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La gaceta., 1941-11-14

New York, Noviembre a.
Ell campe6n de las IT'S Lbs, Gus
Lesnevich, de Cliffside, N. Jer-
sey, defendera hoy SUI corona,
en- la Madison Square Garden,
teniendo de contrario a Tami
Mauriello, un popular pGgil neo
yorquino.
Gus y Tami tratan de llegar
a la categoria del peso complete
Y ell vencedor de hoy no conser-
Nara la corona por mucho ITEM
pc,
Lesnevich pesaba 1876 libras
cuando comenz6 a prepararse
para este match, 10 que indica
ha pasado verdaderos apuros pa
ra rebajarse a IT'S, ell Unite del
titulo que posee.
Muchos de los "expertos" Green
que Gus dej6 va toda su energia
en- ell gimnasio y que Mauriello,
ell favorito en- las apueStas, lie
vencera sin serias dificultades.
Tami pesaba $50 libras, ha-
ce pocas semanas, y solo tuvo
que disminuirse cinco.
Los bien enterados Green que
Gus y Tami Sc proponen pasar
inmediatamente a la division de
Jose Luis, donde hay mayores
prObabilidades de obtener bue-
mas bolsas.
Aspiran al titulo de las IT'S,
ell negro Booker Beckwith, de
Chicago; Billy Soose, que recien
temente abdic6 la corona del pc
so mediano; All Hostak y otros.
En- una anterior pelea de Les
nevich con Mauriello, dos de los
jueces votaron por Ell russo y uno
pOr Tami.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
LOS TERRIERS ATROPE1LA
RON A LOS

Mas de 1000 jovencitos desa-
fiaron anoche la nuVia, en- Phil
lips Field, y presenciaron Ell par
lido de futbol entire los Terriers
de Hillsborough y los Dragones
de Jefferson.
Los muchachos de Seminole,
acostumbrados a las tormentas,
anotaron 26 puntos, probando
superioridad sobre ell team de
Bill Hasker. Trataron los ORA
cones de anotar, pero ell momen
to final lego sin que pasaran la
meta.
Algunos muchachos de Jeffer
son dijeron que su team" hui
biese hecho I'm mejor papel en-
una noche clara y fra.
Ell nueVo trlunfo dlo a los lie
rrers SUI septima victoria, con
una derrota Y un empate,
Harry Kerr realize una care
ra de IS yardas.
Jugaron por los vencedores :
Wilson, johnson, Huerta, De
Isle, Adams, Banks, Touchton,
Cant, Kerr Fernandez y Bar
rington; hicieron las sustitucio-
mes del "team" de Cherry Cor
don, Cornelius, Garcia, Favata,
Wordsworth, Hughes, Greco, MI
randa, Thomas, Santos, Hobbs,
Lorenzo, Sinardi, Reina, Temp
kins.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
Ell rARTIDO DE HOY EN-
TIRE LOS ~ESPARTANOS Y
LOS TARS DE ROLLINS

Esta noche en- Phillips, venti-
laran resquemores tradicionales
los Tars de Rollins, comandados
por Jack Mcdowell, Y los Espar
tanos de la Universidad de Tam
pa,
Los visitantes tienen mayo
res prObabilidades de victoria,
en- opinion de algunos peritos.
Flucie Stewart empezara la
batalla con esta alineaci6n: Ho
well, Garner, Anderson, Moore,
Mills, Thornton, Brennan, Will
son, Spoltore, Knight y Beynon,
Defenderan Ell pabell6n de los
visitantes: Chisholm, Whittle,
Friedson, Bryson, Darnold, KO
ulouris, Talton, Tyler, Meredith
Frazier y Ray,
WEIGH, de Brown, sera ell re-
fierce; Bradley, de Stetson, ell
umpire; Puryear, Oglethorpe,
jefe de Inca, y Dalton, Florida,
juez de campo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
dividual de Salto. Gan6 81 te-
niente q trofeo Challenge.


niente 81 trofeo Challenge.
Tuvo que derrotar Alfaro al
captain Marshall w. Frame,
del ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos.
Cada Uno sali6 e hizo un re-
corrido perfecto, sin faltas.
Despues Sc llam6 a! teniente AL
faro.
Otra prueba p~erfecta lie haria
dueno del tftulo y del macizo tro
feo de plata donado por Alfred
B. Maclay. Una caida significa-
ba I'm empate; dos, lie product
ria la derrota.
Fue I'm momento de emoci6n
cuando ell teniente peruano sal
to a la silla de "Ayacucho." Rea
liz6 de manera perfecta los tres
primeros saltos. En- ell cuarto, ell
cabai:0 hizo un NAL descenso y
estuvo a punto de tirar a su il
nete; pero Alfaro realiz6 un es-
fuerzo supreme y recuper6 81 e.
quilibrio.
LIE ovacionaron 5000 perso :
mas. Los otros obstaculos fueron
pasados sin dificultad.
Entreg6 ell trofeo al vencedor,
mientras una banda tocaba ell
himno peruano, la Sra. Hugh
Chisholm.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

Jugaton por ell Jefferson: Sa.
linerO, Borden, valdes, Holten.
Baggett, Lewis, Sadler, Santa
ma, Kirby Marchetta y Reed; hi
,cieron sustituciones, Baker, B.
Sdhaibly, Britt, Ippolito, Lentz,
Leto, Bolesta, Mote, Overstreet,
Di Saliva y Lewis.
ADotaci6n por periodos:
Hillsborough O 0-26.
jefferson 0 0 0 90.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
La Gaceta Folletin No. 15S
TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

RGstrO!-dijo de pronto. ell Che.
pa, enternecido.
=Que 10 digas l5concedit
Cogorza-; 81 este estuvia ur
POGO en- costa, la Ribera de Cur.
hdOres.
-GY no te pace que podria-
mos intentar hacer algo por a.
quf, en- vez de pasearnos Miriam
dolo too como dos papanatas?
-GY que quies hacer?-pre-
gunt6 Pablo, subrayando la Ill
TINA palabra, que habia COM
'endido perfectamente.
"a tn diras l.... Es-
criadasaestas cocineras, que
" que paecen la,casa
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
Ell TENIENTE ALCANZO
LOS MAYORES HONORES
EN- Ell SALTO MILITAR

New York, nov. 14.-El te-
niente Carlos Alfaro, del ejer-
otto peruano, Sc cubri6 de glo-
ria en- la Madison Square Gar
den, conquistando los mayores
honores en- Ell Torneo Militia In
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honestO, en- cambiQ por traba-
jo. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

s., senior, compre la
pint ra B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

Segunda division: FOrdham,
1877; Navy, 120, Mississippi
State, Ill; Pennsylvania, "a;
Mississippi, 301a; Missouri,
30H; Harvard, "a; Boston Co.
lllege, Is, Army, 10, y Ohio
State, 1913.
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
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tU NURITO % this guarantee. CT.N.cS
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

Al fin. Sc volvi6, con tOda la
cara canalla LENA de sonrisas.
Y tuvo una sorpresa.
Ell Chepa no estaba.
En- Gambia lie comenzaba a
rodear I'm pequeho grupo de
genie, que lie tomaba tai vez Dor
un borracho o IN sacamuelas.
Esta Is buena L., lAnd'es-
ia este?
LIE descubri6, al fin, a veinte
pasos, bajo Ell toldo de un cafe.
Y cuando Sc acerc6 a Isidro.
este, muy serio, comenz6 a re-.
lprocharle, en- voz baja, hnien-
tras los dos compinches Sc per-
dian Parallel GbGjo:
|Pero estas loco, hombre?
YES que pues namar Ia aten
La gaceta., 1941-11-14
LA GACETA

a para6dIeo en- G1lOEAa ESpaksi
o. ma cireuIAciGn sa TaMpa
VAstOEiano Mantsiga, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION sensanal: 20 Ct
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La gaceta., 1941-11-14

GUS F
DERA HOY SU CORONA
SerG Ell SegundO encuentrO con
MGurieUO
La gaceta., 1941-11-14

menceau cuando subia en- ell Sc
nado a la tribuna del Gobierno
a anunciar la victoria de los a.
liados.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been APP
pointed and duly qualified as ad-
mIniStratriX of the estate of S. N.
Mosley, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
TO exhibit the same before her duly
tented and verified on or before
the Goth day of November, 1912, or
this notice Will be pleaded III bar OF
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate Will please make i'm
mediate settlement.
This the 29th Of November 194l.
LILLE BELL MOSLEY.
Administrative of the Estate of
s. NJ. Mosley, Deceased.
29-6-l3-20-27-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

The United States army, we read
is conducting research in cold
climate clothing. Looks like We plar
to chase those Japs clear to the North
Pole.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

OUR LOAN SYSTEM is A BOON
to builders. We finance home
building, remodeling and refinanc-
ing. Henderson Building & Loan
Association, Al. B. Wester, Secy.
10Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
WANT ADS

FOR SALE CHEAP: COMBINATION
radio and automatic record player,
in excellent condition. Phone
867-W. 20-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

Only the most civilized peoples
have comic papers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

HENDERSON BUSINESS CCLLaGh
New term January .. Hare Tunes
affect the trained last and least
An N~ccrrdj,ed school. (3)
For RENT APARTMENT on BELLE
Va.+n, 1913;
WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCk
OF battery operated radios ana Dat
terIeS. See Us before you buy
yollr battery radio. Hughes Fur
CHRISTMAS TREES JUST RE
ce}ed. California IN pine. Danlrl
Hardware, l8-+u
- -.
tL0hSHHlM 9!1ofo 'N SALT a.
GIVE hm a gift certificate and ie;
HIm choose his M style. 1906
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lliE NIND CF MA l
nave H"UI SINUS IeF'I' (" Ml"' u"
.iNe D"S'"S " g
Ggissom's Shoe Shop. Phone 638.
~
Hob SAIL NiifA FCN Nloil
boy BICYCLE WIN good uIeS ana III
l9--t
:,
GIVE y or III y S'.|'< Is ~ -
%a0 iIcs-giFt " F'.|'1 nleC''l c
"a~hnS AachI1 oE!ceS 500 20 10
S69.53. Use our bu!gtt plan. NtS'-
posi- office. -
=,
New LubrIcauon Department Nit!'
ENcrcady service ana completely
equipped to scIen>lllcaIly lubllcaV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

JAS. y. MEHEGAN. PIANO TUNF2
and tcchnicl0n VIII be out @. city
fore some time. If immedHtr
services needed phone Wake For
est 3l5-3. pU-t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

that most germs 7 actually de
suoyed by Valet cleaners drv
cleaning solvent. For hygiene )
sake, send your clothes to Valet
Cleaners & Dyers. Phone +6i.
la-nfI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

OWNERS OF GUOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyer. 1uey
benefit pS sound anCe, eI-
.IClenl service and substantial. Dr.
VICends year after year by iusur.
lnl with Gates insurance Agency.
lL-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER
and look better. Call us tor expert
cleaning ana pressing OF all a.
monts. Vance Cleaning Co., phone
1913, l05 N. Garrett street. l7-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
COME TO THE FARMERS

IVNF TO HE AK II EKN
Warehouse for your fruits
and contectionerieS and you
viii save money. We are To-
Gated on Homer street and III
front of Teiser's store. We
have a big stock on hand and
we must sell. Prices must be
cheap. Just give us q test. {.
I. Neathery. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

SPRINKLE TIRE COMlAN
newest tire recapplng-6OoNlo 'ts
$500, 650Xl6 tire 2b.oO' Conc
Garnett street and Andrews az;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS CGLLHGE
New term JANUARY 5. Hard times
affect the framed last and least
so get that business training NOW!
An Accredited school. (3)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

POINSETTIAS AND OTUEE
Christmas plants Tor sale. Make
your selection While We have a l4If
stock. Bridgers, the Florist. teIc-
phone $50. 1891
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

WANT ADS
Get Results
SEE Us ABOUT INCREASING
your fire insurance 10 cover higher
property valuation due to advance.
IN replacement costs. insulanrs
Department, Citizens Bank 4
Iru Company. 2t-tf
POlNSETTIAS AND OTHER
Christmas plants for sale. Make
your selection while We have a f1ff
stock. Bridgers, the Florist, telc-
phone $50 1891
GIVE FURNITURE FOR CHRIST
mas. We have many items SUIT
abe for gifts - permanent and
economical. Buy now. K. +. Sal
terWhIte * Sons, near Fire Station
ST
CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER
and look better. Call US Tor expert
cleaning ana pressing OF all gu-
ments. Vance Cleaning Co., phone
1913, lO5 N. Garrett street. l7-.f
JAS. y. MEHEGAN. PIANO TUNER
and tcchnicIan VIII be out of cjfv
fore some time. II immediate
services needed phone Wake For-
est 3l5-3. 20-lu
that most germs are actually de-
suoyed by Valet cleaners drv
cleaning solvent. For hygiene
sake, send your clothes to Valet
Cleaners & Dyers. Phone 46i
lo-5tI
OWNERS OF GOOD PROpENlILs
are mutual insurance Duyers. Iuev
bench DS SOUND lIouIuuCe, e-
.lclenl service II Substantial. d.
VICends yeur after year by iusur.
my with Gates insurance Agency.
lZ-ti
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pan W.! u. NlOlOl CtitS 20.
HAVE YOUR PLUMBING IN GOOD
shape tor winter. Check up noW
ana see me Tor any installations
II repairs. j. &. WnCcIcr, j..
phone 1913 or 3l2-J. IT
COME TO THE FARMERS
Warehouse for your fruits
and conteCtionerleS and YOU
viii save money. We are 10
Gated on Homer street and iii
y. front of Teiser's store. We
have Il big stock on hand and
we must sell. Prices must be
: cheap. Just give us q test. {.
7. Neathery. l9-2ti
WHEN IT'S FANCY GROCERIES,
quality western meats, or fresh
i, fruits and vegetables, call Her.
bert's Yellow Front. Every item
: guaranteed. Free delivery. Phone
+39. 2l-tt
LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN HEAD
quarters. See Our large WINDOW
dISpIay IN action. say N"Ul tfain>
I and accessories now. Complete
stock to select from. Afford,
Printing & Office Supply Co.
/ lot
|
: GIFT SIlppERS Al WEBS
Henderson Shoe Store III
-,
; every color and SIZE tor every
! member of the family. lS-6ti
GIVE THE GTFT THAT KEEPS
5 M ofvjno-a yea}ss subscription t,
( Tho Daiv Disnatch Remember tn,
hovs away at military camps o
soa,e relative in = distant city
! Rates S. nov wear. 50 50 81,
r., -f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

GIVE FURNITURE FOR CHRIST
mas. We have many items suit
aDle for gifts - permanent and
economical. Buy now. K. f. Sal
terWhlte * Sons, near Fire Station
3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

FOR RENT APARTMENT on BELLE
street three Ioo0s and bath. Al. Is,
Wc>tpr. 1873
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
WANT ADS
Get Results

SEE Us ABOUT INCREASING
your fire insurance 10 cover higher
property valuation due to advance.
IN replacement costs. Insurance
Department, Citizens Bank 4
!fu.t Company 2U-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

FOR SALE PAPER BALER IN
good condition. Henderson Grocery
COMPANY. 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

NOTICE = WE WILL BE OPEN
every night until Christmas. Use
our cash and carry service and
save money. May-Smlth Cleaning
COMPANY. l8-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK
OF battery operated radios ana oat-
teries. See US before you buy
your battery radio. Hughes run
uItuIt Co. lO-lOt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

CHRISTMAS TREES JUST RE
ctNcd California IN pine. Danlcl
Hardware. l8-tu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
DEANNA COMES TO WASHINGTON

Lights are burning late and hrows gre fuT0wed over the problems ot the nation, but those problems were put aside when Deanna Durbin came to Washington.
 When she arrived as one of the Birthday Bail celeoy'ites, some of the busiest and most important people in the Capital took time off to vel come her
 Plans for the calls were made ln advance by magazine representa- tive. He started tiinidly, reluctant to introduce on the mighty He asked J. Edgar Hoover if he would receive the lady, and if, perhaps, he would be willing to pose taking her finger prints Without hesitation, the big C-Man said he would be delighted.
 Mrs. Caraway was asked if she could lay aside the business of the Senate long enough to ride with Deanna in the little subway car from the Senate Office Building to the Capitol. Mrs. Caraway con- sented.
 Vice President Wallace was asked if he would receive Miss Durbin in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
20 YEARS AGO f fyfT' HE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 10, 1921


 Charlotte Patricia 0
 of this city left for the on the Princess
 Hill Internal Revenue Inspector for the Alaska Territory a the Aamed@ for Juneau
 well known musician left on the Princess Mary St. Mo. MT and Mrs Princess Mary left the Princess 0
 farewell given by Alex Shouca apartment his 
 met in the Parish Hall M w publisher Tourist Guide left for Seattle the O a
 Weather: Highest 42 lowest 39;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
MIRROR LOBBYIST

Palmers antics are matched by those of the Navy, which named a Washington representative of the. Mirror Manufacturers Association to direct it's $45,OO0OOO housing pro- gram. He is Ivan A. Bickelhaupt and his job is to rush the erection of 16,850 dwelling units comparable to a modern city of 67,00O population.
 The Navy when asked where they got hold of Bickelhaupt, explained that he was a Reserve officer en- gagged in the building industry for g years.
 But the records show that he did not become a Reserve officer until last year and his building experience was chiefly in heavy construction. Here is his background: Superin- tendent of steel construction for the Pittsburgh-D8 Moines Steel Co.,; head of general contracting firm; in Alaska building airplane hangars; Assistant Deputy MIRA Administra- tor.
 Bickelhaupt's method of directing the Navy's big housing undertaking is to draw rough sketches, place the projects 'on order" and pass the buck to local public works officers. Also, the emphasis placed on steel construction by Bickelhaupt and his chief technical assistant, Al Dunlop, designer of steel dwellings, has caused muttering among small con- tractors.
 They complain that they are being passed over in favor of heavy con- struction builders who never built homes before. The only previous dwelling experience of one contrac- tor doing big Maryland job was the erection of an elephant house for zoo.
 However, Bickelhaupt does have this to his credit. Out of 16,850 units urgently needed, he at least has built 200 units, while the record of Palmer and the other defense hous- ing agencies is a blank
 Copyright, 1941, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
NEW HOUSING AIDE

The other day Charles F. Palmer, heavily bombarded Defense Housing Coordinator, announced the appoint ment of another SC, year aide Harold Pomeroy, as director of a newly-created Registration Division.
 palmer's press release was worth more attention, not for what it said, but for what is left unSaid.
 It described Pomeroy as former State Relief Administrator of Cali iornia (under defeated Republican Governor Merriam) and more re- cantly Executive Director of the sacramento Housing Activities" But what the biographical sketch omit -ed was this:
 That from February, 1899, until last spring, Pomeroy was Executive Secretary of the Associated Farm ers of California, whose strike-break- ing activities were sensationally ex- posed by the Senate Civil Liberties Committee; also that Pomeroy had been subpoenaed and grilled by this committee.
 Pomeroy'S work will bring him in touch with another Palmer aide whose appointment caused connip- tion fits within the Administration Morton Bodfish of the U. s. Saw ings and Loan League, who was one of the most effective foes of New Deal housing measures. The Senate Monopoly Committee quizzed Bod fish at length and he was caustical- ly rebuked by trustbuster Thurman Arnold.
 NOTE: Although he has been on the job nearly six months and has yet to initiate his first defense housing project, Palmer's staff o1 high-salaried aires has grown stead
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
ONCE THE STATES HAD WILDLIFE
 IN ABUNDANCE, TOO

Game mana cement hl Alaska presents a prob em differing rom that of any other part Of the lation The States without exception, have al- ready shot through their game for several generations with the result that their problem be- comes the difficult of restoration. Here in AL aska where a mihon big came animals still roam, an VIC need to do is hold to what have. We nave the example of the states from which to profit Al were teemine with game annnals fish and wild Iow hundred years ago, to the extent that Alaska today has wldlife in abundance All nave seen their animal resources depleted year by year.
 Intelligent conservation IS the problem facing Alaska Game Commissioners now in session here The Chief Of the Federal agency of which the Alaska Game Commission is a part has just published an informative and readable book that deserves the attention Of all citizens, in Alaska and elsewhere alert to their countrys welfare. The volume is "Wiidlife Conservation" Its author is Dr. Ira N. Gabrleson, Chef of the Fish and Wildlife Service Of the U S. Department of the Interior, who spent all last Summer in Alaska The book should arouse even the confirmed apartment house inmate to a realization of this country's improvidence And it should constitute warning to Alaska, where things have not yet come to the pass where they demand vigorous restorative action if still to people GIT forests in the days of our grandchildren.
 As Dr Gabrielson puts 1t, much of our vaunted success in 'conquering continent in record time mas been III realIy appalling Wdse1tulleSs' 1SoW America faces the hard task of putting to work natural forces in restoration and of staying treleSS ly on the job throughout future years
 The task is hard because it is both complex and extensive The various decreasing species of wilde cannot be restored by some simple panacea. An intelligent and thoroughly ntegrated program based on adequate study must be carried out to repro duce something like the original balance of nature under which wildlife thrved in this country before white began to slaughter game, fell forests, plough praires, ard polute streams.
 pr Gabrieson claims little originality for his book Its value lies in his simple and straight forward presentation of the subject so that it be understood easily by the layman While the work could be used readily a textbook, it is equally adapted to casual reading
 The book might be summed up an elaboration
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not compep
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY T

Good and i'll balance in tEe horo- scope for today. There IS a sinister sign for labor which may precipi- tote riots and strikes Merchants and manufacturers are under stimu- lating planetary influences.
 Heart and Home: This is not promising confJguration for women. This month is d time of preparation for important experiences and for that reason there should be relaxa- tion and amusement to supplement home duties The stars seem to preSage less social interest and mere desire for public service on the part of girls who will take more seri- ous view of life than they have held in the past. While this is not a lucky date for love affairs, the stars pres age many suitors and liufierous nasty marriages in the spring.
 Business Affairs: Inventors now will profit greatly through their novel improvements in machinery Airplane design will incorporate amazing gadgets and will greatly increase speed. The stars forecast for American models world fame surpassing that of all previous man. ufactures. Mechanical genius now will be sought and rewarded as war implements and machines, are in great demand at home and in Eng land. There are signs most encourag- ing to the United States which should greatly benefit after severe experiences in connection with the second World War tostu
 National Issues: Considerable dis cussion will ensue as to the methods of equalizing the sacrifice which is unavoidable in preparing for nation al defense on tremendous scale, | Inasmuch as the young men draft ed year must relinquish positions in business or shops, professions or the arts, those who are able to re- main in pursuit of their usual careers should contribute accord ing to their qualifications and abilities, critics declare. Unity of purpose must bind together citizens of all ages and all conditions, but the problem of discovering and us ing what each person can offer is vexing to statesmen as well as faulfinders.
 International Affairs: Astrofo- gers who have consistently prophe- sled that Japan never could con- quer China now see in Venus ris- ing at Tokyo as shown in the map of the new Moon of the year, a sign that before the end of 1941 conditions will greatly improve for the victims of aggression. By 1945 China will have achieved victory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
ITODLNN LIIuOLiiL ROBERTA LEE

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