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1.Consider an analytic function (s) defined by a Dirichlet series whose axis of convergence is σ = 0, where 0 ≤λ_n< + ∞ and lim (log n/λ_n) = 0. We define the Ritt order and proximate order of f(s) in σ > 0 and have obtained some relations between the growth of f(s) and the coefficients, which extend some of G. Valiron's results.2. Let (Ω, P) be a probability space. Consider a random Dirichlet series whose abscissa of convergence is σ(ω), where a_n(ω) are random variables in (Ω,P) and λ_n satisfy the same conditions as in 1(n = 0,1,2,…). To σ(ω) we extend L. Arnold's results on the radius of a.s. convergence of random Taylor series and have solved some of his problems.In the case σ(ω) = 0 a.s. the results mentioned in 1 is applied to studying the a.s. growth of f(s, ω) in σ> 0. As a special case we find that if |a_n(ω)| are independent and have the same non-degenerate distribution function F(x) and if the radius of a.s. convergence of g(s, ω)is 1, then the a.s. growth of g(s, ω |z|<1 ean be determined by the convergence or divergence of(logx)~k dF(x) (k≥1).3. Let the probability space in 2 be such that Ω = [0, 1], is composed of all Lebesgue measurable sets E on Ω and P[E] is the Lebesgue measure of E. Let a_n(ω)= b_nε_n(ω) or b_nγ_n(ω), where {ε_n(ω)} or {γ_n(ω)}is a Rademaeher or Steinhaus sequenee and b_n are constants such that the abscissa of convergence of f(s, ω) is zero. Then, under certain conditions every point on σ = 0 is a Pieard or Borel (R) point of f(s, ω) a.S.