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Evening star., 1945-04-16
Tonight Is Filing DeadIine
On MARYLAND Income Taxes

BALTIMORE, April 16.-Midnight
tonight Is the deadline for filing
State income tax returns, but no
closing rush Of taxpayers was ex-
pected.
Deputy State Controller Joseph
O'C. McCusker estimated that the
Baltimore official would handle
about 1000 returns today. figure
comparable to those handled sew
eral days last week.
Previously Mr.. McCusker had re-
ported that more people were filing
we'll in advance Of the deadline
this v"nr than in tho wet
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Adult Night Glasses
To Be Formed Tomorrow

Registrations for an evening class
In tipping for adult men and women
will be held at 7:45 pm. tomorrow
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Miss Dorothy Bess, in charge Of
night tipping classes, said men and
women over 16 who are not attend
ing regular day school are eligible
for the class. A registration fee Of
81 will be charged.
Glasses in conversational Spanish
fins arts and health training also
are being offered. A day class in
sewing is now meeting at the Red
Cross center on Wisconsin avenue.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Maryland u. 10 Give
Veterans Credit for
Specialized Traininq

Under plan eftectlve today, the
University of Maryland will grant
due college credit" for specialized
training received by veterans of this
war while in service.
DR.. Edgar F. Long, who, as director
of admissions, will help administer
the program, said an additional fea-
ture of the plan formulated by
university authorities would be to
permit young ex-service men and
women to enter if they pass entrance
tests, regardless of whether they
completed high school work.
For some time officials at the
university-along with other edu-
Gators through the Nation-have
been considering the problem of how
best to give servicemen justice in an
academic evaluation of their Army
and Navy training and experience,
technical and practical" DR.. Long
said.
Our answer will be to attempt
to decide reasonably and fairly how
many semester hours-if any-can
be allowed for every type of training
for any job in the Army and Navy"
DR.. Long will be assisted in his
"evaluation" work by the dean of
the university and the head of the
department in which the veteran is
to be enrolled.
The plan is based largely on a
study made by the American Coun-
Gil of Education which translated
Army and Navy specialized training
of all sorts into semester hours, DR..
Long said.
Veterans of more than 80 days
service will be given credit for mill
tary training and exempted from
the university's required course of
basic military training. For women
veterans, the credit will be applied
to physical education requirements
Short courses in agriculture, me-
chanics, electricity and other ch-
nical subjects to fit veterans for
trades and professions, are also
planned, DR.. Long said.
This is a specialists war" he
declared. THE men who are fighting
it usually have received specialized
training whether they are foot SOL
diers or officers. Radio operators
must have a practical application
of electricity, artillerymen must have
some knowledge of mathematics.
IF these are not repeat courses
something the man already has on
his college transcript-we intend to
try to measure them and give him
due college credit"
DR.. Long said none of the 65 vet
erans now at the university had
requested credits for training re-
ceived in service, but that the pro-
gram was ready for use as soon as
any qualified veteran wished to take
advantage Of it.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
DAV to Organize Chapter

A meeting will be held at Jesup
Blair Community House, Silver
Spring, at 8 pm. Thursday to organ
ize a chapter Of the Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans. Col. D. r. Wolver-
ton, commander of Silver Spring
Chapter, No. 4, DAV, may be
reached at Wisconsin 7254 or Dis
trict 4460 by interested persons.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Maryland Tobacco
Markets May Open
Without CeiIinos

The Southern Maryland to-
bacco markets might conceiv-
ably open tomorrow with no
price control whatever.
OPA legal advisers said that
if the new 55-cent ceiling price,
now in signature channels, has
not been entered in the Federal
Register by the opening Of
markets at $50 am. tomorrow
the sales would not be subject to
any price control. The OPA,
however, said there was small
chance" this would happen.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Bob Evans to Speak

Bob Evans, radio news commenta-
tor, will be the guest speaker at a
meeting of the Silver Spring Board
of Trade at Z pm. Wednesday at
the Indian Spring Country Club.
The Johns Hopkins Choral Group
will sing.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
DR.. Booker Heads Arlington
tuberculosis Association

DR.. Ivan A. Booker of the National
Education Association has been
elected president of the Arlington
County tuberculosis Association.
Other officers are Mrs. Norma Davis,
Mrs. Leonie M. Gilbert and DR.. B.
H. Jarman, vice presidents; Mrs.
Charles E. Planck, secretary, and
Mrs. Norbert Melnick, treasurer.
New members elected to the Board
of Directors were Mrs. william
Wight and Walter X. Handy.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Annual Meeting Called

The annual meeting of Chevy
Chase sections l, and LA will be
held at the Chevy Chase Library,
5906 Connecticut avenue, at 8 o'clock
tonight to set the levy for the
coming year and receive reports Of
the Citizens Committee.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Firemen PIun Dance

The Marlboro Volunteer Fire De-
partment will hold a dance at pm.
Saturday in the Marlboro Tobacco
Market. r. H. Sothoron is in charge
of the affair.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
PTA Plans Supper Dance

A buffet supper and square dance
will be sponsored by the Silver
Spring intermediate Parent-Teacher
Association at 8 pm. Thursday in
the Silver Spring school gymnasium
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Woodland Citizens to Meet

The Woodland Citizens Associa-
ton will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the Bethesda Elementary School for
the annual election of officers.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
". B. Spire, 50, Dies
In University Park

william Burton Spire, 50, prom
inent Prince Georges County pharm-
acist, died yesterday at his home,
6413 Queens Chapel road, University
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Heads w. & L. Student Body

LEXINGTON, Va, April is (P.-
Washington and Lee University
students have named Wise Kelly,
jr., of Fairfax, president of the stu
dent body. He Is in the law school.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Squure Dance at Fuirlond

A square dance and community
sing will be held at pm. tomorrow
by the Fairland (Md) School Par
ent-Teacher Association at the
school. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
Landon Says Truman
I aces Unity Problem

Ry the Associated Press.
TOPEKA. April 23.-Alf M. Lam
don told an audience last night that
President Truman was faced with
the immediate task of constructing
a foreign policy out OF mysteries,
secrets and chaos"
The 1886 Republican presidential
candidate, discussing the San Fran
cisco Security Conference, said it
would be Mr.. Truman's job to bridge
the widening gap in our unity on
postwar proposals caused by the
ever-growing protests, Why weren't
We told this?'"
Mr.. Landon's speech, sponsored
by the First Methodist Church
Committee for World Peace, likened
Mr.. Truman to an embattled
general who must make decisions
on the battlefield, encouraged by
the hopes and prayers of his fel-
low citizens, inspired by the spirit
of his exalted Office"
THE Presidents untimely death" !"
Mr.. Landon said, which has plunged
civilization into sorrow, undoubtedly
gives the American delegation at
San Francisco a freer hand to de-
eide Americas policies on highly i'm
portant and still undecided ques-
tions.
Undoubtedly the weight, the
prestige and the influence, especially
of the delegates who are members
OF the Congress, are enhanced" Mr..
Landon told his audience at the
church.
Evening star., 1945-04-23

Mulholland drive home yesterday.
Invited were the Gary Coopers, the
David Buffers, Gene Fowler Fred
Astaire, Mary Pickford, Ida Lupino,
the David o. Selznicks, Sir Charles
Mendl, Helmut Dantine, Bruce
Cabot and scores of others.
The new Mrs. Flynn, who recently
said she intended to sue for divorce,
would not say whether she had
changed her mind.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
Hitler Gets 81 Lines
In British Who's Who

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 23.-The British
Who's Who for 1945, just off the
press, devoted 81 lines to a biog-
raphy of Adolf Hitler and even
listed the Fuehrer's telephone num-
ber in Berlin-11-6191.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
ErroI Flynn Introduces
Bride to Film COLONY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, April 23. - Enrol
Flynn has formally introduced his
20-year-old bride, the former Nora
Eddington, to Hollywood.
The Flynns had reception at his
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
YOU'D THINK IT
WAS SERIOUS!

The way my family race to the radio
Sunday evenings, you'd think some
thing serious was going on. But no,
it's Fanny Brice as Baby Snooks,
giving her daddy apoplexy. But if
I try anything like that, they don't
laugh at all like they do at The
Baby SnOOks Show every Sunday.
Station WJR, CHS, $50 P. M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
We INVITE
-THE-
RUPTU!RED
DETROIT
A Private Trial Fitting of
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
I78 Gold Stars

ADRIAN, oct 13-Latest fig-
ures show 17S Lenawee County
men have died in service in World
War ii.
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Tuberculosis
Drive Opens

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Inc ne" ~ l''' o. ~
County tuberculosis Fo1hdd'I"n
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funds
The Detroit Board of Education
and tho Nya,ro County Medical
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

II Won suffer with attacks Of Asthma so
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
tnsrD Building Blood

This Is Vhst the doctor
sees through ~, micro
scope looking a. blood
nch N energy elements.
Note htR. plentiful rcd
cells that carry oaysen ~
release energy 70 every
muscle. limb. tissue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

septic at first sign OF a cold! What
bcttcrway To combat mIlhonSot germs
that swarm on mouth and throat sur
faces as far back as you can reach %.
back where illness often strikes first!
Sotreat a cold this scnsibieway Get
plenty OF rest, avoid exposure, dress
warmly, drink plenty Of liquids. and
gargle frequently with new Pcpsodcnt
Antiseptlc. See if you don't relieve
discomfort almost at oncel
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Can B0RDERUNE ANEMIA'
Steel q Womon's Beauty?

UEs, Borderlins Anenlis is steal
L ing the beauty of women every
where. Thousands have lost the fresh
glow Of youth - look "wsshed-out' -
frequently feel "resdy-to-drop."
It's q medical fact "a Borderline
Anenia is robbing as many as one out
OF every two women Of their good
looks and their vitality
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Ahepd 10 Celebrate
Loan Drive Opening

Detroit chapter members OF
Ahepa. national Greek fraternal
organization will celebrate the
opening Of the Victory Loan drive,
oct. 2S. with a banquet at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel at 7:30 p. m
The date marks the fifth ami
yersary Of Italian invasion and is
now commemorated as Panhel-
lcnlC Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
eofdsrIIns knsmIa

Bordsrllns knemla
Thousands have blood
like this-snd never know
~. Note punv nte ana
irregular shape II rcd cells.
Blood like this cant ser
crate the energy Won neeai
Only sturdy blood csn
give you top energy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Do This Quick for Relief!

II YOU are sneezing and snuftilng from
a cold all stuffed-up. with your
nose and throat raw and sore-Combat
thus distress, as thousands do, by gar
cling with new Pepsodent Antlsepuc-
The reason it's recommended IS
this. Standard laboratory tests br0re
new PepSodent Antiseptic kills mil
lions of germs that 20 with colds The
very type OF germs that many med
ical authorities say often hefshieH the
misery and prolorg the effects OF a
cold.
Isn't II only common sense then,
to gargie with new Pepsodent ANTI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
''' $50
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OF BACKACHES
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ironlred fsost-
ts bgiId Up Blood end tnsrsy

n your color i, poor-if you lack pep
you need Ironized Yeast Tsbletsl
They give you the vital elements that,
doctors say, S09o Of Us ordinarily
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Hsoifhy Red bIeos Cells
Needed 10 RsIsoss Enersy

Needed TO RsIsoss tnersY
It's q shame that people who ought
10 feel radisntly alive should have a
fsrro-nutritionsl deficiency of the
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red blood cells aren't big enough, rich
enough, healthy enough TO keep them
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nothing can take its place
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

RULES
Contsstsntt must be
amateurs. Our students
not eligible. l. Msks
copy Of girl 9 inches
high, on paper : inches
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No, the lettering. 2. Use
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drawings will be re-
turned T. Pfint your
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Ioss num Der, county.
ststsl,sge, phone num-
Der and present ooeups-
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nins drawings vill Be
selected ~ csr t.suIty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

don't get in amounts needed TO build
healthy, red blood cells. Ironized
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OF course, your condition may stem
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prove your energy. A. ell drug stores.
Resulting from a fero-nurritionai
blood deficiency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03
'3b,0oQIoOo WORTH OF HAY ]?

they laid on the line 10 years ago!
 We mention this just to show you that when your government urges you to give s and get $4" we mean exactly that!
 All of which makes it mighty worth while for you to hang onto the War Bond you al- ready have until they mature. And to grab as many more War Bonds as you can possibly afford to buy!
 You'll be doing your fighting men favor, to be sure. But the biggest favor is the one you'll be doing yourself in inc peacetime days yet to come!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03

and navy for power and for im- mediate safety.
 2. Give all able-bodied boys of Is compulsory basic training period of four summer months. Drill. fa- miliarization with the use of vari- ous weapons, recognition of ranks and grades, functions and makeup of the army or navy, customs, courtesy. laws. discipline, and so on. With this basic stuff pounded in. he later can Gin the event of war) quickly be made soldier or sailor specialist with his civilian training or experience considered.
 3. Compel further refresher train ing for three weeks each summer thereafter for at least five years. This will help him retain pre- viousiy gained knowledge and tend to keep him up to date.
 No doubt you, as enc who has just seen wartime service. will have much to say about future military or naval service. If any compulsory training plan being considered seems on the surface to be velvety, I suggest you try brushing it the wrcng way here and there and you may discover flaws. If so, go out and see your Representative about the dogs. Just about this time, the future safety of your country may be in the making. None is more concerned than veterans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03
VETERANS GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

won't be on the same footing. Some will have flat feet. That's an in-a-nutshell way of pointing out that many will pass the physi- cal and be accepted, while others won't. The unaccepted won't lose a year at an important part of their life.
 So, these arguers say, all our good boys, meaning physically sound automatically will be put one year behind the 4-F boys And that will mean much when they are starting their life work or are going to 8 higher educational institution for a future business or professional training. This is something that can't be avoided when war is raging. But, these people contend, it should be prevented in peace time-the Foureffers shouldn't be given a years start over their sounder brothers.
 The SOluJ-ol IS simple, say these contenders against a com- pulsory year, "and our plan is more effective all around" But the pro- ponents of a compulsory year haven't listened yet. The solution proposed is something like this. To insure that the government doesn't get involved in a costly educa- tional scheme, which isn't military or naval and which isn't a Federal function anyway, to avoid boy much warfare that will be obsolete a few years later, and to prevent him from being forced year be- hind other 18 year olds who don't meet physical requirements, use the stretch-out system.
 1. Keep large standing army
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03
Airpower Is Effective in
 Jungle War
By JAMES D. WHITE

WASHINGTON = Airpower help ed open the jungle road through Burma to China.
 Mostly it was the 10th United States Air Force, established in h. dia in l942.
 Cooperating with the British Roy al Air Force, the 10th not only blast ed the way for Allied ground forces in northern Burma, but supplied - by air-the majcr portion of their material.
 Cur troops csG operate in lne jungle. all right" rs1ently remark cd Gen. Joseph Stilwell in an off hand manner. You just have to make up your mind to supply and reinforce them by air"
 Not Always So
 This seems typical of how almos. commonplace the 10th job has be- come, but it wasn't always so.
 It's first task, along with RAF Beaufighters, Spitfires, and Hurri- canes, was to clear the skies of Japanese planes. The last enemy bcmbers raided Calcutta in Decem- Der. 1943. A 10th Air Force sum- mary for January mentions only six Japanese planes encountered Four were shot down, two damaged
 And there was the strategic bomb ing-the hitting of railyards and ports and dumps well behind the Japanese lines to gum up supplies And the tactical bombing and straf-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03

tographic expedition in 1930, and was here frequently since on siinl- lar missions. He also visited Can ada, South America, Russia, Norway and Sweden for photographic ma terial, and during his professional career sold over 10000 photographs. For years he sold scenic photographs to leading magazines both for GOV CTS and layouts, and he credited Alaska with offering the best photo graphic opportunities. Besides sell ing to magazines, Kabel sold many pictures to lovers of the best in out dcor scene, and numerous views of Alaskas choicest scenery are in the komes of families in the States due to lis interest Tn the Territory.
 MT. Kabels first employment was as a printers devil He was inter ested in amateur photography and equipped a dark room in the cellar of his home which launched him on successful business. He won first prize in, a national photographic contest, gave up his work as printers devil. and devoted full time to photography at which he at tained prosperity and fame and en- joyed worldwide travel.
 The deceased was member Of tfe Evangelical and Reformed Church, belonged to the Masons and was interested in Y.M.C.A. activ- ities. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs Harry Smith and Miss Katie Ka- bel, and a brother, Henry Kabel, all of Dayton.
 Many Juneau residents will re- member MT. Kabel as he spent much time in this city He would stay here and take pictures before visit ing other places in Southeast Alaska, the Westward and Interior, and afterwards spent extra time in Ju- ncau before leaving for the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-03
TREATED WO0Dis FOUND 10 HAVE
 RESlsTED 7EREDO5
Wood Immersed in Small Boat Hdrbor for
 Past Months

The results of a water immersion test, with two pieces of wood, one treated with Cuprinol, copper napthinate compound, and the other untreated, were revealed to- day when the wood was taken from the bottom of the small boat harbor where it had lain since October 20
 The untreated wood was we'll punctured with teredo holes while the treated section was still whole. This test was made by G. A. Belford, assisted by Carl D. Huer and Acting Harbormaster Joe Hunter.