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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1898 grey s-cyl. 4-door sedan;
ee tS ses es:: 0s5ssn ccnn H sy ses
PONTIAC 1898 red s-cyl. four-doo sedan;
LARGEST trunk radio. heater; low mileage:
M Fooa Tade s2e rssy csnS
P'oN11AG p 1895 IS" "-door touring sedan:
paint: de luxe radio and heater: knee &C,
aH uFEst sserse End hse esssin on h Ts on.
Theakston. District 1909. or L. P. steuart
Inc, lao p st. NV, Decatur 4soO.
PONTIAC, 1886 6-cylinder 2-door sedan
mlleaee, original paint, white side tires
IKE new; reasonable offer accepted. W. H.
beas,ar hileF; L 4s6o q s'euar'' Inc 144o st. NV
PONTIAC 1886 de luxe 90" coupe; radio.
ltshts used by Patent Once oficiai only
Sns. SSnsD. sLosan Motors. 18th and M SITS. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1897 President coupe, sos.
a real value for the new-car buyer; nicely
broken in. yet the price represents a saw
holStery: tires like new ali dual de luxe
cobas this dn is ps TosS of the
tormance is perfect see it now at a real
bargain figure; terms convenient. Also
me- aofs f'qz 4tb coupe st Sr Ho1b Ne5zs a1s
Omen Sunday and evenings
REQ fl;c.. 4-door sedan: will trade for 100
moor Is Avon ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
sTuDEBAKER 1924 Dictator 6-cyl. coach,
$50 down Sls,3o per mo. Columbia 9397.
attractive gray finish. radio. built-in trunk,
clean :;i!,a interior fine tires: its performance
pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st. NV. Dis
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

etYMoUgM 1921 4deon fs sousins sedsn
sszdeor tour,nes: choice of Two. perfect:
sasaler. H'!7 N st. NV. Pot. 24o0. Open
PLYMou I'll 1857 de luxe coupe for only
ton; beiye. finish, tires. motor and and uphoI- f1
sttr.y .,e A. A. aIi We ask IS fair demon
cf SiS zsrons
qr 'gd Saos SSsshsT s s & 1I Lssfy o.s
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dooy sedan; new blact
tinisn; seat covers; fne motor. S excellent {
tors: l4ol R: !. ave: ne. Dec: $500:
ssdGp ldc,sai.s sa sedan ,na Dc luxe Win
has ! only ! isw. Thousand miles. This Is
ia has ~. radio and heater: fully. .guaranteed
INC. 1905 18th st. NV. Phone North 2o0s
irLYMouTH FL IdS 1913? twe-door, de luxe; fioat-
mesh transmission: 500. Logan Motor n9!o. Co.
18th and NJ NV. Open Sunday
PLYMOUTH 1898 four-door de luxe sedan;
dode sT Tss ssa ST s. deSn sSy.rs M dysn mon
Logan Motcr Co.. 18th and M NV. Open
PLYMOUTH lay 1899 snort coupe: also a a3a
Of Sla5; both have the original finish.
see Them ,easv and 1deI
Say Ions at this Price. S Pohanks kay service. de
ll:6 10th st: NV. District aI4I.
PONTIAC 1888 coach; reconditioned, re-
o .ys ony 'es Gsr NE serteet aS Oq pbos1 s1'
rolet $500 Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 44o2
PONdiAc e laas green e-cyl. ,2-door sedan;
4s2l~ Conn. c;levelssrnd n s4ol: t'00o' dealer
1922 s"2 condition THROUGHOUT s4a5. Potomac
PONTIAC 20 1887 black 6-cyl e-door sedan:
M Foe deser 1sn 4aa g conn nln cf.V csss s4Sf 81.
s nlns eoSai'ion; vheels ous sis5 00d cleve- eve
1aas Fora ieS Coupe l'ss ss4a HupP ss 1854 Fofa
sssaaS wholesae Ro,aiac nI;s.. sedan scylndsr
Adams o575. or large lot. New "S York ri; ave- ave.
and Bladensburg I'd ne Lincoln s525
?s' fo9s fsSash 1872 a4 asr HS5s 'sa saS
FoTdor. your choice 81 So: 1885 uPHi Piymouth "h
ssdan' SsHn, IS S443 1895 Dodge sedan, trunk,
bus e!nerS Arcade e. pensd Drses ce to
Irving ST: NV. Adams O575. or large lot
Hneon Eew Tork Say aye and Bladensburs I'd. ne.
PONTIAC six 1898 sedan, .s3;5. Spacious
concealed trunk Very beautiful finish
like new. Spotless interior The condi-
u by former owner. who is very mechan-
icaly minded and he took a great pride
car We have il underpriced S1nn and and
offer the most convenient terms and a 100
per cent guarantee for 30 days. SUPE-
R1OR MOTORS. l4th and SITS Decatur
401l, Open Sunday till s pm
FORD 1897 club coupe very best condi-
only 500. e's'
EVANS-PALMER, INC,
18th & L SITS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

IN trunk, excellent imma aculate Appearance.
HAS had very good care and performs
beautifully Reduced to Sob. Liberal
terms. Guaranteed. SUPERIOR MO-
TORS. 1920 14th ST. NV. Decatur 1900.
Open Sunday till & pm.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 5.passenser President
cruising sedan; excellent maroon paint.
Spotiess interior; all good tires, radio,
ea heater and Z splendid motor; you simply
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd
st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and ewes.
sTUDEBAKER 1899 sport coach; six-vhe.l
equipment with trunk. radio. new gray
finish, custom made sea. covers good tires
won't stay here long at this price; Sibo.
pohanka Service. 1925 Goth It. NV. Dis
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TEaRAPLANE 1895 convertible coupe,
S465. Equipped with electric gear, etc
Has only had one owner. who really gave
II most excellent care and who will verify
the very low mileage Looks alone will sell
this practically brand-new car A mar
veious value that will easily sell for over
Very liberal terms SUPERIOR MOTORS,
day till 9 pm.
TERRAPLANE 1895 coach: original owner:
perieSt condition; leaving country; must
sell: 500. Adams 6s13
TERRAPLANE 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
the black finish is perfect built-in trunk.
clean upholstery. fine tires; Smooth.
powerful motor: S355 Pohanka Service,
Il26 10th st. NV: District 9141.
WILLYs 1898 de luxe sedan; company
of1cials car; liberal discount; neW-car
guarantee terms and trade People
Service. North 93l North 1896. IL.
WILLYS 1888 coupe. cylinders: may be
oolRnt lor 500 at Logan Motor Co., 18th
WlLLYs de luxe coupe; brand new; iisht
niue nnish: 35 miles per gallon; S3O5.
1913 meridian pl. NV. Apt. =.
WILLYS 1887 de luxe sedan; has only a
and is practically new car: very eco
nomical transportation and is a genuine
bargaln at only S475 terms Standard
M4tor 11der sales' 1905 l4th st. NV. North
SACRIFICE
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SACRIFICE.

Letter Of credit on new Chrysler,
Plymouth or Dodge for sale at great dis
count. Dist. $3.50 80
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FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor: we want to sell
our cars. this price will indicate this fact.
S109: s. down $40 month. logan Motor
Co: lSth and n nv Oren Sunday
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lent condition throushout: S"15: 1888 &c
luxe sedan. S"o5; fully guaranteed; terms.
1895 de luxe convertible coupe. rumble
Seat buft-in radio and heater: S4S5
Barnes Motors, 1929 l4th nv. Decatur
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor gray with red
wheels: driven by Army lieutenant; the
price today is $3.50; will he sold ~ frs.
conner. Logan Motor Co, 1s.h ard NJ NV.
Open Sunday
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HUDSON 1885 convertible coupe S4a5:
ask any owner about the convenience Of
many features about this genuine bargain;
rumble seat. beautiful tropical green finish,
this one a. once: winter -proofed with
Jerome for cold weather satisfaction H.
B. Leary. Jr.. &. Bros, 450O Wisconsin
ave. cor Aibemarle st. Potomac 3o9.
Open Sunday and evenings
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HUDSON 1a3R 5-pass. custom model IS
touring sedan: large trunk; excellent brown
paint: radio: flne. clean upholstery; this
car is priced far below the market for a
quick sale: S415 c. c. c. guaranty Cap-
itol Cadillac Co, l".," "ond St NV Ma
tional 1900 Omen Sun and eve
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FORD 1895 Tudor: trunk radio; Wash
1neton blue: used BY offcial Geo Wash
inston terminal: S429 az Lopar Motors
1sth and NJ SIS. NV. Omen Sunday.
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GRAHAM 1884 4-door sedan has had un-
Usually fine care by the original owner:
black finish. clean interior. fine tires per-
forms perfectly: only 1925. Pohanka
Service. ll"H "0th st nv Dist Ql4l
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FRANKLIN 1891 6-cylinder brourham:
SPLENDID condition throughout and we'll
worth the monev. Sl45. Terms and trade.
Milllams & Baker. Inc. 2Sl9 NJ ST. n ".
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LA SALE 1885 de luxe sedan: customs
built Fleetwood body equipped with Cadil-
lac radio and heater: mileage only 600:
IN perfect condition; will sacrifice for $500
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FORD 1895 Fordor trunk sedan: you
Won't find nicer one in town; dawn cray
tires. large built-n trunk; S375 Polanka
Service l lo6 Nnth st. NV. Dis. OIL
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GRAHAM 1897 super charged l-door
sedan 1l6): lust nicely broken in for the
new-car buyer. vet the price represents a
saving Of more than the first years depre-
dav and trade rext year a. little or no loss.
Beautiful metallic gray finish. heater ali
dual eouipmen:. .elec clock This automo-
and judge for yourself Only SOS Norris,
Inc, .0lS i4th. ST. NV. North 324a
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FORD 1926 de luxe Fordor trurk radio,
heater: white tires. black finish. for S3so
see Mr Dillon, iii 18th st. nv, Logan
Mctnr Co Oman SUNDAY
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radio: S;4n: driven less thar 1000 miles:
private owner. 33S Baltimore ave. Shep-
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STuDEBAkER 1894 Dictator 6-cyl. coach,
S''5 down, $3.50 per mo. Columbia 1897
Dealer ~
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PLYMOUTH 1875 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan: dual EQUIP; black orismal finish,
spotiess interior; Philco radio. huilt-in
trunk. practically new tines: S4c5: small
dcI'N payment National 54ol Ant 3lI
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring sedan
nnest condition only S415. Evans g.
Palmer 443o Conn
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FORD 1897 de luxe 'S5" couoe: driven
less than 1000 miles; George Washington
slue: A15: See Mr.. Dillon. LoEan Motor
Co.. l1ll 18th st u Oner G,i,,Sar
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FORD. new 1897. s5-hp Tudor sedan.
plack, brand-new. For sale for s540 At
LOGAN Motor Co. iii 18th St NV See
Mr Dillon about this nrice Omar sl;nday
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PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe: rumble seat; low
mileage: S395. 1884 de luxe sedan. gun
metal finish, S24a 1894 2-door sedan
lustrous black finish. S225. Fully euaran-
feed Schleeel &; Golden, Dodse-Plymouth
dealers ;i33 Carroll ST., Takoma, D. C.
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PLYMOUTH 1924 4-door sedan: heater:
very good; bargain: $3.50. Torrey Motor
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PLYMOUTH 1888 COACH perfect mechan-
zeal condltion; new tires: good paint: con-
accept S"5 cash small monthly payments.
Mr., Herbert. Clev. 1900 or Rand. 1890
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe: very
eooG hareain; S@.5. Torrey Motor Co..
1878 L ST. nv
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$50; Chevrolet 1891 two-door SAG. At Lo-
gan Motor Co., 18th and NJ NV Open
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coupes: ue have several Of these cars
priced from as low as 1865. all have been
carefully reconditioned and represent
splendid values. Come in and see them
today: Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st.
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FORD 1n32-33-34 Of All models: thor
ouShly reconditioned: clean as new and
ggith excellent tires 50 down: easy terms
Steuart Motors, 14n1 r. l. ave ne Dec,
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PONTIAC 20 1887 black 6-cyl o-door sedan;
10" mllease: clean as PIN S66s See
MI Food dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s40l.
PONTIAC. 1888. de luxe coupe; good rum
n1lns Condition; e wheels; $165. Cleve-
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PONTIAC 1888. coach; reconditioned re-
painted: retired and a perfect buy: S197:
and We will bring 1t to you. Mandel Chew
rolet $500 Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 440c
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REQ 4-door sedan, will trade for 100
floor, 2S Avon ave. Hyattsville Md
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PLYMOUTH 1898 4-d trunk sedan De
Soto 1898 4-d. trunk sedan; company
omcial cars being sold at big reduction:
never titled: carry new-car service policy
5014 Conn. ave, Cley QSSS
Evening star., 1938-02-06

PLYMOUTH de luxe coupe. 1875; radio.
heater and rumble seat emergency sale
bS student; S;il7 VIII take Ford roadster
Evening star., 1938-02-06

WiLLYS 1888 coupe. cylinders may be
oolRnt Tor $50 at Logan Motor Co., 18th
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
Battle for Latin America
Cincinnati Enquirerl

Few Americans realize how keen and critical IS the contest for Latin American markets, or how directly this bears the largest struggle for political influence there When the American delegation goes to Lima Peru for another Pan American Conference this month, it will be visiting a country whose gov- ernment already is influenced to astonishing de- gree by Italy.
 Peru is itself dictatorship under the strong hand Of General Oscar Benavides. From his years as Minister to Italy and his close acquaintance with Mussolni Benavides formed attachment to Italy and to Fascism He is record saying the peoples be saved only by men identified with Fascist doctrines He defeated for reelection two years ago. but succeeded in having the election annulled, his term extended and the legislature dissolved
 Italians comprise the largest group of foreigners in Peru Their banks and public utilities have a decisive influence in the country, particularly the Banco Italiano de Lima, which is of the two strongest financial institutions in Peru. Next to Italians. the largest foreign group in Peru is Jap anese. Their trade with Peru and immigration into Peru increasing steadily
 Germany also is penetrating there, pushing ahead of Great Britain into second place in Perus foreign trade threatening the American position of primacy in the provision of Peru's imports
 Peru is typical of a number of South American states in the dicatorial character of her govern ment in the startling gains the Germans and Italians have made and in the political ties formed with Rome and Berlin There is nothing in this picture at which We can take offense, as direct economic dis crimination is made against American goods. But there is a trend should endeavor to combat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
Freedoms Greatest Asset
CNew York -Telegram)

When President Roosevelt ordered our Amoas- sador home from Berlin and told the world It was because of the unbelievable things the Nazis were doing to Catholics and Jews democratic peoples everywhere rejoiced
 At last most of us thought, the German masses would see what civilized society thinks ot the Nazl persecution of defenseless minorties For here was an international development of such important and of such concern to the German nation as a whole that Germanys newspapers would have to print it.
 But Germany's newspapers did not print It. 50 far as we have been able to learn the masses are st in ignorance of the real reason for Ambassador Wl- sons recall Even the report that Herr Hitler intended to speak at the funeral of Ernst von Rath, usng the occasion for rade against the United States proved ,nfounded Had he done so the Nal press and radio would have been obliged to carry his words and the cat would have been out of the bag.
 Dctators do not dare let their subjects know the truth The first act of every such ruler is to gain control over press and radio. Thereafter the public hears nothing of what goes on outside except what the propaeanda bureaus want it to hear The propa- gandists can color the news to suit the occasion, suppress it entirely or invent it out of whole cloth It is the boast of Dr. Goebbels Naz propaganda mani pulator that through his control of these instruments of publicity he play upon the emotions of the German masses as a maestro conducts orchestra. He can make them respond to calls to peace or pogroms.
 All of which points a moral. The most valuable single adjunct to liberty yet won by humanity ln all it's thousands of years of struggle is free speech and free press Despotism cannot thrive where these exist So long speak and print the truth no Hitler or Stain can drive them like cattle in directions they do not wish to go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
THE WEATHER HAS BEEN DOING
 ITS PART

The severe storm which ripped through the Pa cfic Northwest last Friday and Saturday, causing heavy damage in British Columbia, Washington and Oregon, draws attention to the remarkably fine weather that this community has enjoyed this fall Temperatures have been mild, the average for the month of November was 376 degrees. There has been little cold and rainfall not unusual.
 All around it has been excellent weather for all kinds of activity in the community to continue and, regardless of the kind of weather may have from now on, the actual winter period will be short.
 It IS unfortunate that with such favorable wea- ther conditions industrial labor disputes forced an almost complete cessation of building activity. We in Juneau not losing thousands of dollars the result of storms they in the Pacific Northwest, but We are losing heavily through this strife which has slowed the entire community down to walk. Unless settlement is reached soon we of this city will be confronted with situation from which re- covery will be more difficult and costly than it is to those communities in the Pacific Northwest who faced with reconstruction after of natures storms
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05

to the Open Door policy in China leads to other conclusions
 It evident that the Japanese are confident that the time will come when America and Europe must face the basic fact that Japan will not henceforth admit the continuing validity of all treaties which gave territorial nations preferred positions ill China Japan feels that she has paid tremendous price in lives blood and treasure to win predominant position in East Asia and she will insist upon gen. aral recognition of her new position or go down fighting.
 There are indications that Japan is willing to negotiate and bargain with the great powers, and if aven assistance in financing for her immediate prob es she probably will gracefully concede the contmu- ance of some-but not al-of the previously existing rights and interests of third powers in China
 Hallett Abend foreign correspondent, puts it in these words:
 Japan in brief feels that she is driving the band wagon She will permit others to climb aboard if they ask the privilege but she will not ask them to come aboard Japan has plentiful ability to main- tain herself in the drivers seat if those being given lift viii help to pay for the oats for the horses
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
M o D E R N ETIQUETTE ! E
 By Roberta Lee

Q. What does it signify when neighbor fails to return a first call within six weeks?
 A. It indicates but one thing; that the neighbor does not wish to form a friendship. It is rude for one not to return a first call within two weeks.
 Q. How can a tactless person overcome the embarrassing habit of often saying the wrong thing, or saying something at the wrong time?
 A. Do not talk until you think |" Let this become a fixed habit, and your trouble will vanish.
 o. When man and a girl are eating in public place where there is dancing, who leads the way from the table to the dance floor?
 A. The girl should go first, her escort following her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
IN THE DRIVERS SEAT

Japan may yet have long way to go in conquer ing China but that she is planning to that ultimate end is revealed in the systematic manner in which she is taking the she already has wrested from Chiang Kai-sheks forces.
 With the first push into North China, the Jap anese followed up with the North China Development Company which began immediately rehabitating the area laid waste in the fighting Following up her drive into Central China Tokyo interests have now formed the Central China Development Company, a holding company capitalized at 100000O00 yen. Its purpose will be the reconstruction of the vast areas devastated by Japanese bombs and by the torch of the fleeing Chinese troops Kenji Kodama former President of the Yokohama Specie Bank president of the new development company and has asserted that it will not interfere with foreign business in- terests However the Japanese persistent challenge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 I
 P,, w I CorGon
By w. L. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not say, He played a masterful game" Say, He played a masterly game" One is masterful who is imperious, domin- eering. Masterly means in skillful manner.
 Often Mispronounced: Address (verb and noun). Accent both verb and noun on last syllable, not the first.
 Often Misspelled: Height; not heighth.
 Synonyms: Pacify, placate, pro- pitiate, allay, alleviate, appease, as- suage, calm, compose, conciliate, tranquilize. Word Study: "Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word Levity; trifling gaiety. Pronounce the as in leveD. "Levity of be- havior is the bane of all that is good and virtuous. Seneca.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
THE EMPIRES NEW HEAD DRESS

Endeavoring always to give it's readers better and more readable paper. The Empire is issued today in its new head dress
 Readers will note the new type faces throughout the paper They are the product of the new Master Model two-in-one Blue Streak Mergenthaler Lino- type machine which The Empire has just installed the first of it's kind in Alaska
 To the person not conversant with printing, il might interesting to know that in arriving at the most readable type faces eye specialists are called into consultation. The result is the use of type which easy and restful to the eye, and at the same time readily dscenibe.
 Headings found the stories in The Empire today, and which will be in from now on are the results of such scientific study, coupled with the great improvements which have been made through the years in type setting machines bringing speed and efficiency.
 So here's your Empire today in new head dress We hope you like it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-05
cHoroscote The stars incline
 but do not compel"
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1888


 According to astrology this is rather a forbidding day in plane tary direction It is date for paus- ing before making any important move in business or political af- fairs.
 Holiday stock should move rapid ly, but speculative merchandising ideas will be unfortunate. Jewellers and dealers in costly luxuries will be widely patronized.
 Concessions will be made to work CTS and many will receive good sized bonuses.
 In Europe and Asia economic strain will be severe In China and Spain there will be greater suffer ing than ever before. Palestine will continue in conflict; peace on earth will not be apparent in the Holy Land this winter
 Astrologers have frequently fore cast that secret plans will be evolved by groups of widely different aims. A worldwide movement to eliminate war and poverty will be launched in 1889.
 Educators are subject to config- uration which presages great service outside the schools. Leaders in re- form efforts will develop in Ameri- can claSsrooms.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of changes that should be fortunate, but may find obstacles in their way. Women may be lucky, especially in TO- mances.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be fond of argument, ar tistic and extremely intelligent These subjects of Sagittarius are usually popular and count many friends.
 R. H. Sothern, actor, was born on this day 1859 Others who have cele- brated it as birthday include War ren Hastings, English statesman 1732; Joseph Conrad, author, 1856
 Copyright, 1938)