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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-07
Howard Student
To Be Heard On
Allen 5 Program
First Race School
To Be Invited;
5000 Offered

WASHINGTON (SN,S9 - A wave
Of true A1nericanism catapulated
Howard university into an honor
spot this week when the school
was selected by Wick knight, pro-
Queer of the Fred Allen radio show
as one Of SO American colleges and
universities to be honored on his
weekly program.
In an effort to develop the screen,
radio and stage stars of tomorrow,
Fred Allen, internationally known
comedian, began to recruit talent
from the collegiate ranks several
months ago. The program opened
On October with a representative
from Notre Dame. followed by stu
dents from wisconsin, Ohio State,
Columbia, Pennsylvania and 9TH
ers.
FIRST NEGRO SCHOOL
Howard University, the first Me-
gro institution to be selected, will
send its most talented student to
participate in the show on Wednes-
day night, March 25th. The student
will be given ten minutes of the
of1e-hour program to display his
talent.
Besides first-class transportation
to New York and return, the mosr
talented Howard student will be
given $500 in cash plus all food and
lodging expenses.
Under the direction Of James NJ.
Nabrit, Jr., secretary Of the ulliver-
sity, canpus-wide search has be-
gun to find Towards outstanding
entertainer. Singers, instrumental
lists, irnpersonatorS and dramatic
performers will be auditioned over
a period of several weeks e by
Board composed of members of the
faculty and student body.
The three finalists will be chosen
before March II, after which they
will appear on a falf-llour radio
broadcast over Station WJSv in
Washington. Following the local
broadcast, the final winner will be
selected by the student body through
general election.
When the winner arrives In New
York City, he will be taken On 2
sightseeing trip, tour Of Radio
City, and to any hit play or must
cal on Broadway he may choose.
II the winner IS q male student,
he will live at the Taft Hotel: If
a woman, at the Barbizon Hotel
for women.
Members Of the Auditiontag
Board, under MFR. Nabrit, Include
James w. Butcher, director Of the
Howard Players; A j. Blackburn,
field agent; Gustav AuZenne, Jr.,
assistant treasurer; DR. John Lowell,
Jr., of the Department of English;
Miss Mary F'ormwalt, instructor in
piano: Otto McClarri1l, publicity
agent; Miss Carolyn Grant, instru-
ctor In voice, and the following
students:
Andrew Howard, president of the
Student Council; Thomas Gum,
editor Of the Hilltop Edward
THOMPSON, president OF the e. and
A. Student Council, George Smith,
John Dennis, and Misses Jean NC
Yissack, Myrtle Tfaorne and Cath
crime Swanson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-07
FIRST NEGRO SCHOOL

Howard University, the first Me-
gro institution to be selected, will
send its most talented student to
participate in the show on Wednes-
day night, March 25th. The student
will be given ten minutes of the
or1e-hour program TO display his
talent.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

ordance Department Ia,
Sentatives will interview II
cants at the department /,
public works, 100 Nashu, !,
Boston, November is and /
They will go to the dsn-
ment's division office, 47s Nm 4,
st, Worcester, November a ~
20 the office of the reeistr,, :, I
motor vehicles in sprIngs.g
November 10. Applications =
enlistment and informatis
are now available from the 4
partment of public works s,i
its division Offices in Pittsaels
Greenfield, Beverly, worceste
Taunton and Middleboro ami
from the New England Rod
Builders Association, 80 Broad
st, Boston.
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Nellie Smith. president

Songs featured over the radio
for sale by F. C. Henderson, 52S
Mass. Ave-, Boston; soc per copy
Coo by MALI Maid Of the Syl-
van Wild" by J. Shelton Pollen;
When Days Are Dreary", by
Charles J. Harris; "The Lords
Prayer" by Byron WitherS.
Mrs. Robert McNeal of 81 st.
Gemain ST., left Boston Friday,
Nov. 6 on the Wolverine Express
to spend several weeks in Chi
cago the guest of relatives and
friends. On the return trip she
will make stops in Cleveland,
Detroit and Buffalo.
Junior League of the L w
c S, assisted b ythe Senior
League, will sell U. S. War
Stamps and Bonds in the lobby
of the Parker House the week of
November Is, from 1920 AM.
to $3.50 PM. Thelma F. Will
liamS, sales captain, is asking
the public to cooperate by
coming in and buying U. S. War
Stamps and Bonds.
Miss Romano r o bin O n,
graduate of Girls High School
1912, is a student in Thayer
Academy, BraiStree, where she
is specializing in chemistry.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sturgis Robinson of Rox-
bury.
James D. Norflett, president
of the Republican Civic League
of the South End, was called to
Georgia last week by the death
OF his mother.
Mass. Womens D efe n S e
Training, Capt. Flowers, direc-
tor will begin next Tuesday
evening at the Boston T. B.
headquarters, 554 Columbus
Ave. Glasses in motor trans
port, Cantine, Mobile casualty
and radio.
Boys workers of the City
have invited Lieutenant George
M. Powers, Jr., USN to tell
them how they and members of
the boys clubs, neighborhood
houses, etc. can help win the
war in cooperation with the U.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

example, can allot $22 of his
$50-a-month salary to his wife
and the government will match
it with $29. His wife, therefore,
will receive $50 a month, while
he retains $28. All his clothes.
food and lodging are, of
course, furnished. The govern
ment will pay $40 additional
for each child with no addi--
tional allotment on the part of
the soldier. There are also adj
ditional allotments for other
dependents.
Personnel of this company
is being selected by the Ord
nance Department, with the
cooperation of the American
Road Builders Association,
the Massachusetts Department
Of Public Works and the New
England Road Builders Asso-
citation. Mechanics, machiniSts,
electricians, motor experts, su-
tomotiYe repairmen, .welders,
carpenters, supply men, heavy
truck and tractor drivers and
other technicians are especially
NEEDED for this new company,
which will be charged with re-
pair and inspection of the
army's fighting tools,
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Veteran ReaItOr
Dies

William H. Bright, real es-
tate broker for many years
with officers at 397 Mass ave.
died last week after a long pc
Rod of ill health.
Mr.. Bright never fully re-
covered from the injuries Sis
tanned when he was struck by
an automobile several years
ago at the corner of fremont
and Camden SITS, although he
continued to operate his real
estate business up to two or
three years ago. He was a
member of long standing of
Charles AME Church. He was
a widower. His wife was She
former Ida Thomas, daugh-
ter of the late Rev. w. H.
Thomas who was at one time
the pastor of Charles st.
Church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

S. Navy at their monthly
luncheon at Howard Johnson's
banquet room, ISL Common
wealth Ave, Wednesday, Nov
ember 10, 1890 pm.
The dramatic rectal, "The
African Speaks American" pre-
scented recently in st. Cyprian's
parishhall by Donald Joseph
the originator, scored a decided
hit. The work tells the story
of the uprooting of the Africans
and transvlanting them on
American soil and the treat
ment is most unique. Allen
Critic, well known artist, John
Hawkins, talented composer
and pianist, Africanus Sh.. ack,
and several other native Afri-
cans, assist in various ways to
complete the picture. Little
Charlie Brown played a char
acter in a James Weldon john
sons poem. Mr.. Joseph him
self excelled as an exponent of
the spoken word. Among the
patrons were Clarence E. Allen,
headmaSter of an exclusive pri-
ate school and Herman Gam
mons, headmaster of the Arl-
ington High School. So excel
lent was the presentation that
requests for a second showing
have been received b yth man
agement which includes the
well known poet and thespian,
James william Henderson.
Mrs. Laura Beckett who was
taken suddenly i'll last week at
her home, 1895 Sterling St., is
still confined to the Boston City
Hospital.
Maurice M. Davis, Jr., of
Boston, and Miss Madeline L.
Diggs of Cambridge were mar
ried on Nov. 7, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Diggs, sr. Mr..
Davis who was a senior at Vir-
ginia Union u, leaves college to
join the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing viii
be at home to their friends
Sunday, Nov. IS
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During this week, the pro-
gram of entertainment has
been as follows: Monday, Qeis;
Tuesday, Flag Dance; Thurs
day, Amateur Show; FRIDAY,
Whist and Bridge party with
prizes; tonight, Saturday
there will be an informal
dance
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

Oct. 81, a Halloween parry
afforded much merriment, with
all the hoStesses in Halloween
costumes. Cider and docEa-
nuts were served.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

crate. Miss Wilhelmina Crosson
is chairman, Mrs. H. A. Durbin,
organizer.
Little Kenneth Thompson
who was injured by an auto
mobile, when he jumped from
one car into the path of an
other, lies dangerously ill at
City Hospital. His hands and
face were badly mangled.
Benz. Hazel was struck and
killed by an automobile laSt
Saturday on Columbus ave cor
Davenport st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14

The Windsor ST Scholarship
Program comes Tuesday, Nov.
II, 8 p m at the Shaw House,
II Windsor st. Families will re-
ceive baskets of groceries and
flowers. Girls and boys will re-
ceive cash prizes. There will be
an interesting program with
musical selections by gradu-
ates. Admission is free and re-
freShmentS will be served. al
Windsor st neighbors and ex-
residents are invited to coop
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CITY NEWS

A Prize Whist and Dance Of
the Hotel Recreation Council 81
the Parker House and Bellevue
hotels, will be held on Thursda,
Evening, November 10. at SIS
Massachusetts, Ave. Good Music
Refreshments for Sale. Subscrip,
ton, including tax 40 cents.
The Victory Dance given by
the Music Lovers Club, Friday,
Nov. 20, at Paul Revere Hall,
celebrates the 14th anniversary
of this Club; also the founding
of its new branch the Major
les" comprising the married
members of the group. For this
occasion they have succeeded in
securing the Famous Interna-
tional Sweethearts of Rhythm,
an all girl Orchestra whose ia
nous exploits have been reach
ing Boston dance lovers. They
come direct from the Apollo
Theatre New York, after a
record breaking engagement.
The Club invite it's many
friends to the first appearance
In New England of this combin-
alton of musical talent.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Co. l..
9Th Reg. S72nd Inf, M. N. G..
are going to hold a Doll Exhibi-
ton at one of the Boston
Churches, the first part of De-
cember. Watch for date and
place. Miss Addie Washington
is chairman of the affair.
Mrs. Charles C. Bailey, (for-
nler Katherine Wright left
Monday for New York City to
visit the family of her husband,
sergt. Chas. C. Bailey who is at
Fort DeVenS. Sergt. and Mrs.
Bailey were married last July.
Past Daughter Ruler ophelia
Smith, ex-chairman of the Vic
tory Charity Fund of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple No. %, en-
tertained her committee Sun
day, Oct. Is, at her home in
Brockton. She met her guests
at the Station and transported
them to her homee where a
gorgeous table was set with
covers for z. Those present be-
sides hostess Smith, were: Dts.
Emma Lawton, vice chairman;
Ioephine Taylor, secy.;; Laura
Selden, Treas: Bertha WalKer.
Chaplain; Amy Atkins, segt at
Arms. DIR. Smith made a most
charming hostess and served a
Sumptuous collation.. In the
wee hours of the morning, the
ladies were conveyed to the
station to take the train home.
All persons holding tickets for
the Qui Qui Clubs grand draw
Ing of five silver dollars are re-
quested to hold them for the
postponed drawing Nov. IS, 10
PM. at 10 wellington st. Mrs.
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on Navy Day.
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Support Insured
To Dependents Of
Ordance Company

Families of men who enlist
in the Massachusetts, Ordnance
Company are insured support
through the new government
allotment plan. All men from
the grades of buck private to
sergeant are eligible for this
plan.
Under it, a buck private, for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-14
Army And Navy Recreation Center
$50 MASS. AVENUE, BOSTON
Sponsored BY
Boston Soldiers And Sailors Recreation Committee
Sponsored B,

Oct. 27, the Army and Navy
Center held open House. y
Visitors were enthusiastic in
their praise of the work being
done by the staff workers un-
der the direction of Arthur
Williams. Many useful gifts
wer donated for the use of the
center.
Oct. %, the Center celebrated
its first birthday with a for
NAL dance. During this ol5t
year, there has been continued
progress, a staff of volunteer
workers being the most rec Nit
addition.
The new officers of the H st
ess Club were installed by Rev.
M. J. Minor and are as follows:
Cynthia BelgraveS, pres; Elsie
Austin, V. pres; Anne joseph,
cor. Secy.; Nayhola Wood, rec.
secy.; Sara Conyers, auditor.
Mr.. Williams gave an ad I.ess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07

an original 10 DOOR car. tires like
new direct from original owner sacrifice
today SG35s trade easy terms WrigleY s
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SeDing Machines

Al SEWING machines, vacuum, washer
repairing, 500: free estimates. Buy,
sell Central Service Lenox 5000
EXPERT REPAIRS, all models sewing ma
chimes, guar. work; estimates. CA. 1888.
GOOD White or Singer, used machines
perfect running condition for only SIS. 90.
Used portable electrics S2i. so and up,
We Repair AL Makes
Call RIA. 035s for Free Estimates
White Sewing Machine Co. 1860 Library
SEWING machine and vacuum sweepe
service. Service charge 81. Twinbrool
222O5
SINGERS Whites serviced. others, 81 90
in homes. Free estimates. Ninemood
1890.
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OF THE cROP-L0OK THESE USED BARGAINS OVER TODAY
Camp Traiiers

CLOSEOUT OF GOOD CsED COACHES
1O6iO GRATloT. OPP. CITY AIRPORT
GLIDER. Covered Wagon. 40 trailers 10
select from; $3.50 down. $50 per month.
EAST SIDE-s-MILE AT GRATIoT
W. S.-1s649 w. Warren-14567 Livernois
LOANS-Refnd house trailers. Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 3O+O 4. Cd Blvd MA. O142.
NEW Covered Wagons; complete line.
Watson Trailer Sales, 5s2s East Smile.
TRAILER parts. accessories; also repair
parts: many other useful articles. Fed
erai Trailer. i9049 West Warren. open
daily and Sunday. 80.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list :
ings in the big Sunday Times Want AID
Sectioni
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Electric Refrigerators

REFRIGERATORS-Us sold as IL. $40.
MIDWAY, S29A Woodward.
SIT refrigerator. Call oregon 9540.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the biz sunday Times Want AID
Section
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Household Appliances

ALL VACUUM CLEANERS
Hoover S14 Eureka, Sl3: Royal Si9i
ElectroluX, S24. Also 200 others recondi-
toned and guaranteed for one year. New
vacuum cleaners. $40 up See Ben1amins
for ~ years vacuum cleaner specialists.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LfNERNOIS. I BLK. n. FENKELL
1850 GRATIOT AT emile ROAD, EAST
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 r. NJ
VACUUM CLEANERS-Hoovers Eureka
Westinghouse So e5. also brand new
cleaners drastically reduced. Lynch's. 1929
Livernois.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Furniture, Household Goods
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
Electric Washers

REBUILT washers with one year guaran
tee all makes. Alvey's Home Appliance
i2ll7 Grand River
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~ sAMpLE FURNlTrRr .

bper ewes q y. Ties and vea 10 . ,. m.
LIVING m suites iOgs above cost. save
fOtss Van Lockefn, i4ku1 C9Afeyo.X
LOUNGE CHAIRS AND OITOMANs-
Massive and comfortable VIDE seIectipn.
BE values. Floor SAMPLES. kcN Sgg -
WASHINGTON i36j GRATIOT
Duer Fgfrfrrn
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Automobiles Wanted

AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-4549
A BETTER price for junk cars; also
wrecks. S. q $. Auto Parts. TW. 1888.
A BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars
and trucks Olive $3.50
AGAIN we're paying top dollar Tor all
makes Earl Reddick. 1920 Lvernois.
A LATE model car wanted at once. Any
make or model: must have good tires
will pay cash In fun Mr.. Brand Trinity
Il -34f5.
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kJgs-DlscDnttrue patterns plenty VI
s1i2 fizes inclufed. S3R discount, D
traces. rDiJrS and patterns ROGERS CO..
vital outlet. 26l6 East Grand Blvd
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AVE 6ga "a Hung rosm end bsdf0om
se's. So FurnnEre, 1872 gfaUoL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07

FURSITCRE-BkAND NEW TERMS
f9s z-pc. nviEg room suite ...........Sss
kse modern. 3-pc bedroom set........ ~
fl2q bedroom. 3-pC. massive ......... ss
t-rOom Home Ouiff complete. ........ o.
tnc.uces parior suite extra chair. rar
bedroom suite, large dinette. s-pc. kitchen
s.t tables. Tampa, pillows. al four Sample
groups.
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A GUARANTEED living room suite sale
2-Iece tapestry suite. $40. 2-piece velour
suite $50; 2-pece mOhair suite. $50; ?
piece frieze suite. SOS. one year 90 pay
IS suites 10 choose from IN all culors. Kent
Co, l54i1 Lyernois, 2 blocks north Of
Fenkel Open every evening.
A NV $50 lounge chair; sacrifice, SIS
BERNEY, 6347 MACK
A $50 90 Reclaimed qxi2 Rug $500
BERNEY, 6347 MACK
a Si5u reclaimed 3-piece Twins rm. suite,
$50 BERNEY, 63i7 MACK.
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IDE soTo-ie3e 2-door: radio. heater !:
motor overhauled: tires like new. Owner,
l317s Jacobs. Hamtramck. Trinity 1929,
lany day until u, m
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BEDROOM outht-lO-pc., complete SIS. SO.
Martin Furniture. 6747 Michigan.
BEST buys in unclaimed furniture and fac.
tory clUseoUts YCu'N save W % sos.
General Open ewes 56s5 Grand River.
BEDROOM BAKGAlN-Flne 5-pc ped
rVom suite including $685. 80 American
Beauty mattress and box spring. Terms
Our S179 value On sale at........ SIS. %
WAsHISGTOS-13G5 GEATiOT
Omen EveuirEF
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1850 WOODWARD

DE soTo-193g 4-door de luxe trunk Sc
dan; radio and heater, good tires; Sis5
1-3 down. will trade. Law A. Kowalk
1901 Livernois NOrthlawn q52q
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Radio Service
Machinery and Supplies
Snaps

NEW roller bearing grinder and mot
645i Barrie or 6565 Greenfield
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Wanted Miscellaneous

IA FURNITURE buyer wants good furni-
ture at once. Tyler 1929
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DE SOTO 1910 2-DOOR TRUNK SEDAN
l2-tone gray finish, radio and heater. An
exceptionally clean car. Can finance. S440.
Ra1anCe trade
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$500
Central Stores
405S Fenkell, l Blk. E. Livernois
American Beauty Mattresses

$685. value Fully guaranteed. few
samples left: sacrifice al Sl6.y3.
Washington. 1885 GfatiOt open evenings
APPLIANCES. hiEh-grsde furniture, real
barP Hayden's Service. 2ulOi Llyernois.
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RUSS DAWSON

'FoRD-ig41 super DE luxe 4-door sedan
radio heater. Al: S545. 1918 Livernois
FORD 1888 station wagon; low mileage
good rubber. Better hurry. 25J6 Cort
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Tres--Used
Anto acknowledgements
Motorcycles and Bicycles

READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results
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DEC- "a "a IN u

DEC. % TO Jan. p
Capricorn - NJ nor matters,
familiar work, study and atten-
ton to home and personal affairs
on preferred list. You may have
TO urge yourself to make neces-
sary Roadway in other activities.
Jan. % TO FEE. "a
Aqudri,tS-You may be limited
in scope Of activity now but you
need never be limited in quality
or method Your intuition. bust
ness acumen and mental maneu-
variability should have freer
scope,
FEB. II TO MARCH ~
Ptsccs-Don't slip up today
even if the going is a little diff
ficult. Turn new ideas into prac-
tical working units; muster all
your initiative TO put across
your Job.
A CHILD born on this day:
Steady, independent, unafraid Of
LIES problems and disappoint-
ments. Must learn 10 bear
patiently with those equally
ambitious and self-assured. Can
60 places when willing 10 heed
as well As give sound advice ard
instructions.
copyush, 1912. by KING Features
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DECORATE BLANKET

WELCOME TIE new baby
with crib or carriage cover
decorated by Mary's little lamb.
This frolicSome animal may be
embroidered very quickly in
blanket stitch, with the flowers
made in simple lazy-daisy stitch
Pattern 1856 contains a trans
fer pattern of 15Xl5t and a
mp inch motif; illustrations of
the stitches; materials required.
Send IL cents in CONS for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square Detroit, Mich. Owing TO
customs regulations. orders for
patterns 10 Canadian dcStina-
tions cannot be filled.
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MARCH Fl TO APRIL

MARCH eI TO APRIL IN
Arirs--A fuller. more generous
day than yesterday. Keep going
and do not forsake important
ISSUES for lesser matters. Have
poise and patience with details
and instructions.
APRIL 81 TO MAY "a
Tnur Will be on The
friendly side with your help.
Great care must be maintained
IN agreements. contracts, impor-
tant negotiations. Don't plunge
ahead without forethought.
WAY II TO JUNE n
Comm - Strict attention 70
duty, emotional control. forti-
,ude. No need take risks just for
adventure. The unexpected is
likely to happen-be prepared,
act promptly but quickly; be col
lected.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cameo Familiar matters,
making corrections and improve
ments, paving the way for future
action favored more than start
ing new projects unless the lat
ter are vital, pressing.
July - To AUG. -
Lco--Complete unfinished busi-
ness, speed up production whore
imperative. 20 about usual duties
with sensible determination. In
duStry, handling essential COM
modities, study are among first
favored.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. IS
Iirgo-Take things slower II
necessary, even a bit easier. and
in the long run you'll accomplish
more. This does not mean 10
hesitate too long and lose advan-
tages or gains. It's wise at GER
tain times 10 move cautiously
and without nervous strain.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
L / bra Matters requiring
study. ingenious handling and
intuitive planning can prove un-
usually successful this sort Of
day. BE economical in use Of
materials, expenditure Of time
and money.
OCT. u TO NOV. -
Scorp Certain friendly
planetary CONGREGATIONS in early
a. m. for planes, but balance Of
day urges against complacency
and too cock-sure attitude. You
can advance but you will have TO
work harder for il.
NOV. % TO DEC. S2
Sdgittdrius-If shopping, max
ing important decisions. seeking
interviews with superiors or
executives, be mindful of values
value Of time, speech. courtesy
and knowing how to listen well.
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usually at very early age.
Generally a dotlng or thought
less mother is responsible.
Ego is as well developed al
8 months as AT so years. The
youngster receives too much at
tention-or too little. Where
upon he proceeds 10 seek COM
penSatlon or revenge.
Instead of developing nor
mally the bruised spirit becomes
'fixed" at an infantile period
the baby crouch becomes a life
long obseSsion.
You have seen il happening.
Famous and talented men Of
50 still boasting childishly, 10
offset humiliations suffered long
since IN some tenement alley.
Ncurotic women dominating a