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ka vera male Bernardke, kate
ri Sc je prikazala Maria. Ker
je Bernardka vztrajala pri svo-
il trditvi, da je videla Mario,
je bila pozvana pred sodisce, da
bi tam to svojo trditev prekli-
Gala, kar pa Bernardka v svoji
veliki veri nj mogla storiti.
Sodnijskim potion so dali "a
preti votlino. Ko pa je lezal ma
smrtni postelji vladarjev sin in
so mu dali pozirek vode il Lur-
da, kjer Sc je bila p1.ikazala Ma
rija, mu je odleglo in ma VIA
darjevo povelje so to votlino
zopet odprli "a romarje in boil
nike, XII so tn iskali cudeznega
ozdravljenja. VISA ia zgodba je
zapopadena v filmu Song of
Bernadette.'
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uredll1kova
posta
VAzNA SEA-

v petek oh s. uri zvecer Sc
vrsi v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave-, Euclid,
Ohio, vazna seja Slovenskega
demokratskega kluba v Eucli-
du.
Sejo bodo posetili prominent
nj politicni kandidatje "a. dr.
zayne in okrajne urade insvab-
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Prvie v zgodovini Clevelanda
bodo tri gledalisca kazala isto-
casno isto sliko in sicer Song
of Bernadette." To zanimivo
filmsko sliko SO priceli kaza-
tt v Hippodrome glediscu sre-
do 26. aprila o polnoci. V Vari-
ETY. in Keith's glediscu ma East
1O5 st. pa v cetrtek 27. aprila.
Ia slika je povzeta iz priljub-
ljene povesti o mali Bernardo
in cudezni prikazni v Lurdu,
katero je opisal Franz Werfel.
Dokler bo zivel cloveski rod, DO
ostala "a vedno v spominu tudi
Ia filmska slika, kot ena maj
!epsih in najbolj globokih film
skin silk.
V Sikh ie pokazana VISA veil
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RESNICA?
PiSe Frank Kerze

lie dnl sem cltal Vec clankoV
V enem izmed nash dnevnikov.
Gre Sc "a razmere v start do
movini. To Sc pravi: bojih in
nasprotstvih, XII so med osvobo-
dino fronto, kakor Sc imenuje-
jo skupine pod marsalom I'll
tom in pa-med nasprotniki.
kdo so ii? Belle garde, vaske
straze in mnogo podobnega.
Clanki Sc citajo kakor k a X
zapisnik enega izmed nash pod
pornih drustev. Gre nekako ia
ko: Skupine osvobodilne fronte
50 pridrle v vas, pobile ali od-
peljale nekaj oseb, craven Sc
zazgale nekaj his in odsle. Tu-
kaj so razdrli progo, tam raz-
strelili most pri zeleznici, podr-
Ii predor "a zeleznico, unicili
zveze it'd. Vselej 50 bill eni in j.
sti, to je clani osvobodilne from
te.
Cisto natancno Sc je ugotovi-
10 skoro "a vsak slucaj posebej
kako je bill ia ali oni ubit, vca-
sih cello m u { e n in pretepan:
kaksne poskodbe je dobil in po-
dobno. Potem Sc je konstatirala
skoda dinarjih, popisale Sc
vse izgube, prav kakor v kakem
uradnem zapisniku enega drus-
tva.
Ia dodatek je bilo vselej rece-
no, da je velika vecina vsega
ljudstva proti osvobodilni from
ii, katera nj drugega, k ak I
par komunistov, XII hocejo silo
tirati ljudje tie, kamor ne ma
rajo iti.
Da je vse to res, potrjujejo
neke skupine takozvanih ma
prednih strank in craven tege
pritisnejo svoj pecat Sc socija
| listi, kolikor iih ie. In da ne po-
zabim: pris t a 81 katoliskih
5trank, kakor Sc re imenujcjo.
Celia stvar nj nova. Videl sem
porocilo glede tega pred par le-
ii. Incl ga je neki minister ju
goslovanske Wade. Razlika je le
ia, da ie bll V teh clankih ma
bran yes material, da Sc take
preprica amerisko Javnost, kdo
ina prav, kdo napak.
Ko clovek precita vse to, ca
ka ma reakcijo. Kaksen vii;
lapravljajo porocila ma te al
name? Odgovor? Nobenega.
Vsak clovek obsoja ubijanje il
| pozig, klanje in vnicevanje. To
Ia?
Ne mOrem Sc iznebiti visa
da SO vsa ia porocila en- m
zvon. Use ie prikrojeno tako
da so Ia eni strani sama bel2
! iagnjeta, ma drugi pa sami kr
! volocni in neusmiljeni komuni
5ti. Clovek Sc nehote vprasa
kako je prislo do tega? Vsaka
5tvar ina svoj vzrok in tega n
navedenega mixer V porocilih
Torej manjka drugi zvon, brez
katerega nj lesnica.
In Sc vec. &c ze cujes diva
zvona, je treba imeti ne same
Sc dodatnega tretjega, ampal
skupino njih, XII preisce vse, "a
slisi in ugotovi vse cd prvega
do zadnjega.
VISA porocila so kar Sc da E.
nostranska. LIE tukaj pa tam je
kaka fraza, XII da cloveku misli-
ii. Zakaj Sc to godi? Ker zele
biti bell gardisti, vaske straze
in druge tam pripadajoee sku-
pine zveste, kralju in domovi-
f nj. ID
Precej tukaj je en- velik "a,
jec, XII nam pomaga odgovori,
Il ma mnoga vprasanja. Mi We
mo, da Tito urejuje politicne "a
deve osvobojenih krajev tako
da prepusti ljudstvu vse. Ko
mine boj, je prvo njegovo delo,
da sklice vse ljudi. Potem cd
glasujejo in 81 izbero take "a
stopnike, XII uzivajo zaupanje
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Bas nasprotno: ljudje so vi
ieli, kaj je Rusija dosegla pod
komunizmom V enem samem
:etrt stoletju in mislijo 81: kar
ie tako dobro in uspesno "a ME,
zakaj bi ne bilo tudi "a mas?
Nj treba, da Sc zgrazas radi
we're. Oblika drzave je politicno
in ekonomsko vprasanje, XII nj
ma prav nobenega stika vero.
To Sc pravi: ina silk samo "a
.iste, XII hoceje po sill vrinitl
2ero v drzavo samo.
Mi, XII gledamo ma boz V nasi
start donlovin,, Sc vprasamo o.
1etovano: kdo ina prav in kdo
lapak. Pc nasem prepricanju,
20 Sc pravi: po mojem, XII Je
orez dvoma V soglasju z veliko
vecino vsega nasega naroda v
Ameriki, ina prav osvobodilna
,ronta S Titom ma celu. Nam Sc
,di njegova akcija edino praVil-
IA "a bodoco drzavo. Cemu 81
til V monarhijo i'll podpirati
3njilo jugoslovansko vlado, &c
smo Sc vsi prepricali, da emo
5tavno nj slo. Cetrt stoletja j.
iovolj preizkusnje. Razmere
med jugoslovanskimi narodi so
Sc slabsale cd leta do leta. IL
tihega sovrastva Sc je razvil
javen odpor in posledica tega je
Tito in njegova osvobodilna
fronta.
Mi moramo jemati razmere v
lasi start domovini kot boj raz-
icnih idej. In boju padajo lju-
die, gore poslopja, vnieujejo Sc
| sloveske naprave--vse gre ta-
ko po malem, kakor gre drugod
| IA veliko.
Kaj maj reeem ma take clan
Ike v javnosti? Da so-milo re-
6eno skrajno naivni in otrocji.
Ne prepricajo nikogar, ne po-
jasnijo nicesar. Samo pisejo o
posledicah boja ma nacin, kakor
bi ga sestavil kak obcinski tai
mix tedne potem, ko je re kon-
cano. q
Da so tisti, XII so pisali ia po-
rocila tudi jake otrocji, nam
kaze ap el ma socijalisticno
stranko v Ameriki in toboze
njenega predstavnika Etbina
Kristana. Socijalisticne stranke
7 v Ameriki nj ze davno. In koli-
kor Sc je Sc najde, je po vecini
" maihnih skupinah, kakor ma
sa slovenska.
Use to in nanogo drugega hi
bill ljudem lahko pojasnili clani
jugoslovanske Wade. Mesto da
Sc je sepetalo par let in vlacilo
rama porocila pred zaupne O.
sehe S prstom ma ustih; 9 tenn
,, Sc ne govorL bi bio veliko bolj
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kralJem. Onl praVlJo: Douoco IT.
zavo maj odglasuje ljudstvo. Ka-
kor odloci vecina, tako maj DO.
Vaske straze, bell ~gardisti in
podobne skupine pa hocejo kra-
liza in njegovo vlado. Vse to Sc
seveda ne mesa gladko. So IL
dajstva, pobijanja, pozigi -
sploh vse, kar more en- nasprot-
mix storiti drugemu. Vedeti mo-
ramo namrec, da je vojska in
ia ne priznava drugega, kakor:
ali ii ali JAZZ. Ia oba nj prosto-
ra.
So ljudje, XII mislijo, da &c je
kdo nasega jezika. in nase krvl,
da mu mora biti vse odpuscene
in vse zaprineseno. Ampak dra-
gi moii, to nj tako. JAZZ sem po-
vedal pred poldrugim letom dnl
v eni izmed najveejih newyors-
kin dvoran, vprico ministrov in
zastopnikov raznih vlad, da je
meni moi brat fasist veliko bolj
nevaren, kakor recimo Nemec
ali Lab. &c hocem, da pridem
kan, moran najprej obracuna-
i Z MIN. In vojna pozna en-
sam obracun: ali ii ali JAZZ.
JAZZ ne trdim, da so bell gar
dist, vaske straze in drugi Mi
howl pristasi sami fasisti. Tudi
ii treba, da so. Dovolj je, da
| oodirajo delo osvobodilne from
.e, da Sc bore in mascujejo, ko-
der morejo-izkratka: da SO 6
| ;vojimi lastnimi brati v odpr-
EN- boju.
In priznajmo odkrito: nasa
'tara domovina je danes V cd,
<ritem boju. Ma eni strani o
,vobodilna fronta, ma drugi vas
| ,e straze, gardisti in drugi. VISA
ka skupina zeli uveljaviti svoje.
IN posledica? Use, kar prinese
1avadno vojska: umor, pozig
1nicevanje in stotero drugega.
| Kaj pomaga zdaj javnost
)isariti in vzdihovati? VzemimC
;tvari, kakor so, &c hocemo ali
lie in presojajmo jih tako, ka'
Sor v zadevah, XII MISC nase.
| Glede Tita in njegovega ma.
Gina resevanja vseh mogocih
3prasanj je svet edin tenn, de-
mogoce on edini, XII je nase
lekako srednjo pot. On hoce
la Sc vrne bodocnost drzave V
oke ludstvu. Cital sem opeto
1ane Glanke o Titovih uspehih
le samo ma vojnem polju, am
'ak posebej Sc ma politicnem
1ar jc najve6je vaznosti. Tito
n njegovi vedo, "a kaj Sc bore
n kako hoeejo. Kdor je MIN
20 odobraval vse, kar stori Y
vojo obrambo, pa bilo tako al
'ako. kdor Je proti MENU, ka-
sor vaske straze, gardisti in
lrugi, DO izkusal uveljavljat
,voje.' In ne z besedo, XII ne Ia
eze mic, pac pa silo. K d O r
imaga, tisti je na povrsju.
| Mesto da Sc take stvari pri-
,bcuje, hi elovek rajsi videl, ko
ii zastopniki vaskih straz, be-
in ga1distov Ii arugih skapin
zdali svojo proklamacijo, ko-
ler bi jasno in odlocno povedali
voje stalisce, zakaj SO "a kra-
tja in monarhijo, zakaj Sc raj,
ii druzijo s priznanimi sovraz-
liki nasega naroda, kakor pa
judmi tistega jezika, tiste kr-
| vi.
Ena izmed pogretih fraz bi
bila brez dvoma: SO komunisti.
ce vsi ne, pac vsaj tisti, XII vo-
dijo. HIM, kaj maj pa bodo dru-
gega? 2 Dunajem in Rimom je
bill mas narod poldrugi tisoc let.
Ali ga nista tlacila in izkorisca-
Ia oba? Kdo je tisti, XII je pri-
Sci prvi ma pomoe osvobodilni
'front.'? Ali nj bila Russia? Ali
je Russia pristala ma to, da mo-
[rajo biti vsi komunisti, XII Sc boz
re "a izpremembo Wade v nek-
& II go & Il + d
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jo.
Predsednik.
o delovanju Hrvatov in ST.
bow "a osvoboditev
Jugoslavije
Cleveland, o. - Organizacija
Slovenskega ameriskega narod-
mega sveta DELUXE med ameriski-
mi Slovenci prid pravicne
razresitve politicnega in geo.
grafskega vprasanja v Jugo-
! slaviji. Med ameriskimi Hrvati
pa DELUXE te svrhe organizaci-
ia Odbor hrvatskega kongresa.
V nedeljo, 16. aprila je Od-
Dor hrvatskega kongresa prize
dill koncert v Slovenskemu ma
rodnemu domu ma st. Clairju.
Ma programu so bill tamburasi,
pevski zbori, govornik in glavna
atrakcija je pa bila Zinka Mi
lanov, operna pevka operne
druzbe Metropolitan in njen So
prog Predrag Milanov.
Program je odprl Blaz Kau-
sic, predsednik OHK, tambur-
Ski zbor Sedlacek je zaigral
Amerisko himno in nato Oj Sla-
veni, O volitvah in progresivnih
kandidatih "a drzavne in fede-
ralne urade je spregovoril Ber-
ard V. McGroarty, nastopil je
Ukrajinski pevski zbor in hr-
.vatski zbor Abrasevic in mlade
Ukrajinke so predvaJa1e Kozaski
pies. -'
V drugemu delu sta pa ma
stopila umetnika Predrag in
Zinka Milanov. Gospod Milanov
je deklamiral svojim PROF.
nim naglasom Maksimovicevo
pesem "Ustanici" in Drenovco-
We "Ko je Lola" in mi dolazi-
mo- (zadnje dive je spisal po-
znani Rev. Nikola Drenovac liz
Youngstowna, Ohio, XII je clan
zdruzenega odbora juznih Slo-
vanov). Pesmi so zelo primerne
"a te case, ko je vse polno "tru-
badurjev" "a begati ljudstvo in
navzoci SO ocividno cutili pes
nixon, kar so pokazali S aplav-
zom deklamatorju g. Milanov in
pesniku Rev. Drenovcu. Pesmi
"Ko je Lola" in mi dolazimo"
piscu ne bodo Sic IL spomina in
ma misel mi je prislo, kaksna
razlika je med duhovniki,-ta
tt pise "a ljudstvo, pravico, in
nekaj slovenskih pa zagovarja
fasisticne koketke in slept naso
slovensko Lolo.
Ga. zinka Milanov je zapela
pesmi "Domovini ljubavi,"
"Sveh dus dan," "Pastirici,"
"Gdje 81 Duso," INA Bembasi,
"Moj Split" Ona ina cudovito
lep glas, lep nastop in vse pesmi
je zapela 2 dovrseno pevsko in
glasbeno umetnostjo. Pc kon-
canem koncertu je sla gospa
umetnica v druzbo svojih roja-
kov in Sc ie prijazno domaee
razgovarjala mimi. Milanovo
je spremljal ma klavir DIR. Will
liam Lausche.
Mi navzoci Slovenci, smo 81
mislil, kako lepo bi donela tudi
slovenska pesem, &c bi :jo zapela
ga. Milanova. In res Sc ie eden
il nase srede okorajzi] in vpra-
Sal ga. Milanovo, da ako bi bilo
naogoce njej priti med mas Slo-
vence enkrat to <leto? Ona pra-
vi. da nj izkiuceno, in da ie
mono, koncnega odgovora pa
Sc ne more dati radi njene DO
letne ture sirom ameriskega
kontinenta.
Udelezba je bila sijaina in
avditorij SIND je bill zaseden,
kar znati, da je tudi med anne
'Nadalieyanis Ia 1. strann
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Alexander.
 When such tidings reach us there is brought home to each one the awful tragedy of the most destructive of all the horsemen of the apocalypse.
 This is the fifth time the dreaded telegram of regret has been received by Juneau and Douglas people from the War Department First, it brought grief to Mrs Britt then to Mrs. Savikko, to Mrs. Vestal, to Mrs. Maxwell and now to the Alexanders each time announcing the sacrifice upon the altar of our ccuntrys freedom of of the real flowers of the community's manhood Truly, death loves shining mark
 Our profound sympathy is extended to Judge and Mrs Alexander to Miss Alexander and Mrs. Sherman, the sisters, and to the young widow, soon to be bereaved
 convey comfort, or lessen the pain of parents and family.
 But we should find it no difficult task to write eulogy on young George Alexander. He was one of Juneau's most promising young men We were proud to claim him as one of us His fine personality pleasant disposition sterling character good nature and genuine manly qualities endeared him to all who knew him
 However no eulogy will bring him back to us, assuage the grief of his parents, wife sisters They in common with Mrs. Britt, Mrs Savikko, Mrs vesai, and Mrs Maxwell, have paid costly sacrifice in the common cause of freedom.
 We can only say, in the words of Lincoln, who said such things better than anyone:
 May our Heavenly Father assuage their grief and leave them only the cherished memory of their beloved son, husband and brother, who one of Americas best.
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BRITISH INTERESTS IN GREECE

When Winston Churchill was in financial difficulties in 1912, he was helped out from three sources-the late Lord Moyne, recently assassi- mated while in Cairo; Maj. Gen. Sir. Edward Louis Spears, now British Commander and High Com missioner in Syria; and the Ham, bro family, owners of Hambro's Bank in London.
 Hambro's Bank has floated heavy loans to Greece. These loans fin anced the Athens water works, the Boeotian Irrigation Project, the Patras Railway, and most of the Greek light and power companies.
 Through an English mission sit ting in Athens, interest on these loans was paid in gold right up until April, 1941, when Greece was invaded by the Germans. It was one of the few countries where payments were made in gold.
 The interest rate is high, varying from TITS per cent to around 16 per cent. One of the bones of contention between the British Government and the Left-Wing groups in Greece is the future of these loans. The Eam-Elas group proposes scaling the interest rate to around 5 per cent, plus other concessions at the expense of Hambro's Bank
 Some diplomats in Washington think that basically this is what part of the Athens shooting is all about.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

New Secretary of State Ed Stet- tinius had color stills and movies made of Supreme Court Justice Bob Jackson giving him the oath of office When Stettinius was entertaining foreign delegates to the Dumbarton Oaks Conference, he took all of them to New York, escorted them to Radio City Music Hall First treat Stettinius worked out was a backstage visit to watch the Rockettes dancing.
 However, the Russian delegates didn't realize this was a special treat, sharply demanded to know why they, guests of the State De- partment, didn't rate seats for the performance, were finally appeased when Stettinius escorted them to a first-rate box near the front of the theatre When Col Elliott Roosevelt got off a plane from Europe, he headed straight for the StOrk Club, didn't even VlSlt ms family before proceeding to the West Coast to marry movie star Faye Emerson Elliotts mother told friends she had never met her new daughter-in-law, had not even noticed her in the movies :. Man with the hottest inside track to COP Chairman Herbert Brownell's job currently is Indiana State Chairman John H. Lower, who helped elect Homer Capehart to the Senate, has a reputation as a shrewd political operator.
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 Feature Syndicate, Inc)
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could accomplish this without she'd ding blood but he should not hesi- tate to do wha tever he has to, Churchill declares.
 (Signed) Kirk"
 Meanwhile, it has also leaked out that Prime Minister Churchill refused to accept coalition Cabi- net headed by 85-year- Themi- stocles Sophoulis which would have contained representatives of all Greek political parties. This might have avoided civil war. Not only the Royalists, but Eam-Elas and even the Communists were willing to serve under SophoMis, but Chur- chill said no.
 British Ambassador Rex Leeper informed the Greeks that Chur- chill had wired instructions that Papandreou must remain as Pre- mier.
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20 YEARS AGO fME fyfT EMPIRE
DECEMBER IS, 1924

The night the Juneau High School girls basketball the of 2 to The Douglas boys five vened up the hono Of the defeating School boys five IT 13
 doubehead this night the Juneau High School cagers to take the Colegians.
 Douglas boys with the intention of later forming President Walter Savkko President Arthur and John Cashen Treasurer
 Cabeship Dewood the the cable between this work to repair the Ketchikan-Seatle cable
 Samuel Gompe dean of labor in America died in San Antonio 
 Company advertising for smoky Christmas offering Dunhll pipes at $0
 Blonde starring La Pante the feature Spketts the Coliseum in "On the High Seas"
 Weather report: High. 31: low. 29
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ORDERED TO OPEN FIRE

"Scobie is also instructed that he should not hesitate to open fire on any armed male in the Greek capi- tai who assails the authority of the British or of the Greeks who are collaborating with the British. It would be a good thing, said Chur- chill, if Scobies forces could be augmented by the forces of the home Greek Government The British Ambassador, according to the message, is advising Papan- dreon Greek Premier supporting the: King not to hesitate.
 "Scobie should not hesitate, say ChurchilI's orders, to act as if he were in 6 conquered city, con- frcnted by local rebellion. With the forces under Scobie's command, says Churchill, Scobie should be able to hand Elas a lesson that would make it most improbable that others will behave in the same way.
 "Churchill closes by saying that he will back up Scobie in whatever action Scobie takes along these lines, and that the British must keep and dominate Athens. It would be splendid thing if Scobie
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an any armed male in the Greek capital who assails the authority of the British"
 The orders were summarized by United States Ambassador to Italy Alexander Kirk in a cablegram on December 5 from Caserta, Italy, Allied headquarters for all of the Near East. On that day, Stettinius issued his statement that the United States did not believe in meddling with European Govern ments.
 Kirk's message follows in full:
 Gen. Scobie at Athens has been informed in message from Chur- chill that SAC Supreme Allied Commando has been ordered to leave all British troops in Greece and to reinforce them as fully as possible The PM tPrime Minister states that he holds Scobie respon- sible for destroying or neutralizing all Eam-Elas groups National Lib eration Front which opposes the King) who approach Athens, and authorizes Scobie to intern any de- sired number of persons and to issue all regulations necessary for complete control of the streets.
 When the shooting begins, said Churchill, it can be expected that Elas will put women and children in the. first line Scobie is instructed to be clever about coping with this and to avoid errors"
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not compeW
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14

THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA
 Benefic aspects rule today which should be fortunate for the United Nations navies.
 HEART AND HOME: Women are under an suspicious direction of the stars, stimulating and in spring. It is a promising date for entering into contracts for the new year. Girls will be lucky in making new friends of eligible young men. It is happy wedding day.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS; The stars presage a generous distribution of money among the people which assures brisk holiday trade. Practi- cal gifts that are costly will be numerous. Few useless trifles will be bestowed as Christmas re- minders
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Reduction in the number of Government en- ployees will be advocated with re- newed emphasis the first of the year. Astrologers stress the import ance of choosing vacations that re- quire constant development of skill and warn the young against rou- tine tasks that destroy initiative.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR IS: Astrology does not indicate the complete ending of the Second World War within the next few years but forecasts graduel eli imitation of various phases of con- flict following the defeat of the Axis The final victory over Japan may be long delayed although there are signs of sudden surrender within 1945.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of fin ancial perplexities. They should neither borrow nor lend.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be original in ideas and mentally keen They may be too generous for their own best in terests.
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-grabbers in the state, has the best chance of being reelected for a full six-year term in 1946.
 Coffee has a reputation for being able to grab plenty in Washington, D. C., to help all the folks back home. Tough and highly colorful, he makes the rafters of the House of Representatives ring when he gets up to talk, has good many friends in both the House and the Senate, would be a real addition to the upper chamber.
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M0nCDM ETIOIIETTE by FlUULKN LIluULIll ROBERTA LEE

WORDS OFTEN MISUsED slowly" both adjective and adveb while SLOWLY is adverb only.
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: hab-a both AT, in TT unsressed accent first syllable
 MISSPEIIED Genius (mental taent Genus Ca class; order knd).
 SYNONYMS Iaughabe, hudicrous ridiculous comical
 and it is yours" Let Todys word NDOMITABE to be subdued unconqueabe He has an n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
Poor Digestion? 1G t.s ,.
 Headachy? 0n Sour or Upset? nu Tired-Listless? 00

Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To feel cheerful and happy again your food must be digested properly.
 Each day, Nature must produce about two pints of vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, your food may remain undigested- leaving you headachy and irritable.
 Therefore, you must increase the flow of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly - often in as little as 30 minutes. And, you're on the road to feeling better. i Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract indigestion-when Carter's Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma ture's own order. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 10t and 25f.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
SENATOR COFFEE?

Washington State Representative John M. Coffee, who has made himself a national reputation by his spirited defense of progressive measures, now has the inside track for the U. s. Senate seat that will be left vacant by smart, even- tempered Gov-elect Mon Wallgren.
 Wallgren is leaning heavily to- ward Coffee as his successor, be- lieves Coffee is one of the greatest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

O. If and her tenyear old registering at hotel would Mrs Smith and son"?
 A. w. J. H. the with ditto under Chicago line
 should butter the butter plate plate other silver?
 A. placed alongside the other silver.
 envelope wedding invita- ton?
 write Smith omit the address.