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AMERICANS SHELL
JAPANESE ON Two
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intended primarily to knock out
fuel dumps and airdrome install
lations and to prevent the enemy
from launching aerial attacks at
Saipan. A few isolated raids
were staged on Saipan earlier this
month.
Warships might have been used
instead of planes, because gunfire
is more accurate than high-level
bombing in such an operation.
Two was shelled first on August
"a in an attack coordinated with
a carrier assault on several adj
jacent islands.
Three days bombing of BONN
detectives, including Two, also
were reported. The attacks began
November IS. A coastal cargo
ship was hit at Chichi island and
a medium cargo ship sunk at
Haha island, where two other
cargo vessels were set afire.
Other widespread raids ranged
from Suribachi in the northern
Kuriles to by-passed islands in
the Marshalls, Marianas and
Palaus.
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Brazilian Flight Nurses
Make First Air journey

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 10. - R) -
Three Brazilian flight nurses, the
first in the history of their country,
clambered down from a big Air
Transport Command flying hos
pItal filled with wounded today, to
terminate their first official flight.
Second Lieutenants Lenalda Lima
Campos, Gemina Yolanda Comes,
and Eleza SIENNA Wangler, chief
nurse handles her patients en- route
home from the battlefronts.
They will be assigned to accom-
pany Brazilian soldiers evacuat-
ed from the war zone by ATC hos
pltal ships to Natal or Rio de
Janeiro.
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Nubbins Doomed To Die;
Enjoys His Christmas Day
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Nubbins, ordinarily frightened
among strangers. posed at win
dow for photographers and for
friends gathered outside the house.
He was not the least timid and
fortunately felt well enough to
enjoy his Christmas celebration.
Besides the toy automobile -
gift of William LETTERS, president
of the Union Pacific Railroad 49,
there were a teddy bear, stuffed
kangaroo almost as large as tae
22-pound Nubbins himself; pres
ents from his parents which he
himself had picked out, includ-
ing a toy jeep, battleship, wooden
freight train and candy-filled To-
connective. The puppy came from
a friend of Nubbins' father on the
railroad.
The little boy who doctors say
probably won't see another Christ
mas, was so happy today that he
didn't even notice the lack Of
snow.
There were too many other
things to settings to make a
little three-year-old boy happy on
Christmas.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-20

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 10. -P)-
A strike of telephone operators
which already had affected "A
Ohio cities spread to the steel-mak-
ing center of Youngstown today,
with maintenance men joining the
walkout.
There were no prospects of an
early settlement.
Harold Barber, vice president in
charge of public relations for the
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., said
Ohio Bell could do nothing now that
the matter had been referred to
the War Labor Board.
The regional War Labor Board IN
Cleveland, which submitted the
case to the national board for
appropriate action said any
developments would have to come
from the parent body in Washing
ton.
Earl Culp, editor of the Ohio
Federation of Telephone Workers
bulletin. said in Cleveland that he
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it was often dark before they re-
turned home.
Orville johnson substantiated his
fathers story of the cats, telling
Rowland that he personally, hao
an encounter with one "only last
week"
II threw rock" said Orvile,
land it bounced off'n him like rub
Der and I left there right now"
Orville requested Judge Stone to
order a posse to hunt the animals
in the Queens district, warning
that ''if somebody gets ct up,
reckon you'll believe it,
Judge Stone said he thought thai
would be rather convincing evil
dence."
Two weeks ago, teacher in the
Spy Run district, far removed from
the Queens area, presented a petl
ton signed by residents, asking
that steps be taken to eliminate
the cats.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-20
Moscow Still Bidding
For Big Three Farley

MOSCOW Nov. 10. --(P)-Mos-
COW was rumored today as still in
the running as the possible site OF
the next meeting place OF Presl-
dent Roosevelt, Prime Minister
Churchill and Premier Stain.
Stains future list OF visitors
presently is topped by zen.
Charles de Gaulle, and Or. ivan
subasic, prime minister OF klng
PETERS Royal Yugoslav govern
ment was believed coming here.
Allied diplomatic sources tor Sc
curity reasons declined all COM
ment.
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Russians Take Gyongyos,
Vital Transport Center
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lull along most OF the Eastern front
would be broken shortly by an
other great winter offensive, per.
haps the last for the Russians.
Freezing cold has descended
from the Baltic down to the Hun
garian front, hardening the soil
for military operations on a large
scale, and Berlin for days has told
of the massing Of Soviet infantry,
tanks and artillery in Poland and
East Prussia for a coming often
sive to match the Allied onslaught
on the Western front.
On the northern Slovakian front,
two Soviet divisions made a
breach in German lines in the
Dukla pass area near the southern
Polish frontier, Berlin said.
In southern Yugoslavia the Al
lied pursuit Of the Germans flee
ing the lower Balkans swept
through Pristina, so miles north
Of fallen Skoplje, Bulgarian
communique announced.
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Ohio Telephone Operators
Strike Hits Steel Center

expected maintenance men, equip
ment installers and construction
workers affiliated with the union IN
northeastern Ohio to leave thelf
Jobs tomorrow or Tuesday. Today
was their regular day OFT.
A total of $50 maintenance men
in Cleveland quit Saturday rtght'
The number of other such employees
in the northeastern area, Wnlcn
includes Akron, Youngstown ana
Canton, was not available. ,
The Youngstown operators ana
plant workers walked out at 3'3o
p. m. today and with them, fellow aNv
employees in Salem. A total of $40
operators and 100 plant workers
in the two cities participated.
Ohio Bell said that all govern
ment, military and emergency
calls were going through today
without delay, although the COM
pan ybroadcast an appeal by radio
to subscribers to use their phones
only in emergencies.
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Red Cross Has Produced
29,384,78O Garments

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-lRE
American Red Cross chapters in
the past five years have produced
%, 1884, 7SO garments for foreign re-
lief.
The Red Cross, in making that
known today, said 21,776,2 of the
garments already have been re-
ceived in, or are en- route to, Al
lied or liberated countries. In adj
dition, millions of commercially
produced garments have been pro-
v;ded.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER % a.,

text book 20 <, Science and He,,+,
Baker Eddy: The gse's ss;s,t BY May
Ing reveals man as ns V,;oe Of be.
as as the ne Father is perfect .-sG1, even
the Soul o. c or Mind, Of the s Usfars.
man nj h Is God, the divine pri Sp.5itual
an oelng, and because .i1+.ple Of
m MS IS governed by Soul r'j in,t real
OF OF sense by the law Of Sni instead
cy the so-called laws Of T rna.. not
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NO COMMENT ON SINKING

LONDON, Nov. 19-(P)-Officials
of the Air and Naval ministries
declined to comment on a Ger
man charge that the Nazi hospi-
tai ship Huebingen was sunk yes
terday by Raj planes in the Med
iterrarnean.
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Building A Happier Home is the basic ideal of
every woman. And in working for the mutual
understanding which creates real happiness, we
all profit most from the actual experiences of
Others says famous author and radio columnist
Mary Margaret Mcbride, in forthcoming issue
of TRUE STORY MAGAZINE.
No wonder that TRUE STORY, dealing entirely
with the experiences of real people, has long been
known as force for good. las we'll as a source
of absorbing reading for millions each month.
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When sheets get very thin, turn
them sides to middle by cutting
them lengthways down the center,
and either overseeing the outside
elvedges togethe. or joining them
with seam.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-20
Christian Scientists Hear
Sermon On |'Soul, Body"

''Sou1 and Body was the subject
Ct the 1esson-sermon in all Chris
tan Science churches and socie-
ties yesterday.
The lesson sermon included pass
ages from the Christian Science
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-20

Judge, remember that place up in the noun
tains where we went trout fishing last YEAR,"
~ sure do, George. We had great time
up there, didn't we?''
"Ill never forget it. But this will interest
you, Judge. l heard just yesterday that the
revenue men raided a big still right near
there. Guess that's where all that high
priced moonshine we heard about has been
coming from"
Wouldn't be a bit surprised. saw in the
paper the other day where the Government
has raided thousands of such stills during
the past year."
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HATCHERY GROUPS CONVENE

RALEIGH, Nov. 19.-R-Ihe
North Carolina State Mutual
Association will hold its annual
meeting here December IS and
IA, T. T. Brown, association sec
rotary, announced.
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1000 DIE IN TUNNEL BLAST

PARIS, Nov. 49, R IT h {
Agence France Presse, in a dis
patch datelined At The Italian
Frontier, reported tonight that
1000 Germans had been killed
in an explosion in a tunnel near
Genoa.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE

A Thanksgiving day service will
be held at Grace Methodist church
at II o'clock Thursday morning,
with the Rev. ]. F. Herbert in
charge.
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Sounds like the old prohibition DAYS.
Judge"
Exactly and it's not hard to figure out.
AS soon as the distillers stopped making
whlskey and devoted their entire facilities to
the production of industrial alcohol for the
government -. the racketeers muscled in
again.. lust as they did during prohibition"
Il hate to think of how that might have
spread, Judge, if the Government hadn't
found it possible. without interfering with
our war effort in any way, to permit a
snort resumption of legal whiskey produc-
ton recently"
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WEATHER
Eastern Standard Time)
\ - D,xrn a ~

Eastern Standard Time)
tnv u. s. Weather Bureau
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm, yesterday
Temperature
Ian am. AZ; 1880 am, 50; l:3o PM 81;
1880 pm, so. -., ~. Mean "a.
Normal IS. .s.v
lao am, IS; 1880 am, 81; l:so pm' o.
1880 pm, IA. ..,or
Total for the "a hours ending ':'o p'n'
600 inches. ..-u. 80 the month.
Tides For Today
fv-or, the Tide Tables puohsneo 0y
~ Coast and Geodetic survey
12:22a 7:30a
wilmington 1:06p s:3op
rn1.t 1o:36o 4:12a
Masonoofo 10:50p 5:1op
Sunrise, $50 am; Sunset. 5:o6 pm;
Moonrise 11:o3 am; Moonset, s:2a PM
-V-
In putting your needle through
an elastic fabric, be careful to take
the stitches over and over around
| Ae elastic thread to Strengthen IL.
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Sunrise, $50 am; Sunset, sos pm;
Moonrise. 1l:os am; Moonset, s;2s pm
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with a seam
Evening star., 1944-09-28
FUR COATS

1-sahle- Dyed Coney Fur Coat; size IA, includ-
ing taX-------------------- ----.----------8160
1-Skunk-Dyed Opossum Fur Coat size a. in
Guiding tax----------------- ----.------- $3.50
1-Beaver-Dyed Coney Box Coat; size 12 Tax
included ----------------.-- --------- $3.50
l-Sable Dyed Coney Full Length Coat size
II. Tax included ed------------------S S24
1-Sable-DSed Coney Full Length Coat; size
IL. Tax included ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
The Hech Co.-Basement--Fur Coats
Evening star., 1944-09-28
DRAPERY
SHOP

1n0-Originally 1.95 Wooden Cor
nices-Washable ivory finish; ad-
Unstable from %" to 48" 100
6e-Originally 100 Cotton Tapes
try Squares-24x24 inches. For
chair seat covers, ottoman covers,
handbags, etc.------------- 59c
30-Originally 2.98 and 3.98 Sway
Pillows; variety of patterns and
colors, well filled with cotton.
Striped and floral patterns. Some
slightly soiled -1.95
1O0-Originally $50 Cottage Cur
tain Sets-Neat floral motif on
white grounds. Complete, ready to
hang. Red only Set, 1.59
Curtains-sixth Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
WOnen'S Underwear

s5-Orignally 1.S9 Womcn's Rayon Slips
rayon satins in dark shades; broken
e0-Originally 49c Women's Cotton Snugfit
Underwear; regular sizes--3 39c
Evening star., 1944-09-28
HOMEWARES

15-originally ,.ss Seconds Of Cotton Colonial
2-Orisinally 2sc Huck Towels; 1886 In -10c
1o-Originally 81 Chenille Rugs; 1886 In -a5c
15-Originally 2.ss Chenille Mat Sets, including
rug and seat cover
15-Originally 3.ss Chenille Mat Sets; Including
rug and seat cover
1o-Orignally 1.s9 Printed Table Cloths; fast
color patterns: 52x52 inches 81
12-Originally 2.ss Printed Table Cloths; s2x52
lncnes
15-Orixnally 3s9 Seconds Of Muslin Mattress
10-Originally 2.99 Seconds Of Plaid Blankets:
$50 cotton and SO wool
15-Originally 2.3s Washable Rag Ruxs; 74x4s
mches
16-Orignally 15S Covers for Mapls Chairs.
including pillow covers 81
13-Originally 2.99 Printed Cotton Cretonne
Skirts for Vanities; red and blue -l.2s
2o-Originally 1.sS Odd Sofa Pillows; dam
2o-Originally ESQ and s.ss Odd Curtains; some
soAeo
1s-Originaly 1853 Rufied Curtains; a inches
2o-Originally 81 Metal Festoon Arms: rnld
The Hecht co.-Basenent-Homewares
Evening star., 1944-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

100 Originally S9c Fluorescent
House Numbers, staked panel and
3 numbers ----- ---.-- set. 59c
l44 Originally l0c Extra House
Numbers. all rev -------- SC
120 Originally 1.9S Utility Aprons,
all new ---------- 1.49
$50 Originally 1.9S Lingerie Trays,
chintz covered -l.39
"a Originally 25c and sec Dustproof
Suit Covers rs--.--10 and 25c
35 Originally 49c and LAG Yard
SprinklerS 24c and SOC
Baby Bottle Warmers new 15c
HousefurnishIngs- s-Seventh Floor
Curtalns-Sixth Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
PAINTS

25 Originally S.?5 Gal. One Coat
GIoss-Washable finish for kitchens
and bathrooms. walls and wood
work. White and ivory -2.59
19 Originally 3.25 Gal. Floor and
Deck Enamel, for wood or cement
floors. colors ---- ---- 2.79
is Originally $50 Gal. Morhard $50
Spar Varnish, clear finish for floors
or trim ---------------- 2.69
% Originally $50 Gal. Timers
Red Roof Paint, made with pure
linseed oil and red lead 1.s9
% Originally $50 Gal. Mechanics
Flat White, for finish or under
Codl ,b3
Paints-Seventh Floor-The Eecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
Records and
Cabinets

100 Originally Bic to 53c Assorted
Popular Records, all famous bands
and vocalists- zoe
IS Originally 1.50 Record Racks,
hold so 10" or IL" records 49c
25 Originally $50 Permanent
Needles, play 10000 records 1.49
50 Originally 1.59 Albums Of
Strauss Waltzes; 8 selections,
4 records SOC
3 Originally sl4 Record Caddies,
hold and automatically eject so
records 5.99
2 Originally $50 Record Cabinets
Slightly damaged, as is----2.99
Originally s.ss Record Cabinets,
choice Of walnut or mahogany
finish 3.99
10 Originally 995 Two-Tier Rec
ord Cabinets, holds 16 albums of
5 Originally 1895 Record Cabinets,
walnut or mahogany finish, hold
IL albums of recoros with shelf for
loose records
Originally 20.95 Two-Tier Rec
ord Cabinets. hold 20 albums of
records, walnut or mahogany
finish -1I.95
2 Originally 1895 Two-Tier Cab
inets, with doors. holds 20 albums
OF records, walnut or mahogany
flnlsh 1925
Records-Street Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE

2 Originally 4s.s5 Club Chairs;
plum tapestry --1S.95
IL Originally 2s.s5 Chaise Lounges;
rose or green cotton crash 1895
Is Originally 5s.ss Club Chairs;
rustic green tapestry, spring base
and spring reversible cushion 1886
2 Originally 5s.s5 Barrel Chairs,
beige cotton tapestry, spring base.
spring reversible cushion
1 Originally 1895 Shadow Tan
Modern Sofa; green tapestry -$44
IL Originally 1895 Wing Chairs;
tan imitation leather, spring base
construction 1895
1 Originally 1885 2-Pc. 18th
Century Living Room Suite; Sofa
in red and chair in blue cotton
catelle; spring construc-
ton
Upholstered Furniture-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1944-09-28

Misses and Juniors
DRESSES
o.OriginalIy 3s5 Cotton Seersucker Suits; in
red with white checks, or blue stripes sizes
IL and
Originally 81 and 2ss Uniforms; soiled;
short sleeves and coat style; broken size
25-Originally 5.ss One and Two Piece Dresses;
in prints and solid tones; junior miss sizes,
1ss
20-OriginalIy 5.ss to s.s5 Misses Rayon Dresses
in printed crepes and spun rayons; sizes
to 20 In the group
3-Orixinally 12.s5 Formal Dresses; two black
and white checked taffetAs in sizes II and
II; one yellow marquisette, size 14-----3.ss
Ths Aseht co-Bssement
Evening star., 1944-09-28
Clearance of
REMNANTS
IA off

50 Yards Originally 78c TO
1888 Rayon Remnants.
so Yards Originally 29c TO
76c Cotton Remnants
200 Yard Originally 1873 TO
sos Wool Remnants all one
fourth less that formerly.
300 Yards Originally 89c to
1893 a yard. Rayon Prints
and hand nd-screened rayon
shantun2, 79c yard.
Fabric Center-Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
CLEARANCE OF
SUMMER FURNITURE
ALL FLOOR SAMPLES REDUCED

Rustic, weatherproof painting
Originally 1915 SPc Redwood match
ing benches Leave them out in the weather sSs
Originally 1863 3-Pc. Picnic Set-TabIe matching
benches. Green enamel finish
Originally 1850 Coffee round top from door,
Beige finish -- = - &ss
Originally 1885 White Willow shelf at bottom
White Enameled wood willow
Originally 2255 White Willow Coffee top a. from
noor 1299
with removable green seat cushion
Originally A65 Wrought Sleepy Chair-Green
waer-repelent sacloth cushion
Originally 261S California sailcoth
seat and back cushion Last for needs finishing
Originally 3468 Redwood Scatter
Assorted color cushions Weather resistant 1893
Originally 5255 Fibre SetteeSeats
upholstered seat and back cushions Natural frame
Originally s61 Fibre Seee-Seats Powder blue
hoered seat and back cushions. Bone white
Originally 5457 Wrought Leunse-Comforable
movable ful-lengh pads white
Originally 1888 Wrought Iron Chaise-Coal green striped
pad Wheels for moving. White enamel frame
Originally s471 Wrought Club
cushions pompeian green finish
Originally 1854 Wrought Chaise
able back removable salcloth pad Green
Originally 1851 Wrought Chairs-wh arms Re
movable seat and back cushions white enamel frame
yellow upholstery
Originally 81 3-Pc. Fibre Ensembe-Makes I'D settee or
separate chairs Blue floral upholstery white
All Floor Samples Al Sold "as is
Summer Furniure-rourth rloor-The
Evening star., 1944-09-28
WOMEN'S AND MISSES,
BETTER COATS

Originally Herringbone
! Originally In brown
24
Originally $40 lustrous shag
Originally and Coat in natural color
Size 10
Nude
California
Originally 1895 bone n
Originally 1895 Timmie gold color.
IA, color sI4
Originally 1895 Misses styles.
Originally Goats grosgran cuffs
IL
Originally S35 Pin Check Chesterfield $50
Hecht
Evening star., 1944-09-28

Button-front, novelty weave sweaters
in short or long sleeves. Pastels and
dark shades. Sizes "a to 38.
The Hecht Co.-Basement-sports
Evening star., 1944-09-28
PICTURES

II Originally 1895 Plate Glass
Mirrors. bague.te trim. 25x33
inches overall -------- $40
Originally $40 Modern Framed
Florals and Scenes, assorted sub
jectS IS
2 Originally 1895 Audubon Bird
Prints, framed in antique gold
colored frames -------- SIS
6 Originally 4.95 Henderson's Floral
Prints, mahogany finish frames,
20x26 inches -2.95
2 Originally sS5 Chinese Portraits,
in antique ivory frames, size l7x21
IISlieS %
80 Originally 79c Wood Plaques,
Religious Miniatures, assorted sub
Pictures-Fourth Floor
The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1944-09-28
Clearance of 53c ;
SEAMLESS HOSIERY
29c

Just 900 pas Fine rayons barelee look
Cotton tops for comfort and eh only
Hosery-s.reet Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
BOYS WEAR

25-Originally 1.1S Boys Skicaps; turn down
ear laps; sizes 6l2 to IA 4---5 SOC
a20-OriEinally SEC to 81 Boys Suspenders
various patterns and styles 29c
16-Originally LIS Boys Knitted Caps; navy
The Hecht Co.-Basement-Boys
Evening star., 1944-09-28
TOTS TOGS

2o-Originaly 1.59 Baby Blankets; embossed,
satin bound; pink and blue ue 81
eo0-Originaly 1.25 to 1863 Infants White
Dresses --------- 75c
S5-Orignally 1.99 Toddlers White Broadcloth
Dresses; sizes to 3-S 81
l0o-Originaly 81 Knit Creepers; yellow blue
or white; irregulars- ars-------- SOC
12-Originally 1853 Infants Sweaters in pink,
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
ARIES - Day suitable to re-
II search, planning for future
operations. The less tension IN
your actions. the better you will
succeed. Strain affects health.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
Taurus - Less friendly rays
especially for matter of invest
ment. making contracts wi h
long, full obligations. Have your
DAYS actions run as smoothly as
possible.
NAY p TO JUNE II
Comm Be wise, diplomatic
in all affairs, of the heart as
we'll as in business problems.
Tenacity is a good asset but if
wrongly used can set you back
greatly.
JUNE p TO JULY 20
CaHccr-lnhuences bear keen
watching, You can hold your
own if you are on guard at all
times, painstaking in d o / n <
whatever duty requires, and
gracious to those around you.
July 20 TO AUG. %
Leo - Inauspicious influences
hover over prospects today. But
much that looks frail at the out
come can he turned to compare
tive, success by one or two little
twists.
AEG. p TO SEPT. -
VUgo-Heed all signals, indi-
cations of any adverse condi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

tons from within or without
your particular sphere Avoid
extremes in dealing with others,
in business matters.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Libra - Inactive star indica-
tons now. Let added vigor in
huence work and projects no
little. Mark time where your
should. Keep tuned to step into
action on favorable wave.
OCT. % TO -AOH. y
Scorpio-Sluggish aspects.
You may find some opposition to
pet plans. However, there rs
nothing that cannot be ironed
out TO reasonable achievement.
MOI. % TO DEC. p
Sagittarits-You will have TO
stick to your knitting this nil
day. Give sufficient time to
matters of home, family. Be
tolerant, don't be overbearing.
DEC % TO JAN
Capricorn - NJ i n d your an
swers, and no sarcastic remarks :
You are out there on your own.
Don't just rewrite others ideas,
or explain their thoughts. Listen
well.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
Al udriuS You may be
tempt d to chuck it, 20 say,
whats the use!" Now here is
an excellent chance TO show your
fortitude and the power Of your
Unborn pleasant disposition.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Stars oppose impu
sve acts, speech or plans. +
sanely concerned, keenly on tt
alert. you'll avoid snags and
privileged to make gain whe
least thought.
YOU BORN on this date
Intuition strong. Rarely hesitat
to undertake an important step
Can tell readily whether or ne
person is sincere or interested
Should avoid being too -suseeP-
tibIe to others influences, pa
ticularly if impressed, also avo
aco,,irip0 Others' traits
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