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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
FATHERS DAY
 IS TOMORROW

That much malingered, thorough ly abused and infinitely put upon individual, Dad has his field day tomorrow, when all over the nation special favors and little acts of thoughtfullness to prove he is ap- preciated and beloved after all, will be paid to the head of the family in honor of Fathers Day.
 Public demonstrations or pro- grams for the occasion have been waived locally this year, but inti- mate expressions, sincerely given, will mean much to Dad, now par ticularly harassed by war and econ omic worries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
WASHINGTON WINS GAME
 IN AMERICAN
Vem Stephens Homers Twice to Give St.
 Louis Victory
CBy Associated Prcss)

Milo Candini pitched his sixth straight victory for Washington in the American last night, but had to go II innings to beat Philadelphia 1 to 3.
 Vern Stephens homered twice, once with one on, leading the St. Louis Browns to victory over the Detroit Tigers, ' to 4.
 Tex Hughson turned in four hitter, flaming nine and batting in one run, as Boston beat the Tanks 3 to l. Joe Gordon errored twice and struck out three times.
 Two runs on four singles in the fourteenth gave Cleveland a post midnight win over Chicago, 5 to 3 in IA innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
Summary

Home runs: McDaniel; two base hits: Mondoker, Addleman; stolen bases: Mondoker; bases on balls: off JeIisen 0, McDaniel 4 wild pitch. Jensen; passed ball: Jensen to Addleman 2; double play: Faer- Der to Vojtko to Bahr.: struck out by Jensen 10, by McDaniel 2, by Flake 1; six hits off Mcdaniel in IS innings, hits off Flake in l inning; umpires: Fowler, Gems scorer: Dapcevich; time of game hour 30 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
Padres Beat
 SeatiIe for
 Third Time
Oakland Shuts Out Los An- geIes-Lotz Pitches
 Victory
(By Associated Press)

San Diego scored six runs in the ninth inning last night, routing Seattle for the third straight time. Charlie Schanz allowed five hits in his eleventh victory, 10 to 2.
 Jack Lotz, meanwhile, gave sev- en hits, shutting out Los Angeles 5 to 0, the Oaks first win of the series.
 The San Francisco Seals beat Hollywood, ? to on Henry Syein- bacher's triple and Gus Suhrs long seventh-inning fly.
 The rhododendron is the state ] flower of Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
CITY EDGES OUT WEBFEET
 LAST NIGHT
Local Team Comes from Behind to Overcome
 Big Lead

] The City came from behind n the fifth and sixth innings h2st night behind 10-strikeout hurting by Mark Jensen to beat the Web feet 6 to in one of the best games this season.
 Mondoker, shortstop loan from the Beavers. played excellent in the field and slapped out single in the sixth frame to score the City's tying and winning runs. The Webfeet started out in the first. using City errors, to run up 80 lead Both Stoppello and El- zinga were safe on first on errors by Jensen and both advanced on a passed ball to score when Flake singled. He later scored on wild pitch.
 BystEek Scores
 The City got one run in the second when Bystrek walked, Hoff- man singled to right field an d Daniels was safe at first on an error by the pitcher. Mcclellan then laid down a sweet bunt to squeeze Bystrek across.
 In the third, the Webfeet poked over another tally Stoppello was safe again on an error this time by Mondoker. Flake singled again. Kraus walked to load the bags and 1 Stoppello scored as Vojtko was safe at first on another error by Jensen.
 In the fourth McDaniels homed over the center boards for the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
ENGLISH DERBY ON
 THIS AFTERNOON

NEWMARKET, England, June 19 England's fourth wartim Q Derby will be run today.
 There are 23 entries, including an American horse, William Wood wards Herald, son of the 1893 win her Hyperion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-9:33 am, -3.8 feet. High tide-2:54 am, 19.2 feet. Low tide-944 pm, IA feet. High tide-3:57 pm, 16.6 feet.
 Tides Monday
 Low tide-10:20 am, 3 feet. High tide-343 am, 1894 feet. Low tide-10:36 pm, 1.8 feet. High tide-445 pm, 16.3 feet. Recapture of Wake Island would give American air forces an air port ten bomber hours from Tokyo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
SLIP MADIGAN
 TOCOACH IOWA

IOWA CITY June Backward Slip Madigan. former st. Mary's football coach, has been named head coach at the University of Iowa. July to January ]. succeed ing Maj Eddie Anderson
 The status of Iowas coaching staff for next year was not given out.
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City League
MOTHERS CLASS

MOTHERS CLASS
 MONDAY AT ? PM. Mothers Class will be held Mon day at 2 pm. in room 108 of the Territorial Health Center, Miss Helen Johnson announces. Subject will be Hygiene of Pregnancy
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GAMES FRIDAY National League

National League New York 6, Boston 8. Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn 8. Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 0, + innings.
 Chicago 6, St. Louis l.
 American League Boston 3, New York l. St. Louis, 2, Detroit 4. Washington 4, Philadelphia 2, II he 7 Cleveland 5, Chicago 3, IA in- nings. rgI
 Pacific Coast League San Francisco 2, Hollywood 1. Sacramento Portland, postponed Los Angeles 0, Oakland 5. San Diego 10, Seattle 2.
 City League City 6, Webfeet 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19

TO GET THE BEST in- surance, consider
 the company back of the policy. Is it strong and dependable?
 the protection the pol icy gives. Ii is complete and adequate?
 the a 2 n C y which writes your insurance. Does it take care of claims and losses promptly?
 When yon need insur- ance ask this Hartford agency for advice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19
SONS OF NORWAY

Picnic, Sunday, June 27.-Save the date! adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-19

Empire CIassifieds Pay!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
REAL ESTATE

men needed at once 10 work the North
west and Rosedale Park districts- Plenty
of iistings lots OF floor time. Brokers vel
come 20 Join our organization. This IL go
ing to be a good year. CAN Mr.; White,
UN 3-7700.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXcH.. INC.
GOTH ANNIVERSARY lss3-1s13
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
WOMEN
Female Help Wanted

~ you have never worked OF your
husband 10 In the srny--here 10 your
opportunity We reed Two women.
age Is 20 %. foe credit chsckuY vork
b. phone and on the outside. Must
have a good perfOrsify own car ~
abie - talk 70 people STEADY pcefs
ton sad excellent future sssry aa1 2
car allowance Apply a. slfner--
500 Van Dyke. second for. Plaza Sl1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Male Help-Salesn1en

MEN WANTED for 400 family Rawleigh
Route Permanent N you are a hustler.
Write Rswleighs. Dept AcA-ii0-i23.
Freenort IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Help Wanted-Insfruetion

If YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH. or
PAINT-Write for Talent Test mo Fee).
Give age and occupation. Write Sox
B-573i. Detroit Times
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
'"NEVER THOUGHT I'd
Be REGULAR AGAIN."
Cereal Brings Relief After
Years of Dosing

Even II you have suffered for
years don't lose hope. Read this
happy experience!
I'D had common constipation ~ bad
knew something Just had 10 be done.
Finally, | tried kELlOGG'S ALL-BRAN.
and | was never 10 happy in my life "a
when found l was joining the rcguars'
again. Because that was one club ! nover
dreamed d be able 10 join" Mrs. Daisy
Dean. Columbia. Tennessee.
How can ALL-BRAN'S amaz-
ing results be experimentation so
many other methods fail? Scien-
lists say it's because ALL-BRAN
is a rich source Of cellulosic ele-
*nents-lack of which is a COM
mon cause of constipation. These
special cellulosic elements help the
intestinal fora fluff up and tighten
the contents Of the colon for easy,
natural evacuation! KELLOGGS
ALL-BRAN does not sweep you
out" Not purgativel It's a
gentle-acting, natural "regulat-
ing food
III this is your trouble cat
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN regu-
larly! Drink plenty of water
See if you. too, aren't amazed at
the results! Insist on genuine
ALL-BRAN, made Only by
Kellogg's in Battle Creek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Sergeant Helps Out

Finally tough sergeant came
out and started 20 curse at me
Then he turned the light on. He
helped me ups tairs. II was the
FIST time l had tried that and it's
tough to do, Al the start
Somebody was IN my bed up
stairs. They had changed my
room to the ground floor without
telling me. It. took even longer
10 get back downstairs and. when
J finally got 10 my room, couldn't
eep | went outside and talked
, the guards until II vas time TO
leave
In the morning light We few
over the Florida Keys 10 a field
near Palm Beach. Hllger and |
had breakfast there. two quarts
OF milk. two chocolate mllkShakeS.
bacon and eggs and stack of
hamburgerS. II may sound dis
gushing now, but II tasted awful
good that day
We talked about Ellen and /
told him that my plan was best.
] told him that my only fear was
that somebody else might tell her
] wanted 10 be the one 10 tell her,
but not until the right time.
Continued Tomorrow
Copyright 1913 by Random House. Inc
Distributed b. International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Stop at Trinidad

Trinidad, our stop in the mid
morning of June 18th. looked like
the most wonderful place on the
NIP home To all Of Us II had not
Whiy cold coca cola but slot ma
cnines, just as ornery as the ones
in the States. On the same after
noon we flew 10 Puerto Rico.
/ had 10 begin 10 think now
ABOUT getting d little slicked up.
/ picked up a shirt and some
trousers al the post exchange,
bought some new wings and dug
out the silver lieutenant bars the
Chinese had hammered out for
Inc. | decided TO keep wearing
The black silk slipper / had worn
from the day the embarrassed
e. Chinese had gwen mr. pair
The room assigned 10 me that
right al the Puerto Rico field was
upstairs in the barracks. and by
TIE time / started 10 go up the
blaCkout was on. It's a real black
out there. wasn't supposed 10
switch on a light. but getting up
stairs IN the dark was more than
| could manage
i tried flashing on a hall light,
10 get a quick look at the steps,
and then flashing II of But the
moment II would come on Id hear
wells 70 turn II off | would wait
awhile. then try il again.
And the yellS would come as
soon as II went on. II must have
looked as II l were sending fash
signals 10 somebody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
80 Seconds
Over Tokyo
by CAPT. TED w. LAWSON
CHAPTER 46

When everybody was asleep
That night on the Stratoliner. i
" nade my way up the aisle on the
crutches and stood behind Mis-
wander, the big planes pilot. The
Co-pilot, Kratovil, was away from
his seat. Niswander motioned 10
IT, and, after a little trouble. / got
into the seat and leaned back,
looking at the stars in the black
sky.
lie was a nice guy, that MIS-
wander. He could read my
thoughts, guess, for was just
thinking how much / wanted to
feel the ships controls in my
hands when he said, ~ know how
YOU feel. Take IL for "A while"
He took II off the automatic pilot.
/ few the Stratoliner for an
hour. 1t helped. l had been
curious TO see If flying bothered
me mentally.
There is three-hour time
change coming over from Africa,
so il was still only a little after
midnight when we flew into Natal.
We refueled and few the rest of
the night to Belem and spent June
14th there. We walked around
the streets near the Grande Hotel.
10 shop and TO give me more
practice. and had a drink at an
outdoor cafe where the music was
great. / wished Ellen could have
heard some OF those ssmbas. She
can really dance.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-06
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS

new section to follow Immediately
after Section $50 Of said Article and
to be known as Section 230A; and to
provide q credit against income taxes
payable.
Section 1. Re It enacted by the Gen.
erai Assembly Of Maryland, That a new
section be added to Article 81 Of the
Annotated Code Of Maryland (1939 Edi-
tion), title Revenue and Taxes, SUBJ
title "Income Tax, to follow immedi-
ately after Section 230 Of said Article,
and to be known as Section 230A, said
new section to read as follows:
230A The taxes due and payable by
any taxpayer under this subtitle, with
respect to taxable income for the cal
endar years 1912, 1913 and 1914, If the
taxpayers taxable year is the calendar
years ending after December 81, 1912,
1043 and 1914, IL the taxpayers taxable
year Is q fiscal year, shall be subject to
credit Of thirty-three and one-third
(33-1/3) per centum. Each taxpayer
shall calculate the tax due by him under
this subtitle, without reference to this
section, with respect to any Of said tax
able years, on return prescribed by
the Comptroller, shall deduct from the
tax SO calculated the credit given by
this section, and, in the manner and at
the times provided in this subtitle,
shall file said return and pay as the
total tax due by the taxpayer, the
amount Of the tax as originally calcu-
lated, which shall remain after the de-
duction herein authorized.
Sec 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That this Act is hereby declared to be
an emergency law and necessary for
the immediate preservation Of the public
health and safety, and being passed
upon yea and nay vote, supported by
three fifths of all the members elected
to each of the two Houses. Of the Cen
eral Assembly, the same shall take ef-
feet from the date Of its passage.
Approved: March %, 1913.
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Name, rank, unit to which ne Is AT,
tached, and permanent address OF

Name. rank, unit to which ne is at
tached, and permanent adoress u
The oficer taking such acknowledge
ments shall not be required to amx
saeI thereto. II the need for MAINTAIN
ING secrecy prec1udes disclosure OF tne
Mace of execution or acknoWleuS, inen,
The words ian undisclosed place may
be supplied in lieu OF the appirto g ne.
t tTe or state. No instrument acknowl-
edged as provided herein shall pc IN
valid because of failure to state therS-
in the place of execution or acknowa.
edgment; and no acknowledgment mauo
in accordance with the provis shnnt,cated
of shall be required to be authenticate"
in any manner whatsoever: oa
Sec q And be it further enacteus
That any and all deeds, mortgages, re-
leases, bonds Of conveyance, Dlns ..
sale, chattel mortgages ana an o.ner
ertv and of any interest therein and az
Agreements relating thereto ana az
other instruments of any kind, wnlch
require acknowledgment under tne Jaw
Of this State and which have peeh acHs
nowledged Prior t9 5he en IN the manner
herein provided, shall be, and are mere
nv made. valid to all intents and puf.
noses as IL the same had been acknowi.
edged after the effective date hefeOi'
provided the same are IN al otner re
snects in conformity with law and PRO.
yided further that nothing in TINS ACT
shall AFFECT the interest of any bona
f;de purchaser or creditor without no
tice who may have. become such prior
to the effective date hereof.
Sec. 5. land be it further enacteds
That any and all laws, inconsistent
with the provisions OF this ACT, 9 Pc. anu nra
the same are hereby, repealed to the eA'
tent of such inconsistency.
Sec. 4. And, be it further enacted,
That this Act is hereby declared to De
an emergency law and necessary ZOE
the Immediate preservation Of the pup,
mon a Yea and may vote, supported by
three -ffths Of all the members elected
to each Of the two Houses Of the Gen
eral Assembly. the same shall take ei-
feet from the date of its passage.
Approved: March %, 1913.
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CHAPTER COZ

AN ACT declaring the existence Of an
emergency by reason Of war; making
provision for necessary regulations
and activities in relation to civilian
defense; and authorizing the lease or
loan of State property or the tempo
rary transfer or employment to per-
sonnet of the State Government to or
by the Armed Forces Of the United
States, and acceptance Of Federal Aid
in pursuance of the prosecution Of
Findings: Purposes; Policy.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, That It Is
hereby found and declared that o state
Of emergency now exists in the United
States and in the State Of Maryland
by reason Of the war in which the
United States is now engaged, result
ing in conditions of imminent danger
to the lives and property of the people
Of the State; that to provide adequately
for the defense Of the State, the safety
Of its people and the protection Of the
the government of the United States in
the prosecution of said war, 1t is neces-
sary that the State and its represen-
tatives be prepared to meet the extra
ordinary conditions, problems and dang
ers incident to war promptly under
changing conditions and to cooperate
with the government Of the United
States and the governments OF other
States In matters relating to the prose-
cution Of said war and to the war
effort.
General Emergency War Powers Of the
Governor.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That the Governor 10 authorized and
empowered:
(a) Cooperation with the President
and Others.
To cooperate with the President Of
the United States Of America, as Com
mander- in Chief Of the Army, the Navy.
and all military forces under his COM
mand; with other Federal departments,
agencies, and independent establish
ments, and with the officers and agen-
cies of other States in matters pertain
ing to the war and the common defense
Of the State and Nation and the incl
dents thereof.
(b) Creation Of Executive Committee.
TO appoint an Executive Committee
composed of seven members OF the pres
emit Maryland Council of Defense Sc
lected without regard to political aftlii-
alton, one Of whom shall be repre-
sentative Of agriculture, one represent
tative Of organized labor, one repre-
/ sentative of industry, and four repre-
sentatives Of the general public. The
: Governor shall designate the chairman
Of the Executive Committee OF the
Maryland Council OF Defense and shall
Z nll an vacancies however occurring.
Said committee shall meet at least once
9 month or on the call Of the chairman.
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CHAPTER $50 /

AN ACT to provide for the conditional
release from certain penal institutions,
byithe Governor Of Maryland OF pris-
oners, who may DC found 70 possess Sss
to meet shortages of labor afecting
any agency, commission, department,
institution or other employing au-
thority of the State or OF any pontts
cal subdivision thereof because pea 4Se,ts q
States Of America and Germany,
Japan and italy, and to prescribe the
method and extent of making sucn
releases and employing such prisoners.
Section 1: Be It enacted Dy the zen
ever the appointing authority OF any
agency. commission, department, instl-
tuition or other employing authority OF
the state Of Maryland, or OF the CITY
Of Baltimore, shall make f re9ta Msn.
pioyment and Registration, or OF tee
City Service Commission, as the case
may be, Tor the certihcation or persons
eligible to ill Q vacancy in any POSI-
tion In the classified or unciassined ser
City Service Commission, ID, unable.
apOn the receipt of such reQuisitiOn 70 !.
make such certifcation because OF o
shortage of available manp0wer during
the present emergency, said appointing
authority shall be authorized to advise
the Director Of Parole and Probation OF
the vacancy 90 existing and to request
him to determine II, among the inmates
of any penal institutions OF the state,
there may be found persons who v.s are :
lease and ore. capable OF filling such va =
cancy, provided, however, that In the
case Of any such application preference
shall be given by the Director OF Parole
and Probation to applications made. Dy
WRhsne Sar 4ths aupointinr authority OF
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CHAPTER l4e

AN ACT to add new Section to Article
81 Of the Annotated Code of Maryiana
(19S9 EDITION., title "Conveyancing,
snb-heading "Conyeyances in Gem
crap. said new Section to be known
as Section GA, and to follow immedi-
ateiy after Section 9, providing tnat =
member Of the armed forces OF tne
United States located OUTSIDE the cVn-
tinental limits Of the united STATES
NAV acknowledge deeds and other IN
strnments, requiring acknowledgment
before commissioned officers.
section /. Be 1t enacted by the Gen
erai Assembly Of Maryland, That q new
Section he added to Article n OF the
Annotated Code Of Maryland llg39 mol
toni, title "Conveyancing sup, heauins
"Conyeyances in General. to follow I'M
mediately after Section . OF said ArL.c as
and to be known as Section ga saiu
now Section to read as follows:
"a. Any and all deeds. mortgages:
releases, bonds Of conveyance, biils OF
sale, chattel mortgages and az otneE
cOnyeyances of real and personal prop,
ertv and OF any interest therein and al
agreements relating thereto ana az
other instruments Of any KIND, when
REQUIRE acknowledgment under tne law
of this State. may be acknowiedge9 ~. Ky
sny member Of the armed forces OF tne
HIn;ted States located outside Of the
cnnfinental limits of the United states
before any commissioned officer OF the
Army. Navy, Marine Corps, Coass
CuerH or other branch OF the armed
forces OF the United States. An ack-
nnwiedg ment made under the PROVISIONS
hereof shall be in substantially tine ioi'
lowing form: =, - =, tho
United States ss.
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serving in the armed forces OF the
United States, before me. Commise.
stoned Oficer in the active service OF
the (Army of the United States. Unltea
states Marine Corps. United STATES
Navy, United States COAST @uan IF the
other branch Of the armed forces Oh the
tinted States, as the case may be.)
lSignature of Oficer)
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AN ACT to ada new Section to Article
81 Of the Annotated Code OF Maryland
(1939. Bdition), 3 title Revenue and
Taxes, subtitle ''Lneoms Tax, snie
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i hereby certify that the aforegoAhs
instrument was acknowledged tnis 1ox
day --------------------------------- 80
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See. Z. And be 1t further enacted,
That any person who violates any Of
the provisions OF this Act or of any or
der. rule or regulation promulgated
pursuant hereto. shall be guilty of .
misdemeanor and, upon conviction there
Of. shall be punished by a fine Of not
more than Five Hundred Dollars ($5O0)
or by imprisonment in jail or in the
Maryland House Of Correction for not
more than one year, or both hne and
Imprisonment. in the discretion Of the
Court.
All complaints and prosecutions for
violations Of any provision Of this Act
or Of any order, rule or regulation so
promulgated may be either upon pre-
sentiment or Indictment in any Court
having criminal Jurisdiction in this
State or by trial before any Justice of
the Peace, including any Trial Magis-
trate, in and for the County where the
violation occurs. II the violation oc-
ours in Baltimore City. the Justice Of
the Peace assigned to the station houses
In Baltimore City shall have jurisdic-
ton to hear, try and determine all COM
plants and prosecutions for Violations
oe IN The brovisions ct this Act OF any