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ARIES
(Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) WE

Dubious financial projects
should be avoided. Expect
little positive feedback from
- others, but travel plans are
favored.

TAURUS

(Apr, 20 to May 20) Oe
After a disturbing encounter

re jaint assets, you may be in

the mood for seclusion. Plan

for a holiday that will suit your

needs,

GEMINI

(May 21 to June 20) nay
Consider priorities. Modest

social gains are nat worth the

effort if you neglect respon-

sibilities in other areas. Be

amenable.

CANCER

(une 21 to July 22) BEY
Maintain ideals about

career projects, but it may be

difficult to initiate new plans
now. Distractions may
compete with duty,

0
(duly 23 to Aug, 22) POGER

Opposition to your ideas
may be a2 sign that the-plan ag
is shouldn't be finalized.
Curiously enough, your in-

_ tuition puts you on the right
track,

VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept, 22) yar
You'll get a good idea of ©

home improvements plans,
but may have difficulty

raising necessary cash,
Still, it is a good idea! .

LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) £25 6

Surface disagreements may

disguise the real problem. Use
your intuition to get to the

of the matter, especially
re partnerships,

SCORPIO — " ‘
(Oct. 23 to Nov, 21) "LAKE
Expect
delaying the completion of
work projects, Protect health
and nerves. Talking things
over with a close one ‘helps.

SAGITTARIUS

(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ag

Entertainment plans are
subject to change — possibly
due to an extra ‘ work

assignment. Learn to derive :

pleasure from your work,

CAPRICORN
(Dec, 22 to Jan. 19) Wiat
Talking things over is your
best bet re a domestic
- problem. Instead of laying
down the law, accent reason
and be adaptable.

interruptiong |

Getting to fil any cool.
upset only carry
over into your other affairs
unfavorably. Expect a busy
day of communications,

PISCES
(Feb. 19 to Mar. 29) HEX

Private worries and inner
tenslons will mount if you keep
them to yourself, Let close
ones into your private world.
Open up.

YOU BORN TODAY are
idealistic but somewhat
nervous. Your natural
skepticism makes you a born
critic. Not for you a routine
job. IE you suppress your
originality and try to fit in
with the crowd, you become
temperamental. You can
succeed in any line that

Teflects your Ideals and are

usually found in such fields as
acting, composing, music,
sculpture, writing, and
engineering. Your greatest
success comes when you ally
yourself with universal
principles, Then your original
turn of mi
contribution that benefits all
mankind. Birthdate of:
Laurence Olivier, actor; A.
Conan Doyle, author; and
Richard Wagner, composer.

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BELL, THAT'S IT FOR TODAY,
BOYS AND GIRIS! Weve
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ABOUT

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