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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-02
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
 PROPERTY
PROPERTY

IN THE UNITED STATES CON-
 MISSIONER'S COURT FOR JUL
 NEAU PRECINCT, DIVISION
 NUMBER ONE. TERRITORY OF
 ALASKA, IN PROBATE.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 LILA A. PALMER, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on Saturday, July 20th, 1940, at 9:30 o'clock AM. at the office of his attorney, Howard D. Stabler in the Shattuck Building, at Ju- neau, Alaska, Harry Olds, admin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-02

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cat club in New York state has laid plans for evacuation of it's pets if this country is attacked by air It is necessary these days protect brutes from brutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-02

Army officers say that Germanys bombsight is not good by damsight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-02
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

MSUSED Do Tt looks though would ran looks IF it would rain today OFTEN MIsPRONoUNCED: au-dih-un ALI as n syllable Condescend. Observe the sc. SYNONYMS: Earthenware stoneware pottery crockery
  vocabulary Todays JUvENIITY; youthuness letter uvenliy of the writer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-02
MODERN ETIQUETTE 'y ponrprA LEE

O a las a Pullman, and the would be suitable tip? A. Twenty fifty cents.
 O. If young taking girl should her would like eat?
 privilege to decide before 
 What a a formal luncheon? A. Conventional
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

nt2ut, anyhow? why IS Il nccessorr
for thn Imp rial IrriC-tio. 'listCict
0 wfl,nd ite dchtp
Ta-t's n story that bern be-
n 1915 ard l3cts up urtil t'-is very
.ni.ut-. TIE rt1rv viii be fnisEe
wha.. tha 1889 refunding plan goc-
j. = effect.
Patween 1915 ard 1925 the vot
rr3 OF Tho district autlsrizod g
,'e-t.ors four bond iE-Uc1 tot2ln1
lG.C . Gao for:
,. Purchase of Dropertia5 Of ~
California Development company
ircluding the Mexican subsidiary
ana construction Of protective
works in Mexico. This meant pur-
chase Of tl2c valley system of canals
.. improvements T. the system
In the United states and Mexico.
3. Purchase Of properties art
operations of thirteen mutual Wat
or Companies then serving parts
Of tho valley and fer dr2i lagc con-
struetion.
The total annual principal and
interest requirements Gr this debt
from 1926 to the time it VAS slN Il
to be retired was in excess Of ST.
100000 a year.
For six years the district was able
to meet its obligations and then
failed. The reason was decline ir
farm prices and therefore inability
to collect assessments. Revenue
that in 1929 totalCd S3.268,376 drop
ped to Sl.332.479 in 1898. In July
1892. the district defaultsd. At that
time the district had S880.000 in
warrants outstanding, which hat
beer issued to meet current 3bli-
cations, and also defaulted IN pay
ment of interest on these.
1892 Plan Born
Out of this difficulty grew what
was known as the 1882 plan. agreed
upon by bsrdholders and district
directors. The plan provided temp
orary interest reduction and defer
ment of bond maturities. A war
rant retirement plan was drawn
and declared effective Dec. &c, 1884
when the bond refunding plan
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

wcrt into effect.
Son thereoft2r il b o902o CleoI
10 district r~ecutivcs that IT, pla,
flied to fit future rcqu'r met
sad az apoEeatior was made {
tie Rec0nstcuctio1 F.na.c0 @orD-
Grafton f2r loan to cove S'4 $50
600 bond Indebtedness. S38H-0o0 war
rant il.lcrtadness and S1.951 Geo 10.
Graiuage. The REC offered Sil S42.-
500 for rCfinancinr and $4,000
for drainage, but the offer could
rot be accepted when the bond
holders declined 10 accept rs or
the dclar
Thus grew the 1889 rofunding
plan. l. January of that year the
district board together witt. C.t-
Bradshaw. ". j. Gregg ard Scott
B. F5ulds Of the county Earm Bur
eau. held the first Of a series Ct
conferences with bondholdcrs' ag-
elss in Los Angeles. When or2ther
appeal to the RFC failed district
ard boLdholders representative
went ct modifying the 1882 plan
with fun force. The modification
was arrived at and presented to
voters for overwhelming approval
Mar. %. 1889
Solvent Concern
The new plan. which sponsors
hope will soon receive the final OF
a series of court approvals. makes
the district a solvent concern by:
Cancellation of S830,O00 accrued
interest: permanent reduction IL
interest rates of 25 per cent;
ceiling" on the amount that the
district may assess landhoEders Tor
bond retirement: release CT S435,-
600 cash earmarked for drainage
and release of asset, totaling ST.
221 600 which may be used Tor tax
reduction on for further drainage
The case is now pending in fed
eral district court ana favorable
opinion. expected at any time. Will
throw it Immediately into effect
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09
HoItutlJe Sceneof 1st Welcome;
Climax Fete for All American

Iegccns had arrived in Holtville
aid 1T least COCO CT them took ad.
vlltaea o. tllc barbecue, free but
teHniIl. aad cthcr drinks. All Of
tai5 had been prepared in the short
space of = hours.
entertainment was provided by
bands from each city in the val
ley and by the yuma ard Swiss
bands. Songs were sung by enter
t2tnols ard then by the largest
chorus Of voices ever heard in the
valley, 10000 strong.
N2els Fesa. father Of the project.
Vas tllo principal speaker af.l he
Vas f5liCNed By Sen. George Bum.
ham Phil Euir. aad Leroy Holt
W.res # congratulations were r.
CeiF3d GrlE GcF iuoa James ROlpn
y. -, Se1at2r Hiram Johnson a
mary oUcr uctaAles.
ECs8 declared lie CtGciii con
Liemati5n CHAT TIE appropriation
was available wa2 sign actual
constructor WCutI b started wit!
il. tarea Eol tbs. His statenaens
brought ovation that shook TIN
city's building. Actually work waa
1t ...-G tn mcath5 iatsr. IN AZ
cgst g. l93l Poza worked the shovei
u..ah sai5ad the first scoop cf dit
: E7y Tae1p--.t. = H1Itvilja
W. ce@i"@oG Of tae conm.tt5
eeEa sfe@5i 10 fr-t c.'nh 'at.os
Cd u We aidea ~ Lea watts Of
E1lceie9 l.ee r. .eosr s. H%&-
-. -. -. #FIss ef ! Cs-t~o. =.
r.. 1.#sa.o - n,Ei1i, {. D. E2u.-
'c7 "f Es-st';}IEsa. +. a TeImea
CSdpateia, C-Hso Campbell, Gca-
y. e. asaIes T be. !. q.
El1ou..=ar Ilia - i. <. E3W5-
..-s.. za.t75#a.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

These photographs
picture n
the attractive
be the
Vi the
the
ne Of
tha
New rivers that eventually flow into Sa9n Sea Farmers nave
installed district so which
in The district has dug 30 miles of drain since jan and funds
Of way t
to "an noutIef for every farmin n Valley"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

wear battle.
II El Centro the fire whistle
boGned out at G:3) O'Clock. That
was a signal fer the populace 10
JON the parade to Holtyille. Tne
procession was lei By the city bana
and Tie American Legion band.
BY 7 o'clock more than 10000
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

Au-hraaicaa ca,2l had been made
avaIl@aIe. That vas ct. IS, 1888.
1z4ae -ragals Of autos Travelled
co Ho-Jsiue from every city II The
.lllcy mceting in the mesa city at
$50 for a barbecue. entertainment
aud speeches by leaders Who fought
for the D project ana WOl after p
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09

HoltviIle was tho largest c-tE il
the county for Il a.rela 4ay ssva1
years ago TINS month V1sn la0o.
persons gathered 1oe the 1.955--
valley-Uide celebration IL history.
The celebration marked the an
nouncemant thai all appropriation
OF SS.OOO.O10 Tor construction - the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09
A MILESTONE 80 NILES LONG

As the hands Of clock move in jerks SO I'M
3efial " alley bounds ahead This week the All
american canal goes to work That's ore big jump.
Next ON the list OF plunges forward are Reiunding
and Drainage. " PAl"E"t F'"""'" AZ wv '''"'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-09
Valley on Verge
o. Return to
Solvent State
Refunding.

That word appears in the history of Imperial Valley
elmost as frequently as canal" and drainage But it
dry word and frequently passed when it should
receive more attention What's all this refundng talk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Grandma Field

Still another Christmas, the
boys spent with Grandma Field
and they decided TO have a
Christmas tree, so they chopped
1t down and brought IL trium-
phantly into the house, but
grandma scolded and said III
not have such an unchristian
thing in my house take it
out"
You see, in those days Christ
mas was solemn occasion and
you were supposed TO remember
II and not make a circus
of II as Grandma Field said.
All this and more, we find
in a book entitled The Gay
Poet TIE story of Eugene Field,
by Jeanette c. Nolan
illustrated by Robert S. Robin
son, published by Julian Mess
ner. 1t would make a lovely
Christmas gift and is one moth
ers ought to read to their chill
dren. so they will know all about
the man who wrote The Sugar
Plum Tree "Wynken, Blyk-
en- and Nod" and other old
favorites.
A book, happily, is one Of the
things you can buy at the
eleventh hour. This one Is priced
at $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
GifT Suggestions

II you wish 10 send a gift to
sophisticated young modern, a
copper bowl filled with exotic
tiger lilies and tawny snap
dragon would be a happy inspi-
ration. 1t will reflect the lights
from her fireplace and reflect
also your warm wishes for her
happiness.
A vast basket with a con-
tainer inside filled with gladioli,
snapdraCon and poinsettias
makes poular gift for a young
married couple. The Bride will
love the flattery of the flowers,
but your gift will still he some
thing for her new home.
Pottery containers for flowers
are always welcome. If you re-
member the color scheme of the
room you know II will be used
in. select one of the lustr0us COL
ored bowls or pottery baskets
and have il planted with azaleas
or cyclamens.
White pottery is especially
lovely. and is a good choice il
you are in doubt.
Here's an easy recipe that will
give added glamour TO every
Christmas gift Tie gifts with
spriGs Of mistletoe and holly. or
a nosegay Of roses in colors to
accent. the wrappings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

HARDLY a child In America
IL who hasn't recited Little
Boy Blue" written so many
years ago by Eugene Field. The
childrens poet, he was called.
because most Of his verses were
for and about children. Perhaps
II was his own childhood, a little
sad, that gave him such a COM
plete understanding of little
folks for Eugene's mother
died when he was 6 and after
that he and his little brother
lived with Aunt Mary.
Auntie was very, very good to
the boys and they loved her, but
it's never quite the same as
having your own mother and
father around.
That's something to remem-
Der, children never mind If
Santa Claus doesn't bring the
new sled. the toboggan and all
the things you asked for {.
If you still have mother and
daddy, for it can be very lonely
for little boy having to live
away from them,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Use Greens
For Cheery

BY ELEANOR ROSS

WHETHER YOUR Christmas
w will include a large family
circle or just Stockings for
two, - fresh flowers and gay ar
rangements of Christmas greens
are basic essentials for the fes-
tive friendly spirit that Yuletide
celebrations require.
Holly. spruce boughs and the
gllttering silvered leaves of mod
ernistic arrangements vie with
ribbon decked poinsettia plants
and gay arrangements of roses,
carnations. gardenias, violets and
exotic orchids for places of honor
IN the festive decorations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
HospitsbIe Spirit

The hospitable spirit of Christ
mas is expressed by beautiful
treatments of doorways and YER
andas. Laurel and hemlock rop-
ings Irvine around pillars and
outline the frames of entrances.
Boughs of Oregon spruce, loaded
down with cones, hang from
polished knockers. Some OF these
are decorated with glittering
Christmas tree bells, or tinkling
sleigh bells.
Colored lights twinkling from
the fragrant green's dramatic
the merry Yuletide.
Wild smilax, sprayed with
aluminium paint TO give it a gilt
tering silvered effect. is one Of
the new ideas for indoor fes-
toons. II is festooned on banis-
tiers and newell posts, and twined
around picture groupings and
the frames of windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
A Good Boyl

Here is a description OF that
first Christmas at Auntie's
house. 1t sounds pretty nice, be-
cause Eugene was a very appre-
ciative boy and had a sunny
disposition he was always
laughing and gay, no matter
what happened.
December twenty-fifth dawned
crystal clear. the temperature at
zero, the sun red in a cobalt
sky. shadows a dark, ice-blue on
ridges and plateaus OF snow.
Cousin Mary had tied branches
of spruce fir above the dining
room arch Auntie. in her
best alpaca gown, put slices of
luscious winesap through the
bars TO dickybird and scattered
crumbs and humps of suet for
the sparrows shivering in the
caves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

radio executives. Both the prsc-
teal and idealistic rate.
SEPT, ~ TO OCT. s5
Libra - Lawyers, government
officials and employees. builders,
engineers, draughtsmen. teach
crs, you interested in the well
fare of youth should experience
unusual advantages today. All
Librans are due for benefits, no
matter your trade or profession.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. 90
.Scorpio-Personal achievement
and gain in general business and
employment matters favored and
indicated. The individual shop
and lsrgs institutions will bene9
TT alike.
NOV. s5 TO DEC. q
Sdeittdrius - Financial trans
actions, dealing with executives
Of government and manufac-
turers and builders, with brokers,
contractors highly approved.
Laborers and skilled workers can
make fine Roadway.
DEC. 90 TO JAN. sf
Capricorn - Benefits through
phllantnropic ard educational
matters. finishing incompleted
work. familiar items. confer
ences, agreements and perfecting
your skill and talents.
JAN. 90 TO FEB 90
Aqunrius-Clerks. salespeople.
students, you employed in public
service fremen.a ce,-aEe
among first favored this friendly.
day.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisees-Make profits today;
pave the way for future adj
-~ancement.- avurS h oug n
superiors and important business
persons indicated; also unex-
pected good news.
A CHILD born on this dGg
will be somewhat changeable.
forceful and very capable. but
inclined 10 be jealous and dicta-
torial. Religious training for
this bright child will bring out
its better characteristics.
Your horoscope for Tuesday
will he found in Mondays De-
troit Times.
Distributed BY King Features Synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

onion and cook slowly without
browning for five minutes. Add
corn. tomatoes, potatoes in al
-ternste Layers Sprinkle With
sait, sugar and pepper, then add
water and cook slowly until
potatoes are tender. about 20
minutes. Remove from heat and
stir in the milk slowly. Pour
over crackers IN large soup
plates.
POTATO CHOWDER is tasty
and a change from the usual fish
ChONdpTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Garnishes

To Garnish soups, sprinkle
with chopped parsley. a dash of
papr!ka, few croutons. grated
cheese or a few tiny round
crackers. Or place spoonful
Of whipped cream in center and
sprinkle with dash Of paprika
or chopped parsley. This adds
color as well as favor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Oats for Betty

In the barn. Jed Whitley gave
Betty an extra measure of oats,
and then, with an armload of
flrewood. came to the kitchen
where Sarah was humming as
she stirred the breakfast por-
ridge and basted the duck, al
ready roasting for the dinner
table.
Dinner was a feast. with the
duck succulent and done to per-,
lection. and a pudding stuffed
with plums. When they rose
from the table, Cousin Mary
disappeared for a moment. re-
turning with a huge package
which for a week had been con-
cealed in the dragons cubby
hole and not molested by
the beast either. You see, Eugene
and Rosy spent much of their
time in make believe land. and
there were always dragons and
-ftiPfsfa- creatures about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Special Menus
For Entertainino

SUNDAY ENTERTAINING is
fun because il can be formal or
informal, and just as gay as you
want II. Every one relaXes on
Sunday and it's grand time to
gather congenal friends to-
gether over breakfast or supper
brunch or dinner. We have
prepared two leaflets with just
theSe ideas in mind
C-139-Sunday Supper Menus
and Recipes.
CLIO - Sunday forming
Breakfasts
You may have these two leaf
lets by enclosing 3 cents with
your name and address TO Pru-
dence Penny. The Detroit Times.
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Noook5

The scalp will wake up and
function if the hair gets q
thrashing old brushing once a
day II the permanent wave Is
first class. daily brushing won't
weaken ringlets and rolls, IL will
make the finger wave more fluid
and shadowy.
Use a narrow brush, with
bristles set in groups so they
can be kept clean easily. Brush
the hair from the crown toward
front, sides and back; that's the
way it grows and it likes a
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Stimulate Scalp BY BRUSHING

IF YOUR hair looks dull,
doesn't seem to be normal or
behave in a pleasant manner
when you arrange ii, you can
suspect that the scalp isn't feel
ing well. Circulation just mozy-
ing around instead of being on
the gallop.
The blood streams keep the
hair shafts healthy. bring them
food and drink. Women think
only of having their top crests
beautifully arranged. Sc ldom
give thought to the needs of
the silky threads and the scalp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Food Requisites

ORANGE JUICE and tomato
juice supply elements that are
necessary for rebuilding, Many
a bad complexion is caused by
a sluggish intestinal tract that
will function normally if bulky
green vegetables are eaten each
day. The girl with the sallow
complexion will find help in a
glass of unsweetened lemonade
taken every morning before
breakfast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Colorful Fireplace

Especially If there are chill
dren in the house. you will want
the fireplace to be gay and COL
orful. Brilliant poinsettias and
white carnations are used to &C.
cent banked greens scattered
with silvered pine cones.
No matter how far away your
loved ones may be. you can still
say Merry Christmas" even il
you've delayed gift choosing un-
I'll the last minute. All sorts of
arrangements of flowers and
greens are the only gifts that
can be wired anywhere in the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Gifts for Everybody

The package was from papa
gifts. shawls and handker-
chiefs for the ladies - cameo
brooch for Augusta. and for
Eugene and Rosy. candies and
toys.
The boys sat on the parlor
floor. gloating over their treas
ures. the squads Of tin soldiers,
the little woolly bears, the horns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Potato Chowder

One cup each diced potatoes
and diced onions, = teaspoon
salt. 4 finely crushed pepper
corns. cup milk. 2 tablespoons
melted butter. liz tablespoons
-four, s cup chopped dill pickles
Place potatoes, onions, salt
and pepper in kettle. Cover with
about . cups cold water. Bring
10 a boil and simmer. tightly
covered. one-half hour. Add milk
and blended butter and -four and
simmer five minutes longer.
stirring constantly until thick
ened Add pickles Just before
serving.
MANHATTAN CORN chow
der is the favorite Of many and
here Is a recipe for9t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Corn Chowder

Two ounces salt pork, small
sliced onion. l No. 2 can corn.
No. 2 can tomatoes. 2 cups
diced potatoes, ! teaspoon salt.
l tablespoon sugar. 4 teaspoon
pepper, pa cups boiling water,
ga cups milk, large crackers
Cut pork into small pieces
and fry slowly 10 A golden
brown in large saucepan. Add
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Manhattan Corn Chowder

For six servings use Il cup
each diced onions and diced po-
tatoes, y teaspoon salt, \ tea
spoon pepper, l cup cream
corr, ] chopped pimiento. IL
cuE& milk, , tablespoons melted
butter. ? tablespoons flour ana
2 cup chopped dill pickles.
Place onions, potatoes. salt
and pepper in a kettle. Cover
with l cup cold water Bring
10 boil and simmer, tightly coy
cred. one-half hour. Add corn.
plmiento and milk. Blend but
ter and -four. add to mixture
and cook until thickened. stir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Delicious
Gift Box
Oh Goodies

MO CHRISTMAS gift will be
IN more welcomed by friends or
neighbors than a colorful box.
basket or bag of gayly decor
ated butter cookies. Crisp and
crunchy, these when made into
fancy shapes and decorated at
.tractively are ideal refresh
ments for informal entertaining.
Pack them in inexpensive tin
boxes. small raffia baskets or
colorful pottery casseroles or
cookie jars. Decorate with
sprigs Of holly or mistletoe and
tie with bright Christmas rib
hons. Whatever the container,
be sure that IL is gay, colorful
and in keeping with the Christ
mas spirit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Christmas Cookies

2la cups all-purpose -four
"a teaspoons baking powder
II teaspoon salt
! cup butter
Ia cups graduated sugar
/ egg, beaten
teaspoon vanilla
= cup chopped candied cher
u cup chopped or broken
pecans
ounce sweet milk chocolate,
melted.
Sift -four, measure; sift twice
with baking powder and salt.
Cream butter until soft and
gradually blend in sugar. Add
. egg and vanilla; beat vigorously
Alntil smooth and fluffy. Add
flour mixture and mix thor
oughiy. Divide dough into three
portions. Add chopped cherries
10 one portion, and nuts and
chocolate 10 the second. Roll
part of each dough in wax paper
and chill several hours in the
refrigerator.
When ready 10 bake. slice
very thin. Place on buttered
cookie sheets and bake In
hot oven 400 degreesl about
10 minutes or until delicately
Drowned. The remaining dough
may be put in a cookie press
and pressed out into fancy
shapes On ttered cookie
sheets. Bake at the same time
and same temperature as those
that are sliced. Make about s
dozen thin cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

CHOWDER suppers, popular
" with most folks. require
minimum of preparation for the
homemaker.
Here's ChoWder 10 be made
with canned corn. tomatoes.
staples right off the pantry shelf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Duchess Soup

Two tablespoons quick-cook-
ing tapioca. teaspoon salt. II
teaspoon pepper. tablespoon
minced onion, 4 cups milk, 2
tablespoons butter y cup grated
American cheese and 2 table
spoons chopped parsley
Combine tapioca, salt, pepper,
onion and milk in top Of double
boiler. Place over rapidly boil
ing water and cook about 10
minutes after water bolls again,
stirring frequently Add but
ter. cheese and parsley and cook
until cheese is melted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
MARCH II TO APRIL 20

MARCH II 70 APRfL 20
IRIES-Very stimulating and
II encouraging for industry,
manufacturing, building. public
matters and all lines Of endeavor
that neeessitate keen thinking
and planning. Favorable for
dealing with your superiore and
others in positions Of authority.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 6
Taurus-Critics, editors. re-
porters and others in the person
Hrel Of newspapers, magazines and
'1periodIcals; writers of plays and
fiction should find today gener-
Gus. P. VI. especially fine for
confidential issues, maritime in
terests.
MAY sf TO JUNE IL
Gemiri 49, Benefits. will come
your way II you keep your keen
mind and versatile talents at
work. Perfect for promoting,
selling. conferences. agreements,
seeking and granting favors.
JUNE sg TO JULY IS
Cdpcer-Excellent indications
today for employment and finan-
cial, matters. Individual 40
vancement is more than possible
Give full expression to your hon
est ability. Try new ways and
means TO improve your affairs
and progress generally. Don't be
timid. TRY,
JULY q TO AUGUST %
Loo-Tnierests of public i'm
portance; manufacturing, selling,
handling commodities for per-
sonal and home use; army, navy,
aeronautical and government
projects first favored under to-
DAYS bcneficent vibrations.
Money gains possible.