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BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley Crossword Puzzle HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1952 Answer to Previous Pimfe On the Silver Screen A. .7 LIFE and LOVE: By Dorothy Dix and Muriel Nissen HORIZONTAL 52 Fy aloft 0pf.ru It Happened Last Niaht By EARL WILSON actress, A I jo A A I jK I- 1 I -J CC A I RE "if IE CJ REP gT" JEL. A I aIN A Ni A Gf A A hIe C7 I I IeI" gl A i -1 WITH 2 growing directly its trunk Submrtfed MRS. JOSEPH SE KJ-'L hlevj York C.iy u. MRS.

JOSEPH EKJ-'U Mew York Cr 1 I If 55 Arabian prince 56 Light browns 57 Drone bee 53 Dry wines VERTICAL 1 Unit of length (Note: Many letters to me are too Ion? for publication; or of such a nature they can not, with delicacy, be published. I will therefore answer them in this column, usually summarizing the points they make but not print-in? the letters. I hope all writers to me will understand that my column has limited space, and make their missives brief.) zL I YORK Joyce Mathews Dear Miss Dix: For sometime I have been baby-sitting for a very-nice couple. They want me to stay with them, and I'm sure I would like it very much. I haven't said anything to Mother and Dad yet.

I'm 16. R.M. Dear R.M.: You would be very foolish to leave your parents' home because someone offers you a few extra attractions. These people are nice to yo.u now, out living with them day in and out might prove more trying than you think. Stay with your own Mom and Dad.

D.D. ELECTION y' 36 Locks of hair 2 Native metals 21 Above 24 Brazilian state 39 Harem room Vv 1 j. ALWAYS Freeman 5 Blood money 8 She is a screen 12 Angers 13 Knock 14 Fir tree 15 Jump 16 Compass point 17 Book of the Bible 18 Compound ethers 20 Rat 22 Feline 33 Hail! 24 She has played many and Billy Rose had another of their "bustups," and Joyce trotted off to the Copacabana. Twas her first visit to a big floor show night club in almost 2 years. She and Billee made up later.

Frank Sinatra's Page 1 publicity always seems to help him. He's got a brand new offer for his own TV show. "This is the time of year," Taffy 3 Tidy 4 Phases 5 Wave top 6 Sped 7 Runs 25 Dry 40 Tics 25 Ribbed fabrics 41 Performer 27 E-iackbirds of 42 Animal cuckoo family 43 Girl's name BY WHISKER 1 fc 'J Dear Worried Mom and Dad: Look at it this way: Your son, at 23. age, and though, since he is ylung, it is perfectly all right for ydu to offer him advice," actually what he does is his own business. If the facts as you state them are true, then he is in an unfortunate situation one which in the end 8 Type of shovel 28 On the 44 Principal 9 Duration sheltered side 46 Heavy volume a I'm 16 and very Dear Miss Dix: in mm 47 Secular 48 Makes mistakes 51 Since 10 Soon 2 3 Rail bird 11 Pause 30 Grit 19 Short-napped 32 Decrees fabric 35 Ardor fond of a boy 19, whom my father has forbidden me to date.

I don't know why. He's the only boy I've dated and I would feel terrible if I have to give him up. can bring him ('and the woman nf concerned) but heartache nothing ne tt IV' Tales About Hawaii CLARICE B. TAYLOR'S FIJI, TRADING CENTER ON CENTRAL PACIFIC Origin of Polynesians, 11 When you look at the map of the Pacific you find Fiji deep in the south near the continent of Australia. If the map is divided into Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia, you will find Fiji is the furtnest east of the Mela-nesian Islands.

Fiji is a short sail from Samoa, the first gathering place of the Polynesians in the Pacific Samoa is called the middle base of the Polynesian Triangle and it was here- that the Polynesians, came from the Gilberts, according to those who hold to the Micronesian Theory of travel. Ethnologists who have studied culture Samoa and among the black people of the Solomons and New Guinea love to tell about the trading trips which both Melanesians and Samoans take to Fiji. GOOD BUSINESS MEN Fiji is and has always been an important trading center. Polynesians made regular trips to Fiji and brought back Fijian culture of use to them. They may have married some of the Fijians, for they introduced some Fijian family practices into Samoa.

The Melanesians traveled to Fiji with bird feathers, plants and animals (Malayan in type) and traded them for shell necklaces. Hard headed business men are more prevalent in Samoa and Fiji than in any other part of Polynesia. Fiji accounts for the introduction of food plants and animals into Polynesia. From Central iTuttle told Nat Cole, "when a i lot of turkeys will soon be dead I ducks." Today's best A pal of Murray Dale's explained the ad-I vantage of having an efficiency expert: "Before we had one we (made $15,000 a year and didn't jknow where it came from. Now we lose S200 a week but he can tell us where every penny goes." Wish I'd said that: "Whether you wind up with a nest egg or a goose egg depends a lot on the kind of chick you married." Russ -in the Congo IS ALWAYS The man WITH The IDSGEST BEARD! and misery.

The woman of whom you speak is not related to you by blood, and though you have all, apparently, been involved in divorce and re- i marriage, the matter is actually not your concern. Perhaps, too, the story about the threat made by the woman's husband is only I a rumor -and it is certainly not a rumor you should spread about, i Arpn't von srmtpvjhat rnivcH nn 1 I I I I 4 Samuel e. quackensush cf AC-EO 94- NE1Q FAILED TO CAST HIS BALLOT (M ELECTION DAY FOR 74 YEARS Landi. Earl's pearls Herb Shriner said bl Dear Discouraged: Being much too young to take such matters into your own hands, you should abide by your parents' decision. I'm sure they have a sound reason for their decision and will tell you what it is if you wdll listen patiently.

There's no reason for jrou to feel that life has passed you by simply because, at 16, you aren't deluged with dates. They'll come fast and plenty any day now or later. D.D. a tt Dear Miss Dix: The wife of one of my sons has been going out with another man while her husband is working nights. Should I tell my son? A.W.M.

his NBC-TV show, 'T think too. about the double rplarionshin I on diversified 27 Goddess cf infatuation 28 Onager 31 Greek god of war 32 Heavy flow 23 African worm 34 Tear 25 Goddess cf discord 35 Gull-like bird 37 Paid notices in newspapers 33 Lords (ab.) 33 Mountain nymph. 40 Sheep's bleat 41 Fruit drink '42 Sigh cf the I Zodiac 45 Princely residence 49 Algerian seaport 10 Burmese wood sprite ji Hi IS jfc 7 I ri i'O I -M It 25 Ze p27 '0 -rV I IF rpn A i Jm1mJ -1 At 'ii yv; ji'5 7 -iJU-J. ii II1! i 50 SI 1 Ti 1 xNNv-Wvv- LIONS TO VISIT SCHOOL The Waikiki Lions Club will hold its luncheon meeting at the Diamond Head School, 3440 Leahi Ave. There'll be music by students at the s.hool for the blind, i Wai that would ensue if v0ur son mar-i Corires definitely do some- ried this woman assumin- that thinS about hidden taxes.

They she gets a divorce? This must be1011 do awa Wlth 'em 1 so if what voir-tell me is true for think hide 'em better, there is no blood relation Susan Ilayward, in "The Lusty If the situation is as vou think 1 Men'" -'escribes a woman in a it is bad indeed, but I do feel that ilowcut backless Swn: "I don't you can do little more than ad-1 know whether she's inside trying vise him and trv to wake him i to get out or outside trying to Specials! COLD WAVE CREME PERM 55.50 if pecioliiing in hatr cuHing! Jn-LA-MCDE BEAUTE' kiki Lions and their wives are vited. CENTER Ph. 58406' S. Beretania get in. what the future would fnr Almost 90 per cent Of U.S.

farms of Fort ocrosi Folr Dept. Store), him if hp rnntimioc in Eleven per cent more men than Dear A.W.M. Before you go any further, I advise that you con-sult your pastor. Knowing all parties, he is in a better position to have electricitv -V. Avomen are crazy, but asks Ham Park, the Salt Lake columnist course.

But after all, he is a man, and therefore must hii; rwr, fTVTXT TT i for fter mistakes. "if he will 'not listen to who drove them crazy? And he good advice, and suffer for thPm adds: A sod wife wiU a3wa's help 4 .1 Vf. A tell what would be the best course. Carrying tales is never a role of a 'A 6so COLD WAVE 2 persons $10.00.. he undoubtedly ill.

D.D. mother in law; your son is as apt las to be as resentful of your conduct' New Housekeeping COTTAGES ti Daily ieekly folfi) BLUE JAY BEAUTY SHOP iici iiu-uciuu uu lilt: uisiisi that's earl, brother. IDA C. McRAE RETURNS Ida C. McRae, office secretary 68 N.

Kin. M. Ph. 5 40-' 35 Room 8 (Opp. Liberty Bank) as your daughter in law.

D.D. tt tt Dear Miss Dix: am a boy of 14 V2. Do you think I am old enough to date? D.J. Suggestions Save Money for Taxpayers Polynesia, (Havai'i) they were carried to other islands. THE DISPERSED All except the dog reached the Marquesas.

From the Marquesas all plants arrived on Mangareva but only the pig among the animals. Only fowl survived the trip to Easter Island, and the coconut and breadfruit did not survive. In New Zealand, the taro, yam and small HiIo.fh. 532 CHILE SEATS PRESIDENT SANTIAGO, Chile. Nov.

4 (VP) Gen. Carlos Ibanez del Carnpo was inaugurated yesterday a a president cf this copper-producing Latin American republic. He celebrated not only his return to an office he held in 1927-1031 but also his 75th birthday. with American Factors, returned Saturday on a Northwest Airlines flight after a five month vacation in Europe. She visited the British Army civilian employes and military personnel saved the USARPAC Command an estimated $110,500 through 'fx ltS active SUggCS- i Tl thf.

Npthprlanrlc TTvanro nH Radio Station KANI Now Building Towers Builders of the Windward Broadcasting are work-ins to completion of two towers lhat will enable their Kaneohc Station, KANI to begin operations. The call letters KANI, assigned by the Federal Communications Commission, mean "to convey in sound" when read as a Hawaiian word. District Judge Calvin C. McGregor, president, said the transmitter is already coni- Dear D.J.: Generally speaking, no! There might be exceptions such as a dance or something else in school, but I suggest you postpone dating for at least another half year. D.D.

tion program during the fiscal Italy. a year 1952, Army Headquarters at Ft. -Shatter reports. "The figure represents an in gourd survived but only the dog. All plants and animals arrived in our Hawai'i.

IN HOMECOMING PROGRAM Jean Chun, daughter of Mr. and a Creme mm en i IS a crease of oO per cent over the! $35,208 saved under the suggestion program during the previous year, i Tonight's Stars By WARREN C'HAMPLIN COLD WAVE Y3WV Oa liu Is 'f aulij liop Mrs. N. Chun of 1620 Wili-, kina was a mem- i ber of the Homecoming QuecnV court during festivities last wrek- 82 Walla. Wash, Miss Chun is a 1349 p1-.

N. Beretania St. Ph. 68717 Nellie Ylores, Mr. it a a a a 1 slation will use a duec- in me Army command in 'Hawaii paid out $2.

for money saving ideas and for the 'fiscal year 1952 the amount in-ci cased to $3,823. 1 The largest single amount paid The graduate of Roosevelt Hi.ch School tiona antenna system to strength- here and on will be a 1.C00 en its reception neighbor islands. It 1 The paper mulberry reached all islands, including Hawai'i and New Zealand, but it did not do well in New Zealand where the Maoris found a flax plant much better adapted to their needs. In southerly Rapa, the breadfruit would not grow; the coconut did not bear and all animals were missing. The earliest peoples who migrated to those islands may not have had the Malay plants and animals.

But there is much evidence to show they are carried to the islands by organized colonists. Next: How they traveled. i out to this year was $250. MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Picscnts GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Lois and Lillian Beauty Shop -i COLD WAVES 6.50 1163 tort St. -Fhone watt sation operating on a frequency of 1150 kilocycles.

Now on Active Duty Herbert T. Espiritu. son of Mrs. Beatrice Melim of 220 Jluali St. began active duty with the Navy Monday.

A former mem- THE CUDDY PLAAJET, MARS, IS IAJ IH5IKXJTHWEST AT WELL Mrs. Pang Return Dr. and Mrs. L. Q.

Pang of Honolulu returned yesterday via United Air Lines after seven weeks on the Mainland, where Dr. Pang attended medical meetings in New-York and Chicago. The Pangs, on a business and pleasure trip, also vfsited Iowa Citv, Los Angeles and San Fran- ROP.TUES cisco. UP FEOn TEXAS, LOW FROM MlCWSGAAi. MACS' SUSPACf? COLD $50i JWAVE (G5cA--yiTV OME-THIROTHATOF THE EAkTH 5.

Moon Calendar VARSITY BEAUTY SALON 2706 S. King St. Phone 932SC9 (MOILIILI) In the 1870's the Italian astronomer Schiaparelli found markings on the planet Mars which he called "canali." This word means "channels," but the world has picked it up as It is clear that "chan from All Islands, All Districts (National Election Results, Too!) Starting at 8 p. rn. AH through the night, until 5 a.m.

Wednesday. Featuring Star-Bulletin and Aloha Network -Election Analysts. Another all-islands public service feature for which time Is being made available by LOVE'S BISCUIT BREAD LTD. ber of the Naval Reserve Division 14-3 and a fireman first class, he is qualified in submarines. He will be assigned to the Pearl Harbor submarine base.

Born at Ka- Tomorrow, Nov. 3, will be Laau-kukahi ct the moon month Ikuua. Laau is the Haw-aiian word meaning anything that grows; kukahi is the w-o'd for first. Laau-kukahi means th'e first of the days devoted to things which grow. High tide comes a little after 6 a.m.

Low tide prevails after 3 D.m. but the water will be roucrh. OOQOSfjGHDOHD I i uctnee Calendar The Latest in Cutting and Styling PHONE 56333 FOR APPOINTMENT Benson Smith BM3. Fort Holsl huku, he is a Herbert Espiritu Men Skilled in rough water fish nels" can be works of nature, but I "canals" would be the work of; man, or intelligent creatures like i man. 3 They might, for example, be ir- rigation ditches with crops along 1 their sides.

Some later observers, unable to see the "channels," sug- gest that they were an optical illusion. 1 Others maintain that the lines! graduate of Farnngton High School and was a top officer in the school's ROTC. ill IteHips Ipicturefbaminb il Oil Paintings Water ffcJ.O 14 Colors "'a PI 'i Mirrors Restoration i IJJsfi Headquarters for-, Lj'H KS MUSICIANS' ASSOCIATION OF HONOLULU 1760 AU Moana Bird. Th. S15315 Nov.

7th TORCHERS, 7:30 to 11:30, Far-rington High School Potio Nov. 8th TORCHERS, 9 to 1, two Gym Nov. 8fh-ESQUIRES, ing will do well. Some farmers like the Laau days, others do not. Those who do, never plant in the early morning hour for such plants will be slow growing, the crop will be profuse Out fibrous.

Thoss who live on the eastern are there, quite uniiKe anytmng to be sen on any other planet. there's a WW 1 LJJacK velvet nv HtV fl -5 Leqtcg of nr 2207 Kalakaua Ph. 9-C929 gjl-: --Ira sides of the islands can now see What do you the Peliades, a cluster of seven Are there think? creatures, man-like tmwm i inmirli'i''ili mm m.i.'ii 8 to 12, Woioluo Gym 2 Nov. 1 Of TORCHERS, 8 to 12, Nuuonu YMCA Coming Bakers To All Hawaii For 101 Years xjkTi -i-m i in their intelligence, on our sister planet? Remember, though, that there is no free oxygen on Mars. small stars on the ecliptic just above the eastern horizon.

The Pleiades is above and north of the big white star, Aldebaran. The Pleiades herald the coming of the PROGRAMS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1952 CLIFFORD KAMS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kara and i Polynesian New Year on the first day of the new moon. C.B.T.

630 KPOA KGMB C3S 593 ELECTION RETURNS via shortwave from CBS CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON Frances Hamada: Owner INDIVIDUAL BEAUTY STYLING This whimsical fantasy their 13 month old daughter, Karen, left Sunday night via Air United Air Lines to live permanently in Southern California where Mr. Kam will work for Douglas Aircraft Corp. Mr. Kam is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

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