Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 24

BELIEVE IT OR NOT Crossword Puzzle nnnlulu tar-ISuIirtitt By Ripley (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1952 Answer to Previous Puzzle Screen Star Gj AI TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1952 fa I A.

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Commentary Mark Trail Prime's Socrts Shew THE OLD RECORDS FRANK VAlSS'S :33 Arthur Geflfr- CSS Sports Reel THE CISCO KID -Double 0 Music and Sroru Camera -f (Chesterfields) American of the Week NotWng More Music 1LWU News (ABS) 75 0UfcKtBe7S Silver Eagle SHELL NEWS JAPANESE PROGRAM Hawaii World Tolay :30 TiolTJc MgKScal TomCorbetUK) SSf TalsSn, SoSSt I 'M Peggy Lee Show (CBS) COMEDY THEATRE HaWn Success Story 7:55 Molly-Pel Wk CROCKETT :5 8-5 B1ufZovL (Mutual) Philo Vance -The Bob Hope Shew News iapT) (NEWS) CROCKETT (Lifebuoy soapj Chesterfield rPT-vcTT f.l :30 Gangbusters(CBS) CAFE ISTANBUL Phi. Harris Alice WoEKirT i2, (Maxell House) (8:55) NEAS Faye Comedy Show CROCKETT 0:00 Oo'l" Rogue's Gallery (NEWS) CROCKETT ft .15 (C35) mystery) Melodies Comedy Team 1J15 CRSmtervl Vp Amr) Haymes World Brotherhood CROCKETT Jf (CBS mystery) CrncPac News Stardust Stars for Defense CROCKETT PAA NEWS SPORTS The Ginza ACorld Brotherhood 9:50 Stardust KAHU CONCERT HALL (NEWS) DON7! A 1 1.15 Niumam Hotel 0rc Waikiki Tavern The Bond-A-Week Club Stardust SCRIABli FISHSOWL. 1 Club Polynesia Club Oasis RAVEL Music Until Sign Off Gibson Circus Room 'Indicates NBC Network RESPIGHI Midnite A fCBS Waikiki Lau Yee Chat's SIGN OFF TnTin HINDEwilTH (NEWS) CURLY A A 1i tYlLrS SHELL NEWS STRAVINSKY w.th news an 1 1 I :30 ddress, AJctcADv Z2 5 times Daily MUSIC FOR MEMORIES music from I I :30 1 I 5 MYSTERY; Music STATION SIGN OFF MIDNITE to 5 a.m. I 1 33 Simple sponge 39 Male sheep 49 Entrance 41 River in "ew 44 Employer -f 45 Devotees 47 Ever (contr. 49 Philippine tree 59 Railroad guard (sb.) "Ce STEEPli CF PCRICCK CKLRCH Oxfords hire En gland WAS CARRJED AWAY BY A GALE AfO ITS TIP LODGED OH The R0CF OP CULB0RNE CHURCH Mexico -ONE WILE DISTANT TBMSPLMTED SPIRE STILL ttlAND5 CIV CULdChNB CHURCH AF7ER 300 YEA8S 16 Dine 17 Insect eggs 19 English river 10 Arid spos 23 Small bird 23 Mariners 29 Responds to treatment 31 Uranus 32 Talmud commentary 23 Small bristle 24 Un wrought inkle (pi.) 26 Promontory 27 Viscera 29 Tatter 42 Lubricants 43 Instrumental duets (Fr.) 43 She is a screen and radio 31 Units cf length 52 Epicure f3 She is a 54 Eetsts cf burden VERTICAL 1 Ordered 2 Scope 3 Pause 4 Hit (slang) 5 Winclike part 6 Showers 7 Eagles nests 8 Actor 7 ftifftil utsm EVE1W KWZIZ OP Ihs ayah caste 'ill 7: tC 11 hi CpnTFMBfn tT i uuti i ire nLriLaau.

CO :30 :45 lAXEA(woaRCUWFtS5fiCE I CHILDREN B0RM DURING The 6 :00 30 :45 6 i i 1 a i ii I j-r- ff I 1 I MM MK -M. mm mm MM -J Ail a ff it i lip i mm mmmm mm mm nii4 mm mm il TJ I I 1 LmJ I I I OE frAliCH CRaE 4.J REMAINDER, OF 7h YEAR ARE PITILESSLY KILLED 04 INFANCY :00 :15 :30 :45 7 :00 :30 :45 7 :15 :30 :45 0:00 :15 0:45 .00 15 :30 9 :00 30 :45 9 101 15 :30 :45 10 Japanese Pro. (5:45) KHrSVfu Rose Room (The ADVERTISER) PLANTATION PARADE AKUHEAD PUPULE "WAKE UP HAWAII" 0 Joe Rose (5 00) (510) (ABS) Dawn Patrol (6:50 AM) wth News (Mennen) (6:40) America's Bands PROGRAM MEWS JOHN JORDAN Farm Reports (6:55 am) Newscasts every 2 hr. Rose Room Morning Tunes Produced AKUHEAD PUPULE Wither Reports SHELL NEWS by NEWS WEATHER rrlTSJ ikm I a Mus.ca! Varieties Seiki Tatsuml AKUHEAD PUPULE Arthur Godfrey (Nabisco) Time Signals 0 News Melody Time (ABS) Record Room Music and Comedy Rose Room Melody Time NEWS (7:55) AKUHDLNS WTHR. Back to the Bible QUEEN FOR A BAY BREAKFAST CLUB Melody Time HOOLA'JLEA NEWS J.

AKUHEAD (Rev Theo. Epp) (Swift) Melody Time Allan Akana PUPULE Record Roorn LADIES FAIR Jack Berch (Prudential) Melody Time KAHU RAMBLES (ASS) Jack Owens Show (8:55) NEWS Story cf Mary Marlin Fastabs Name Your Tune JIMMY WALKER When A Girl Marries 'Double or Nothing ikfvj iabpv (w JACKCOALE) PRESENTS Evelyn Winters (Walter 0'Keefe) GRANT'S Remember the. Time News; J. Conte 9:35 Sweet Swing (CBS variety) Acc. to Record; News SHELL NWS (9:50) (News 9:55) a Perry Mason (Tide) Valiant Lady KGU Japanese iKM' EdU's Daughter (Umbert) Joyce Jordan, M.D.

(Surf) Language Programs Two Ton Baker (Bendix) TAKE A NUMBER Lone Journey (Lux) KGU Japanese Fastabs (Mutual) Marriaje For Two Language Programs 0 Mid.Morning Musical CHRISTMAS EARLY MY TRUE STORY KGU Japanese rcu'ii 11 VXniewrfi.u SH0W Love's Haw'" Son9 11:25 Lansuage Programs Housr LARRY STEVENS SHOW Against The Storm KGU Japanese CLAIRE (Spell-0, music) Matinee at KPOA F'rbdn. Diary-Stg. Brda. Language Programs News 11:55 (SPUD'S) JUSTICE Trading Post News Weather Mystery Playhouse "To Happiness Ivory WESTERN ROUNDUP 4nv (w LARRY STEVENS) Matinee at KPOA ABC Mystery SHELL NEWS Louie Fuffa AS. NEWS STOCKS Gaeth's Specia.

Edition Road cf Life-Crlsce Want Ads Lenten Ted Kflalone Pepper Young Camay News (12:55) Community Sentimental Mood COMEDY OF ERRORS Something for the Ladie7 Jftage WifeDraft KAHU WED. SHOW (NEWSHw Club Calendar 1:25 Steila Dailas-Philiip, -Curt Butler with iu I. LOVE A MYSTERY Something for the Ladles Y. Wid. Brown-Phillips 1 it Nora Drake (CBS) Birth Reports News (Gen.

Foods) 1:55 'Woman In My House 9 Hilltop House (CBS) Cherry Blossom HALE KULA 0r. PauLWessen Oil (NEWS) Charles Antell Helen Tren, (Kolyncs Melodies (House cf Gold) 'One Man's Family Fun in LdUm vWU, Life Can Be Beautiful HAWAIIAN SERENADE with AL Pm Big Sister (Ivory Soap) Your Musical Matinee The Doctor's Wife Precision Ratlio Tunes Ma Perkins (Oxydol) Idol VERN BARI 'Strike It Rich KAHU JUKEBOX (NEWS) LARRY iri onerf1W Quix Colgate Bob.Pearsos GRANT'S Guiding Light (PAG) $3,500 in Prizes 'Bob Ray Colgate NOTEBOOK Arthur Godfrey, CSS Movietime Matinee (News 3 55) LIFE and LOVE and Muriel Nisser :00 :45 11 .15 :30 :45 11 :00 :15 :30 :45 12 :00 :15 :30 :45 12 to her mother, I truly think she would and should be ashamed cf herself. I am only 20 myself snd have been married a year and a half. As I have not seen my mother since last August and I have really begun to realize how much my mother and father mean to me. There were many things I could have done for them and didn't and 1:00 :15 :30 :45 :30 1 :00 :15 :45 2 :15 :30 2 Dear Miss Dix: I am 45, and have three daughters, aged 20, Yl and 15.

They are always telling how fat I am, how old I look and so forth. I do all my work with no help from finyone, then they have the nerve to tell me I look old. Outsiders think I look much younger than my ac, but my own children ridicule me. MRS. S.

U. mm Dear Mrs. S. Your children re most inconsiderate, but have you ever tried to train them to consideration? You say you do all your own work with no help from anyone. With three daughters as old as yours, you should be able to depend on a great deal of help.

They are lax not to give it, and you have been even more lax in r.ot demanding it from them. Why not surprise them and try to reform your appearance? Your weight problem could be handled :00 CLARICE B. TAYLOR'S Tales About Hawaii THE HAWAIIAN CHILDHOOD OF MRS. KINI WILSON No. 1 An Irishman, John II.

McColgan, arived in Hawaii September 12, 1855 bringing with him the first two sewing machines ever seen in these islands. He came short cut to Hawaii, being one of the travelers who crossed the Panama Isthmus instead of sailing round The Horn. Mr. McColgan was a tailor by trade. With his new sewing machines to help, he soon became tailor to His Majesty of the Kingdom of Hawaii.

He set up a household, part Hawaiian, part haole style. His wife was a handsome large Hawaiian woman named Kala'iolele for whom he bought the gray white horse, the family fishpond and 10 acre property at Kolowalu where Lewers Cooke now stands at Kapiolani Blvd. and Piikoi Parkway. He was proud of his wife's horseback riding and made many a fine pa'u for her to wear, lie also built her one of the first houses cf "sawed" lumber on the plains. 16 CHILDREN Mr.

McColgan and his Hawaiian wife had 16 children in all. There were three sets of twins amongst the 16. Eight of the children grew to be adults. The fourteenth of these hapa-haole (half white) children was Jennie, whom in Hawaiians called Kini. She grew up to be a famous hula dancer and to marry John II.

Wilson, now mayor of Honolulu. Mrs. Kini Wrilson is 80 years old. As First Lady of Honolulu, she is revered by other Hawaiians and is noted for her ability to remember events. MONARCHY TO TERRITORY In th 80 vears of her life.

Mrs. 15 :00 :15 :30 'Ab 3 mf It Happened Last Night By EARL WILSON NEW YORK Meet Wilson, the sneaky scoundrel and the slimy snake. That's what poor little me is for writing that recent column about Johnny Ray, the Frank Sinatra of the Fifties. All the Johnny Ray fan clubs have belted me. Just because I called him "the wildest, goofiest, craziest, lo niest, weirdest singer since Frankie Swoonatra." But how did I happen to undertake it so shamefully in my piece about "Mr.

Emotions," alias "Mr. Commotion," the fellow who sometimes breaks down and cries while singing? OVERCOME WITH EMOTION They say- that at such times he leaves the piano and must be alone for a while. He's that much affected by emotional songs. Yes, I understand it. He's the maddest, oddest, strangest, quaintest, hairtearingest melody-murderer since World War II and yet I like him.

Because he's an actor. A stylist. A singer no that I didn't say He's kind of a paid weeper. A professional mourner. His appeal is not just in the East or in juke boxes in Opelousas, La.

His songs are second, third, fourth, and ninth of the first 10 juke box favorites. BLAST FROM BOTH SIDES "Why did you write such a juvenile article about him?" asked one little girl adding that her own age is 16. "How can you write such awful things about Johnny Bay?" wrote Myra Engelhardt. "You old people can't stand something new and different." "Yes, it's funny about the mail you get on columns about singers. I told you about the bobby-soxers blasting me.

Then there was this I 1 I III! llllillH'HIHIIIIIIHMHIlllimUHlH! MIMIIMf I 11 t. 1 UJ LUi. LL.1 I I I I Lliil ui Lul iiU I UJ Lit Li LIK a EiEcfRic" PS lUiliiiiliniiiiiitt now I regret, it very much. If this irl would only think of the many things her folks have done for her and the things they have done without so she could have them, I don't think she would ever begrudge doing things for her Mom arain. There are no grander people in this world than "Mom" and "Dad." MRS.

B.J.D. tt Dear Mrs. B.J.D.: Thank you for your kind and sensible letter. The matter cf being kind to parents is one of general interest and I am sure it will make other girls and boys think twice before refusing some little kindness to their parents, when they read your letter. D.D.

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otKci ANIA ST. OPEN THURS. FRI. NIGHTS TIL 9 liii 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i II a i UMHninmnnummHtnmmmHnnimiHiimiu Pen Pals very well through your doctor, and by losing the excess poundage, you Will automatically lose years from your appearance. Then when you have acquired a glamour girl look, turn the dinner dishes over to the girls at night while you go out for fun.

Their tune will change very suddenly D. D. Deir Mis. Dix: I just read in the March 11 paper of a girl, aged 12, who dislikes brushing her mother's hair each evening. I have a little in addition to your answer to her and I hope the girl, Jessie, will read it.

Little things like this can be irritating1 hut if she could only realize how small this sacrifice really is, and how much it means 7ie Doctor, Answers By EDWIX P. JORDAN'. M.D. (Note: Dr. Jordan la a widely known and reputable mainland physician who writes regularly for News-paper Enterprise association and The Star-Bulletin.) QUESTION I have been told I was perfectly healthy except that the womb is slightly tipped, Could such a condition prevent conception? ANSWER It could.

What the Stars Tell By LOUISE KERROTT Wednesday, March 26, The outlook is splendid now for gains through incoming mail, dealing with in-laws, or those afar. Meet responsibilities head on and you will progress-Let others do the talking, there will be plenty it today. Don't let emotional sentimentalities crowd out realities, maintain a comprehensible outlook on all projects. Pontiac 4, Mich. Shirley Richards.

16. Likes sports. reading and horseback riding. 709 S. Superior Antigo.

Wis. Joel Jewkes. Wants pen pals 11 to 12. 143 So. First East.

Price, Utah. Florence delos Santos. Wants pen pals of any age. Is of Filipino ancestry. 838 Molukua Drive, Lanikai, Oahu, T.

H. Elizabeth Sua. Wants pen pals 15 to 18. 743 Makaleka Honolulu 41. T.

H. Isabel Fullerton. 16. Wants boy pen pals in Hawaii and Quebec. Likes dancing, swimming, ice-skating and cycling.

2 Broomton Balonock East, Glasgow North, Lillian Castilhas. 14. Wants pen pals 14 to 16. Is of Puerto Rican-Filipino ancestry. 23 Waiakea Mill, Hilo, Hawaii.

T. H. Nancy Tada. 14. Wants pen pals 14 to 15.

"I want to have as many pen pals as possible." Box 614, Kapaa, Kauai, T. H. Andrea Mina. 958 Wawamalu Rd. (co Calbone), Honolulu 15, T.

H. Thelma Will. 15. 4535 Baldwin Kini Wilson has seen monarchs die and Hawaii pass into the custody of the United States. She has seen the hula crow from a de one: spised art, practiced in secret to a Steady those who are wavering under tension or crisis.

respected place in public lavor. "How much of a moron do you have to be to take up half a column nf a decent naner to give a Pix Trix MOPSY tycims mm Mrs. Wilson makes no pretence to being an Alii. Her people were nlain Drofessional people, "the maniac like Johnny Ray a build Dear Miss Dix: I am a. divorcee.

22 years old, with two children. I have gone with several different men since my divorce, and as soon as my children are mentioned they lose interest in me. One even said that men want their own children, but I claim that if a man loves a girl he would be glad to take care of her youngsters. AUDREY F. Dear Audrey Your problem can not be answered with an arbitrary yes or no.

Many men are willing to accept the responsibility of another man's children, but they are usually sure of getting a fine woman as a wife. You haven't the stability to interest a man seriously, therefore the men who do take you out are the type who want a good time not the care of a family. Before you lose all chance of ever getting a second husband, you'd better settle down and acquire some common sense. D. D.

APPROPRIATION FOR PLANES TOKYO. March 25 The Japanese government has appropriated $380,000 to buy eight second hand American planes and two helicopters. Kyodo News Agency said four of the light planes and both helicopters will be sold to newspapers. The others will be used, as Coa.ct Guard patrol craft, or sold to fisheries operators. JUSTGRIND HAMBURGER BACK' WARD AND OUT COMES backbone of Hawaii," the Hawaiians said.

I jK-a i i ii. ii i For this reason, the story of her childhood is refreshing and intensely intercstinz for it cives us Gooc.r: a rare picture of a Hawaiian girl r'v2W I I 1 I 'HIPPO PEAL up? How much is the payoii: McKinley Will Select Two 'Helping Hands' McKinley High School's annual Mr. and Miss Lima Kokua contest is being held this week. Jane Uyehara and Jean Yamaguchi are co-chairmen of the drive. Candidates competing for this title are Robert Yamaguchi, Austin Whiting, Nancy Higa and Violet Imado, sophomores, and William Woolsey.

William Bailey, Agnes En-do and Doris Tamura, juniors. Seniors competing for these titles are Daniel Au, Alfred Youn, June Kinoshita and Aija Jostin. Lima Kokua is a "helping hand." Edna Omiya is chairman of the WRUN committee which is in charge of the contest with Mrs. Frieda Matthewman as adviser. APETry growing up a glamorous era of Kings and Queens.

Her story tells just how a brave and good woman, her foster-mother, earned a living and supported a child as' well as a crippled husband in that period of changing industry. Next: The birth of Kini Wilson. Agricultural Service Receives New Films "Big Idea a timely hard-hitting dramatic story of the conflict of ideas now dividing the world is one of several films which his just been received by the audiovisual library of the agricultural extension serv GlAOi i i 1 1 If 32 fey. Bobby Sox Br MARTY LINKS Cut out the plrture on all four tides. Then carefully fold dotted line 1 Its entire length, then dotted line 2, and so on.

Told each section underneath accurately. When com-pletsi turn over and you'll find a surprise esulL Save the pictures. MACHINE PERM. JCOID $350 $650 ice. WAVE VARSITY BEAUTY SALON "Trees And Homes, a technicolor movie of the lumber industry of the West, its legends, its romance end color and its great story of reforestation, is described by James A.

Fitzpatrick, well known to millions for his travel-talks. i Evenings By Appointment 1 J2706 S. King Sv. Phone 992809 MODERN' BEAUTY SHOP Presents mm, Waipahu Man Injured In Automobile Crash A Waipahu man is in Wahiawa General Hospital with severe cuts on the head suffered in an auto crash Sunday afternoon at Kipapa Gulch, near Wahiawa. Injured is Elpidio Rodrigues, 27, of House 207.

Waipahu Camp 2. His head crashed into the windshield, Polic Officer Sam Davis said. The small coupe was driven by Sergeant 1st Class Eupenio F. Bado, 23, of Schofield Barracks. It struck an embankment, swerved across Ka-mehameha Hwy.

and crashed into a guard rail. Officer Davis said. The soldier was charged with heedless and careless driving. --Jcr itstniif.lArili Liiy In whiskey too there is good better. and 3 DJ1 Dance Calendar Aiea Soldier Receives Bronze Star Medal WITH THE 25T1I INFANTRY DIVISION IN KOREA Corporal Yasuo Miyasato, of Olopana Aiea, recently was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea.

Mr. Miyasato, a member of Company 27th Infantary Regiment, won the award for his performance of duty between April 1 and October 1. 1951. EASING THE PAIN CHESTER. 111., March 25 CP) City councilmen.

sympathizing with harassed Saturday shoppers, have a plan in the works to set up three places in the town where shoppers may pay parking fines conveniently. -See? What'd I tell you? Can't you just feel that magnetism?" A SPECIALS MUSICIANS' ASSOCIATION OF HONOLULU nn S4.501 OIL PERM i 4 I lSRS-E Kalakana Ph. 1S31S "THE MAM" friendly hints, ricipti, bargain bvyt Men. thru Fri. 10 a.m.

KIKI HONOLULU GAS COMPANY nn '5 specializing in hair cutting! JLmod BEAUTE' CENTER 49 S. Beretorua Ph. 58406 (Cor. of Fort acrott Foir Dept. Store) pi Mar.

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