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Crossword Puzzle imtnlulu tar-Bulletin BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1958 I -J WATCH YOUR ENGLISH By Carroll IL Jones WORD MEANINGS What's in a name? Well, plenty, in case you didn't realize it. Did you know, for instance, that "Charles" is an old Teutonic word meaning "strong" and that "Edith" is an old Teutonic The GWDW PIT ri comu 1 2 a 4 3 8 7 a 10 li 12 IS Tt 1 ii 15 il 22 2 2 "...5" 26" 27 iT" 20 5 3 1 32 JJ 36" 36 77 38" 47 48 4 srn --53 sT--5r5r" -jg TT TT" "iT" 60 61 "l2 63 64 mm H.R.H. Kinoike Kekaulike 1 f) NIP It Happened Last Night By EARL WILSON NEW YORK Vivian Blaine, the 96-pound gal star of "Say, Darling," insisted on kissing me when I went backstage, and I let her then I noticed a strange thing. She kissed everybody. Nervousness, I guess.

David Wayne, colossal as always, had from Johnny Desmond who proved a great young actor. Desmond had a particularly obnoxious swagger that I had to admire. "That obnoxious strut," I "is wonderful acting." He just stared and then said, coolly, "That's not acting. That was me!" Horace McMahon delivers an effective line to Constance Ford when he says: "I want to pay you, the highest compliment you can pay to a guy's wife you don't look like a guy's wife." THEY'RE FRESH The freshest thing in supper clubs in years is the team of Florence Henderson, once of "Fanny," and Bill Hayes, who made "Davy Crockett" famous. "The Singing Sweethearts" opened at the St.

Regis and had the audience shouting "More, More!" i A tribute to Richard Rodgers was something Dick R. would want to see himself. 1 Strange thing when one of them mentioned IUj5N0f Kinoike was governess of Kauai at one time and was governess of the Big Island in 1834. Her hour of splendour came when Kalakaua and Kapiolani had a coronation ceremony, European style, in 1883. Dressed in a trailing gown from Paris, Kinoike led the procession from Iolani Palace to the coronation stand.

She carried the feather cloak of state which decorated the chair in which the king sat. She was followed by Po'omaikalani as her attendant and both sisters were followed by attendants carrying kahilis. Kinoike did not rear her own three sons. In Hawaiian style, she gave each of the boys to her elder sister Kapiolani and it was the queen who reared them as her ha-nae (adopted sons). She was the first of the three sisters to pass away.

Her death came January 8, 1884, scarcely a year after the coronation. She was 41 years of age. NEXT: Queen Kinoike Kekaulike was the third of the daughters of the High Chief Kuhio of the Big Island and Kinoike, daughter of Kaumualii of Kauai, whom King Kalakaua raised to the status of Her Royal Highness. Kalakaua made Kapiolani his queen, Po'omaikalani was the Palace manager but Kinoike was the more important in the eyes of the Ha-waiians because she had sons to carry on the blood of the last king of Kauai. Her haole name was Victoria.

Kinoike means "the petite one" and Kekaulike means "equality with the gods." SMALL AND QUIET She was a small woman, like her sister Po'omaikalani, and was reticent like her sister the Queen. Kinoike married the High Chief David Kahalepouli Pii-koi and lived on the Piikoi estate, the site now occupied by the Kapiolani Hospital. When Kalakaua became king, he showered her with honors just as he did Po'omaikalani. The three sisters seemed to have taken turns acting as governess of the Big Island or Kauai. 42 Bottle stopper.

43 Find out about. 45 Vegas, Nevada. 46 Crazy: slang. 47 Nidificated. 49 Total.

50 Pester. 52 Stillness. 56 St. Paul's companion. 57 Spirited lad: 2 words.

60 Emerald Isle. 61 Glossy fabric. 62 Upon. 63 Long for. 64 Snares.

65 Rain buckets. DOWN 1 City in Texas. 2 Sandarac tree. 3 Miss Hayworth. 4 Puzzle solving, e.g.

ACROSS 1 Distort. 5 Chair back part. 10 King of Israel: Bib. 14 Opera high spot. 15 Papal collar.

16 Fodder tower. 17 String game: 2 wds. 19 Let it stand. 20 Skill in speaking. 21 Pluck.

23 Mrs. Priest. 24 Restatement. 26 Opera by Delibes. 29 Proselyte to Judaism.

30 Move furtively. 33 Great lake. 34 The citron. 36 Saratoga, e.g. 37 Obtained.

38 Opening ia a street. 39 Cooking vessel. 40 Timber 41 Channel of 11 Satisfy a need: 3 wds. 12 Mr. Templeton.

13 The two. 18 Bay. 22 Squander. 24 Carrottop. 25 Mistakes.

26 Lawful. 27 Ascended. 28 Relatives: 3 words. 29 Tame. 31 Aside.

32 Tall and lean. 34 Jalopy. 35 Khan. 38 Parsonage. 42 Round Table site.

44 Street, London. 46 Incandescent lamp. 48 Lovers meeting. 49 Posters. 50 Sounded.

51 Emanation. 52 Clip by bits. 53 Not any. 54 Dove's home. 55 Esau.

58 Paddle. 59 Actress Hagen. Contrite. Supplicate. Boy.

Wholly. Molars. 5 6 7 8 9 10 Help, Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Head of Doshisha University Due April 25 From Japan word meaning "bright gift? That "Dwight" literally means "wise fellow" and that "Dagmar" means "glory of the day?" Just to prove there is more in a name than meets the eye, here are a few more names, together with their source: Adolph (Teutonic) noble wolf Abigail (Hebrew) my father is joy Agnes (Greek) lamb Alexander (Greek) aid to men Ambrose (Greek) Immortal Andrew (Greek) manly Annabel (Latin) beautiful Ann Barbara (Greek) little stranger Bernice (Greek) bringer of victory Cecil (Latin) blind Colin (Greek) triumph Christine (Greek) little follower of the Lord Clara (Latin) illustrious David (Hebrew) beloved Evelyn (Celtic) little pleasant one; little Eve Francis (Teutonic) free Gertrude (Teutonic) bold In truth Roger (Teutonic) famous spear Horoscope By CONSTELLA "Nothing can constitute good-breeding which has not good nature for its foundation." Bulwer SATURDAY Daily Guide Early upsets and late confusion may detract somewhat from a completely social day, but if one remembers to allow for differences of opinion there will be less reason to expect friction in the late evening. Be extra careful if driving during the night. The Aquarians, Taureans, Scorpians and Leos need to meet opposition" or aggressiveness with good natured and tolerance.

Around noon the Leos should cut down speed and avoid tensions. Tomorrow is an especially good day to seek inspiration and spiritual guidance. In the evening relax, rest and think things through as next week can be somewhat restless and unsettling. A Rotorua, New Zealand, company has red deer antler points for export. MOTORS FORECASTS f.l 1 Tlul bI A Ml At I I A tJl I I I AB.il -LI XlMjl A bJ Aji-L TIT II a.

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Just smile and be happy with them youth is a time for joy! M.N. Dear Muriel: I'm 16, and go with three of the most wonderful guys in the world. They're polite, thoughtful and nice looking. My parents like them all, but don't approve of us going around as a quartet. I know they're right, but none of the boys likes any other girls.

R.N. Dear R.N.: Don't let the government hear of this or you'll be charged with violation of the anti-monopoly laws. Admit that you're delighted with this arrangement; shutting other girls out gives you quite a sense of power, doesn't it? Well, you've had your fun, now share the loot by getting your friends into the charmed circle. I'm sure you have some very nice girl friends. Maybe they don't have your fascination, but two of the boys will have to do with second best.

M.N. Dear Worried: You may be imagining that there is "something" between your husband and your sister. Jealousy can play strange tricks. If your husband BUMPER YEAR WITH IL IIIFII 41168 Bulletin Board of Community Events Association is drawing up a program for Dr. Oshimo's stay here.

He will also show the film on the Mainland and his final destination is Germany where he will attend Christian Endeavor meetings. BORN IN KOHALA Dr. Oshimo was born in Kohala, Hawaii, and went to school in Hilo, Lahainaluna and the University of Hawaii before going to the Mainland. He received his bachelor's, master's and doctor of philosophy degrees from the University of Chicago. He served at churches in Tokyo and Osaka before being appointed dean of the school of theology at Doshisha in 1948.

In June, 1954, he was elected president of the university. Dr. Oshimo was here in 1949 for a 10-week evangelical tour of the Territory under auspices of the Japanese Christian Churches of Hawaii. (Q) KAPIOLANI TrC SCNE OP ANNUAL CHUQlH St2flC3 FOR. I7 YEARS C0COTTE A LktO 23 EGGS WWEM IT WS 3 YEARS OP AGE frSiBy, France fiC3 PANNED THE OP GRAMMAR IM JXS PUBLIC SCHOOL AS A useless 's jeer evades your questions, ask your sister about it and by all means ask your mother what she means by her "vague remarks." You have a right to know if your suspicions are justified and to have your mind set at rest if they are not But until you know for sure, assume that there is nothing wrong, and stop worrying.

It is said that often the things we worry most about never happen. XT'' Dear Worried: If your pen pal has stopped writing to you, forget about him as a correspondent. At 13 you are too young to be worried about such things. And certainly you should not send him a picture of yourself I am sure your mother would not approve. As for the new boy you have just met, don't ask him for his graduation picture! That would be very forward" on your part.

Forget about romance and have fun with your girl friends and groups of classmates. MAT. Dear Muriel: My steady is a young man of 17 with a weakness for other girls. When we go out together he can't resist flirting. Do you think I should say something to him? He may take it the wrong way and break off with me.

I wouldn't like that! JONESY. Dear Jonesy: You've got to take a chance once in a while girl. Live dangerously. Tell your roving Romeo that you don't think he's quite ready for steady dating, and turn him loose. You'll lose him as a steady but keep him as a friend, which is the way it should be.

M.N. VAUXHALL! .1 Open evenings until 9 p.m. and all day Sunday 4f 1 ss- "Ose. 1 TODAY JEANS AND JANES SQUARE Dance Club of the Y.W.C.A.. 7:30 p.m.

at the Y.W. Public Invited. FESTIVAL OF THE PASSOVER, 8 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El, 2207 Oahu Avenue. Rabbi Alexander Segel will speak on ''Going Forward." ST.

PATRICK'S PARISH CAR-fiival, 6 p.m. to midnight today and 9 a.m. to midnight tomorrow. IOLANI SCHOOL CARNIVAL, 2 to midnight. Variety shows at and 9 p.m.

in the school gymnasium. PUBLIC HEARING ON PRO- posed rules and regulations governing massage, 7 p.m., Room 406, Queen Liliuokalani Building. ADVENTURERS' CLUB, 8 P.M. at the Elks Club. Speakers: Dr.

Robert Ravenelle Jay on Java and Christopher Bird on Soviet soldiers. LADIES' ORIENTAL SHRINE. North America, 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Temple, 419 Atkinson Drive. Phone 95-318 or 996-268.

SATURDAY IOLANI SCHOOL CARNIVAL, featuring an all-star variety show with performances at 2:30, 7 and 9 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Booths and rides open from noon to midnight. ST. PATRICK'S PARISH CARNI-val, 9 a.m.

to midnight on the school grounds. RECEPTION HONORING W. P. CRYPTOGRAM By M. K.

Silberstein VOAYAGEO VAGYBUV VO-AGEOV VOYAGEO YAGVK VA EYAWA UBVK. Yesterday's cryptogram: Poor author has to revert to tripe to survive. Tsai, new Chinese consul general for Honolulu, 7:30 p.m. at the United Chinese Society Hall. HUI LOKAHI MAKAHA University Extension Club, 10 a.m.

at th home of Mrs. Robert Dickinson, 84-730 Moua Street, Makaha-Waia- nae. TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY Pensioners Association, executive assembly, 9 a.m. at the Armory Hall on Hotel Street. RECREATION DAY DANCE, sponsored by Oahu Youth Council and the Honolulu Elks Club, 7:30 p.m.

to midnight at the Ala Wal Clubhouse. Information at 502-622. HONOLULU PRESS CLUB DIN-ner at the Reef Hotel. Mayor Blais-dell and Robert G. Dodge, Democratic Partv vice-chairman, speaking on "Is Anything Wrong at City Hall?" Cocktails at 6:30 p.m.; dinner at 7:30 p.m.

KOREAN NIGHT, SPONSORED by the Korean Christian Church women's society, 7:45 p.m. in the parish house at 1832 Llliha Street. CLOSING SERVICE OF THE Passover, 10 a.m. at Temple Emanuel, 2207 Oahu Avenue. Rabbi Alexander Segel will speak on "Spoils or Souvenirs." ORCHID SHOW, 8 A.M.

TO 9:30 p.m. at Sakuma Garden Supply, 741 Kapahulu Avenue. Public invited. Floral arrangement demonstration 11:30 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. Rear Admiral Richard E.

Byrd and Floyd Bennett were the first men to fly over the Greenland Icecap and the first men to fly over the North Pole. Byrd was also the first man to fly over the South Pole. at CENTRAL PACIFIC Mrs A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT Liberace in a passing ex change, with the idea of getting a laugh, the audience loudly cheered Liberace as though it would brook no laughter about its hero. In the Blue Angel's excellent show, Shelley Ber-man says: "I know there's no such thing as subliminal advertising. I'm positive of it.

So how come I bought myself a tractor?" Diana Barrymore's the happiest gal in town now that antabuse is keeping her off liquor. For one reason, she'll be able to see with a sober, non-bloodshot eye the movie based on her book. "The Flynn is only great playing my father," she says, meaning Errol. Diana tells me she never thinks of liquor any more. "I don't think backward now, I only think forward," she says.

MIDNIGHT EARL Libby Holman and Montgomery Clift had a little tiff on the dance floor at the Actors Studio party when Monty was cutting up with Marilyn Monroe. Columbia Pix dropped 11 at its N.Y. office. Jackie Gleason wants Audrey Meadows for his nine snows next year and she says "sure." Rock 'n' roll star Jerry Lee Lewis and his wife are getting a legal separation. Sid Caesar, going to London, will use a British comic there to replace Carl Reiner, who'll stay home.

Xavier Cugat'll write and illustrate kid's books. (He'll be one of the characters, named Phil Silvers isn't cheering about Frank Sinatra, his TV oposition, going off: "They'll probably replace him with a Western that'll murder us." On the Hoof ALVA, Okla. (AP) The collection plate wasn't big enough for the offering of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Turner at Sunday services in the First Baptist Church. They brought a Shetland pony to church. It will be sold with the money going to the church. Droodles "OCTOPUS TAKING OUT THE GARBAGE" Dr.

Raymond Kakuichi Oshimo, an Islander who became president of Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan, is scheduled to arrive April 25 at 4 p.m. by Japan Air Lines en route to the Mainland and Europe. He will be here until May 1. He will show a film on the story of his university to interested groups. The Hawaiian Evangelical Moon Calendar HAWAIIAN: Tomorrow April 12 will be Kaloa-kukahi, 24th of the moon month Welo.

Kaloa-kukahi is the first of the "long joint" days and should be used by the farmer for planting sugar cane, bamboo and other plants which grow with long joints. Fishermen should prepare bait for reef fishing as the water will still be rough on Kaloa-kukahi. High tide will be at midnight and low tides at 7 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. CHINESE: April 12 will be the 25th of the Second.

This is the day to worship the Jade Emperor who rules the unvierse from a palace in the Jade Mountains of the highest heavens. Good hours: 1 to a.m.; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours: 11 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 3 to 5 a.m.; 7 to 9 a.m.; 7 to 9 p.m.

Fair hours: 5 to 7 a.m.; 5 to 7 p.m.; 9 to 11 p.m. Avoid making nets or setting up beds. Omens are good to make sacrifices, take a ceremonial bath, clean house, tailor, install a main door, start a mourning period and hold a burial. C.B.T. PEIV PALS Pat Wlttel.

13. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies swimming, dancing, tennis. Thach Avenue, Auburn, Alabama. Cathy Johnston.

18. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies dancing, swimminjf. 175 Greenville Road, Bloomfield, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Julia Wong.

14. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies collecting stamps and post cards, dancing, corresponding. 3 Lee Yuen Street West, 2nd Floor, Hong Kong, China. Joy Johnson.

13. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobby-cooking. North Avenue, Auburn, Alabama. Yao Kong Lok.

I am an 18 year old Chinese boy. I am interested in learning about Hawaii and wish to have pen pals in your beautiful islands. I like music, picnics and sports." 3 Lane 240, Roosevelt Road, Section 3, Taipeh, Taiwan, China. Rhoda Long. 13.

Wants pen pals everywhere, especially in Hawaii. Hobby music. Route 4, Box 125, Opelika, Alabama. Ella Cash. 17.

Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. Hobbies-corresponding, dancing. 10 Frazer Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Alvaro doi Santos. Wants pen pals everywhere.

135-A, Route 17, Red Hill, Oahu, Hawaii. Yasumasa Ishii. Wants pen pals 16 to 17 in Hawaii and elsewhere. Seinanchyo Sichiku, Kitaku, Kyoto. Japan.

Charles William Bardnsch. Wants pen pals in Hawaii and elsewhere. 133 East Linden Avenue, Collings-wood, New Jersey. Dixie Lee. 17.

Wants pen pats everywhere. Hobbies corresponding, music, reading, sewing. 292 Kilauea Avenue, Hilo, Hawaii. Maria Grzegorzyca. 17.

Wants pen pals in Hawaii. Chonow ul. Wil-nosci 77, Polska-Poland, Europe. 1 ft 2r X- jarM HONOtULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1958 Foreign Car Sales in March Hit 44.4 Per Cent on Oahu Foreign automobiles took 44.4 per cent of Oahu's car market during March, it was learned today. During the first quarter of this year, 34.25 per cent of the cars sold on the Island were foreign.

If first quarter month-by-month sales figures indicate a trend, imported cars are taking a larger and larger bite into the U.S.-made car market. During January, 28.2 per cent of the 1,097 cars sold were foreign. Of 755 cars sold in February, 32.4 per cent were imported. A total of 811 autos were sold on Oahu last month. 1 One of the "Big Three" Detroit-made cars took a licking from a foreign competitor last month.

Plymouth was outsold by Vauxhall, 80 to 63. Behind Vauxhall were Volkswagen, 43; Hillman, 34; Opel and Renault, 27 each, and Toyo-Pet, 20. WW for Security Profit Safety YOU CANNOT BEAT VAUXHALL FOR COMFORT, ECONOMY AND RELIABILITY! ARRANGE FOR A DEMONSTRATION TODAYI Our savings accounts are most profitable as we or the only bank In Hawaii where interest is COMPUTED QUARTERLY rather than semi-annually. Deposits made on or before April 15th will earn interest from April 1st. Also, Time Deposits are available at varying rates of interest from 2 to 4 per annum.

Our depositors are insured up to $1 0,000 each. TISTICS PROVE VAUXHALL THE LEADER YiwawiBi ml'- -Hum fr TUr "IMt 11 1 iH'-'miwiMBwwi iwliiw -MOTORS, 1341 Kapioloni Blvd. Phone 59-561 OFFICE Phone 50-984 MOILI1LI BRANCH University Squar Bldg. Phona 957-783 HEAD 50 North King Street MOANALUA BRANCH Meanalua Shopping Csnter Phona 402-561 US. Government Depository and Titumcud Agent.