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lowing day This rule also can bt suspended by two-third vote
 As now engrossed. the income ta> bill provides for a graduated tax of from one and one-half to five per cent on individual net income and a flat three per cent tax on corporations. Amount of credit al- lowed for individuals, married men, dependents. estates and trusts was reduced slightly, which will increase the prC>,eds from the tax.
 Pack Tax Credit
 The House amended the bill to provide that the Federal salmon pack tax shall constitute a credit against the total due under the in come tax.
 The bill also contains the same mining provision as the Federal in come tax law.
 The House did not touch another bill on it's 25-measure calendar to- day, the income tax being special order of business.
 Senate Busy
 The Senate meanwhile passed dozens of bills last night. Today it accepted by a vote of six to two a House bill reducing the exemption from the gross gold tax from S2O,- coo to S1O,0O0. Voting against &C., cepting were Sullivan and LaBoy- teaux. The bill passed the House late last night by vote of II to five.
 The House agreed last night to accept Senate Bill 36 any time up to midnight today. The bill makes a number of technical amendments to the unemployment compensation act, including one to provide that no recess or interim appointment to the Commission may be made by the 
 Bills by La Boyteaux giving h. dians and Eskimos special deferfse against prosecution for polygamy, adultery and cohabitation were killed in the Senate last night, as was bill by Cochran for a permit system of liquor sale.
 A bill by Nordale raising the school tax to $750, bringing work ing women under its provisions and raising the upper limit for pay ment from 50 to 60 yearSw was passed 5-3 after 4 to vote had failed to strike the section bringing wom- en under the act.
 Other major piece of business in the Senate yesterday was passage of a teachers retirement fund bill by Coffey. It sets up joint con- tributory system of pensions for veteran and disabled teachers" Un- der the bill, four percent of the salary of teachers will be with held for pension fund, which will be paid out starting October l, 1942, at the rate of $500 per year to teachers reaching the age of 55, who have taught for 25 years Cat least Is of which have been in Alaska and who retire. Member ship in the plan is compulsory on teachers, though the act would not go into effect until after major ity of teachers agreed to it.
 Both House and Senate were still in session late this afternoon, with long calendars ahead of them.
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Try a czasslrlea ao m The Empir'
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THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bmcau) U S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU

the U S. Weather Burcau)
 U. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU
 Forecast for Juneau vicinity beginning S Partly cloudy possibly temperature lowest temperature tonight 36 degrees "wednesday AZ gentle southeasery winds
 Partly cloudy with local light rain in north portion portion temperature; moderate to gentle crate variable portion northery 
 of of the Gulf of A1asks Spencer Fresh southeasery to easteriy Cape Hmclnbrook Fresh Cape Hnchinbrook Resurrection fresh northeasey winds fair urreion fresh northery nohwesey Wednesday, partly cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-18

Comets travel about the sun in orbits millions of miles from the earth and consist of gas and swarms of particles loosely held together by gravity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-18

become obsolete, the trade pre- diets. and even moderate heels shoes instead of the fancy designs will be considered high.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-18
HELLERICH FOR NOME

George Hellerich, former member of the Legislature. and prominent
 mining man of Seward Peninsula, is passenger aboard the Alaska for
 Seward on his way home.
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ade and display of fireworks.
 And back home again, Miss Pearce today received welcome greetings from her Juneau friends, while promising herself that Carnival is all over for another year, and there's still work to be done and sleep to be had
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HOUSING PROJECTS

Four hundred housing projects costing $1,80o, 100000 had been un- dertaken by the Federal govern ment in connection with defense at the end of January
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.2ongbia uno Saul Wtneller; iln brit.
ten Sabre, 5rareis Mc2angblin,
aloDiins. ar5paopo1ifi ii,io HaIpb
Giibner;; iin stpeite,l Sabre, Soiepb
Miller, 8illia,n Bed INTO George
Gidoepe; I'M erite1 Sabre, 2eollaro
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beionoere Siidtigfeit ausgeaeidnet.
.nuiere beiten @liidtpiinide!
Bir ipiinidcit allen llniern 2eler,l
mo 5re,lnben ein gIiidlides Slterfsit.
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ein reibes WtaB BON Siterfrieoen iulo
Oferirellbe bringenl 8ir babe,t mob
reuo Ser IT. Saitenaeit aller ,tHIerer
2efer ,nb Sreltlloe III ltltiern @ebetcr
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genomntelt. 9ieIe 5bipeitern baben
felt langen Sabren init groBer Srcue
lulb fSil1gabe Dem Soiepbillum tgre
Dienite geipiontet Ssiinge Mdbbe.t,
lpelde ibr 2ebeu ben Dienfte @oftes
5n tpeibet iid beablibtiget, nlogel
iid an: Motber Sltperior, In 9ern=
barts s.. O., geabi,,g, Ga., iuenben.
Die 5dieelter,l beliten Sbulen $40.
Ipitaler ,mo ii6ernebmen Sausarbei-
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sic @abelt, ipel6e iie lit Entertaining
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iih nit etlihen 1,nierer 2eler int
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bas bie 8efdreibnng Sbrer farbf
gen &apenenfeniter entbdlt. 8or
bielen Sabren beiiidfe inein @ater
oas 3iini1er, in iuelbeln Der bl.
Sobannes gianllep iuobnte. @r fab
6as 8ett, 6as Der Eelifel in 8ralo
geitedt, lt1lo ben <pferfefiel, 1T
neldern Ser Seiliee iid ielbit icin
@iien fodte, oas in ipobentliA eit.
i,lal eefobten &artoffeln beItanS.
Gin srenno 1t1eines gaters ging
BET benz Seiligen Dur Beidte itn6
era1bIte mir, mas fir Elm nltnoer.
barer 8etbtbater er. mar. Das at
ieinen gbren erribtete &apelen.
feniter erinnerte mid Iebbaft an al.
les, mas nneil1 Gater mir bor Ian.
gen SSabret er5dbIt batte.''
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Gin Sl1fiinftiger @eldidtihreibe,
mag an Mabitebenoem Sntereiie i'm
oen: slm Sonlltag na6nlittag 6
April 194t, bat bas Obitgarte,l=a SEQ,
tnitee Sen 8eIdlub eefaBt, gorfeb'
r,,neen s11 treffe,t I'm bas Gel6noe.
nnf oent Sbitbdltne gepflanat iueroen
iollen, etlibe Male l1ll1supfliigen. Ser
ut 6ieienr 3tped in Mnsiibt geno,n.
meme Elab - bid)t tpeitlid) ser Gen.
1is Courts, tpltrbe einitinnig als et-
pas llnid)ones erfl1rt.
Sim No1ltag l1adruittag, ,tnt i 1lbr,
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al1sgearaben. Mm Diens.
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Uogen Die fommenoen @eidlebter
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Gin Wfiiiionar, Ser ieilte priefer.
lide Irbeit ,,rter ben @sfimos aus.
iibt, ibreibt eine benerfensnerte
Shilbern,ta mas feline Niiiionsfin.
Der pom 9riege baIten .,,no mas fie
bariiber be,tfen. 8enn bieie 2eufe
5lr Miiiionsitation 2fonlmen, oann
frage1 lie ben Miffiondr uno oie
iibrisen tueiBen 2eute bariiber, mas
auf ser anoern Seite bes. Daeans Dor
ii6 gebe. Sic MAIDEN iid Damn quail.
bolle @eba11fen oariiber, ipie es m6g.
lid lit, oaB mir nns in einem iol1en
2rieae befinben. ltnb iie fragen mid
oann: nSdlaaen iib Sic Beiben i'm.
mer nod2 8elder iit Der giadti-
gere2" Sod ser gsfimo faun fidb
bas gar ltidt redt boritellen, bab mir
,pirflib arieg fiibren ioHen. Das iit
fit ibr ettpas Undergraduates. Scamp.
fen iie tpirflid NIT @etpebren eegen.
einanoer, ipie mir iie eeeen Die Henn.
there aebranden? lln6 idieben iie
tuirflib aufeinanber, 10 tpie mir a,lf
cine Serbe Ser Siere i6ieBen?''
8enn mir bas beiaben, - 10 miro
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abiolut lnfabig bas in .ieinen aopf
bineinaubringen :l1no idlieBli6 faet
er: uSiiiiumafrar,l,tgbaebt 6ieie
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9tep. Sdnlty Miifiotspriefter bon
Marpfnoa, beebrte nns ant 9ienstag
pcrgangener 8ode nit ieinem 8e,
iltbe. NaO oen Mbel,beiien ibiloerte
Ct int einer interelianten s(nlprade on
Sic Stuoeltte1 iei,te GrIebnilie int ben
dineiiibeu Miiiionen, mo er ie6s
Sabre aubra6te. gr eripabnte Die
Shipierigfeiteitsiil Der Grlernlng Der.
dincitidem Singz z5ang= =5prad)e. ssadz
oen1 ct es ioipeit gebradt bate, oab
ct ben Gbineien Sraecn itellen fotn-
te, berluodten bieie ibre eigeue Sprae
tbe I'M Stem gorfer Dialeft nur itbtper
a,t perItebeu. Ser Miiiionor par in
ieiltem s,peiten 5tubie,1iabre nad
Gbina entIanbt tuoroel1, 10 bob er iih
eealp1naen iab, bic dineiiide Sprade
at erlernen. @eeen @noe bes Sabres
tuar ct idou in.ital,be, dineliid al;
preoigcn. Sffeubar miro bie Greoigt
oen @ingeborenem tuobl fanm mono-
ton borgefommen iein.
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8efanntliA beseel1et bas 8efeb-
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id6lid) ,pcgen ibres Mbne1,fultes gro
ben 5dtpierigfeiten. OieIer felt bic
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lit iebr tief eiugeipuraelt uno fatlt
MIR our6 beItimute Metboben iiber-
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ge,pinnen, tperben freie slrmenapo=
tbefen eingeridtet. @ern ibnen pon-
ieiten ser Miiiionare oatrd f0rperlide
Seilmittel gebolfen miro, 10 fommel.
iic oIludblid 5,t ser lteber5e1sung,
ooB audi lire 2ebre gut lit. 9tep.
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idbrieen Mtiiiionstatiefeit, 400 Gbi-
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btnge5ogen. .
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Boats and Equipment
BOAT SUPPLIES

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1910 Pontiacs
You'd Buy

DE luxe q t-dr. trunk sedan. Spot
less black finish; excellent tires;
clean upholstery. Radio, heater.
electric clock, flex steering wheel,
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100 Cars

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push button radio and heater Al models
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Both Unbeoten

Both 81. Anthony and ST. Cath
crime will enter Sundays contest
.unheaten. St Anthony WAS held
to A scorelesS tie by st. Ambrose
"A week before the latter fell, 1916
to ST. Catherine
De La Sale, now that il is back
in the first division, will be after
its second straight victory al the
expense of ST. Joseph. St Bene-
dict which also won its opener on
the East Side, is favored over st,
Ladislaus.
Catholic Central. out of Catholic
League competition this season. is
scheduled TO face A strong River
Rouge High eleven Saturday night
at L. Of D. Stadium.
Our Lady of LourdeS. the top
team on the West Side Of she first
division. will try 10 make il three
in a row against St. Leo. The lat
ter has dropped both starts ST.
Gregory, winner over St Theresa,
PLAYS St. Cecilia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mackenzie II Rallies
To Tie Cardinals, II
u. D. High Whips
} Central, 12-0,
in Metro
BY JAKE BERsoN

Mackenzie High was given three
tries for an extra point in the
fourth period, made good on the
last one and tied Cooley Highs
champion Cardinals 7 10 Z, in an
upset Saturday afternoon at
Cooley Field
The tie dropped Cooley from
first place on the West Side of
The Metropolitan League for the
first time In Two Nears.- As a
result. Mackenzie is tied for the
top with BEDFORD and L. Of ID.
High. The Cubs whipped Central
Saturday. 1910, and in the other
game Northwestern triumphed for
the first time this Fall beating
GhadSey, o..
The unusual circumstances by
which Mackenzie tied Cooley came
early in the fourth quarter after
the Stays had trailed the Car
dinals since the middle of the
second period. From the Cooley
81. Mackenzie passed and ran to
tT7r 7, where Dick kay passed. TO
Ralph Morrison for the Stag
touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
old Teammates
On Opposing
Sides Sunday
Rival Coaches as
ST. Catherine Meets
St. Anthony Eleven

Back in 1923 a year revered
lin University Of Detroit football
history. Chuck Masacek and Art
MaSSucci played next TO each other
in the Titan line
Masacek was AZ right guard
IMassucci at right tackle ON a team
that was the only unbeaten major
college eleven IN the Middle West
that season
This Sunday Masacck and Mas
lsucci will renew old friendship. but
rTr VIII rJr OTIffy 10CT-7TC x T. HTTrrTCTTv
G ashes with St. Catherine AZ
Northeastern Field in a leading
first division battle of the Catholic
League.
MasSucci after years Of PLAYING
land coaching rugby football IN
Canada. returned TO Detroit this
Fall 10 take over duties at ST
Catherine MaSacek has for many
years been coach at ST Anthony
and led the team TO the East Side
championship last year.
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Champion Finn
wins 5dif-00ff


Winning Sati--Dtff race ~ q
margin Of go seconds Champion
FINN or The Detroit Boat Glib.
edged out r Fl Ross OF Edison
Boat Club Saturday for top honors
i'm the annual Detroit River
Yachting Association catboa I
championships
At the end Of the four Schcd-
uled races Finn and Ross TWO OF
the four contestants who qualified
for The championships by winning
their club titles. were tied with
s points each Finishing behind
tho veteran shippers Wese North
Stockton with 9 points and l.. X
Wood with l5 points
Stockton had two first p third
and was leading IN the final race
when he overStood q mark and
finished fourth Ross the rilnnerup
had one first, two seconds and a
third Wood tho Detroit Yacht
Club champion turned ln a dis
appointing performance as he
finished last I'm three races and
third In another
-1FrrU WOOD was Inc crew for Finn.
who annexed the title for the first
time while Per Nalboc. last years
champion was the crew FOR Ross.
Valboc did not skipper a boat be-
cause he lost thc Detroit Yacht
Club title 10 Wood on a foul.
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Horned Frogs 0utplaY
Arkansas, 9 10 0

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct. 4.
ms - Completely outplaying
Arkansas in every department OF
play, the Horned Frogs of Texas
Christian trimmed the Razorbacks,
9 to 0, on a soggy field today, in
the first Southwest Conference
game of the season.
After scoreless first quarter,
the Frogs marched to a touch-
down in minutes Of the second
feeHiea, r. X i4e-G Gillespie tossing q
31-yard pass TO Phil Roach for
the marker. Roach failed to con-
vert. The Frogs counted their
field goal in the third period,
Frank Medanich beoting the ball
through the uprights from the Ia.
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SUNDAYS GAMES

s. Anthony VS. ST. Catherine North
eastern Field 81 Benedict vs. 81 Lads
laBs Keyworih Stadium De Ia sale vs.
81. Joseph Mack PARK = m LOurdes
VS. ST. Leo, Northeastern Field 81 Cecilia
vs. s. Gregory. u N y. High Field, Re-
deemer vs ST. Mary nf BEDFORD ST.
Mary Field St. Charles W AununcfatiOn
MACK PARK. 81 Rose We 81 Philip. Hud
son Fieid 81 Paul vs. 81 Bernard. South
eastern fTF11, 81 Frederick vs.. 81 James
Fernda TO- ST. Aiphnusus rs 81 Rita STATE
Fair Park s. Mary Nj Clemens vs.
81 Michael Pontiac 81 Francis Xavier
St Patrick. Roosevelt Field. WAN
fotte 81 vincent vs 81 Gertrude, Thir
teen Mile road and jefferson ST Franci,
De Sales vs. Visitation Central Field 81
Mary, Royal OAK, W. Sacred Heart. Fore
Field. Dearborn.
All games At 23o p m. unless other
wise Indicated.
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Last Score Late

An intercepted pass gave Tech
It's last score late in the game
Al Nartanian Lawrence en- d
grabbed Joe kennedyS pass on
Westerns 40 and ran 10 the p
0n tr7r next pfay Awdev cut
through right tackle for the score
Archer kicked the extra point.
The Canadians only touchdown
came I'M the third period when Bob
Allen lateralcd 10 Joe krol on
the Tech IS. Krol carrying the
ball 10 the IS who're he again
Iateralcd 10 Allen Who col 10 he
LIZARD line before nc was brought
down by Bob Utter Claude Moore
went over on his second try al
center. Joe King added the extra
point.
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Kansas State scored three
points on field goal early in the
first quarter. After that the Wild
cats turned on the power and
from then on il was a field day for
them.
Bill De CorreNant sensational
Northwestern star, turned IN the
outstanding performance He made
a run of 40 yards from serfmn1age
for a touchdown and returned a
punt 81 yards for another.
Passing and running by Otto
Graham was another highlight Of
the Wildcats brilliant attack.
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ATLANTA, Ca. oct. T. INST
A 27-yard drive and two inter-
ceptcd passes accounted for a
2O-to-O Georgia Tech victory over.
a courageous Chattanooga Uni
versitv eleven i'm the Yellow
Jackets season opener A Grant
F.cid TODAY
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much a part Of the great Michigan
TRADITION as The c0lorS OF Maze
and Blue. is no longer an official
member of the University family.
The wcll-beloved Septuagenarlan
was retired from his job as ath-
letic director just last June.
So IT was that The Coach, As
he's affectionately known TO AL
whO'Ve had the privilege Of work
ing with him. stayed down in
Nashville Tenn, his wiles home,
when Michigan opened against
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Can't Stay AWay

But keep him away indefinitely?
About as much as the Iowa
team could stop sophomore Tom
Kuzma when he powered through
the line 10 give Michigan its win
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Yost, U. M. Football
Won't Be Separated
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

ANN ARBOR oct. 4-The Old
Man was here today 10 see bis
Meechigan' open the Big Ten
football season by defeating Iowa.
so
Hn mn.n1 hnrc lasf Saturday