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BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley Crossword Puzzle tjinuilttlu 0tar-lulIrttn (Reg. U. S. Fat Off.) Answer to Previous Puzzle HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1952 Cowboys o- MAIM PM(GIffiAMS FRIDAY, MAY 1T52 HORIZONTAL 1 Rogers 4The Ranger .00 ei i -e. cto TTtToTn aIlIsIa a A UTa t- jsju a ts 35" st ste" jo It.

"ef I A 6 5 "TiRlE A I 1 It eat Rig)B SIT RE SSI SIE rst js gB gju Qyvje etv etg s'tirie'e It pie jg KHON (ABS) 138Q MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL with FRANK VALENTI BASEBALL .15 4 3 What today will be tomorrow 4 One who washes 5 Leave out 6 Romances Age 8 Sham 9 Scent 10 Chills and -fever 11 Disorder BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE EASEBALL Hawaiian Melodies 5 15 .30 :45 1 8 Froth 12 Fruit drink 13 Love god 14 Rim 15 Legal matters 16 Animated 18 Lover of beauty 20 Monsters 6 15 30 45 25 Indigo 26 Body cf soldiers 27 Bigoted 17 Where 00 cowboys keep 28 Mineral rocks 15 22 Forsaken 24 Aromatic 7 30 41 Social class 42 Buffalo 43 To the sheltered sidt 44 Thin strip cf wood 46 Greek seaport 47 Individuals 48 Catcher's glove 50 Noun suffix KGMft (CBS) 590 KPOA (Mutual) 630 KUlA (ABC) 690 KGU WBCJ 760 KAHU 920 4:00 Rosemary (Ivory Snow) Cherry Blossom ACTION BASEBALL Movietime MatinM KAHU JUKEBOX MAED CARSON SAYS Filipino Community A Good Neighbor Rural Schls. Rebdcst. J0 (easy-does-it Hour SHELL NEWS LA CASA DE JUAN1T0 biand living) The Filipino Reporter I 0 0 Fii-Amer. Musical (4:351 Tcp Ten Sports 5:00 Pet Parade Pineapple Filipino Hr. 0 Waltz Time WAIPAHli cn the AIR :15 Show Parade Pine Association A Report to Youth Oahu Sugar Co.

:30 Today in Hollywood WILD BILL HICK0K LL Dinner Platters HALF-PAST 5 at EWA 45 Anzivino's Spts. Parade (5:55) Sports Reel Sportscast 5:55 49th State Fair Tuulca Sales News 5:55 6:00 UNIVERSAL Reporters Military Sports Gaeth's Chevrolet News 0ne Man's Family Crosby Mills Bros. :15 Star-BulL Commentary Ortho Garden Guide Big Jon Sparky Primo's Sports Shew HONOLULU'S :30 Arthur Godfrey, CBS MAJOR LEAGUE THE CISCO KID Doubieor Nothina TOP TEN :45 (Chesterfields) BASEBALL (quiz show) HIT PARADE 7:00 QUIZ KIDS By The Lone Ranger SHELL NEWS JAPANESE PROGRAM :15 (CBS) Direct Shortwave ABCAdventurt Songs of the Islands Produced by t30 The Tide Show (CBSi From Maioiand Mr. President Mario Lanza Siki Tnmfmi 45 Bob Crosby's Club 15 Featuring Coca Cola My Friend Irma LES KEITER 7. Mews (EasyApp.) ii (CBS comedy) (Fatimas) :30 Meet Millie Man Called jjS (CBS comedy) (8.55) PAL NEWS Camels) (Herbert Marshall) 9:00 The Big Time Cherry Blossom This Is Your FBI 'Halls of Ivy :15 (CBS musical) Melodies Mr.

Mrs. R. Colman :30 Godfrey's Talent Scouts liJiototaSUdium Mystery Is Off. Price Stabilization 45 (Lipton Tea Soups) Honolulu Stadium My Hobby Organ Memories A P.A.ANEVS PoloGame The Barr of Music Late Sports Final KAHU CONCERT HALL 1 1 Niumalu Hotel Orch. Oahu vs.

Mexica Stardust STRAUSS I II 30 Club Polynesia Club Oasis SIGN-OFF 'DiE FLEDERMAUS' 1 1 :45 Sign Off Gibson's Circus Room LISZT A :00 (CBS, WaikiW Lau Yee Chai Don't miss News from THIRTY YEARS TCHAJKOWSKY 1 1:15 the Music Room all the world and OF SERVICE (Hon. Star-Bulletin) I I :30 stars' Hawaii with Arthur TO HAWAII MIDNIGHT I I :45 address) MYSTERY; MUSIC 1 a.m. Gaeth on KULA JAMBOREE till their livestock 29 Nuisance 19 Underworld 3 1 Performers 45 GO 23 Green spots- In 33 Teacher 15 30 8 38 Bars (legal) 40 Hereditary hostilities a desert 24 Medieval ships 4S The MOST ARID PlUIEWTHEK OPa.D The ancient town of OiAN 04AN r4n near Tryjiiio.Pcro 11 1 II Sa MILES OP RUINS WENT 525 YEARS ULI WITHOUT A DROP Cf RAIN fWtl rlA DOWNPOUR LASTING- 7 DSNS 'BUT JT AS bAls CT j'fefl I NOT GAINED THERE v-; irsFm fFM or Mj' A SOTTLE I I hl0l H0L01NG2 SWALLOWS ft itUi I hrS THE FAIRV MARTINS Uljsfjl Ir'y3y of Australia ''It i 1 41 I fliv BUILD BOTTLE-SHAPED iJMIp li tr NESTS OFOAY RM- ij AES NEWS WEATHER FRAN'K VALENTI'S Sports Camera ILWU News (ABS) Hawaii World Today At Eventide Grant CROCKETT CROCKETT (NEWS) CROCKETT CROCKFfT CRCCKtTT CROCKETT (NEWS) CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT (NEWS) DON CHAMBERLAIN Music until M1DN1TE with news and music from I D-NIGHT to 5 a.m. THE ALOHA NETWORK 15 .30 :45 9 .15 .30 :45 10 .15 :30 :45 11 AN Efio'SHELL GfeOlMS? Of AC-ED 84- SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1952 AND A GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER plant 26 Former Russian ruler 27 along Cassidy 30 Make beloved 32 Irony 34 Ignominious failure 35 Evades 36 Furtive 37 Foot parts 39 Try 40 Dandies 41 Male swan 42 Lower 45 Eating place 49 False impressions 61 One (prefix) 52 Guide 53 Stain 54 Seine 55 Permits 56 Essential being 57 Daylight saving time (ab.) VERTICAL 1 Unusual 2 Poems CRACKED IKTO (irJY 1 2 EVEN HALVES M0 bvWR5.J.WR-Detrtrr.Mich. STILL WORKS DAILY AS A HOTEL BELL BOY :00 :15 :30 :45 6 13 I 5 j7 I 18 9 10 i i9 30 31 32 3lT .,35 Ml HZ Ui Ivt "Zp'IS H7 (8 sr ST" 56 57 I II I I I I I I I I Japanese Program (5:30) Dawn Patrol NEWS Uncle Tockie (games stories) :00 15 :30 :45 7 :15 :30 :45 CLARICE B.

TAYLOR'S Tales About Hawaii A FRENCHMAN MARRIES A HAWAIIAN GIRL Robinson Family No. 3 A Frenchman, John A Prever, 8 Back to the Bible (Rev. Theo. Epp) Saturday Morning Music Matinee Melody Curtain Call :00 15 :30 :45 9 :00 Stars Over Hollywood (Carnation) CBS Want Ads 10 came to Ha walk about 1800 or some say, 1790. He married a Hawaiian girl and that is how the James Robinson family happens to be one of the oldest families in the islands.

15 30 :45 LUCKY LUCK'S ECHOES OF THE EAST KGU HAWAII'S "WAKE UP HAWAII" Program of Varieties FIRST STATION With for 186,000 The Clock Watcher News every hr. Japanese-Americans The Clock Watcher Weather Report SHELL NEWS Ship Movement Overnight Sports Wirt Time Signals The Clock Watcher Comedy and Music The Clock Watcher LUCKY'SHAW'N Mary Lee Taylor Jamboree Pet Milk Co. Melody Time Me'ody Time JIMMY WALKER Songs You Lose PRESENTS Sengs You Love Uncle Billy's Bible SHELL NEWS Six Gun Serenade Six Gun Serenade CHRISTMAS EARLY Bing Crosby Sings SHOW Bing Crosby Sings MAJR LEAGUE Rhythm Review fSLnr Rhythm Review LIBERTY NETWORK Mary Lee Taylor Game of the Day Mary Lte Taylor Guest Star U.S. Navy Band D'rect Here's To Vets SHELL NEWS Shortwave OPS Stars For Defense Song Spinners Am- Leg. Auxiliary Show Playground Qtrs.

Hr. ACTION BASEBALL Modern Music with JOE Modern Music (Rack-'em-up) Saturday Bandstand ROSE Interview Dr. Clinchy Rod Gun TWO Major League Service Parade Club Games Tuesday Service Parade Cherry Elossom thru Saturday NBC Mstinee Melodies ACTION BASEBALL NBC Matinee Filipino Fiesta NBC Matinee Program with NBC Matinee Korean Community F. A. Respicio Movietime Matinet Filipino (5 a.m.) (5:30) (ABS) JAPANESE PROGRAM NEVA'S JOHN JORDAN Conducted by AKUHEAD PUPULE U-45 SeikiTatsumi NEWS WEATHER J.

AKUHEAD PUPULE IvS (ABS) i NEWS (7:55) AKU HDLNS WTHB, H00LAULEA NPA'S J. AKUHEAD oa- Allan Akana fcH- O':" KAHU RAMBLES (ABS (NEWS) Piano Moods PTA Program i 1:15. TURN NEWS (9:55) THE KAHU RAMBLES (EWS) TABLES A OO CARL AND 1 1:15 WRIGHT I 11.30 NEWS (10:55) ESSER 1 WESTERN PASADE 'EWS Bop Sweet A A $1 Louie Fuffa Police Show I Music Bridqe Tips I I fc SPUD'S News (11:55) NEWS BASEBALL BOB PEARSCN7S MAJOR LEAGUE A -it 920 CLUB BASEBALL with I FRAXK VALENTI I ilu NEWS (12:55) BASEBALL Mm 920 CLUB BASEBALL A BASEBALL l.U MAJOR LEAGUE I ti? NEWS (155) BASEBALL 2:0 :30 1 NEWS (2:55) Guest Artists 920 CLUB (NEWS) Guest Star Here's To Vets JJi Mindy Carson NEWS (3:55) TBA LIFE and LOVE: and Muriel Nisse ssen :00 :15 30 Very little is known about John 11 Prever. He may have been a sailor who jumped ship at Lahaina or he may have been the supercargo on an early sailing vessel who liked the islands and decided to remain here. Music in the Modern Mood Crosby Club (Bing guests) MEWS This is your Library Agriculture News Hawaii OPS Sentimental Mood South American Way :00 15 :30 :45.

12 Kamakana, fthe gift of gifts) the :00 :15 :30 :45 1 daughter of Maunahina and her husband Napuupahoehoe (A-Heap-Of-Lava) seems to have been adopt :00 :15 :45 ed by a Lahaina family of chiefs and raised there. Or it may have 2 Two Hours with Tookie (pop tunes and top bands) been that she was old enough toi travel to Lahaina when Kameha- meha the Great took his court there :15 :30 :45 3 after his conquest of the island. along very well with each other's families. What can be the trouble with him? SUSANNA. Dear Susanna: Joe's only trouble is that he's too young to consider marriage as yet.

I'm sure in due time he'll make, all the declarations for which you are waiting with bated breath. Just don't rush the boy. D. D. The Doctor Answers By EDWIN F.

JORDAN, M.D. (Note: Dr. Jordan is a widely known and reputable mainland physician who writes regularly for Newspaper Enterprise association and The Star-Bulletin.) QUESTION For about a year I have been using saccharin tablets in my tea and coffee to help keep my weight down. Will the continued used of saccharin be harmful in any way? ANSWER It is necessary to answer this question rather frequently with a definite "no." This question has been carefully studied and no Kamakana had a Christian name Ruth which the Hawaiians pronounced as Luka. Dear Miss Dix: I was a widow and married a widower two years ago.

He has two daughters who resente1 his marrying again, but he was lonely and wanted a companion. We are very happy together, but the unmarried daughter, who has a gaod position, has been paying us weekend visits. During each visit, she is domineering, critical and disagreeable. When she leaves rcy husband and I are both in a turmoil. AGNES.

Dear Agnes: To avoid at least a few of these devastating weekends, could you plan a few trips jour-self It would be very difficult to come right out and tell the givl that her attitude is creating a tense situation. She probably is looking for just such an opportunity to act like a martyr and announce that since she's not wanted in her father's house she won't return at all. However, if you and. your husband feel that the condition is sufficiently troubled to warrant drastic action, it's your only course. D.

D. Dear Miss Dlx: My boy friend. Joe, is 21. and I am 20. We've been going together almost a year, ar.d although he has never asked me to 0 steady, we have taken it for granted.

He never speaks of marriage, nor has he said he loved me. We have lots of fun together, there Is no religious problem and we set oQii4! TateiVQlis oteocaaaiaE! It Happened Last Night By EARL WILSON NEW YORK Pat O'Brien had wanted to surprise daughter Mav-ourneen. He'd flown in for a Fathers' and Daughters Communion Breakfast at Marymount College. Not expecting him, she'd gone away for a weekend, and now a master of ceremonies was trying to soothe Pat's disappointment. 'For coming farther than anybody," said the speaker, "we're going to present you with a 1952 Cadillac." Listeners gasped.

Pat's eyes grew large. "Windshield wiper," added the speaker. OLD FRIEND Groucho Marx writes: "I read your column with avidity. Avidity is the name of a small Greek down the street" nun Herb Shriner tells at the Palace about a farmer from near Terre Haute, who went away for the first time to see the Big City the Big City being Indianapolis. "How'd you like it?" they asked him when he returned.

"Nope, it's not for" me," he said. "I'll still take the good old U.S.A." Eddie Cantor was congratulated the other day on his youthful look. Eddie protested that he didn't feel youthful. "But you haven't one gray hair," said his friend. "Yeah, and I blacken my shoes every day, too." replied Eddie.

una After the N. Y. Yankees dropped a game, a fan bellowed: "There's another game Joe DiMaggio lost." "What do you mean, 'Joe DiMaggio lost'?" spoke up Joe's roommate, Gentleman Georgie Solo-taire, angrily, "By not playing," retorted the fan. SUCCESS NOTE A London paper says Dagmar "got famous just by breathing." Earl's pearls An oral surgeon (says Sid Slate via Miami's Joe Hart) is a doctor who talks a good operation. Today's worst pun: "Appropriate sign for places where he has sung: Johnnie Ray Wept Hy Zuberoff.

"Do I love my Wife?" a certain B'wayite was saying to Harvey Stoae. "I love her so much I wish I was her son so I could run away from home." That's earl, brother. 'Jtr GTL7lD7nTr (ism to harmful effects have been reported. Science Academy Pen Pals Pix Trix Diane Tadioa. City.

T. Hf next year." 13-A Marli Newtown, Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies. Nora Funaku. Box 153, Anahola, Kauai, T. H.

Madeline Sademan. Wants pen pali 18 to 21. St. James, Minn. Dorothy Lewis.

21. Wants men pen pals her age. 115 Sissons Middle-ton, Leeds 10. England. Id.

Box 1053, Lanai 13. Box 123, Ianai Anna Veserino. City. T. H.

Linda Pascua. 15 T. H. Amy Sakamoto, City, T. H.

Box 860, Lanai Gty, 16. Box 395, Lanai THE TREVER FAMILY She was probably a young girl of 13 when she married John A. Prever in the early 1800s. The Prever's had at least three children. There were the two daughters and a son named Mark.

These three are buried in the old Makiki cemetery in Honolulu. Rebecca, who became Mrs. James Robinson, was born January 7, 1817. Hannah, who became Mrs. George Robinson was born in 1831.

We do not have Mark's birthplace. He died March 17. 1869 and his wife, Luka, lived with Mrs. Victoria Ward until she died November 2, 1895. AN EARLY MERCHANT John Prever was a merchant.

He acquired land near Lahaina at Wai-nalu and Waihale, This is recorded in the Land Court title book. In all probability John Prever lived in a large grass house as other traders Of the day lived and traded hides and tallow for ships goods which he in turn sold to. the Hawaiians. Lahaina was a center for shipping the hides and tallow from the wild cattle caught by John Parker and the Beckley boys at Waimea, Hawaii in the early 1800s. Family tradition is that he arrived in Lahaina long before the mission was established there in 1823.

He is probably buried in the old cemetery at Kahanapili, but no one seems to know. Next: James Robinson. pals. Likes rugby, football and cricket. Works in the boot and shoe trade.

33 Spa Buildings, Meanwqod Leeds 7, England. Mitsuko Fukuda. 13. Wants pen pals in Hawaii. Formerly from Kauai.

224 Oxford CoUtge Hall. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Patricia Lynch. 10. Box 593, League City, Tex.

Alice Shinohara. 13. Wants pen pals everywhere. 1313 Oili Honolulu, T. H.

Theresa Orevello. 15. Wants'pen pals 14 to 16. Box 15, Pahoa. Hawaii, T.

H. Sydney 16. "I collect stamps and am interested in world affairs. specially those of the Far East. I am anxious to hear the views of people of other countries on the world situation.

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Kinpel Watanabe. Collect stamps, likes tennis. Minato-mati Usuki-city, Japan. Geraldine Camacho. Wants pen pals 15 to 17 in Hawaii.

Camp 3, No. 28, Kauailoa, Oahu, T. H. Marilyn Perala. 16.

"I already write? to a few people from Hawaii but would like to write to a lot more." 1503 10th St. Virginia. Minn. Peter Bagnall. 17.

Wants girl pen A22 LUCK TO Cf UNPEG A fL VK UPPER, l-JL PAP W'f JoKwy tIVC. 11 fa 5u4 at Meet Under Way Four papers on tuna, pineapple, atolls and hermit crabs were delivered last night at the opening session of the 27th annual Spring meeting of the Hawaiian Academy of Science. The meeting aws held at Agee Auditorium, Experiment Station, Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association. More papers will be presented at 7:30 tonight at the same place and the annual meeting will end tomorrow with a luncheon, business meeting and election of officers at Hemenway Hall, University of Hawaii. L.

D. Baver, retiring president, will address the group. CORAL ATOLL TROJECT Colored slides accompanied a report by A. H. Banner on "The Coral Atoll Project for 1951: Ono-toa.

Gilbert Islands." The expedition was one of a series to study the relationships of animals and plants to the geological structure and to man on these coral isles. Banner and two assistants, John Randall and Donald Stras-burg, all of the University pf Hawaii, spent almost four months on the expedition on overpopulated, dry Onotoa, he said KIN Cut out the picture on all four sides. Then carefully fold dotted Cbuwiuvdnq Jhs Tim line 1 its entire length, then dotted line 2. and so on. Fold.each section underneath accurately.

When completed turn over and youH find a surprise result. Save the pictures. INDIAN LANGUAGES There are 55 separate American Indian languages and many dialects: i Chudin SojmsihMt $oA '52 Moon Calendar Today, May 9, is Mahealani the 16th night of Welo. It is the most beautiful night of the month with the full moon rising shortly after dark. It brings a dav that is fine for the cultivator as Veil as the fisherman.

Fishermen should beware the tide which rises in the late afternoon to its 6 What the Stars Tell By LOUISE KERROTT Saturday, May 10 You fellows better count the ladies out of your pleasure jaunts today if you want to have a happy time. If you take them along there are sure to be disagreements, for many a woman hearing her man squawk about billions Jfor taxes can't understand how anyone can know so much about money and have 0 little, and they will tell you so. Don't let TERMITES Onjy Elgin the BuriPower Main, jrntred to vertr break. hichest point during the month. Fish- in is eood particularly for those who co to sea.

A man or woman born on Mahealani Spoil your HAPPY HOME will make good for they will be strivers. C.B.T. nELEMANO WORK PLANNED The U.S. Army Engineers have announced that they will receive bids on several proposed projects Aigh ed eriikrl and i "7 50 tch ifg ft ftn.ttm band, ham 9' pci fftw ntxj" fed. To.

H. S. CHING, JEWELERS 61 S. KING Other men on the expedition were from the U. S.

Geological service, Rutgers University and the University of Pennsylvania. REPORTS ON TOUR P. B. van Weel spoke to the meeting on the reaction of tuna to chemical stimuli. he said, reacted very positively to extracts of tuna flesh, but negatively to bait fish and squid.

The attractive principle, he continued, seems to be contained in the protein part, rather than the fat or oil of the fish. Matthews spoke on "The Development of the Pedunculate Spermatophore of the Hermit Crab. Dardanus asper (De at the Helemano Radio Station un til 10 a. m. Friday, May 23.

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Collins on the "Variability in Quantitative in the Cayenne Pineapple." (pAjics Mm On (Display. Jodaij. -y ki rJ lt- 1 fit 1 FRESH SHIPMENT! For Mother's Day Give (May 11) Modern lighting is the quick, easy and low cost way to have your home "redecorated." Brighten your bedroom, for example, by adding a modern readme light, new lamps on the dressing table, a new fixture overhead. Flick the switch and you'll see a fresh charm that's the next best thing to brand new room. If you'd like free help with your particular lighting problem, just call Miss Margaret Jean Bohc, Hawaiian Electric' home lighting specialist.

i -ilQr-L I l'" LUi'r-r TO li you read in bed. the light should be well above you, about 54 inches from the floor, with indirect lighting elsewhere to reduce the contrast between white pages and sheets and the rest of the room. Open 'til Open 'til mmmMm mm 9 P. M. 9 P.

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