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TEACHERS WANTED-Elementary ST..
q 5ps so1 800 ooo math lsoo-3,ooQ; science
industrial, S2,0O0-2, 800; physical educa
ton; Sl,400-2.500. and MANY others al
good salaries. Baltimore Teachers Agency
2Ih ~ Charles ST., Baltimore !, Maryland
TEACHERS, clerks, receptionists select
positions. NO CHARGE unless placed: TOP
salaries. NATL Teachers Agency (Est. 10
yrS.D. 1911 G st MA 2114
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED OAK, cut any size. SIS cord;
r. F D, Aide Va ooa
WOOD SF1o ID fireplace and stove. any length;
5000 per cord. Order now for immedia te
delivery D r Glascock, Fairfax, va,
Phone Fairfax 80.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak will cut
$50
TAKING ORDERS for cord wood, any size,
SIS cord. delivered. TR. 1897.
not heavy: near Laurel, Md DU 3O19.
FIREPLACE AND CORD WOOD, seasoned
ANY ZENITH, SIS cord Immediate delivery,
Kelly Tavern. Cap. Hts @55-W.
SEASONED OAK and pine flrewood $50
per cord, delivered. Call Woodley 6l46.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

Military schools. preparatory schools.
junior colleges, public and private schools
Adams Teachers Agency,
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV
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PERSONAL (cons)

ROOM AND BOARD CHILD from months
to 2 years ears old; priyate home, large yard;
| School for children recurring individualized
Instruction For information call Miss Ell
LADIES' HATS beautifully remodeled
blocked. cleaned, trimmed. Hats made
from fabrics, furs., feits. Stunning new
ASSISTANT NEEDED Ed in M nursery II kinder
garten small group; must live in. Call
TEACHER NEEDED in small superior
5 boa In nursery kinderearten live in,
VIII SHARE MY HOME with working
mother. Sabotage daughter Is, T or s;
care for child during day; reason. com
n fsr1nd l9L my Ss 1ttls GIRL Catholic pre-
PROMINENT WRITER'S WIDOW, must
eian reader nta ! viii make hourly arrange
FREE RENT IN nearby Arlington homo to
end who Will assume Housekeeping duties
Tor family OF 3 tparents workinel Child,
2es y5S- OLD 5oo Share Iood expenses House
dress reply Box "96-z Star.
SONG WRITER (amateurD wishes partner
tive TO c9d easi1r paTy must know music
d DO fee +o w.. Relief lief for pains and aches
arthrtis NERVOUSNESS S pies coids fu or
other aim ,nts: also relief for aching,
swollen feet. Lady naturopathic dr., 20
years experience, in charge SH 26S5.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Room and board
Tor children OF employed parents: suburban
nome: large grounds; / block from school,
6!ocks bus line. Box 4O7-V, Star 90
hEMoRRH0IDS eradicated by my own
method Results eff ctiye for a life
tlme or money back. Write fnr boo'-lo' NJ
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
io62 Columbia I'd Adams 1850
WANTED-Male blood donors, ages 81 to
443i SO Tor each service. Apply. Apt. SO.
1iou conn ave, $50 to 400 daily. except
SEMI INyALIDS' homelike atmosphere at
Sarty s. 1874 Harvard st. NV. Rates rea-
HENS, SOC Up: fast service; dressmakins
and alterations of all kinds Aladdin sew
FouR-WpAY w w II n" R EnGp n self
ssppneation assures results home serv.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Woooard II you are in need of a loan
up 10 $500 on your Signature.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, f-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI $3.50.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CHI. 1924.
ROBT B. SCOTT,
DENTAL LABORATORY,
koom Dol, WeStory Bldg, sos l4th St NV,
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
raise Teeth Repaired While You Wait
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CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSE, 4-year-old; reasonable,
THoRoUGHBRED CHESTNUT MARI, 3
i Srs; dig. wen broken. good jumper, gentle
. pEice. p II 30. Thomas gosegas. Beltssilie.
BAY MARE, about / 900 pounds good con-
dition: gentle: ride. drive, work anywhere.
piS NV ARRo %Esf fslRsS9 ss s5 ,.
reasonable. IT, sol Rear 736 18th
SELLING OUT PRIVATE STABLE beau
double or single; 2 experienced jumpers,
Saie ior man or woman; excellent manners;
bre Tdor fsIlorSs 500; emo old thoroush
wagon; Can be, seen on River I'd. first
brick house on left beyond congressionai
sTANDA Msi oil BRED GElprsG. unusual
qualities ride, drive. work; sacrifice, SIPS.
Top buggy and driving harness. perfect
ad9gnoaaltlon' sou. Can arrange delivery. WA.
2 BEAUTIFUL pinto ponies. 1 mare,
morse 500 each. Fast riding horses. CHI.
SADDLE HORSES, 500 to $3.50; also sad
eoys L9 PoR s9R3 < ny NE o72o;
ToGGENBERG. GOATS for sale. does, i
buck; good mixers, give ats: bargain.
HOGS, shoats pigs, sows and pigs, bred
SONS, one large boar; also several COWS,
WORK HORSE, large, / years Sod old, gentle,
SI20 Phone Silver Spring 0179.
SACRitICE HERD, registered. pure-hred,
Mrs Nj j., E. Thomson, 1923 Garfield st. n.w,,
HORSE FOR SALE. saddle and light Haul
ing, reasonable. vienna 124-w.
BUCKS. registered' Saanen and Togsen-
PURE Pgfsi e Guernsey sEIa cows, 4 yrs, belut,.
ful, large, gentle, easy mixers; S mobths
n calf TO- registered Guernsey bull. Tested.
REGisTTRED MORGAN SADDLE MARE.
. yrs, colts, both 16 months. excellent
hunter prospects, All are absolutely
a iGqaa' s sH s6si with papers, Owned in
MARE SEED SEED gyg0}rBer excellent condition;
RIDING HORSE. good jumper, sptTited:
HEs SsSo na ~, no use for same; W. D.
fsiTf fuF sSEniE M Ma 81 saa5
riding and work horses, equipment bopght
a a9a sod s ps stable Rg apurs
kueS road near East Riyerdale, Md. Var
/ BEAUTIFUL SPOT RIDING HORSE,
sider car in trade. Apply re rear u" 16sa E
HORSES, work and riding; cows, pigs, bay.
Victor $ Myers University lane. cohese
mouths Old. Phone Falls Church 1850.
and pony carts. harness and saddles Of
RIDING HoRsEs, several even T.. fine suitable
for lady or man; at farm, Anna polls JGnc-
GENTLE GUERNSEY MILK COW siving
salons per day. with 6-week-old hsifer
John Burdoft. Silver spring, Md. r. \ B.
No: >, Box B. Phone Ashton 3s46.
SALE-Thoroughbred bay gelding, S YEARS:
hands reas. GE. ASS 3f'
2 GOOD RIDING HORSES, . riding Cblts.
also ? work horses. all in Al condition;
GOATS, male and female. $40 each. AT.
1903: 904 F st. ne.
SHOATS FOR SALE, also young bows
ready to breed. Call Bowie 1927.
F'AWN GLEN GOAT DAIRY,
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DOCS, pETs. ETc. tcon,. +,

WANTED HOMES with fenced yards, Or in
cos snd iGr mixed yt2 erasers aoss poe
Tesistsred A. K. G. housebSo S: 0' f5i
&c y issds mai Sh sg'Rs S'3
BULLDOG. ali white. so lbs. male. 8 Year.
Old; excellent show and stud dog; cham
pion sired sIo9. Mr.; Hale. sH. 527s.
FOR SALE Or EXcHaN ss5le aSeg,E Nan.
a Mass v sl5S a0ss and sls pgDpss ksnne
COCKER PUfPiEs and Grown dos "a sfsts.
and, kennel equipment; closing out ZONE
Kennels g SIS Silver s SOW pF SSso Wire Hfyen
Two MALE KITTENS want good hbms.
GOOD HOME in suburbs for chIldfen's
pet wire fox terrier dog with pediEree. DE.
Will GIVE three kittens to good hdtnes.
COOKER sPASiEL PurPIEs. black. fs-
male. pure bred. ewes; after q an. Aday
BOXERS. loyal companion and protsStion
Tor the home; these outstanding ehamSion-
s iTea PUBS are ready for deiivery.ssfN MA.
cockEK sPaNiELs@closln out KENNELS:
a nus me- IN Army Ar blacks red ana Sniss
Harms between am. and 5 pm. Der
COCKER sPANrELs PUPPIES, from ptize-
winning parents Hollywood Kenheis.
Phone WA, 1884 or Berwyn 1879, d
a BoSToS w BULL; tive years old, blndl Of
dren. Phone Falls Church 1888. d..
PUPPIES, solden collie, revisterahle3l 1915
zach, George E. Whitesei. Mt. Crawford.
BOXER PUPS. excellent type, finest tifeed-
DTOsp ses Ssrs reasonable 40 SIND s..
KITTENS. slamese. pedi-reed. seal psint.
2l26 Lee highway, Arltneton Va
ssSds mons month. Cs ia 'ls sn fes iftslf
cockER spAS ffRhs Oh pe dISs. dive
sTay prices $40 and sI5. oxford E3s.
Dane America finest s0i boodi iasn 81 reas
M Ms Max 0 3. oates, MartinsDura n w va Va.
HEALTHY sIx-wKs. PUPS, part Kun.
sss s in, sissn sensls good watch oss.
544 dliis' Rlsss and chiilum Hi's roads, uA
IRISH SETTER, thoroughbred, A "a C.
| registered; Is mos old; ideal watch EjoS:
g0esT1g. affectionate. Telephone Silver sdrins1
BIRD DOG s w, WANTED - Must be pirtly
SSF on eo Wi d, buy Or keep for use q
LLsaygt9psyille ND aaithersbdrsw s.F- Ei'h'
sell: SO. 1855 New jersey ave. NV NV.
belgian HARE breeding buck. IS. sliso
GIRL, g.. will give good home to White
PEDIGREED RABBITS, juniors and seniors,
block Dutch; priced to sell: Ai ss'5o and and
C e kEaBls s SShSTfh qsa Iips
and and l lseaie Aex oa 4s4e Tor quick sale 25
scoTTIE PUPPIES, months, chantp on
stock, q K. c.; reas. 14oe Morse ST. ne.
CoCKERR sPANIELs, champion bred bun
psssry red t1n and black None bettsg Make
hunting, SIS. sH. 74f fsis 0io' e$efien'
Fred Sherry. 3 miles from Falls church
trafnc Isn't toward Leesburg. RouteE.
AFTERNOONS FREsH-MIxED BIRD SLED,
ATHERToNs PET SHOP,
619 st. NV. We deliver. MA. 47A2.
STURDY DOG FOOD. 1oc LB.s
| Wnolesome Balanced Ration.
s,a z3sfsS TsSsafsSD RFf 9 sE6f
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGSs
Lovely puppies ready to go.
| BEECH TREE FARM,
ANNADALE ROAD FALLS CHURCH. VA.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS.
MOST beautiful animal cemetery ins the
welcoms Call Kensington 152-M,
ANNOUNCING
AT STUD
Maralec Duke of Renidrag
Airedale Terrier.
RENIDRAG KENNELS.
, Mr., and Mrs. A. S, Gardiner, Jr
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

AMERICAN ROOF COATING. tin, Stag and
composition; 10-year leakproof guarantee.
BTILbiSG REPAIR' all kinds. cellar to
'S SSRprS ETffiRs TsllS Church l2l4M 70.
door locks Installed, roofs repaired and
CARPENTRY sneas gogGe apa sarge repairs,
CEMENT FINIsh Shine paste ring by sob.
Call DI. 5474. Buchanan, 722 9th st. n ".
FLOOR SANDING. reanishlng, waxing and
GENERA SnNrRar c HOME nsFr Rk h Ra cosedn
peTehes and foors. storm sash and DOORS 5.
R Rsipps rr ss IEs9do Sds 5SS
done by experts. La Sale Contracting Co.,
Al New YORK ave. NV, MA. 3s44. 500
HOUSE WIRING and fixtures. repair work
Get al R2se p and III sps
made. cleo. C. A. Maddiman Co, Ma. ol40.
n AND sz * 1927 painting and pa
pering, roof repairing and painting. no
p pafS SsSse AN T pbfa9po6RRa s
eeh che given; ! J. Dale. ei4 L st n W.
Interior s.m mad ss'E PSon. v4 IT,
PPhPERHANGING, PAINTING, special
PAPER HANGING, this week. only 81 per
room, 1913 washable, sunfast papers; WORK
guaranteed Michigan 5315
pLAsTERING, cement, brick and fiasstone
work. waterproofing; no Job too small,
PLAsTERiNG-prompt. guaranteed service
by careful. experienced man. Reference.
HQ. 23l5. District 0l22.
REWfRE your lamps and household ap-
planes. Glebe 1857.
ROOFING, Thinning, gutter, spouting:
free estimates. Clements and Son, 121
DoEs YoUR ROOF need painting or leaks
stopped? Reasonable. Call MI 1882
ADDITIONS. REPAIRING, REMODELING.
Any type. foundation to roof, any location;
lowest prices. guaranteed work
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-"lIfNI-IoI 7 II 0nI 7 EIs, T ans OLuICII IOI
GREEN GRASS.
lawns Just don't happen, but are the re-
suit, not only Of quality material and ex-
pert workmanship. but also of precision
timing with nature; preparation now fol-
lowed by sowing the very best, Just as near
Sept l as possible. Rich, black humus,
fertilized and ground fine, make poor soils
good and good soil better; $1,000 ton.
Beautiful, tall specimens evergreens, fine
for outdoor living rooms: colorful flag
stone walks, terraces, rock gardens. lily
pools, walls, outdoor fireplaces, drainage
mulchng, spraying, pruning and trans
planting Lincoln do95 AZ
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XMAS CYCI,AMFN
GREEN GRASS

. 900 heavy bin. large bud set
MEREDITH CAPPER, Falls Church 1917
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ROOMING HOUSE

Specially priced for quick sale-modern
10 rooms and 2 baths extra lavatory;
brick; completely redecorated ready to
move In good NV. section close to every
thing. See Francis Heigle. 14l7 l. st. NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
TELEPHONE COIIRSF

EASY, short. interesting: good-payine
positions, private and in Govt tipping free
WIN COURSE, Come IN today-new class.
CAPITAL PIX School,
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GREENWAY
SHOPPING CENTER

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker VI
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217 RE. $40
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MT. PLEASANT
3-story, bedrooms, > baths high base
nent. Wonderful income possibilities,
Must be sold Immediately. Price reduced
MckEEVER g. WHTTEFORD,
DI. G7O6. Ewes. SH 4hlS
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
KNOX SAID NO

Just to make absolutely sure they would not be called upon to dig up several million yards of tex tiles at the last minute, Procure ment officials actually got a writ ten commitment from no less than the Secretary of the Navy him self, Frank Knox, stating that there would be no change in uniforms.
 But Knox did not count upon his clothes-horse Commander of the Fleet, Admiral Ernest King. The Admiral came back from London wearing a green uniform nattlly got up for him by London tailor who caters to His Majesty's Navy It is the privilege of the Comman- der of the Fleet to wear any kind of uniform he wants, and King had let His Majesty's tailor use his imagination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
DIRK FOR PRESIDENT

Illinois Republican Representative Everett Dirksen, sometimes called "Thorn-in -FDR s-side," is taking seriously the talk of friends that he run for President of the United States.
 It all began when Dirksen attend ed an alumni meeting at the Uni versity of Minnesota, his alma mater, where the old grads started organizing Dirksen for President clubs. Now the distillery interests in Peoria, Ill, near where he lives have taken it up and 25 Congress sional colleagues will soon come out for Dirk for President"
 His most powerful backstage pusher is Earle Smith of the Illinois Farm Bureau, whose Con- gressional spokesman he has beer for many years.
 NOTE.-Dirksen voted against the anti-strike bill because he saic it was not fair to penalize all o1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15

When the Federal Government has to have 5000 lawyers the payroll to riddle the red tape and laws and directives of hydra-heade American bureaucracy, then it begins to look as if the Gov ernment for the people has taken a long jag down. hill
 That's the approximate number. When Senator Harry Byrd counted legal noses in the OPA office the number 2,700-50O of them in Washington to devise part of the regulations that fill five fat volumes and use Il 100000 words-the other 2200 of them scattered throughout the country to that they regulate
 The latest count shows only 1921 lawyers with the OPA but many others are working in investigat- ing, clerical and administrative positions with law degrees.
 Second largest bloc of lawyers is in the Depart ment of Justice which has 1900. These do not in- olure GMen, many of whom have had legal training.
 The Veterans Administration has 922 the Treas u1y has 446, 332 of them spending all time in come tax problems. The Department of the Interior has 267 and Jesse Jones REC, to be out, has less than 200 while the War Production Board lists
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
SEA TESTS

However. this wasn't all T h e natty green uniform of Admiral King, inspired in London, had to be taken out to sea on battle ship and subjected to camouflage tests to ascertain whether the enemy could see it. This required a lot of time and monkeying around. And finally slate gray was substituted for green.
 Then the clothes-horse admiral and his sartorial cohorts conceived the bright idea of saving gold braid by having the stripes on an off cer's sleeve run only half way around, instead of all the way around
 Accordingly such an order was issued. Only then did the sartorial admirals discover that to change these stripes would take exactly 275 1000 tailor man hours
 And tailors these days are harder to get than textiles.
 NOTE: Worst result of the new uniform is the fact that it makes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
What About Ammunition?
Alabama Conservation


 What about ammunition next fall? No matter what the topic of their conversation, bull sessions of sportsmen always get around to this subject It is interspersed with the usual chitchat on the weather the gratifying of Allied airmen bounc- ing bombs all Corporal Hitler's domain and wonderment over Congress day reaching de- cision something others It is fair topic for conversation. f4
 Why haven't we got ammunition? Surely the manufacturers of and ammunition did not make the stuff on day-to-day basis Bet your boots they didn't!
 A committee of conservation authorities named to try and work out solution dug up the fact that normally we produce about 800 million shotgun shells; 50 million high-power rifle cartridges and approx- mately billion and half 9 cartridges. Estimates are that some 600 million shotgun shells 40 million high power and around billion 22 cartridges are hunting target practice and predator control
 Funds of the Putnam Robertson game restora- tion program come from a 10 percent excise tax on sporting arms and ammunition. Normally it runs around $3000O0O year. Here's the answer-during the two fiscal years preceding the shutdown on manufacture of sporting ammunition last June 30 this tax exceeded $5000000 annually.
 Surveys conducted by state game executives and the U S. Fish and Wildfe Service indicated that there was great reserve supply of sporting ammuni- tion in the hands of civilians There this catch while the great majority of hunters had fair to reasonable supply hand, the small or one-gallus hunters had none.
 It developed that there had been many persons who hogged the works when it came to buying ammunition.
 surplus of any game animal bird is not a healthy condition, starvation or decimating diseases may result. Millions of men engaged in work find wholesome recreation in the field. State game authorities, with lessened revenues. will be handi- capped. We just hopeful as you are that the War Production Board will permit some manufacture of sporting ammunition But, if that manufacture of sporting ammunition in any way delays licking the very devil out of the Axis then say, Forget it, Uncle Saml
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15

Thanks to Admiral Clothes Horse" King, a naval aviator now has to worry about five different kinds of uniforms. He must have white, blue, green, the new slate gray, and he already has the old khaki uniform. Mrs. Cordell Hull believes in going to bat for her home town. When she heard the Army was putting up a hos pital in Staunton, Va, she insisted that it be built of brick, even though all bids were in on the usual frame hospital buildings. The Army yield ed Later Mrs Hull demanded that the brick buildings be orna- mented with white pillars and other colonial trimmings. Again the contract was changed. Mrs Hull got her wish. Other towns which got frame Army buildings are now wishing that the wife of the Secre- tary of State had spent her girl hood with them. {. Senator Cabot Lodge, Republican, of Massachu- setts, will cover the round-the- world trip of the five Investigating Senators for the Associated Press.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
OYERRULING KNOX

When the Admiral walked into the White House, the President complimented him on his dashing new get-up, and suggested on the spur of the moment that the Navy adopt a similar uniform.
 T wish you'd tell that the Knox, said King.
 Whereupon the President pro- ceeded to authorize Admiral King to go over the head of the Secre- tary of the Navy and order new summer uniforms for the entire Navy
 This little act in itself will put such a strain on the textile indus try that the rest of the United States may have to be clotheS-ra- tioned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
HERSHEY AND WACS

Not far from the Potomac River in Washington, two apartment buildings have been converted to war purposes. The Potomac Park Apartments serve as headquarters for Selective Service, while the building next door serves as head quarters and dormitory for the WAACS.
 In their various duties, the WAACS work three eight-hour shifts, with the result that almost any hour of the day might be bedtime for one shift or another
 It so happens that the WAACS dormitory is located on the eighth floor of their building. Major Gen. Ieral Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selectiye Service, is also located on the eighth floor of his building
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-15
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compel"
FRIDAY, JULY Is

I Benefic aspects rule strongly to- day. From early morning stimulat- ing and energizing planetary influ- ences will be active. It is fortunate | for United Nations objectives. HEART AND HOME: Women should be most fortunate today which encourages them to make definite and even daring changes in their life routines. Despite warm weather many girls will undertake severe training for war service and older women will prove that their initiative places them in positions most favorable for future aid for the nation. Again there are signs read as presaging demand for great numbers of nurses; students should multiply. This is a lucky wedding day
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Trad e agreements of greatest potentiali- ties will give impetus to many postwar manufacturers and export CTS. Far-seeing heads of big busi- ness will make preparatory moves of large promise for the future Midsummer trade will be brisk. I'm mense cargoes of food and medicine will go to countries in need of aid 1 The next two weeks may set new records of achievement in large scale national endeavor
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Because of employment of mothers in war ill., duStries attention will continue to focus upon increase of juvenile de- linquency, a fact that will lead to recognition of laXity in the religi- ous training of American children Removal of the Bible from schools and falling off of church atten- dance will be discovered as having banished strong ethical influences from growing boys and girls. Par ents who prefer golf or motor ex- cursions to religious observances are responsible for widespread influ- ences that affect families of every class, astrologers declare. War con- oitions merely reveal tendencies long evident to social workers.
 INTERNATIONAL FAIRS: Results of multiple offensives by the United Nations will begin to prove what the greatest war might ever mobilized and directed can ac- complish. Under this configuration there may be an inclination toward unwiSe optimism regarding an early date for complete victory. AS splen- did progress is made by the Unit ed Nations the stars indicate that tremendous prices in life will be inevitable, day by day. Courage fortitude and faith will be re- quired more and more as autumn draws near.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of ad- vancement ill highest ambitions Unexpected good fortune will con.t to many, but love affairs may bt disappointing.
 Children born on this day prob. ably will be independent and de termined, talented and difficult tt direct. Many gifted and determines folk belong to this sign.
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