The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-11
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1888

Adverse planetary aspects are ac- | tive today, according to astrology ] It is a sway likely to be unfavbrable to seriousness among young folk and tempting to those who enjoy out door sports.
 This should be a lucky day for conferences in which employers and employees participate. Compromises and understandings should be pos sible under this direction of the stars.
 Neptune is in a place supposed to presage movements of battleships and heavy responsibilities for naval commanders. Warlike gestures or attempts to provoke violence are indicated by the stars.
 There is a warning omen for the clergy and leaders of religious groups. They should seek the support of the young in movements of in ternational scope.
 Intrigue and scandal may affect many prominent men and women, for there will be envy, jealousy and selfish interest to combat by all who dare to direct their fellow men.
 The summer is to be a period of happiness for countless young folk who dwell in the United States, period of lasting memories as the years pass. The seers prognosticate widespread interest in the world drama and even participation in the tragedy of war by 1940.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of gain, but there may be perplexities due to in- heritances for a number of young women.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be strong of body, daring and lucky. Subjects of this sign usu- ally are fearless in mind as well as in physical endowment.
 Thomas J. Walsh, late United States Senator, was born on this day 1857. Others who have celebrat- ed it as birthday include Anthony Eden. British statesman, 1897; Sam uel Warren Abbott, physician and pioneer in public health work, 1887
 MONDAY. JUNE 13, 1888
 According to astrology this is not an important day in planetary di- rection, but there is an aspect favor able to initiative Both merchants and manufacturers should profit.
 Gossip and evil report may be prevalent, especially where men and women ambitious for political suc- cess are concerned. The wise will use few words and will stress what is good.
 The day is luckier for commer- cial relations than it is for social contacts. The young may find ob- stacles in the way of romance.
 Conflicts between plans and sen timental inclnationS will be more general than usual as 1888 college graduates seek places in the general scheme of things. Nasty marriages may be numerous.
 Honors for distinguished lawyers are prognosticated. Questions of in- ternational moment will engage at tention in New York and Washing ton.
 Bitter conflicts of opinion con- corning politics, armaments, unem- ployment and other national issues will be evident as autumn draws near.
 Adolf Hitler's Moon in conjunction with Venus, the planet of peace, and Jupiter may be the reason for lack of bloodshed in his plans of con- quest. In the last part of this year and the first of 1889 he comes under sinister influences including ill omens affecting his health.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of perplexities, OuO oCoDlOC OOolcCiCo. oOQllO liiioil- cial methods and hard work promise success.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be practical and courage ous in their characters. Subjects of this sign usually reach unusual at tainments.
 Winfield Scott, distinguished gen. eral in the United States Army, was born on this day 1786. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Charles Kingsley, English writer, 1919; Mark Van Doren, au- thor, 1894.
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