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La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Esta noche, en- Ell parque Gus
caden, ofrecera jim Downing su
primer programa de boreo profe
sional en- Ybor City desde que
fuera cerrada, hace algunos "a
nos, la Arena del Cfrculo Cuba
no.
Tres de los cOmbates, los prin
cipales, sc verificaran a ocho a.
saltos, de tres minutes de dura-
ci6n.
Allen Young McCorvey, un
fuerte pegador, tendra de con-
trincante a Clyde Hayes, de W.
shington, de quien Sc hacen
grandes elogios. Existe la inten-
ci6n, por parte de Jim, de ofre-
cerle al ganador I'm match con
Jose Legion, ell habit gladiator
cubano del peso weller.
McCorvey derrot6 Ell ano pa
sado a Moe Weiss, uno de Jos
hermanos de Weiss, cuando estt
era ell favorito.
Buster Carroll, pugil muy po'
pular en- Tampa, reapareceri
frente al soldado Smithers, de
campamento MacDill. Carroll e'
un veterano de centenares d.
combates y ell soldado inicia 81
carrera.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
Washington DC, 6h, De; CAiea-
go &c, oh, De.
SCBRE Ell JUEGO DE LAS
~ESTRELLAS CONFEREN-
CLARION DUROOHER Y Ell
PRESIDENTE DE LA LIGA
NACIONAL

New York, JUNO 26.-Sobr'
el juego de las estrellas de la:
grandes ligas, senalado para e.
fectuarse en- Polo Gronds ell dia
6 de julio, conferenciaron aqui
Leo Durocher, que dirigira la nc
,vena del circuito mas antique, Y
Ford Flick, ell pesidente de la Lii
ga Nacional.
Frick Y Durocher pasaron al
gun tempo comprobando los vo-
tos &c los directories de la Liga
Nacional, pero transcuriran al
gunos diag antes de que los ia
'nfticos puedan enterarse de La Sc
lecci6n hecha.
Todo 10 que produzca ell jue-
go, que comenzara a las $50 de
la tarde Y Sc terminara bajo las
luces, ira al Fondo de Bates y
Pelotas para los soldados.
Como un incentive mayor, los
peloteros escogidos iran a Cleve-
land y ALI jugaran, Ell dia Z, con
una novena de 'estrellas" del E.
jercito y la Marina. De los nue.
We desafios de "estrellas" veri-
ficados hasta la fecha, uno cada
ano, la Liga Americana ha CANA
do seis.
Sabese que los Gigantes y bod
gers estaran bien Representatives
en- la novena de la Nacional.
Entire los que Sc dan p0r Sc
ga1roS, figuran Johnny Mize, q.
Marcia al frente de la Liga en-
"jonrrones" y carreras impulsa-
das; Peter Reiser, campeon al
bate el ano pasado y que en- este
sigue bateando bien; ell rejuve-
necido Joe Medwick, que Sc en-
cuentra a solo 6 puntos por de-
bajo del mejor bateador de Ia
Liga; los pitchers Wyatt, Melt
on, French, Mort Cooper, Pas
seau, y los juadores de cuadrc
Eddie Miller, Bob Elliott y Ray
Lamanno.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

El veterano JOHNNY Allen do
min6 aver a los Rojos de Cincin
att, dejandolos sin carreras.
Ray Starr empez6 el desafio
.por los vapUleados Y lie relieve
Quedaron en- las bases, del
Cincinnati, 70 peloteros. Peter
Reiser aport6 dos hits y uno Joe
Medwick.
Cincinnati 0c, 5h, Oe; Brook
lyn &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

All Smith lanz0 magistralmer
tie y los AtGeticos Sc quedaron en-
una carrera, con cinco hits.
Wolff fue Ell pitcher strOpsllado,
Con siete hits los mdios anota-
ron cuatro wees. HOckett ba-
.te6 de 'cuatro esquinas' y Mack
de tres.
Fue la cuarta victoria cOnse-
'cutiva de Smith.
Philadelphia 1c, 5h, De; Cleve
land c, IN, lie.
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Ross dej6 en- blanco a los Sc
nadoresf limitando sus hits a
seis. LIE TOGO a Hudson la derro-
ia. a..
Estalella fue mandado a ba-
tear de "emergencia" y no pudO
f'conectar", Vernon y Early, de
dos derrotados, pegaron dos hits
cada uno,
Dos hits dispar6 tambien ell
jardlnero izquierdo de los CANA
dores, Wright,
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ra dsnRste d, Hughson, luespd de
cuatro tkunfps coneecptivos.
Jimmy Blopdworth descarg6'su
noveno cuadrangular del aho..,
La victoria Sc lie anot6 a White,
con Tebbets de catcher. Harris,
el jardinero derecho del Detroit
tdesearg6 tambien un "jonr6n".
Boston &c, 10h, 0a; Detroit 7c
Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Eee, con Hvznkddez De OatcAe
er, dejd . los Phitses en- una cae
rrsra y cinco hits. Ell "maltra-
to" lie correspondi6 al pitcher
Podgajny. Hernandez dispar6
un hit, en- tres wees al bate.
Chicago 7c, Oh, lie; Philadel-
!lphia lie, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

tel iOh, como sufro, como pa
deco l..

Recordaba el horror de 10 O.
currido, y seguia monologando:
He podido yer, 10 he visto
con toda claridad, TODD ell fondo
de miseria, de inmundicia Y de
maldad que encerraba el alma
de esa mujer; he podido conven-
cerme, me he convencido de one
no me guerra, de que me odiaba.
de que es una lcca, una vampi-
resa, que solo busca en- los hom-
bres el placer, ell vicio, ell capri
cho..., que tiene alma Y coraz6n
de ramera, de mUjer de la ca
lle... lily, sin embargo, la sligo
adorando ,digo NAL, la sligo lido
latrando!l!...
Sc quedaba entonces inm6vil.
medic Incorporate en- ell lecho.
con la vista perdida en- un pun
to cualquiera del espacio.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres Sc despertaron en-
la octava entrada, hicieron sells
carreras venciepdo a los Medals
,RoJas de Boston, Fue la prime
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
intelligence, que liable ingl6s y
espahol. No es para un Joint,
Sueldo y propinas. Informan en-
esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

ST senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is,
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OEPO2TE
Ell PRIMER PROGRAMA DE
BOXEO PROFESSIONAL EN-
Ell PARQUE

Ell drbitrO q los jueces Serdn
BombTGdos pOr la Commission
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Gigantes y Piratas descansa-
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono 1892
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LA GACETA

FL peri6dico en- idioma EsPahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Happy, Tex,
| Brings Cheer to
| Many at YuIe

HAPPY, Tex, Nov. 21.-This town
OF about 900 persons, in addition to
enjoying its own Christmas cele-
bration, will provide a neat touch
for thousands of other persons over
the country again this year.
Requests already are coming in
from out-of-towners, who want the
Happy" postmark stamped on their
Christmas and New Year mail.
"The holiday season isn't the only
time when people write in," reports
M. M. Mcleod, local Santa Fe Rail-
road agent. Requests come in
throughout the year to have Happy
stamped on all sorts of wedding,
birthday and greeting cards"
The mail handled at Happy dur
ing the holiday season has been in
creasing steadily each year-indi-
eating the growth of the idea.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr,
Travel Editor.


Recognizing the pressing demand
for travel facilities to Florida, the
Office of Defense Transportation has
authorized two more trains daily
to the East Coast of the popular
winter resort State, beginning Sum-
day, December 6. At the same time
series of schedule changes will
be put in effect on number of
trains throughout the country to
reduce wear and tear on rail equip
ment by toning down high speeds.
Typical Of the lengthening of
elapsed time in the new schedules,
which also affect Florida stream
liners, are the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads service to and from Chicago
and other Midwestern points.
Schedule changes range from 20
minutes to an hour.
Although Joseph Eastman, de-
fense transportation chief, an
nounced early in the fall that the
number of trains would be frozen at
summer levels, presumably fore
stalling additional trains to Florida
for the winter season, the demand
convinced ODT that extra service
was needed to meet legitimate
travel. The Atlantic Coast Line
thus was authorized to operate a
second section of the East Coast
Champion and the Seaboard Rail-
way will put on an additional Silver
Meteor to Miami.
With every train and section of
both lines made up of coaches and
sleeping cars, the two railroads serv-
ing Florida from New York and
Washington will be running a total
of nine trains daily as the winter
season climbs toward its popularity
peak the first of next year
The additional East Coast Cham
pion, leaving Washington at 7:3O
pm, will be a 17-car streamliner
carrying IL Pullmans. 2 diners,
coaches and a combination car
Composed Of coaches and sleep
ing cars of the section-compartment-
drawing bedroom type, the Sea-
boards Silver Meteor No. Q will
leave Washington at 7 pm. The
year-round Meteor, leaving Wash
ington at ITO pm, will supply only
coach service to Miami On this
train, however, both coaches and
sleeping cars will continue to St
Petersburg and other West Coast
cities.
Schedule changes on December
reducing speed on the Glass / rail-
roads affect several Of the name
trains" of the Pennsylvania r. R
The running time of the Liberty
Limited to and from Chicago will
be increased 20 minutes. It will
depart from Washington at So;
pm, which is 20 minutes earlier
than at present. Eastbound, 1t viii
leave Chicago minutes earlier anc
arrive in Washington Is minute.
later.
The westbound Trail Blazer viii
leave Washington at its presen
time In the late afternoon, arriv'
ing in Chicago 80 minutes later thar
at present. Eastbound, this trair
will leave Chicago hours late
and arrive in Washington at 1926
two hours and SIS minutes later thar
at present.
The eastbound Pennsylvania viii
leave Chicago an hour earlier ane
arrive in Washington at the tim.
scheduled at present. Minor changes
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Here's How Florida Resort
Answers Wartime Queries

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Nov.
21.- Inquiries regarding wartime
conditions and winter tourist &C
commodations in the Sunshine City
are being answered by the local
Information Bureau as follows:
If I can get gasoline to drive to
st. Petersburg, will I be allowed
enough to return home in the
spring? The local rationing board
has announced that motorists
qualifications for receiving gas to
drive South will be considered ade-
quate for him to be allowed enough
fuel to return to his Northern home.
Is st. Petersburg occupied by the
Army? Less than one-fourth of st.
Petersburg's tourist accommodate tions
have been taken over by the mill
tary. Hotel and apartment facilities
are ample and suited to every taste
and budget.
Have rates been increased? All
rentals have been frozen, by Gov
ernment decree, as of last March /.
Are there areas in St. Petersburg
from which civilians are barred?
All parts of st. Petersburg are open
to civilians, including Recreation
Pier and the water front. The only
exceptions are the actual buildings
occupied by the military.
Are visitors permitted on the
beaches? Use of St. Petersburg's
beaches is as unrestricted as ever,
except after dark.
Is st. Petersburg blacked out at
night? Except for slight dimming
of bright signs and street lamps, the
city is lighted after dark.
Is st. Petersburg continuing it's
entertainment program? ALI tourist
games and wide variety of sports,
cultural and general entertainment
events will continue as usual.
Is rail travel to st. Petersburg re-
stricted? BY making reservations
we'll in advance and avoiding week
end travel, the tourist can reach the
city by train with speed and COM
fort.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
The Travellers Notebook
Two More Trains Begin Daily Service to Florida
From Washington December 6, Supp'ementing
Service of Seven Now OPERATING
in schedule also include the Gotham
Limited, Red Arrow, and others.

in schedule also include the Gotham
Limited, Red Arrow, and others.
Scribblings: Says st. Petersburg.
Fla: THE average winter tempera-
ture Of st. Petersburg is within half
a degree of the average for Chicago
or New York in June"
Says Miami Beach: although
known as one of the most famous
tourist cities in the world. Miami
Beach does not have a tourist camp
or trailer park within the city
limits"
Opening November 80, Pennsyl-
vania's deer season lasts through De-
cember IL. spanning two Saturdays.
Southern Californias autumn is
peculiar if for no other reason than
the fact that the northern scene of
leaf-shedding trees Is a flop. Palms
change their topknot with little or
no noticeable alteration yearly.
When big palm fan" dies and
drops to the ground, it is put to work
as a fence stave, or a roof thatch
for picnic table.
Cape May, the New jersey sum-
mer resort, received its name about
the time the Pilgrims were estab-
fishing themselves on the Massa-
chusetts shore at Plymouth. Cor
nellus Jacobsen Mey. Hollander,
carefully inspected the shore along a
bay and river that the British called
Delaware, the Dutch Zuydt and the
Indians, Poutaxit. He sailed home
in the summer of 1920 to report his
survey along the "Zuydt Riviere." "
The bay was then given the name
New Port Mey' and the southern
point OF New Jersey became Cape
Mey The British later took over
and since then it has been MAY"
New to tourists. ancient to the
Indians participating in the Gallup
(N Mex ceremonial are the strange
dances. Here are some of the gyra-
tlons, by name: Snake. Horse Tail
Sun, Yei-ba-c -chai, Chicken Hawk
Butterfly, Commance, Devil Snow
bird. And there are more: Fire,
Wedding, Harvest, etc.
Montreal the bilingual metropolis
In Quebec, teaches both French anc
English to about 10000 children ir
273 public schools.
| So far not Cancelled is the 35th
Annual Convention of the 1nterna-
tlonal Showshoers' Union at Sher-
brooke, in Quebec Province, open
Evening star., 1942-11-22
ing for three days on January 1F
The meetings. arrangers expect d
crowd, which certainly sounds pos-l
sible without trains, buses and auto
mobiles.
Guests at Pinehurst
To Mark Thanksgiving

PINEHURST, Nov. 21.-With
number of cottages taken for the
season and its five hotels reporting
many guests in residence for the
winter, Pinehurst will celebrate
Thanksgiving with colorful festiv-
tiles this year. Families are escap-
ing the problems of city living, at
the same time being overnight from
New York and Washington.
Thanksgiving being an essential
family day, a pet show has been
added to the plans for the gymkhana
scheduled for the Carolina riding
ring that afternoon for the benefit
of the Associated Charities of Pine
hurst.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
.Stickers and Wood
10 Appear Next Year
AS License Plates
AAA Reports Only 5
States to Change Color
Under WPB Curb

Windshield stiCkers. date tabs and
even wooden license plates will orna-
ment Americas motor vehicles in
the year ahead as the result of in
genuity exercised by motor vehicle
departments in providing proof of
registration despite War Produc-
ton Board order curtailing use of
steel for this purpose by 80 per cent
This was reported yesterday by the
American Automobile Association in
its annual review of State license
plates to be provided in the year
ahead for the Nations motor
vehicles.
d. c. to Use Tab.
Half the States will continue use
of present license plates with the
addition OF small tab or strip Show
ing the year date. The tab principle
Is scheduled for the District of Co.
lumbia. Thirteen States will not
use steel even for this purpose, with
registration being shown by a wind
shield sticker Two States, Florida
and Massachusetts, will issue both
date tab and windshield sticker.
Pennsylvania. which now has a IL
cense plate denoting the geograph-
ical outline of the State. will carry
the note of individuality further with
q, date tab cut in the form of the
States symbol-a keystone.
Among the remaining States, a
variety of methods are being used.
Several States. including New York,
Mississippi. Rhode Island and South
Carolina, issued only one plate last
year, and will use the remaining
steel to issue one additional plate
this year. In most instances, the
steel had been manufactured into
plates and will have to be reproc-
essed.
Illinois will issue two plates made
from non essential material while
Arkansas is providing date tabs for
passenger cars and license plates
made from treated wood for trucks
and motorcycles.
Only Five Color Changes.
AS result of this metal-conser-
walton program, the annual gay
parade of new automobile license
plate colors has gone the way of
pants with cuffs for the duration.
Instead of the usual coming-ou
party for new license plates color
combinations, there will be only
five changes in color schemes in the
1943 license plates.
COlOradoS one new plate will he
yellow on black in place of the
present white on maroon; Illinois
plates, made from fiber board, will
be white on green in place of orange
on black; Mississippi is changing
from orange on blue to red or
cream; Wyoming plates. made priol
to the WPB order. will be orange
on black in place of black on white
and South Carolina is reversing its
present combination to provide yell
low numerals on a black background
Evening star., 1942-11-22

CHEVROLET 1889 two-door sedan: only
1900 miles, excellent condition through
out, heater, perfect Lpholstering. fine tires
newly Simonized: original owner: $465
cash Phone Adams 613O. apt, 206. Sun
6ay after 2: week days, to 7:30 pm
Evening star., 1942-11-22

CHEVROLET 1910 De Luxe Club Coupe
Maroon finish; S645. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. 18th st. NV. bet. K and L. RE. 1851.
Omen evenings until g.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

DODGE 4-door de luxe 1941 sedan; many
extra1: splendid condition. Owner, 1878
Sutterworth pl. NV. Emerson 6160.
DOT93E 1888 coupe excellent motor, 5
tires with rood treads; S196. CAL OXFORD
Evening star., 1942-11-22

in advance. America is at war; trains may bs
crowded; they may be delayed; travellers may be
inconvenience; you may have to wait for your
turn in the dining car. Remember, troops, war
supplies, get the right Of way ON all American
Railroads.
For tickets, reservations consult Edward PlacE.
$50 Seaboard Railway. ia 14th s. NV.
Washington, D. c. Telephone National 06sz.
All n,obilixed for Warl
Evening star., 1942-11-22
New Rution Bourd Hours

Scheduling of new Office hours to
expedite the work of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Commodity Rationing
Board. effective tomorrow, were an
nounced yesterday. The schedule
follows: Monday, am. to 3 pm:
Tuesday and Thursday, 9 am. to l
pm. and 7 to pm; Wednesday
and Friday, II am. to pm, and
Saturday 9 am. to pm.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dict. coupe; dark
red; excellent condition; fine tires, heater;
sell cheap. Dupont 4974.
sTuJDEBAKER 1910 Champion door
de luxe; overdrive, seat covers, Clmatizer,
raaioi ra, excellent client condition; $500. owner.
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion coupe:
T. e. a 4 NJ i1oe1 perfect and looks Ike new: only
Mons S7l Is57 14th t1S' North darsnsae0 a1ss SIM
WILLYS 1897 four-door sed., $3.50 cash;
car in very good condition. 1929 35th
WLLYs 1910 sedan only s345; radio:
private sacrifice; gas saver. 21O9 Benning
I'd. ne.
WnLYS 1887 sedan; tires smooth but
good. spare not SO good: averages 80 miles
Pot SdlloIl, BAOO. Sdll vienna llI-J.
IdREP TIL 940 OF Sa RAIIoNs @ i1spestiens, ete WIN
l550o; APPROX. 5000 mi. of rubber left.
Phone DE. 1918. No dealers.
PRdEs M BUY s4 y09 Chryser pe sofa Pontiac ToP
NC, 4slo Wisconsin: Or. 1850 '''-N''
OWNER has 1912 Mercury and 1912 Ford.
ehone MuS5 dpHse a Church % shsz 4s ys safree
Brook drive, Falls Church Va
cash. Williams Auto Sales goth and Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. s31s. Open evenings.
BEAUTIFUL BUICK 1910 de luxe con-
yertoe ou leatheg upholstery new top new
sonably priced. Phone AT 3074
COOP ASSORTMENT of used cars on hand
a. az an times. Terms to responsible parties.
Cars bousht II in good running condition.
Randolph 1856.
BEAUTIFUL FORD STATION WAGON
Absolutely perfect mechanically and in
exquisite condition with marvellous tires;
1915 cash. Apt. 4o4, Marlyn Apis, Both
and Cathedral.
Late model Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths.
Pry Motors 14th and R. l. ave, NV. and
18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE
Coupe, 1899: beautiful peary gray: radio.
heater white tires; s55o5; owner drafted,
must sell AID. 391S after 6 p m. only.
WANTED!
USED CARS AND TRUCKS,
ANY MAKE.
We Pay Highest
COAST-IN PONTIAC.
400 Block Fla. Ave. NE. AT. 1900.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
MAKE IT Easier FOR YOURSELF FOLLOW THESE WARTIME

Plan your trip carefully. Avoid disappointment
by buying roundtrip tickets and making your
going and return reservations well in advance.
Do not change your reservations in either direc.
tion once you have made them for you may not
be able TO secure similar accommodations Avoid
last minute cancellations. which prevent others
from using your reservations Travel light Take
only one piece Of baggage If possible. Check any
additional baggage to your destination two days
Evening star., 1942-11-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

IF YOU NEED A CLEAN CAR and good
y ". tires 1 will trade or sell my 194l
Pontlac sedanette. Mr.. Williams, ia. 1854
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
THREE U. s. FRONTS

Yet, the United States with a total army of around 100000 men, and with most of these still in the United States, must think of three fronts-Australia the Middle East and the prospective front in Europe
 Of course, American troops for the European front still are only a token force Actually England has enough men under arms to con- stitute an invading army. But the main problem facing both England and the United States is ships.
 Nazi announcements of ship sinkings show that they have a pretty good idea of U. S.-British ship tonnage, so it can be no se- cret that we lack not only the ships to keep big army supplied with munitions, but might find it very difficult to take an invading force across the channel in the first place, and keep it supplied in the second place.
 Third is the problem of landing on the European continent at all During the two years that the Nazia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29

have held the coast of France, Hol- land and Belgium, they have not been idle. They have taken al the French guns out of the Mag inot Line and studded the coast with them. This shore is probably better fortified than the British coast-and Hitler was not able to invade England.
 Therefore, the surest means oi pounding Hitler in Europe continues to be from the air And this un- doubtedly will be the chief U. S. British strategy. But despite tic almost super human obstacles, it is still considered absolutely necessary somehow or other, to get a land force on the Continent to set up a second front against Hitler. And the age of miracles is not over.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-29
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not comapep
SATURDAY. MAY 30

Again adverse planetary influ- ences dominate today Mars is in threatening aspect and there is a sign indicating difficulties for lead- CTS of the people.
 HEART AND HOME: Women are under evil portents under this sway which seems to presage severe trials for many. Changes in the manner of living will affect numbers at this time when there will be necessary arrangements for summer vacations. Girls who are engaged in war Work will realize the need of simplifying dress and eliminating many social activities. There is an aspect that presages transition which is of ulti- mate benefit.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Duels of words win be used by labor unions and legislators in discussing the perils of production that attend all serious disagreements between em- ployers and employees. The public will persist in deluging Congress with letters and telegrams which arouse suspicion regarding their origin. There is a sign which pre- sages a crisis that should bring about a lasting understanding to prevent delays in production neces- sary to war.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Needed re- creation for men in uniform will be provided in outdoor fields where athletics can be successful but dis cussion of the general program in- stituted by Government direction will continue. The railway lounges which are situated in many stations across the continent will prove help ful in the study of what most ap- peals to the boys in service. Music will gain in popularity, so will in- terpertations of war aims and at tainmentS.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: h. dia is under a good planetary di- rectlon. Jupiter StaIlonery III Ihe tenth house in Gandhi's horoscope is most promising, for the planet seems to presage his aid in bringing about a final agreement affecting favorably the divergent political views of Hindus and Mohammedans. Concessions by the British govern ment will stimulate magnificent effort.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of unusual events in which there will be good luck mingled with reverses.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be imaginative and artistic. They may have institutions that are almost inspirations.
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