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lively, has the C. o. p. got, to de-
velop its organization with view
to the next national election?
why" answering his own ques-
ton, tits last presidential nominee
is titular head Of the the party
Wendell Willkie Or, perhaps, in
competition with him. is ALI Lam
don. Or, maybe, you might say,
Herbert Hoover especially consid-
ering that he's an actual ex-presi-
dent.
Now, how about Willkie ? Heck!
Not to mention the fact that he
was decidedly licked when he ran
last November. he was a Democrat
until shortly before the Republi-
cans nominated him. He is yet, es-
sentially-though not New Deal
er It's a fine note, amt it. TO have
a Democrat making Republican
medicine for four years from now!
well, Hoover? Heck. again!
The first time he was nominated he
already had been presidentially in
dorsed by the Democrats, at their
primaries in Michigan. 1t was an
Endorsement he didn't repudiate,
either. He didn't know whether he
was a Democrat or a Republican.
He'd voted oftener in England
(aliens can vote there in certain
elections) than he had in this
country. He's another choice speci-
men to classify as G. o. P. leader!
And ALI Landon-
"And Landon? Not only was he
thumped like sixty when he was a
presidential candidate. but he was
pro-Roosevelt the first time F. D.
was up for the White House.
Amt that an elegant set-up to
do our G. o. P. fixing for us up to
1914? Does it sound as If we'll be
In very good shape when we get
there?"
How about Tom Dewey?" in
quired.
in 1912" rejoined my acquaint-
ance, Tom win try to get himself
nominated and elected as governor
of New York, as a presidential step
ping stone. But big business won't
let him get the gubernatorial nomi-
nation even When he fails to get
it. thatll kill him presidentially."
why" I queried, doesn't big
business like Dewey"
ut isn't so much" said my
friend, that big business outright
doesn't like him. It's afraid of him.
He's an unknown quantity and
rambunctious. Big business is sus-
picious that he'd be unmanageable
in the White House. 1t felt the
same way about him at the last
Republican convention. 1t felt the
same way about Willkie. for that
matter. He was a political un-
known likewise.
big business did Its best to get
Wendell elected, though. In Penn
sylvania alone, where | live, I'll bet
enough dough was spent for him
to top the 100000 allowed under
the Hatch act"
Parenthetically. Special Justice
Departmental Assistant Maurice
Milligan, who, with a federal grand
Jury, is investigating Hatch act
violations, il any. ought to sub
pena my buddy as a witness. But
maybe It wouldn't do any good.
presume he'd say he had only intra-
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Pick of the Air Today

Movies:
5-Opera Additions;
Jack Benny;
s-CharIie Mccarthy;
10-Phil Spitalny Girls.
CBS-10:45 a. m.-Girl Scout
program. Princess Mary OF Eng !;
p. mn. Y. Philharmonic;
4:S0-Kostelanetz Concert;
5-Women's Symphony;
6:30-Gene Autry silent Night;
7:3O-Screen Guild, Nelson Eddy;
s West l0:SO Helen Hayes
in Can We Forget?":
Sunday Evening Hour.
NBC-12:15-I'm an American.
DR.. Damrosch
3-Great Play Second shep-
herds Play"
6-Bomber presentation to Brit
ish.
s-Ezra Stone in Star spangled
Banner Theater;
10 Good VIII Hour.
MBS-l1:15 a. interviewing
Stand;
p. m.-This Is Fort Dix;
2:SO-Nobody's Children. Bob
Hope.
5-Muslcal Steelmakers;
7-Bennett's Notebook and Oscar
Levant;
srold Fashioned Revival.
~ - Monday
ffps= Nar-CBS-s, 9 a. m, 6:45
p. NM MIC s a. m, 1:45 D. m. i;
'MBS 10. II. 11:45 a. m. 2 p. IN.
NBC-2-Hymns OF All Churches;
3:l5-Ma Perkins:
Slovenian Christmas program.
CBS-9:15 a. m Columbus Boy
Choir Carols:
3:45 ,. m.-Chlldren also are
People;
5:S0-Christmas feature. Among
Men OF Good VIII.
NBC-12: 30-Farm and Home
Hour:
Rochester Civic Orchestra;
4;l5-Ciub Matinee.
MBS-1l:15 a. m Hart House
Carlton from Canada:
6-Chlcago Carols.
Short Waves: Csc esd London
1.45 Matters Of Moment: HvJ
Vatican City $3.50 News and Com
ment; DID DID DC Berlin $3.50
Club Of Notions. TGWA Guatemala
10 Military band.
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AIR STRENGTH

Behavior OF the Italian air force
poses a question for military o.
servers. Neither the Greek nor the
Libyan- Egyptian campaigns give
evidence Of Fascist aviation in the
numbers which might logically be
expected from Italian air power.
At the outbreak OF the war Italy
was generally credited with $500
warplanes, and II is estimated that
her total now is 5000. The rela-
lively small number OF aircraft at
the disposal OF Britain and her al
hes IN the Mediterranean led all
observers to expect spirited Italian
av alton enterprise
There have been several oppor-
tunities for II Duce's aircraft TO
do its stuff. The laramie episode
offered such an opportunity. A
properly organized air force would
never have permitted a British air
plane carrier. stationed so close 10
the coast. TO leave with impunity.
All indications are that Italians did
not even attempt 70 pursue The
carrier.
Then there have been several
naval engagements close TO the
Italian boot and therefore within
easy and tempting BON oing range
OF the whole Italian air force. In
every instance. IL appears, the ltal-
ian vessels rushed for the cover Of
coastal batteries, when they might
reasonably have depended on the
protection OF their air bombers.
The sea battles proceeded as II
modern air tactics had not yet
been devised.
One need only contrast this pic
ture with the British experiences
IN the North sea. The British navy
which practically ignores Italian
air power was obliged, off Norway.
10 retreat before NaZi air bonn bard
ment. The Germans were operat-
ing under the handicaps OF make
shift airfields and a diff cult ter
rain, whereas the Italians presum-
ably could have operated from
their main bases, with all the com
forts OF home.
The explanation cannot be found
merely in the defects OF the Italian
equipment. Those defects won d
have accounted for tremendous
Italian plane losses, but apparently
there have been no such losses.
Fascist aviation simply has not
functioned on scale co%mensur-
ate with its numerical strength.
The generalized criticism OF Ital-
ians as fighters does not seem to
apply. The Italian army at least
has given evidence Of its presence
at strategic points by falling INFO
Greek and British hands by the
thousands.
The Italian navy at least has
fought several running battles.
But Mussolini's aviation behaves
as though it were on stubborn sit.
down strike.
Expert observers are unable 10
solve the puzzle. There must be
consistent solution but II certainly
Is not visible at this distance.
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Raymon Burns Bair Minister.
$3.50 a. m. Church School. Mrs.
Victor Wilson, Superintendent.
There are classes for all children
and youth.
10:45 a. m.-Divine worship.
There will be no sermon but an
extended Christmas worship using
the choir between the reading of
the Christmas story from the
scriptures.
Prelude, prelude and Christ
mas Pastoral" from, THE Manger
Theme"-Manney; Professional.
"Hark The Herald Angels Sing:
Call to worship, Doxology, Res
ponsiye Reading Selection, Gloria
Patri, Birthday OF a King
Neidlinger, solo and choir. Harry
Losey. soloist. Scripture, lisa. SO;
Morning prayer, Choral response.
Morning hymn, Offertory sem
tence, Offertory, Bethlehem
Mailing; Prayer of dedication.
Quartet, Arise and Shine, -
Maker: Scripture, John Ellis.
Solo, THE Birds Noel" Madge
Wickham, soloist; Scripture, Luke
2:1-20, The Plains of Bethle-
hem" solo and choir: Scripture
Matthew Ellie. Fear Not" from
son of the Highest" solo and
choir, Lucille Bach Curtis,
soloist; "Adeste Fideles' Air
by d. Bach, choir and
soiO Madpa NI{ckham snl-
DIST; benediction, Postlude, Hall
eluyah Chorus from, Messiah"
Handel.
p. NJ The young people OF
the church school will present
the drama. "A Christmas Eve
Candle-light Service in the sane
tuary.
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Emmanuel Lutheran

Hugo Fenker, pastor.
Paul Ungrodt, Sunday School su-
perintendent.
Walter Daschner, assistant Sun
day School superintendent.
a. Sunday School. Kinder
garten, Primary, Junior and Senior
for program practice.
1920 a. m.-Divine service. Pas
tor Fenker will deliver the morning
sermon. speaking on the subject,
The Greatest Gift OF ALL"
The junior choir will sing: Chris
tians Awake" by Buck.
The senior choir will sing; THE
Birthday Of a King" by Neidlinger.
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sundav


Pre-Christmas Features-NBC-
! p. N. Chicago Hull House festi-
val.
CBs-l-sistine Choir from Vat
lean;
2:S5-Bach choir OF Bethlehem.
Pa;
lO;3O-Eas Drama PILOT TO over.
throw Christmas":
1880 Handers Messiah;
MBS-s-America Sends Greet
ings to Service Men. Sec. Knox
Stimson, Asst Sec. Long and
others.
The Wsr-NBC s. Q a. m. y
mid: CHS Q. IL a. m.. 2:3O. 7.s:55.
IL p. m; MBS 10 30 m, ~ noon.
1880, 7:45. s:45, 1875 .. m. 1890
a. m; NBC 2:15, 7;15 p. m, MIC
3:15
NBC-2:30- Roundtable The
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First Baptist Church

William r. Shaw, Minister.
10 a. Morning Worship. Ser
mon: and When We Have Found
Him. Senior anthem: "Jesu BAN.
bino" by Pietro Yon: Junior an
them: THE Birthday Of a King.
by Neldlinger. Onrertory violin solo
by Miss Eleanor Stoltz.
10 m.-Junior Church and nurs-
cry program.
11.15 a. m.-The Bible School.
$3.50 .. m.-The b. Y. r. L.
1880 j. m. THE Nativity. pre-
scented By the Junior, intermediate
and Senior Choirs in story. song
and pageant, under the general d.
rection Of Mrs. sPaul Ehman. TIE
beautiful setting and lighting along
with glorious melody and lovely
scenes OF the Christmas story en-
acted during the music make a pro
! gram Of lovelness that will lingsl
long In lasting helpfulness.
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"Life of Christ" Motion
Pictures Will be Shown

Sound motion pictures Of the
Life OF Christ" will be shown
Sunday evening at 7.i5 in the
First Methodist Church.
The world famous Passion
Play" motion picture is based upon
and patterned after the Frieburg
and Oberammergau productions
and was produced in Europe. the
Holy Land and Egypt There is
special organ and choral music
10 depict the famous scenes In th,
life. crucifixion and resurrection
OF Jesus.
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Free Methodist

Corner Lowell and ST. John SITS.
L. l.. Kelly, pastor 522 ST. John
st.
10 a. m.-The Church School.
Mrs. Helen Fullmer Scharp. super
intendent. The title of the Christ
mas lesson is: Sharing the Shep-
herds JOY Luke 2:s-20.
IL a. m.-Morning service and
sermon. The pastor plans to speak
on the subject; The Divine Child"
Congregational singing.
p. m.-Christmas service by the
young people at the County ONE.
Helen Fullmer Scharp will bring a
Christmas message in Telegram
1880 p. m.-Christmas praise
service. Ivan Disbrow. president of
the Y.P.M MS. will be the leader.
SIS p. m.-Evening message by
the pastor. THE Blessings of Re
ceiving Christ
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ST. Luke Episcopal

r. T. Appleyard. Rector,
Fourth Sunday in Advent.
8 a. m.-Holy Communion
$50 a. m.-Church School White
Gift Service
II a. Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
p. m.-Christmas Program for
Church School children with their
parents and friends. The Nativity
Story. Christmas motion pictures.
Refreshments.
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Church Of God or ssnctlHed Church

(407 :. Adams St, near Buffa!o)
Elder 5. J. Hill. Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School Service.
Subject Sharing the Shepherds
Joy, christmas lesson) Luke 2:S-
90. Golden text: Glory to God In
the highest, and on earth peace,
good will toward Men. Lu. PA. A
II. Anderson. superintendent; Mrs.
Louise Priest, secretary.
1850 a. m.-Regular morning
service hour. Christmas message
brought by the pastor. Senior
Choir will sing Christmas selec-
tions. John Caldwell, chor.ster;
Mrs. Waya f. Anderson, organist
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EvanaeIistIc Mission Tabernacle

GAS a. M Sunday School.
II a. Morning Service. Mrs.
Alma Baughey will speak.
6:15 p. m.-Evening Prayer time.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples Ser
vice.
7:15 p. m-Band concert.
1880 p. M "Tabernamle Sing
Time, interspersed with special
musical and vocal numbers.
s p. m.-Pastor Daniel l..
Baughey will preach a Christmas
sermon entitled, Sunrise at Mid.
night.
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Assembly Of God Church
go =. Mlchlgan Aver

l42O Z. Michigan AVe.l
Rev. George f. Moore, Pastor.
10 a. Sunday School. Cliff
ford Staplin. superintendent
II a. Morning Worship.
II a. m.-Junior Church Service
Sis p. m.-Christs Ambassadors
Service.
7:45 p. m.-The Christmas pro-
gram by the Sunday School
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

OHTIslTdH dHu WTssIUhdTy NTIIdnCc
20 S. Prospect st.
Rev. NJ. S. Amstutz, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship. Ser
mon subject: THE dwelling of
Christ
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples Hour,
Jonathan Amstutz. speaker.
1880 p. m.-Evening Evangelistic
Service with students from Bob
Jones College participating.
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q u a T I { T > i II
Pennsylvania. /
can't name him,
but he always
has been impor-
family identified
with political
management in
the interests Of
pig money. To-
day he isn't
looking at II
with any too
pleasant antici-
pations.
What lead
ership." he In
- A nlalra
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Fifty Years Ago

participating in profit sharing
plan.
Kroger employees receiving
Christmas bonus checks include
store clerks and managers. ware
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FISHERMAN BROWNS

Coldwater, Mich, Dec. 21-Ernest
Smith, 90 was drowned while
fishing through the ice at Messen-
ger Lake. His brother, Ray, 20, was
rescued.
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Grace Bible Fellowship

Masonic Temple. Huron at PearO
Rev. Harold j. De Vries. Pastor.
Sunday, p. m.-Sunday School.
Mrs. Frances Alderman, worker
in prisons of Michigan, will be the
guest speaker
Wednesday, 7:45 p. IN. - Mid
Week service.
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house, office and factory employees.
These Christmas bonus checks
are In addition to the company's
vacation plan.
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onIuht

Tonight
The War-NBC 1915. 7:45; CHS
s:55, 1915; NBC $3.50; NBC IL,
MBS 1890.
NBC-s- Knickerbocker Play
house;
s:30-Truth or Consequences;
Barn Dance;
10-Uncle Ezra:
10:30-East Orpheus Choir Car
OILS.
CBs-7-People's Platform De
Tense Bottlenecks"
7:3O-British War Relief pro-
gram;
Gilt Parade
i0:15-Atty. Gen. Jackson on
Allen Registration and Democ-
racy".
NBC --7:3o- Listeners Play.
house;
s:3O-Herbert Hoover on Some
National Problems"
9-Song Of your Life:
9;35-NBC Symphony. Toscanlni.
MBS-7:30-Arthur Hale;
s:30-Contsct.
1O-Operetta Rose Marie.
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Hlnts on Etiquette

II there is a recent beveave-
ment In the family 81 either bride
or groom, the wedding should be
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ST. John Catholic Church

ST. John Catholic Church
FIR Erwin Lefebvre. pastor.
700. $3.50. 10 and 1880 a. m.
Sunday Masses:
The $3.50 Mass will be the Mass
at which all societies are expected
to receive Holy Communion.
One hour devoted to prayers for
peace will be conducted Sunday
evening at 1880 p. m. in St. John
Catholic Church.
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

the erection OF edifice by the
congregation of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church
college Laundry the selected for Ypsiantfs
Clayton Simons and Fred Hixon
The Fourth Red roll call closed with total of SS5
received the Ypsanu Savings Bank
the First National Bank, and the Red Cross headquarters
Corporation has engaged Frank Newton OF
this city sales director.
Fifty Years Ago
Episcopal Church for services
following extensive improvements costing about $4,000.
'f"f'
Death Elder Lorenzo Davis rs for than SO den
fled with the history OF this county.
Ed Cornwell has started trip around the world
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Church Of Nazarene

Corner Washington and Emmett
SITS.
Ruby McNulty, pastor
70 a. m.-Sunday School
Ray Brumagin, superintendent.
II a. m.-Service OF Worship.
Rev. r. V. Starr. superintendent
OF the Michigan District Church Of
the Nazarene. will bring the Christ
mas message.
p. m.-Junior Meeting.
1870. p. m.1Song and Praise
service. Dorothy Brumagin, Choir
lister.
s p. m.-Evening sermon by the
pastor.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column,
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state information-entlrely unger-
name in a federal interstate in
quiry. The bird certainly knows
a-plenty, nevertheless, concerning
big business expenditures. He's
only hired man, but he's a darned
well-paid one and, correspondingly,
a super-expert-
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recent research has tended TO
show that it does not do as much
permanent harm as was once
claimed. In sensitive people it
sometimes upsets digestion, es-
pecially in those who chew to-
bacco.
One definite action Of tobacco
Is to cause a spasm of the small
arteries and this, under certain
circumstances, may be so definite
as to require that its use be
stopped before permanent dam
age occurs. Two conditions in
which such a contingency may
arise are angina pectoris and
disease of the small arteries Of
the feet which is known as Buer-
gers Disease.
Spasm May Be Serious
Angina pectoris is almost GER
tainly due to spasm of the arteries
which supply the muscle of the
heart. When these arteries be-
come narrowed and inelastic due
to the process Of aging, such
spasm may be very serious.
Angina" means pain and attacks
are characterized by a severe
pain under the breastbone or in
the region of the heart.
In studying a group Of pa
tents who had angina with ref
erence TO their habits in regard
to tobacco, a committee of ply
sicians found that angina in those
under so is definitely increased
by the use Of tobacco. Approx
mately so per cent Of men be-
tween the ages Of 40 and so who
had angina were smokers, where
as in the same age group of men
who had no angina, only so per
cent were smokers. Taking q
group Of people who actually had
angina and comparing them with
those who did not have it, there
was about three times as much
angina among smokers as among
non-smokers. After about the age
of so, however, smoking seems To
have little influence.
Tobacco Not Cause
Analysing this data, it is prob
able that tobacco really had little
to do with bringing about the
changes in the arteries which
were fundamental in causing the
angina. 1t is the same thing with
athletes and so-called athletes
heart. 1t is hard to say exactly
what anybody means by "ath-
lete's heart" but we do know that
athletes are likely to die in q
larger proportion Of angina pee.
toris than people who have not
been strenuous athletes in their
youth. This probably means that
they are spasmogenic individuals.
But it is very certain that if
there is one attack Of angina or a
tendency TO angina, tobacco will
tend to make the condition worse
and TO bring on attacks. In other
words, tobacco does not cause the
arterial change that results in
angina, but it may aggravate it
after angina begins.
These studies are not meant as
a warning to avoid tobacco al
together but simply that when
spasm of the arteries of the heart
or in the feet begins, it would be
well to attempt to give it up.
state information unger.
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Your Health
Tobacco Credited With

Tobacco Credited With
Increasing Attacks of
Angina Pectoris
p~ r.o~7u Clendenlng. NJ. d
o Tobacco Is an easy thing TO
blame for nearly anything that
happens to be the matter with you
or especially happens TO be the
matter with some member Of your
family whom you think smokes
too much. 1t undoubtedly has
definite effects on different func-
tons and organs of the body but
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o. John Royce, special assistant
In the U. 8. attorney general and
chief Of the criminal division Of
the department Of justice. has re-
signed his post. He came into
prominence through his securing
Of evidence leading to the indict-
ment of the Louisiana Democratic
political ringleaders and Of prom
inent members OF the Republican
party in Michigan. He will take
a position as counsel for the re-
ceiver Of the Associated and Elec-
trio corporation.
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Today's Horoscope
The stars are suspicious for to-
days birthday children. They are
likely to gain by inheritance and
elders, or through dealings in
property. The child who Is born
on this date will be active, ener-
getic, ambitious and very indus
trious, courageous, determined
and resourceful Notwithstand-
ing one OF two errors Of judgment
In business matters. a very good
measure OF success in life is fore
seen.
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Republicans Seem to
Lack Candidates For
1914 Election
By Charles P. Stewart

A LIFELONG Republican I
know drifted into Washington the
other day from his business head
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Horoscope for Sunday
During the coming year the for
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National eroadeastlng Company
WV. 920; WXYZ, 1910; WLN,
700; WSPD. 1910: WTAM, 1O7u;
WGN. 100; WMAQ. $40; WIS. so.
Columbia 6roadeastlne System
WJR, $50; WOWO, 1850, WBBM,
40.
Mutual BroadeastIns System -
CKLW, 1870; WLW, zoe: and WGN,
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Words of Wisdom

Words OF Wisdom
Worldly fame Is but a breath OF
wind that blows now this way.
and now that. and changes name
a. It changes direction.-Dante.
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One-Mlnute Test Answers
1. II Is in The Ballad Of Read
ing Coal" by Oscar Wilde.
2. A famous Greek lyric poet.
3. Luther Burbank originated
It
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tunes OF those who have birthdays
today will be even They viii
proceed along the even tenor Of
their way Combative. argumen-
tative and critical VIII be the ma
ture of the child born on this date.
However, such a child will also
be kind-hesrted. sensitive. refined.
artistic and musical Sudden I'm.
expected events. often caused by
secret enemies or employees. viii
occur periodically In the life OF
this child.
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One-Minute Test
I. Where will you and the quo
tat!on. yet each man kills the
thing he loves?
2. VINO was Pindar?
3. Who produced the shasta
daisy7
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Today's Horoscope

simple ana there should be no
formal reception sfterward-
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Corner Washington and Emmett