorrow. Wasted Effort SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) Police said some burglars apparently expended a good deal of effort in knocking off the dial, pushing out the pin and finally ripping off the door from the safe at the Syracuse Coal Company. The burglars, who found the safe empty, should have looked at the front of the safe door on which was written the combination.

"IjCjfcjA 5 IE FIG SiE 5 C0N 71 iff 0 I in TO" I QMS I aIsEIt CTh jG 0 A IN I jT I Dp I 5iEitjSA ElsJc Isil. Lrt 0 Buataiii OIL IE O0 I iE 10 1 All "WdL JtK AM iIe sjgs I i qc a rTe" hT teo a A GflTIOTTL EjR QT fiy r. aTj aTt 3iRl 'd1dlE lislTEPS UIO58 Droodles "THE THREE MUSKETEERS DUELING BEHIND A HILL eaulii Sato aio it H.R.H. Po'omaikalani Po'omaikalani was one of the members of his wife's family whom King Kalakaua raised from adversity to royal status when he became ruler of the kingdom of Hawaii in 1874. He gave her the European title Her Royal Highness which he considered due her because of her high blood rank.

She was a granddaughter of the last king of Kauai. Po'omaikalani (head one from heaven) Kapo'oloku (echoing sound of mourning) was born in 1838 and was three years younger than her sister, Queen Kapiolani. JUNIOR CHIEFESS She was therefore a junior chief ess to the Queen according to Hawaiian reckoning. She shared the adversity of her family until she married Ka'ahanui, senior retainer to Queen Emma. Like her sister Kapiolani, she had no children.

She was a small woman and walked with a decided limp. DIFFICULT TIME Ka'ahanui and Po'omaikalani had a difficult and embarrassing time when Queen Emma and Kalakaua became political opponents in the election of 1874. When Kalakaua and Kapiolani moved into Iolani Palace, Po'omaikalani went with them to manage the household for Kapiolani and to take her sister's place in many of the social functions. Po'omaikalani came to have great influence at court. Some said she had more influence with Kalakaua than the queen.

WATGH YOUR ENGLISH By Carroll II. Jones PROBLEM WORDS Whether to say "an historic" or "a historic" is a question that has troubled many a writer. Try this test. Which should. you use or "an" in place of the dots in each of the following sentences? 1 Is there hotel nearby? 2 They must have left hour ago.

3 This is usage of the wo-d that I am not familiar with. 4 Give me onion, please. 5 He received in spelling. ANSWERS 1 a 2 an 3 a i 4 an 5 an Above: Say "a historic." How do you tell whether to use or Depend in sound; use whichever SOUNDS better. In other words, use "an' before a vowel SOUND, before a consonant SOUND (including YOU sound in words like "eulogy, Since the is now pronounced (although it wasn't formerly) in words like "historian, hotel," use before them rather than "an." for RADIO and TV repairs Heaa'quarers for G-E e've.

Trained specialists. Genuine G-E pers. Bring in your set. or phone 55941 end est our service men to call. RAMSAY THE APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT OF AMERICAN FACTORS.

LTD. 1 I II I 1 III 1 eMIeMaeMlel pened to be with him, she said: "I asked him!" Mort Sahl, the brilliant young wit from San Francisco, enchanted the Studio Set by defining a conservative Republican as one "who doesn't believe anything should be tried for the first time." (And a liberal Republican as one who "does believe something should be tried for the first time but not NOT JUST EGGHEAD Just to prove he's not exclusively intellectual, he mentioned a folk singer "who wears a shirt open to the navel and he doesnt have one." This 'was all for the premiere of "The Young Lions" and the most interesting new twosome was: Elsa Maxwell and Aly Over at the Garden, all for the Damon Runyon fund, Sugar Ray Robinson and Dagmar stole the show. Sugar told me he's joip-ing Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas when the latter works at the Sands and that Frankie's going to get him into several movies. Dagmar got enormous applause at the Garden; as she explained: "It's my size room." NO CELEBRITIES There was no parading by the celebrities at the circus opening. WTe sort of missed the stunt of a couple of years ago when Toots Shor rode an elephant or was it the other way around? Herb Shriner returns to U.

S. TV May 1 as a guest on the Pat Boone show (first time in eight months). He's also opening at the Washington Shoreham. Just back from England, where he did TV, Herb told us in Sardi's that Europe was cold: "like somebody'd left the door open in the whole country." Eddie Condon's new jazz joint at the Sutton serves fine food quite different from the old Washington Square joint where, with every dinner, they gave you a stomach pump. So Eddie's getting testimonials from his famous customers about the cuisine.

SOME SAMPLES Here are a few: "I ate till I bust" Jayne Mansfield; "I was a 'glutton at the Sutton on the table d'hote" John, Steinbeck; "The ground glass at Eddie Condon's is the coolest and the groundesf Helen Hayes. Eddie was kind enough to ask me for one and here it is: "I dined at some of the very best restaurants in the world before I discovered Eddie Condon's and I'm going to keep right on doing sol' I read with sadness that spittoons have been removed from the post offices of the land. Back in Rockford, when I was a boy, tobacco-chawers could squirt their shots in from 15 feet. My Uncle Joe Huffman was even more gifted and could loop 'em in over people's heads. And anybody who said "cuspidor" was considered a snob and a showoff.

Scholarship A half-tuition scholarship has been awarded to David 1 i Peterson, first-year student in lithography at Le Tourneau Technical Institute, LongView, Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Peterson of Waianae.

Act (-Jeauitf. (Formerly Palolo Beauty Shop) announces the opening of her Beauty Shop in Kaimuki Shopping Center Annex Bldg. 1152 Keko Head Ave. Ph.771-888 Wednesday Sites Open By Appointment Dear S. From your very long letter I can see that you are really troubled over your family's attitude toward your friendship with the boy you tell me about.

I advise you to see one of the advisers at the Child and Family Service, 401 South Beretania Street. Phone first for an appointment, 67-721, and tell your story to the person you see as you have told it to me. It is often a great help and comfort to unburden oneself in a heart-to-heart talk with someone who understands, and I am sure you will be greatly helped. I caution you strongly to guard against becoming despondent ond indulging in thoughts of death that is not only foolish but shows veakness of character. You are not always going to have to live with your father, and a college girl of 18 should have more vision and hope CRYPTOGRAM By Giorgina Reid EAAO URMBAO BUK MA OYIYOM MA MONEY MA KROINIY.

Yesterday's cryptogram: Wel terweight won fight during twelfth round. for the future than you appear to have. Also, if you like the young man, encourage him to take night classes and improve his education. If you ever do marry him you will be much happier if your husband is doing all he can to improve his mind, his job and hence his standard of living. M.N.

Dear Lucky: You say you don't want. the boy to think you are chasinghim but that is just what you are doing. If the boy stole from stores and got caught, he of course had to accept his punishment. You should not condone what he did. It is all right to be friendly but this talk of love and "being kept in suspense" is for you and at your age, just silly.

Get something else to occupy your time outside of school hours and try to be more mature in your thinking. M.N. Mi Fujiko Yamamot noed Jepanete film tor, row under contract With Kokuryu-do Co. WHICH GIRL IS THE MOVIE STAR? with aU-" Tw9 lovely girls-on, a fomoui mov; tor, the oth.r, a girl from Honolulu. Although their carer or.

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