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Evening star., 1944-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon,. ,

FUNERAL BUSINESS, s.e. section, comp
equipped, hearse. util. truck. etc; ST 0, 900,
Star,
RESTAURANT-C COCKTAIL LOUNGE down
town.. Beauti. and mod equip. Air-cond.
Over 1000 mthly. $4,000 liquor stock.
R. NJ. De Shazo. liza 4th. MA. $500.
DIST. GROCERY STORE. with apt. above,
81 500 wkly. bus. Mod. fixtures, clean
stock, large profits, So 500. incl. stock.
R: N. De Shazo, liza l4th: MA, $500.
town apt. house est. entJ. Compl. return
and re-eauip. . yrs. ago. $4,000. Terms.
R. NJ. De Shazn 1923 14th. MA. $500.
ANOTHER d. G. S. MARKET, self f-service.
doing over $4,000 weekly: short hours.
Baum. broker, 1921 Maine ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

NAIIIE ANO LIVE SIOCk.
THOROUGHBRED MARE, with papers: g
gated horse. excellent tack. Phone EX
1925 or Kensington 69S-R
SOW and pigs. $50; fresh heifer, farm
morse. sheep; lambs. calves. Pierson. Oh
ney, Nd. Phone Ashton 1928.
RIDING HORSES. saddles and brides for
sale SH. 6626. 10S15 Old Bladensburg
rd., Silver Spring, Nd
ABERDEEN ANGUS BREEDING STOCK
20 wel1-bred Bangs and T.B.-free good
grade cows with nursing calves. also 8
dne young reg. purebred bulls, all reason
ably priced Phone Fitzhugh Gaithersburg
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone 40.
w. o. Dosh. Owner.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
PERSONAL.

GET TO WORK ON TIME BY using a re-
liable telephone wake-up service So mo
Miss Hall, DU. 1854. "a
REDUCING, special rates; remove fat in
spots; results assured; steam cabinet baths
Main phone Ma. SI34. 1880 K st. "a
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-.
Campbell, II you are in need Of q loan up
to $500 on your signature
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity OF 100
splendid for club meetings and card par;
ties, etc: complete with chaiA and card
Mr. soldsno. NE. 5000. IA 1882
HEMORRHOlDs eradicated oy my owr
method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet. NJ
drugs OF surgery DR. soMMERWERCK
CAMP MONTE vITA-Boys, 5-15; conv
D. c.: riding, swimming. archery, rife
good food, miners al water: qualified staff
registered nurse: happiness, health, safety
Christian services. CHI. 2S5S or WO. 4214
WANTED TO CARE FOR. by gradual,
nurse, country home in Va. 40 miles from
Wash, near bus and railroad, child who
needs constant nursing care: must bt
under l6 years of age and either an in
durable invalid or mentally deficient
Board, room and nursing care, Sl25 pei
month. Box 3l1R, Star. .
DR.. H. W JOHNSON, DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Walt.
Room 602. Westory BLDG. sos 14th NV
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO
Evening star., 1944-06-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

| MOTOR TRAVEL.
LADY AND son desire transportation to
| Deca tur, H., or vicinity June 2l-24,
will share expenses. Atlantic 0015. 81
TRANSPORTATION wanted to and from
Colonial Beach week ends; references ex-
changed. Box 349-R, Star 22'
Evening star., 1944-06-21

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.,
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Interior and exterior. No shortase OF
help. TATE, Ex. 1871. 29'
PAINTING, 5 81 uPoNT PG PAfNTs s
WHITE MECHANICS IS YRS. EXP
PROMPT SERVICE. COLEMAN, MA. 6647
Evening star., 1944-06-21

ALBUMS, classical and popular; also large
stock single records sheet music. Magee's S.
1881 Wis. ave, Bethesda. Md.
AUTO RADIO and aerial. TR. 1902.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
HELP poMeSTIc Cont
500 MONTH.
SITUATIONS MEN.

Live in Washington in winter and mos
in country home in nearby virginia: excel
lent salary: other help employed. Call Dl
1878 for interview from 9 TO D
Evening star., 1944-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, 12-bass. S35; excellent con.
dition MI. $685..
Allen-Wale Burroughs, hand and cleo;
sale, rent; reas. Circle. 1112 14th NV.
pI, DhnISf? 1Sa2' MACHINES for sale or rent
Allen Wales Agency, Executive 5522. jy9@
AIR CONDITlONERS, several sizes, 3 dc.
window type, some large a..c, remote types;
also have large stock of refrigeration COM
pressors for stores: also repairs all makes.
WI 1921.
ALARM CLOCKS repaired tany make, in,
cluding electric also expert watch and
jewelry repairing; 5-day service; WORK
guaranteed l yr. Regents Jewelry Co.
1882 14th st. NV. MA. 1864. Open eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Monroe Gym
Boxing Capitol

With boxers from various parts
of the country on hand-New
York, Boston. indianapolis and
elsewhere-the Monroe Gym is
expected TO be a busy place dur
ing the next few days.
Boxers who fight on the Arena
Gardens card Monday night will
be training there.
Among them will be Leroy
Willis and A. c. Lee, feather
weights, who will top the card.
Willis is, Of course, the newest
Detroit sensation. Lee comes
from indianapolis.
Others will be Vic Dellicurti,
the New York middleweight who,
among others, has fought Jake
LaMotta. George Kochan, Ray
Robinson and other topnotchers.
Dellicurti meets Eddie Rossi from
Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Lady i'm Red
Bet for Hubby

BOSTON. Oct. 27 (UP)-Mrs.
Donara Mercuri Of Brighton,
Mass. said today that she never
had picked a horse in her life, al
though she has been identified as
the mysterious lady in red who
repeatedly bet S250,0OO at Rock
ingham race track. Salem. N. H.,
this season.
She explained that she had
merely followed her husbands
selections. She insisted she and
her husband never had bet higher
than $4,000.
Her husband explained that she
had started with $500 two months
ago and had hit 10 show bets in
row, bringing his bankroll up
TO $4,000. But now I've stopped
playing" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Missed Spare
Costs Pin Match

A missed spare in the final
frame of the first game kept Pal
mer Park in the lead by two in
the Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League after last nights eonten-
ton at Cadillac Recreation.
Archway needed the spare from
its anchor, the veteran Harry
Abrams. TO pull out the opener.
Harry did not get il and Palmer
won. Sli-s13. Archway took the
middle, but Palmer got the windup
by al TO show a total of 264l
against 2620
Koppitz won two from Rainbow.
defending champion, 10 gain a
three-way tic for second with
Rainbow and Farris. Zeke Tody,
Rainbow. and Bill Schlicker, Will
son. shared individual scoring at
623.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Two Lion Stars
Al Grid Lunch

Bob Westfall and frankie Sink
wich. two OF the outstanding
backs in the National Football
League, will be guests of The De-
troit Times Downtown Quarter
back Club Monday noon at the
Fort Shelby The meeting will
start al l2.l5 and is open 10 all
football fans
SiRkwlch and Westfall will be
In action Sunday and will tell
some of the inside happenings
during the game against the Green
Bay Packers. currently the best
team in the pro loop
Fritz Crisler will be on hand TO
give the lowdown on the game
between Michigan and Purdue to-
morrow. 1t will be M Club" day
and a large group of Michigan
alumni under Judge Frank Picard
will attend.
Complete motion pictures Of the
undergraduates game also will
be shown.
Coaches and writers who attend
all the big games in the Midwest
over the weekend will be at the
session TO tell the fans some Of
the thrills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Emily Places Second
9th Time in Pin Meet

Ann Nipper was first last night
with $50 in the women's junior
individual bowling classic at VIM
ter Garden. And for the sixth
time in seven weeks. Emily ia
kubek was second. Her count was
682.
Pearl Gabrielson was third. $50,
and Lillian Provencsl. fourth. $50.
Miss Jakubek is leader on points,
81. and Mrs. Provencal. second,
IS. Mrs. Gabrielson has 84.5 and
Mrs. Nipper S3.5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Prep Game May
Decide Champion

games this year. tops for any
prep player hereabouts. He will
get help from Herb Slayton and
Dan Mckenzie. who are not far
behind in the ground gaining
department.
Against this, U. of d. High will
throw two sets OF backs who have
worked with great efficiency in
dependently. Coach Bob Herman
probably will start off with Don
Weidman at quarter, Dick Ryan
and Joe Parke. halves, and Nor
man MartelI, full.
Ready to move in when needed
will be the combination of Mario
Trafeli. Marvin Calvin, George
Roskopp and Bill Ayotte. Parke
and Roskopp are triple-threaters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
New York Pro Club
Adds 7 Stars 10 Team

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. q
GNS)-The addition of two
Southwestern stars to the roster
of the New York club of the newly
organized All-America football
conference was announced today.
The newcomers are Jack Rus
sell. 220 pound end, formerly Of
Baylor University, and Martin
Ruby, 240 pound tackle, formerly
Of Texas A. az M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

into a powerful club with the
city's outstanding halfback in
Tino Sabuco.
The Cubs have swept aside all
opposition in three games so far
without being scored upon. But
Sabuco looms more of a threat
than all of the Cubs opposition
combined.
The Mackenzie ace has aver
aged IA yards per try in four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

More than just the west side
of the Metropolitan
League may be at stake when
Mackenzie and U. of d. Highs
elevens meet tomorrow
at u. of ID. Stadium.
With the west side considered
stronger than the east side this
season. victory tomorrow may be
the ticket into the annual Good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
5000 by Index
Tops Pin Loop

Index posted new season West
Side Bowling Classic high of 3003
last night al Crest Lanes with
high games of 1896 and 1905. Bob
BreSlin of o & o had 2l2-267
in GIL for banner series.
Norman Hallen 649, AL Charney
623 and Newton Keathley sos
were the important Index counts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Stay Atop
Masonic
STANDINGS

BY taking four points from
Zorno. 2812 TO 2539. Robinson re-
tanned a lead OF two in the
Greater Masonic Bowling League
last night at Olympic. Alva HUM
headed the scoring with 1920 as
Toledo Sabucco fronted the indi-
viduals on 633.
Wilson stopped Nationals climb
in winning three out of four. 28l5
TO PTS. Armstrong ended its los
ing streak with a four pointer
over Altoona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

PALACES cHoeNHeRR e so1U 4 "a I's s.so
!r,irYstion. DAILY Q. the. PAUL .nosLEY
PALMER PARK w.Is..l s0 40 I s;r; &
TO s.7237. Open Bowling from $50 A. N. 10
o p. N. and After ~. Park Free Cocktail
FARMLAND s sss1G TtsI ~Aa"es e. s s;cS
OPEN BOWLING DAIlYl se~. Modern Alleys.
Fine Cocktail lounss With Excellent Food
pARKSJDF E. wARsts at oIcklRsos
MINDFUL lE 500 20 ALLEYS
op.n Alleys urtiI p. ~, All Day Sat. Sun.
Most Beautiful Cocktail LOuns. IN ostreh.
In uluM 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAMONA REC. ass. :, st tssT "s ps S.ss
opGs Sowing TO-DAY. 10 A. N. ,o1pn.
AL DAY sA1URoAYs AND SUNDAYS.
RIVERSIDE Ne. .:OO taSr i'fftS Nc i,. q
opsn Alleys SAT-. and SUN. Instruction DAILY
OPENINGS for Morning and Afternoon Leagues.
RIVIERA REC. NO so $50 al T'e cSO ty5.
OPENING FOR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE
opea Alleys Saturday ard Sunday Tin 8 p. ~.
R0lAWIle '''G Is p StItSs IN IN I .s,sS''
Choice Day and NIGHT League Reservation, SIN
Available. Mes Owners. Jaek Campbell. Manager.
pnYLI $500 mAslsLiouE. Near {. warren
nUI - ALLEYS NJ s777
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE III
STATE FAIR 1880 w sioo t.l stI 10 s''''
SHOW PLACE or rHE WORLD Open BowIins
Every Evening From $50 Until cIosins.
THE NAPLES ?. a' srt. r!sH''A" O tSs s;.o
All DAY sSiUSpGYs ksO sUsDA1s
TOWER REC. scH ',ci; TfT@'S'' no g. 1850
Under New Msnasemsnt. Open Alleys TODAY
Until $50 p. ~. After a.. All Day sat. Sun.
VlcTnpY Dlt l2TH. at DELAWARE
WI " ALLEYS TR 2.sSO7
Leagues. Open Alleys Today TIL s p. NJ. After TO-
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 sO sIesi U.s. O.
DAY AND miosIeHr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL A. n. Gu 1920.
WAYNES SCHOOL sf 70 s, I, He g. lS s;;f
s ". w oosI TSy ttass NC Gov 70 BOWL owl,
WEST CHlCA60 ''s stYs q cH'' sS .,ss r..
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUN.
DAYS. 10 a. N. Until CLOSING. 9 ALLEYS.
WEST DETROIT ' s1O sIss'St Us as. s:;'
Open Alley, weekdays. : to S p ~. Az Day
Sal, and Sun Az RsmOdsI.d. 10 ss~ Lanes.
luuITTIrp G77 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
WnlIII 10 ALLEYS MU ss3i
DO sEE wonENs WORLD CHAMPIONS
IN ACTION WE'RE NOVEMBER AND $
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

fellows & a m e
a ga n S [ I h e
Catholic cham
pion. The play
ers know il. the
coaches know
il and the fans
are keeping it
in mind. too.
u. OF d. High
will be really
tested for the
first time. for
II is running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27


re. 81. jerry Mccarthy M vs. 7tiI s,s
Pepti-ColA VI. Standard Ia Detroit CAskst
vs. krsstk.. e-io; Harry suffrin " DeluI-
Ia Olympic Recreation vs.. chsne-TTombly
Recreation. 1915. Matches at s.45 p. m.
HERE AND THERE-chsrles Goldsmith
Aired 2ii-24s-2lo for 900 m the For,.BIvd
House Arnold wagner goa IN 637 In
the W. Detroit Community Frank Pug
Centennial senior "Frsnk" Powell ass
IN the woodsll Russell CLARK asa in the
t r A SSa9 D, so, eil MeG s5n 2sl f.
IN the chene-TTonely $50 Connie
Shaffer 2i4 and Myrtle Scsrpaoe 2og IN
the sprinFSels Junior
tied for nrs, IN Miletta House where Bsr.
nsy Doyles ana Bili Slaters 636t we're
TOPS Howard Crumits ala was hish az
Casino and HAines tied for nrst IN the Left
Handlers, -clAasic Ina.saL RaseFts.
a47 featured Top Hat. IO2I Tor a new
marx IN The Rouge Major Bernie Fuu
@I. sos n G1n Rantar r s9S MAC Msol
Len Torice $50 in the Palace House.
Louis Nameth made the 40 TO nail 244
M e., hiEh single H., ns n ne sprnETsll,
Cer.dss ass are new Immaculate coneep--
ss s II, esn Roger k Ss5e1 p,s hss
pas and BIZ slater $50 in the xsti,i, S1'1
paul Col.mpiessi 244 IN The 81, Jos@phs
Mike Thomas sal nv the Chene-Trombiy
M Msl.s Al Pn,5 sa a s.2 IN 'se Gfsed, ,s
WsynsG susinessmsn
oth.r hiSh scorss-Roy Knapp 2s4. Bea.
f so,.1 hoS, kSs LSns 2' conGS sS'
Ladies Mildred SaFe l94. Jeff
Business Marvin Miller and Ray DcRotieF
s sa E sgs on sor@ se.s,s and 81
W chieaEo House Hal'l Ho.leman lo2,
Esu Fhiryisw Laden, Walter KotlafeEyk 2l9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Roll 1902

A new women's house league
single game record for Palace
Schoenherr was made last night
when the Tischbein-Youngs had a
1902 middle Florence Sullivan
had 245 and Florence Lemke 226
for the high scores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. u
QNS)-Gene Hubka, erstwhile
Temple triple-threat back. will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

ALTOONA REC. "a '' %sLaT SH''N" a As So,
oPtN SOWING TO-DAY UNTIL 81. N. AND
AtIIR ~. AL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
BEACON REC. Vi . Ttss0a' I" ~t'a s..css
oPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. NJ.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AFTER NOON.
cInIIIIc I,2 EAST CONGRESS
op,n se~iiss TO-DAY Unui So. n. and after
Mined Doubles Sat. $50 Double, sun. sP. N.
CENTENNIAL s.. 2's s.i ssA''p s..., x. 5000
oPts BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge. rs Lanes.
CHeNe-TR0MBlY ''ss s ssass r Las. :.''
Tourney Fairies Close soy. Q. event Nov 10.
CREST LANES fV1l sftGss at &c 70 s sss.
HOME OF rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE sAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION s sttAsf' ct $50 81
tFTtR 1880. An Day Saturdays and sunday
EAST WARREN ''e esO Il TAaS 81 oo ss''
NAVE OPENINGS FOR 2o.rEAs LEAGUE
MONDAY; STEAM TUESDAY AT 3 p. ~.
GARDEN REC 'i'% woSowtSO ont2 2;.s'o
Srfss -. All oaS ssrusoaS. SUNDAY.
GARFIELD '''' ST. ,',s q e "a, 'a''''
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL S p. ". and
AFTER Ii;3o. ALI DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
GRAND CENTRAL s. .s'I ,i .sSS ~ 's s.ssso
Pleasure to Bowl at ouI.t.st ALLEY, IN Detroit.
GRAND RIVER-lIvERNOIS '''' % 60 81, sIS''
Open Bowling All Day Sunday!
cprlr Iiyrc iOt. BALTIMORE. at
unLAI lAkLS WOODWARD MA $3.50
opsn BO~Iins--eo ALLEYS IN A Row-Un,I s
?. w. ard After ". Cocktail Bar Adioinira.
IMPERIAL REC. 't cssfs.l tS'G GSsA stS'
10 MODERN ALLEYS
ossn Every DAY Untll sidnisht Ma siss.
J. J. MILLETT'S "' Tf * s9sss! AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. g g s sETh,sS 4 f5stts
Completely mo6~nItsd. Cocktail Lounge.
1925 fast jsnsr,on. at Ess'is~n. NJ s3l7
MOTOR CITY 20 At fHSs'' At "Ai L SIS,
OPEN Bowling SATURDAY tso SUNDAY
sEt Qua BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
NORTH END 70 so VS. S'"' ~ i sss.
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
M Yuplc pEc sArlosAL AT GO. RIvIR
VLIWTIb nCb, Free PArkln3 TE 1886
Home Of ". CREATES DETROIT ALI.srAR
" Alleys. opsn Bs~llns AT DAY SAT. SUN.
PALACE REC. ''s s sIi.,. w,,s,., ?. S ss7
oPEs BowLINa TODAY UNTIL 500 y. w.
eiIIlMda AsstssraAt. ceektall Leuapa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
DeSOto Takes
Chrys|er Lead
STANDINGS

De Soto today is sole occupant
of first place in the Chrysler In
terplant Bowling League at Pal
ace and only three games Sepa-
rate the first seven clubs. There
are only six between the top and
bottom.
Therman Gibson's 691 for High
land Park Engineering kept him
ahead OF the averages with 201.6.
Frank lions 653 for Highland
Park Service gave him second on
1865. Jim Glidden, Tank Arsenal.
moved 10 third with 1913 and
Walter each is fourth on 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Former Temple Star Faces His Old Team

lead the Bucknell Bisons tonight
against his former teammates at
the Owl Stadium in Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
END TIE FOR FIRST

Two victories for De Soto over
Plymouth. 2768 TO 1884. broke the
first place deadlock. Aluminium
Forge. surprise team of the
league, continued in a tie for sec
ond in stopping Service, 1851 to
1858. Engineering moved within
two games of the top in sweeping
Tank Arsenal. 1858 10 2710.
Dodge Forge. the defending
champion. held its ground in shut
ting out Superfinishers, although
outrolled, 1884 TO 2613, as Joe
Plappert OF the losers failed TO
get a strike in his first - frames.
Walter each. De Soto. had a
Dutch 200" alternating a strike
and spare in his middle game.
Bill Dewight had a 636 for
Aluminium Forge and Bill Pierce
a 6l3 for Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Fife Has Job
10 Stop Stroh
STANDINGS
By HAROLD KAHL

To Charley Kotarski's Fife
bowlers goes the difficult assign
ment OF trying TO Gust Joe Norris
Stroh's from first place when they
meet in the Greater Detroit ALI
Star league at the Olympic Rec
reation tonight.
Away TO a slow start due 10
the illness of Phil Bauman, Fife
has been showing signs of its real
form Of late. With only a single
game lead Stroh will have 10
step a fast clip if it intends to
stay up there.
OF the three clubs tied for sec
ond Cass SchlafT's Pepsi Cola runs
into worthy foe in Elwood
Blake's Standard. Joe Adams I'll
takes on Bob Coles Jerry Nc
Carthy's as Lou Sielaff's f a. B
timber busters catch Harold AL
lens MineraliteS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
A CHILD IS BORN

At time like this it is always comforting to realize that although Christmas is eternal-war is not.
 The greatest miracle of all times will be cele- brated by all Christendom day after tomorrow. It has been a developing miracle and which still holds our world in wonder Two thousand years ago a Child was born in Bethlehem, bringing unity to mankind.
 The ancient world had reached barrier through which it could not break, and it was beginning to crumble into dust for want of an impulse Then it was that the Child was born and the light to give men strength and fellowship to tell them: Ye are all one of another.
 From Bethlehem the wonder spread east and west and north and south. It lit up the years with a glow that has not yet died out.
 There have been times-the Dark Ages-during the great wars the present struggle when the flame becomes fcker-but always man still has at hand this life giving torch the memory of his past and the promise of his future.
 Yet the Christian ethic speaks of the Fatherhood of God and has as it's coroary the brotherhood of man. It would be hypocritca to fail to point out how far we are today from this ideal-in this war torn world.
 Room must be made in the relations among the people of this earth for the embracing ethic of Christianity That lesson should be clear To make this creed live again lives should be the modern shepherds as they tended their flocks the Bethe hem hillside and in the morning led the wise men to the inn in the town
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26

Adverse aspects are active until evening, when men who bear heavy responsibilities should benefit. Judgment should not be trusted this morning.
 HEART AND HOME: Girls may discover in the new year that good- salaried positions are elusive. Col lege students should benefit; how ever, for they are later to be in great demand for scientific jobs. Urgent need for nurses is again forecast.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: There is 9 sign read as indicating large number of wartime millionaires who find it wise to conceal from the public the extent of their new-found wealth. The seers who foretold little profiteering now pre- dict the publicizing of amazing figures.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Changes in population will be radical in many parts of the United States War industry migrants will be affected by wanderlust and while many will desire to remain in their new locations, the majority will par
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
20 YEARS AGO TIT f{HE EMPIRE
DECEMBER. 23. 1924


 Japanese life mprison- killing 6year-od Margaret Andrianon Johnson approximately ten years larceny
 Company purchased by the Alaska foreclosure sale that special chancery George house H. l. Faulkner bid rights for the buying company F Douglas Lodge, F. sey Secretary Marshal Edwin Sutton Organst.
 Abby spend holidays the channel
 the holiday parents n Snohomsh
 Homqust left Seattle a
 holiday attraction at the Coliseum bill at the Palace. Mount Juneau Lodge, F. A. Wallis Leivers Senior Warden, Charles Naghel 
 George Messerschmidt Seattle Catholic Church and Holy Trinity Cathedral Christmas
 the Methodist Church Sunday including Powers Gerald and Geraldine Boddng Eva Rocovich Grub Vivian Gruber Thema Bedding
 Among Trinity choir Christmas Eve mass Hobook, sadlie sam Feldon Cedric Davis Mrs Hungerford, Jenne, choir director
 Weather report: High, cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not cOmpeP
- - =
 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24


 Benefic aspects rule powerfully today, which is most promising to the clergy New fame for heroic cnaplains is forecast.
 HEART AND HOME: A new sense of the meaning of Christmas will sway members of families. Re- vival of interest in religious ob- servance is forecast and churches will be crowded as never before. Tears will dim many a holiday joy, but general thankfulness will up- lift the hearts of the people.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS This dull est week in trade will be marked by planning and the framing of important contracts. Solid invest ments may be postponed and the speculative spirit may be prevalent Before the new year, chief con- cern should be the safeguarding of money. In the future, caution and sagacity should rule. After the holiday spending orgy strict econ only should be practiced.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Nasty mar riages will continue to bring prob lems to many families. The seerS foretell increase of divorces anc emphasize that when a man be- comes a hero it does not alter his heredity CT social background Similarity of birth and education contributes much to domestic har- mony, the seers point out.
 INTERNATIONAL FFAIR s, Russia continues under benefiC signs that presage growth of power and extension of territory Many changes in the Soviet Government are prognosticated.
 Persons whose birthdate it i have the augury of 9 year O smooth sailing in financial water that at times may be bit shallow
 Children born on this day prob ably yin ta ambitious and deter mined to succeed. They are natura leaders.