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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
Uvcd 18. martu.

Uvcd Is. martu.
! Ako ie istina da vladaJnca Ria
81 rrdi Il obratnom razmefu pre-
'yrS ma svon1e stfanu. vara rrre's~~
uzeti "a istinu da kapitalisti sVug-
de behu groZno zastraseni Il onin
burnim danima cd Is. marta do
2l. maia 1871. Da su izfablllVae'
oeekivali "nerede" Il Parizu. bese
iasno il dopisa londonskih ! nlu-
iorskih novina kroz sedmice kole
su prethodile dramatstlm doga-
diaiima lS. marta jutro Ia
Montmartskom brezuljku. No]ska
hvalisavog avanturiste, Lula Bo-
naparta, bese pretrpela strasan
poraz cd strane Prusa, j sam Bo-
naparte bese zarobljen. Ia vreme
| kad su Prusi leteli prema Parizu.
svi parizani sposobni "a borbu
behu organizovani Nacionalnu
Gardu i spremljeni da brane svoj
grad. Imperija propadne "kao ku-
ca cd karata' i narod Pariza doz-
voli svoiim predstavnicima da for
miraiu "Vladu Narodne Odbrane".
Ne prodje mnogo dana pre- nego
sto bese ocevidno da Sc ia vlada
protivi oruzanom proletarilatu.
Da lie vladina odbrana bila izdaj-,
nicka glumacka, to je stvar re-
korda. Dok je vlada iavno prkosi-
la Prusima, ona sc privatno spre-
mala "a kapitulaciju. kroz 13l
mukotrpni dan, radnici Pariza
podnesose opsadu grada dok su
niihovi Bonapartisticki zapoved
nici "menjali, II svoioi intimnoj
korespodenciji, besramne sale 0
dobro razumevanom ruglu odbra-
me-" (Marks) Pariz je kapitulirao
ma %. januara 1871, cali sa TAX
vom casti "a kakovu Sc nije rani-
je culo u militarnoj istoriii." EN-
gels) Tvrdjave behu predane, Mo-
bilna Garda Sc razoruzala, ali Ma
cionalna Garda zadrzi svoje oru-
zje. Prusi okupirase kao "znak"
tex nekoliko perivoja povlacise
Sc do vrdjenih pozicija izvan
mesta.
Pariz Mora Biti Razoruzan!
Ali ostane iedna smetnja ma pu-
tn izdajnika 1871. Njihova reak-
cionarna konspiracija bese bloki-
rama cd strane oruzanog PariZa.
Nacionalna Garda je sama kupi-
la svoje oruzje sa pretplatama
koie su sami sakupili. To oruzie
oni odbise predati. "Vlada Ma
rodne Odbrane" sa Theron ma ce-
lu, ostane ma vlasti, uprkos svo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
Komunardovci II
KapitalistiCkim Ocima.

Njujorska Tribuna uvodnicki o.
bavesti svoje citaoca da ie "rulla
II stvarnom posedu francuske pre-
stonice.' "Jasno je da mrznja IN
spirise rulju, da ia rulja slepo
hrli rusenju. svakog znaka Wade
i reda." To "rusenje' sc sastojalo
u tome da ie dozvolieno kapitalis-
tickim politicarima da dezertira-
(Eastavak ma 8. stfani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
SA
KLASNOG
FRONTA

SEATTLE, Wash. - Pri kraju
februara, radnici Boeing Aircraft
pocnu Sc buniti protiv oklevanja
War Labor Boarda II pitanju tra-
zene povisice njihove mizerne ma
jamnice cd 62l2 cent? ma sat.
Burzoaska stampa napadala je
radnika Cd prvog dana njihovog
protesta, pokusavala da raspiri
strasti protiv radnika optuzujuci
in da sprecavaju gradnju velikih
bombasa. To bese ocita laz. U
stvari radnici nisu nj stralkovali,
oni su ma svoje vreme demonstra-
tovali protiv oklevanja. Sam Fran
cisco Examiner cak preporuci da
Sc "strajkase" strelja.
Izgleda da sve pretnje nisu BIZ
lie II stanju da radnike uvere da
je 6212 centa ma sat plata sa ko-
jom Sc moze ziveti. Ma pretnje i
optuzbe, radnici odgovorise da su
"siti do grla.'
Konacno, ma 3. marta, WPB o.
dobri povisicu cd Az centa ma sat,
ma mesto 271a cent? kako su rad
nici trazili. Junijski predstavnici
nazvase tn povisicu "krajnom ne
pravdom".
tako avijonska industrial ko-
ia prosle godine podvostruci svoj
profit (samo jedna cd tih korpo-
racija ina profit cd skoro $4,000
OO0) upreze sve sile ekonomije i
politike II pokusaju da primora
svoje robove da rade "a 6212 cen
ii ma sat.
NEW YORY, N. Y. = Pregovo-
ri sc vode izmedju predstavnika
Ujedinjenih Rudarskih Radnika i
vlasnika ugljenokopa. Do sada ne
ma nikakvog znaka da &c Sc doci
do skorop sporazuma. Junija ira
Ii povisicu cd $500 ma dan S8.-
90 ma mesto $500 ma dan "a os-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
M4ASA REDS TV A:
!" sxl

|N Prosvecivanje radnicks
klase u -duhu Marksizma;
da su rad kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelj; Orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase II
jednu RevOluciOnarnu Po-
litiCku Partiju "a Osvaja-
ME j razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
niz0vanje radrika i II jed
nu rcvOlucionarnu Indus
trijalnu Ju1iju "a uzima-
ME, drzahje j kretanje
svih zemaljskih Industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18

ASA SYRIA: UnHte-
~ ME kapitalistitkog u
redjenja; unHtaaje najan-
neg ropstva radnitke kia-
sc; prena4anje svih zemaij-
skin industrija U ruke or
ganizovanih proizvOdjaca;
svako m radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslo
b0djenje { clog covecan-
stva Cd morije Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Slo-
bOdne Zajednice Drugova
i Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Republic Rada.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

de este niho que yo Quiero.
La luz lie bes6 la boca, la madre
lie durmi6 cantando, y porque ma
maba mucho quiso una vez rega-
mario, pero las madres negras tam
bi6n quieren y ell niho siguio ma
mando.
Sobre su piel llorando, Ell pre-
iuicio esta bailando. Baila ell ham,
bre sobre ell vientre y desmaya la
pupila, y en- cenizas muertas ba-
ma ell color de su figura.
La madre aprieta los puhos y
SC lie llenan los ojos de cristales
que fulguran:
Pedazo de sombra oscura, su hi
10 ha nacido muerto en- muerte
del amor blanco.
Muerto aver en- ata1d de hue
sos blancos y siempre muerto en-
ell negro feretro de su negra piel!
Amarga hierba en- La frente,
amarga hiel en- la boca. Ella ire
para los montes y dara su voz al
viento para que reparta cantos a
todos los que estan muertos.
Mahana, dos veces vivo, estira-
RI Ell nifo negro su negra piel sin
colorl
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
EN- Ell "RAQUETERISMO"
Por WILLIAM E. WEEKS

Movie la cabeza afirmativa-
mente ell sacerdote y miro hacia
otro lado.
Pablo fumaba en- silencio y SOL
taba cada bocanada de hume CO.
mo 81 fuese un tesoro. Despues IT,
no la colilla.
-Listo estoy, Padre. No ne
cesito ~guardias. NADIA mas que US
ted y yo.
Sc abrio la puerta de la casa de
la muerte. Llevando ell crucifijo
delante de Ell, ell padre Murphy
cruz6 ell dintel, seguido por Pablo.
Caminaba Sella firmemente, con
la cabeza alta, miranda de frente.
lie latfa ell corazon apresurada-
mente, como 81 fuera a estallarle
dentro del pecho. Sentia que lie
temblaban las piernas; pero Sc
guia caminando 10 mismo.
No RI tan duro morir cuando
pensaba en- que vivian hombres
como Eppingham, Lebovitz y Hal
lett; no era tan duro cuando pen
saba que la justicia hacia cosas CO.
mo esta.
Luego la puerta Sc cerro detras
de Ell.
Unos minutes mas tarde las lu-
ces de la prisi6n perdieron fulgor,
Cruzaba la corriente. Brillaron
entonces de nuevO.
liza justicia estaba satisfecha!
FIN.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
AZ

ma nueva solicitud de con-
e nv.,,i6n fue hecha para ell pro-
..,'o de comprobar los hechos
,I I,,a pOr ell declarante'
Calvin sostuvo que su cliente
dsbia ser mandado a la silla
ls.trica hasta que Ell asesino no
.'..s encontrado y confrontado
IN 81 testigO que lie acusaba.
HsIlett representa- al departa-
INTO de policia y al Fiscal. Dijo
=. babia investigate las activi-
SsJe, de o'Brien en- ell tempo en-
mo Sc cometiera ell crimen y que
II habia marchado de la ciudad
h. dias antes de que Tony fuera
|aimpiadO".
Calvin sigui6 luchando. Trato
Ia obtener una suspension de la
,ondena con ell prop6sito de en-
.oDtrar a O'Brien, pero no fue
e~Omulacido. iY asi pasaron los
Alas hasta la nefasta noche del "a
lie dieiembre!
POGO mas hay que decir. En- las
e.lles Sc Dian los canticos de Ma
Vidad.
Paz en- la terra a los hombres
h buena voiuntad, Sc LEILA en- los
earteles. La Navidad solo viene
ma vez al ano, y cast siempre
|trae algeria.
Todo ell mundo Sc siente feliz o
|trata de sentirse feliz.
Made Sc inquietaba por ell rec
que ola los latidos de su corazon
N contaba los minutes que lie fal-
taban Dor vivir en- la TERRA.
AL llegar la medianoche, ell pa
Dire Murphy, ell capellan de la pri-
sion, entr6 en- la zelda de Pablo.
-Ha llegado la bora, Pablo
1e dijO ell sacerdote.
-iPuedo fumar otro cigarrillo
mas!
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
CGntos de Odio D de VengGnzd
POr Gerpasio RieumOnt

FOf GefDdSt0 KleUnlOnt
susanna, Jacques, Pedrito, todos
los nihos del barrio, todos los nj
nos de las tierras sin guerra, We
mid de mi mano, cerrada la boca
Y apretado Ell puno, al encuentro
con la emocion adulta Y asombra-
dora. Vamos a asomarnos a las
vitrinas sin contornos del bazaar
de ninos.
Tus ojos Sc han agrandado al
guna vez ante la illusion asida, Y
han rendido su luz bajo la luz de
los astros en- noche serena, meci-
da al viento una cancion de cuna.
Sobre ell libro de lectura quedaba
alberto ell album que recoge las
aventuras de un dorado dragon de
igneo ~aliento. Al principle tie a
sustabas mucho, pero va la leyen-
da to es familiar Y suenas con-
fiado. En- un angulo del suelo con
vertido en- diminuto parque de ar
tilleria, tienes canones, tanques!
aviones v soldaditos de plomo. Jue
gas con ellos a la guerra como
juegas en- tn imagination con ell
dragon igneo y traglodita.
TIL no sabes, mi amiguito, ell
real significado del dragon y la
guerra. 81 la vida fuera un sue
no, yo lucharfa por conservarte
tus dulces suenos inocentes. Pero
la vida es un insomne batallar te-
rrible. Por ESQ no importa ell SUI
fir que provoque ell ~encuentro.
Vamos de la mano a las vitrinas
del bazaar de ninos, donde la bar
barrie fascista exhibe entire altos
cristales, frescos retonos ensan-
grentados Y claras pupilas sin bri-
Ito. Quiero que ell recuerdo tie a
compane siempre como arma y
Que nunca mas tengas tn, o gene
racion alguna, ell penoso deber de
llevar a tus ninos a este bazar
transido de frustracion y de cri-
men.
Como en- esos peliculas donde
una voz sin origen descorre ante
nuestro entendimiento las corti-
mas de una trama intrincada, yo
te dire a modo de cuento algunas
palabras desplegadas. Tu tiernc
coraz6n tiene que ir cobrando POGO
a POGO la consistencia que recla'
ma ell continente aspero y bruta.
de Ia vida hirviente de nuestros
dfas. Solo asi podras desempenal
CON honor tn future papel ciuda'
dano. Porque manana tendras que
ser ell hombre de acerO que culmi
ne la obra bosquejada, ilmpia Va
Ia terra de sangre y de horror
convertible la simiente en- fruto
la venganza en- obra acabada.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
BAZAAR PARA NINOS

AL tempo ell fenomeno sc fue
definiendo. D6biles e irregulares
lineas de luz empezaron a demar-
car los contornos de la gran SOM
bra. Fue como un eclipse total.
Los eclipses son fugaces. Y sobre
la terra Sc trabo batalla entire la
luz Y la sombra, la justicia y la
barbarie, en- una pelea de vida o
muerte.
En- las manos de los hombres sc
gestaba un acontecimiento de cos
micas dimensiones. FL esfuerzo de
las mayorias lograba imponer su
~presencia Y su resistencia. TOda-
via habia luz sobre ell mundo.
Era la gran sombra, un dragon
que guerra todas las tierras y to-
dos los mares. I'm monstruo que
solo traia dos palabras para to-
dos los pueblos: esclavitud o muer
tie; que de~spedazaba nihos Y mu-
jeres, hombres Y ciudades, cons
ciente del dano que causaba. I'm
asesino cientifico y refinado para
cuyos crimenes va no puede haber
caStigo, porque nj hay castigo SUI
ficiente para quien intente privar
a nuestro planeta de calor, a los
pueblos de libertad, o a los ninos
de algeria.
Era IN dragon de piel de acero
cue solo miraba con la pupila a
lumbrada del canon active; un
monstruo de carne y metal gesta-
do en- ell esfuerzo de las mas re-
accionarias oligarquias financie-
ras, ansiosas de que la injusticia
prevalence sobre ell destino de mi
Homes de seres. Era ell fascismo
aleman Y sus hijos predilectos.
Esta es la real historic del Ora
g6n. Vamos ahora amiguitos, al
encuentro con 10 mas nefando de
su obra sin nombre.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Envuelto en- sombras muerto es-
IA eli niho negro. Ell hijo del Du-
CO Sc convirti6 en- heroe cazando
nihos en- Abisinia sobre su avion
de combate. En- heroe fascista, des
de luego. va ell joven Victorio no
nodra incendiar mas aldeas. As
oueado de su propio photo, SD a.
Won IN ola resolvio irse a terra
v estall6 como una bomba.
Con grito y sangre, como ma
cen todos los nihos, asi vino ell nj
no negro en- una manana clara.
Una jauria de siglos con colmillos
de negrero mordi6 Ell nacimiento
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

La noche exteDdio su sombra
densa sobre ell cielo Y sobre ell bri-
Ito de los atsros. iRecuerdas tn
cuarto cerrado cuando papa apa-
on Ia luz? Una frialdad medieval
Guerra llegar a los huesOs de los
bombres. Todos pensaron que la
luz solar habia dado paso perpe-
tue a las tinieblas. iSeria possible
que la vida rindiera u banderas
ante la muerte absolute?
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Parece una muheca rota, pero
es mucho mas que una muneca:
es una nina inglesa asesinada en-
Coventry. Por 10 linda, sin en-
barge, siempre sera muheca. Su
pelo de sol cae sobre la clara pu-
pila azul que no conOci6 ell altar
decor nj la noche. Miramos su
cuerpo y volvemos a repetir; no
es muneca. Su cuerpo no es de
pasta nj de paja. Su cuerpO es DE
carne Y de nervios, y roto esta
su coraz6n sin odio dentro del Pc
cho alberto. ROta la carne de sus
piernas v a la intemperie ell hueso.
Raiado ell grito de espanto de la
madre que qued6 huerfana jun
to a su nina muerta!
La gaceta., 1943-06-30

Entire blando plomo y recia san
gre ALI esta ell nino espanol, es-
trujado como una bandera. Rotas
las estrellas de sus ojos y abier-
tas las franjas de sus venas. A
biertas tambien la carne y la en-
trana. Bandera desgarrada flotan
do al viento. Manos libertarias co
seran tus heridas. Bandera ente-
ra dando sombra al portal de una
escuela. Guernica levantada y le-
yantados sus muertos, bajo la som
bra de tn bandera!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
League Plans
Final Meetinq
Of Season

THE LAST general meeting
Of the season Of the League Of
Catholic Women Will he held
Friday at ? o'clock IN the Ac-
tivities Building in Parsons
street.
Mrs. James p eummiskes
Will preside.
Reports will be given 10y the
standing committees.
Following the business meet
ing, Mrs Heath BallaGh, chair
man of the quarterly programs
Will present Miss Mary r Me
ManuS, who viii speak on India
The league viii hold its reg
ular open house for servlcomcn
Al the Activities Building an
Parsons street Sunday night
from 6 10 10 o'clock.
Members Of the 81. Joan Of
Arc Church unit of the league
viii he hOStcSSeS
Mrs. James + CummlSkoy
VIII welcome tho guests.
assisted by the executive board
and board Of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Thrift Shop Board
Elects Officers

TIE BOARD Of NeiGhbor-
hood Thrift Shop IN Crosse
Polnte held lis annual meeting
and returned all officers As
rouowS.JMrs Russell a Alger
chairman: Mrs, Claude MulkeN
president Mrs. Edwin Baker
VICE president; Mrs Andrew
H0rChkiSS. second vice proSi-
dent. Mrs. Edward A. Skae.
third e4ee president, Mrs CNriI
Moore. recording secretary, Mrs
George Nugcnt Monroe Ill as
SiStant. Mrs. A. C. Dickson
treasurer. and Mrs. LLOYD Mar
cntettc, assistant. Mrs John
FinkcnStaedt corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. William Bon
bright. assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Martha Haeeott
To Wed Aug. Il

FRIENDS OF Martha Hag-
gott were invited 10 the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Viii
liam s. Haggott, in Monica ave-
nue. for tea and to learn that
Miss Haggott and Walter Hen
derson Wrigley will be married
Aug. 81,
The news was revealed by
means of a large mirror framed
in green leaves over the fire
place in the living room. On the
mirror in red and white chalk
ink were written the names Of
the couple and an arrow plunged
through a heart on which the
wedding date was printed. on
either side Of the mirror were
large pictures Of the couple
A white lace cloth covered an
attractive tea table which was
conferred with a bouquet Of all
white flowers. Half-moon dishes
at-cach corner of-the table
were filled with orange bios
SONS and small vines. which
spilled over the edges and hung
down over the cloth
Mr.. Wrigley. whOtiS the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wrlglev
of Merton road, is a graduate NJ
the University Of Michigan and
was affiliated with Delta Tau
Delta fraternity.
The hrlde-eleCt attended Mich
igan State College for two years
and was graduated from Katha-
rine Gibbs School in Boston,
Mass, last June.
IT MARGARET. SMITH Of
the WAACs, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Smith of Mar!
borough ayente, Spent7e The
weekend with her parents, en-
route 10 Columbia s {. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Excitement K-PlenTY

THERE'S BEEN much excitement in the Frank Wer-
neken family. with 1t Frank Jr. arriving home from
Swannanoa ~ c.. for brief leave and his sister and
brotherin.law Russell Devlns and their months old
Jere arriving At the time from Normenta,
Quebec. . and family parties for them.
And Franks forthcoming marriage which takes place
tomorrow Mary and Margaret Church in Swannanoa.
Accompanied by Mr. Werneken. 1t. Frank returned
yesterday 10 MS post.
His fancee is Consea Antonone Of Brooklyn. ~ Y...
daughter Mrs Nicholas Anonone and the late Mr. An
tonone
But. to revert TO the family parties there was
dinner Sunday given by Mrs Werneken and Mrs Helm
A. Pickert the residence of the late Miss Anne d. Russell
80. Aunt Anne. host of nephews and nIeces
Present the Sherman Pecks who, had come up
from Cleveland for the weekend Mrs David Farrand and
her FIVE children the Wendell Goddards the John Ma
teers Birming CHAM. the George Russell Trues the
George Devns. George g. Russell. Philip RusseI and
Mrs. Augusn Megs of Flushing, /. L.. who Is visiting
her -n4atheF-4.-M Walter s. Rllsse4-----
open house held Sunday night at the Wenekens
residence Mckinley road Crosse Ponte Farms.
The George Devins entertained al dinner Monday night
for It. Frank Weneken and the Russell Devins. and to-
night the George R4sse entertaining the Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Guest Of Honor Missing

PARTY without The guest OF h0n0r :. was Tnen
shower last night the Detroit Golf Club. given by
and Shirley Ann Gibbs. for brideeect Gerry Mar
Gerry was away. down in Charleston s. c.,
where had gone her Cadet Lee MarcouX
Who is III in the navy yard hospial....
"My brother FIRST said Gerry: as she
Boarded the for the South,
Because is Miss Navy she privileged to
visit her broher....
Her mother. Mrs. Leo j. Marcoux. was her proxy
AZ the party.
Gerry expected home tomorrow morning and there
still parties planned in her honor including
luncheon and personal shower...o he given June t..
by Mrs. Sam Keller the Keller residence West Six
Mile road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

Mrs G. Ogden Ellis Mrs.
W w Cnspn and Mrs Frank
Munger had lun q hCon to-
a foW~omc included Mrs.
Arthur SompInor &c.. Mrs Carl
shelton 49,. Mrs. James Hush
fc.d and Mrs Charles Wight -
Mrs Dunn ChdScv had come
iu from Port Huron and was
ImchIrg with Mrs. r. C.-RISe-
borough 60. Mrs George Schadt
and MIS- Theodore Richter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Mrs. Bookmyer
Entertains Son

MRS. RALPH BOOKMYER
beamed happily yesterday as
she went about her duties as
chairman of tho Red Cross unit
AT Detroit Golf Club.
Her second son. Robert, who
arrived early Tuesday morning
from William and Mary College
and Will be here until the end
OF the month when he Will 60
on duty with the L. S. Navy al
Chapel Hill y, G..
Ralph Jr. is a first class phi
vate in tho army and is sta
toned on the Pacific Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Miss StiffIer Graduated

MISS JOANNE r. STIFtE,-
FLER. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. 3. Suffler Of Popploton
drive. Birmingham. was gTadu-
ated from House in the Pines,
Norton Mass, yesterday after
completing the general course
Of the Cornish School for Girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Expected Home

MIR. AND MRS r. r. VIGEE
Of Wildemcre are expected
home the latter part OF tins
week from New York City,
where they have been visiting
and staying az the Waldorf-
Astoria since last Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
MARCR FL TO APRIL 2O

~ ~ ~ - I 4 - - - -
Aries Refuse to ne easily
ila.ttatad- or apgered today and
thus avoid misunderstanding.
Unpleasant relations with those
with whom you must work and
associate do not promote the
best work or greatest produc-
tion-what we are after today.
Tricky influences.
arm II TO MAY 20
Touus-Very friendly vibra-
tions. Business and private
affairs equally sponsored. You
are advised, though, not 10 give
way 10 emotions or make unnec-
essarv changes i'm systems or
work now running prohtably and
smoothly.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 81
GcDuHi 49, Maintain calm no
matter how trying or difficult
Your work or those with whom
YOU come in contact. Smile down
their grouchiness and don't force
Your opinions. State your case
lutelhgently. point ont the good
IN what YOU are promoting or
selling, then LET IT rest.
JTNE oe TO JiLY %
C0Hccr Promising for your
interests. Results will be good,
especially il YOU work diligently
ana cheerLLlIX.- Curh any ten
dency 10 restlesSuess that would
divert you from essential duties.
JLLY % TO AUG. p
Lot YOU conserve your
energy by concentrating on nee
essary and important matters,
youll score all right today. Best
hours for work are in a. m. Eve
nlng suggests quiet, relaxation.
honey, social affairs.
AUG. IS. TO SEPT. %
I--rgc=Yiou can make advance
ment in profession or trade. Give
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JAN. p TO FEE. %
FEB. p 70 MARCH 20

A CHILD horn on this day:
Versatility, artistic talent; lit
erary ability high. Must concen-
trate diligently to achieve even
though he or she does not like
routine. Tactful, likahle, genial,
fond Of pleasures Outlines i'm
practical IN business ventures
Good looks its heritage. Should
seek through strength and COM
fort In prayer.
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news and happiness when YOU
least expect it. Also favored:
Roadway in your Job and any
worthy undertakings in which
you are interested.
JAN. p TO FEB. %
AQUn'ius 49, Plan your days
schedule so that there viii he the
least possible interruption and
wasted motion. Your work and
other activities should be 50 chan
neled that the most fruitful
results vii he obtained.
FEB. 2I 70 MARCH 20
Pisces - Similar indications
exist for you as for Aquarians
please read advice 10 them.
Garry on with your regular rou-
tine and unless emergencies
demand such, don't risk new VEN
lures.
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Birth dofe Of Sir Henry STAN
ley. noted African explorer;
Judy Garland. screen star.
copyright. 1913 nv KirE Features
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proper attention to health. You
may overdo in your desire 10
complete promised orders. Fine
period to exploit Nirgo's fnesse,
artistry and keen sense Of values.
SEPT. q TO OCT. 2S
T. b p n - Be original where
originality will enhance your
product, but don't refuse 10 fol-
low model as is essential in
manufacturing airplaneS, ma
chinery and other commodities
already established as perfected
Keep working on new ideas Of
worth. however.
OCT. p TO NOV. %
.Scoypio -- Less suspicious for
heart and other personal inter-
ests than for practical and essen
tia matters. Military, naval
and government interests ask
utmost cooperation and loyalty
Of the home front.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. %
SGgittofius-Watch your step!
Thoughtless haste and impa-
-tienee- can make waste. and
enemies. too. Follow middle
road and keep cheerful. New
ventures less favored than famil-
lar work, but face duties what
ever they may be.
-- DEC. 10 IAN
Capyicorn-Stars generous IN
YOU today. Looks like good
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NOT. 2s TO DEC. y

Capricoru-Stars generous To
YOU today. Looks like good
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Mrs. HEM ?. Williams -.