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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
"Obstastnete" svij zaludek.
P1Se
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf mesta
New Yorku.

KOmlSar ZdraVOtnlctVl meSta
New Yorku.
Kdyz mas zaludek spravne
spravne funguje, jsme obycej-
ne spokojeni a stastni; "a to
kdyz zaludek vypovf sluzbu,
ztrac1me hned O vse ma svete
zaJem. Mame-li 81 zachovati
zaludek v poradku, musime 81
davati pozor, CO jfme. V anne
rickem rceni, re "vice lidf 81
kope hrob svymi zuby neil To-
patou', skryva Sc mnoho prav-
dy.
| kdyz nase obliba jistJch j.
del byva caste uzitecnym vodft
KEN, nenf pfece jenom vzdy
moudrym j1sti pouze to, co ma
me radi. I chut k jfdlu NIUE
mas svesti s prave cesty. Ko-
necne zalezf jedine ma mas, pfi-
zp1sob1me-li nasf chut a obi
bu ma tolik, abychom Sc nauci-
Ii radi jlsti to, co nam jde k
duhu. Jak caste slyseli jste ne
koho re svych znamych tvrdi-
tt, re "nemohou jfsti spenat",
nebo celer, nebo jinou zdravi
prospesnou zeleninu! Deti ma
j byti vychovavany tax, ably
jedly vse, CO jfsti mali. Sku-
tecnou idiosynkrasii nenf "a
hodno pfehlfzeti, nebot tato
NIUE byti fysiologicky zaprf-
cinema. Mali vase dite skutec-
ny odpor Ike spenatu, zkuste
davati mu nekterou jinou list
natou zeleninu. Dbejte toho,
ably v kazd6m pffpade zahrno-
vala detska strava listnatou ze-
leninu a ovoce. Dieta, sklada-
Jlcl Sc vyhradne z masa, BRAN
Dor, chleba, masla a kavy byla
by aspon ma cas- zdanlive vyho-
vuj1cf, ale netrvalo by dlouho.
a vas zaludek zacal by stavko-
vat.
Mattel zustati Zdrav a doc.
kati Sc vysokeho v6ku, musfte
zasobovati sv6j organism vita.
miny a mineraly. Toho dosah.
nete tim, re budete jfsti spray.
ne potraviny. Vsechny listnatt
zeleniny, jakoz fazolove lus
ky a rajska jabl1cka, vSechnC
cerstve ovoce a konecne nile
ko, ty vsechny jsou bohate vi
taminy a mineraln1mi solemn
Jezte denne nejmene diva dru
by vaTene listnate zeleniny, sa
lat re zeleniny syrove, nejak'
ovoce a pijte hodne ml6ka,
uvid1te, jak vdecnym Dude va
zaludek Ia tuto straw.
histnata zelenina a ovoc,
prispfvajf t6z k pravideln6 sto
lici, jez je zdravf nezbytna.
Chcete-li 81 zachovati zdra
vi, strfdejte tez RUNE pokrm,
a "obstastnete" tax sv1j zalu
dek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Cigaretou ku srmrti.

26lety Irving Kelvin, zamest-
many jake rfdic trucku pfi roz-
vazen1 ledu, pTisel o zivot v au-
tn v garazi. Poole vseho pc
zajetf s karou do garaze zGstal
v kare sedeti, zapalil 81 cigare-
tn a usnul. Vypadla cigareta
zapalila.
Kelvin teprve pred mesicem
byl rozveden cd sve manzelky,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
VystTelil a trefil.

z Boise, Idaho, Bernard Wis
comb, najal 81 kone, ma nemz
odjel do Sawtooth Lodge Coun
try ma low jelenG. Ma jednom
miste uvazal kone ku stromu a
vydal Sc hloubeji do lesa pes
ky. Pc nejake chv1li zdalo Sc
mu, re vidf v dali jelena. Wy
strelil a trefil. Kdyz Sc pribl1-
I'll ku zastTelenemu %"jelenu",
spatril, re zastrelil kone, ma
kterem ma low prijel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Cesky spisovatel v Chicago.

Spisovatel "Hnede Knihy',
ktera byla prelozena do vsech
jazykG, We s~polecnosti Sonic
Brantingove, dcery svedskeho
ministerskeho predsedy, ma
prednaskove tire pc Americe,
dostavil Sc do Chicago. Cestuje
annoymne. Vyslovil pTanf set
kati sc s chicazskymi Cechoslo-
vaky, ably je upozornil, jake We
like nebezpeci hroz1 Ceskoslo-
venske republiky Sc strany ia
Sistickeho Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
'Pracovni hodiny zebraka.

V Chicago byl obzalovan 20
lety Raymond CHINA pro ze-
brotu. jedi v automobile, O.
vsem z roku 1925, a ma sveho
sof6ra. Jest slepcem. Policie
zalovala, re eide do prace" ca
she rano, kdyz jdou deln1ci do
prace. Soudce jej propustil,
kdyz obzalovany slfbil, re zkra
tt "pracovn1 hodiny" a zacne
teprv v 9 hodin zebrati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
SIuzka v~razednicf.

We Filadelifii Angelina Mar
gravete byla ztotoznena dive
ma svedky jake d1vka, jez "a
strelila D. Dagostino v cervnu
tohoto roku. Pravila, re "a
vrazdila zamestnavatelku, pro
toze j tryznila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Vdova pc presidentu Roosevelt
tow poranena padem.

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
vdova pc zesnulem presidento-
vi. prrerazila 81 nohu V kycli pr
padu We SVEN obydl1 Glen
Cove, N. 7.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
cernoska usmrcena belochy.

V Columbia, Tennessee, A.
Flemming, c.. Skeillerin a I'll.
Grimes byli zatceni ma zalobu,
re zavrazdili osmdesatiletou
cernosku a odsouzeni k dozivot
nfmu zalari. Motivem jejich
byla loupez. Ukradli cernosce
J. Hawkins $25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Nejkrasnsjsi psanieko svsta.
DrahV tatlcku!

Jak Sc mas? Nine je dnes
deset rokn. Mamicka 81 ma Te-
be vzpomfna a ma TIE rada. ia
jsem to poznala, protoze ma
micka vzdycky a vzdycky zpl-
va tuhle p1sen:
Svit, mesfcku, jasne,
nezachazej jeste,
re je mas tat1cek
ma daleke ceste.
Ma daleke ceste
mezi dolinama
a to sam pan BGh vi,
CO je mezi mama.
Mezi mama je ia
laska nejstalejs1
a ia Dude trvat
do smrti nejdels1.
TAX vidfs, tat1cku, jak Te
mamicka ma rada a nejvlce TIE
miluje
Iva MuSka,
(Z knihy Vojty Benese: "Deti
w boufi revoluce'.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Deset ran a Is rokE " zalaTi "a
100 dolarovou kradez.

We Wilmington, Delaware,
Dennis Leone, dostal deset ran
karabacem V okresnfm vezen1,
kdyz usvedcen byl z kradezi
sperkG We dvou prfbytcfch.
Leone, "a roxy starry vedle
toho odsouzen byl ma Is rok6
do v6zen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
RADY.

- hraSn0 VlaSy GAIL Sc Wy
p6stiti soustavnou uecf. Jejich
hedvabny lesk jest jen dusled-
KEN dobreho mytf a pecliveho
kartacovan1. Pravidelne by
mela kazda zena rano i vecer
pfej1ti kartacem aspon ctyfi-
KRAFT sv6 vlasy, nejen ably Cd
stranila prach, ale ably take
stejnom6rn6 rozetrela pTiroze-
ny TUX vlas6. Samozrejn6, re
kartace mali byti ciste a proto
Sc must casteji pratt v teple
mydlove vode a tim zp1sobem,
ze je rychle n6kolikrate pono-
fine, aniz bychom namocili
drevo, do nehoz jsou st6tiny u
pevnene. PAX kartac vyplach-
meme V este vode, dobTe Wy
tfeseme, pc prfpad6 vytreme
suchym Satem a mechanic
schnouti. V lete doporucuje
Sc cast6jsf mytf vlasu, v zine
nejmene jednou "a IA dn1. Pred
myt1m vetreme do pokozky
trocky olivoveho olej. Je-li
Was prflis mastny, mdzeme pfi-
dat do posledn1 vody trochu
boraxu nebo cpavku. Prave
tax dobre pGsobf nekolik ka-
PEEK citronove stavy nebo octa.
Nejlepe jest nechati vlasy
oschnouti ma ~cerstvem vzdu-
chu, v zine je ovineme teplym
cistym rucn1kem a mechanic je
schnouti "a neustaleho vyt1ra-
nj nikdy vsak V pf1lisnem hor-
ku.
" kazdem kuchaTskem
predpisu Sc vyzaduje obycejne
tuhy snih z bilkn a jiste by
chom cely moucn1k pokazily,
kdybychom teto rady neposlou-
chaly. Snfh ma byt tax tuhy,
ably Sc dial nozem krajet. BIZ
lex Sc nejlepe sleha sirs1 ma
dobe s plochym dnem. PTfstro-
il je mnoho a v6tsinou dobre;
hlavn1 zasada je, abychom do
bflku vehnaly CO mono newt
ce vzduchu. Cerstve b1lky Sc
obycejne uslehaj1 snadno a do
bTe, horst je to S b1lky re star
sfch nebo nakladanych vajec,
ktere mnohdy Sc nedajf ami IL
slehati. M6jme vzdy ma pane
ii, re name b1lek slehati v CHA
du a teDrVe beZprOStredn6
pred upotreben1m. Mechanic
Ii snfh dlouho staff, zvodnatl.
Zam1chan1 do tesla ma sc dlti
pc mens1ch davkach a lehce.
Neda-li Sc n6kdy bflek dobTe
uslehati, pTidame Ike n6mu tro-
I Sku soil, coz usnadn1 velmi
ztuhnutf. Ovsem jen v tech
, pT1padech, ably to neuskodilo
chuti.
= Zeleniny, ktere p1sobf ma
dymav6 ucinfme stravitelnejsf,
= pTidame-li k MIN pTi vaTen1 ma
spicku noze natronu.
= Chceme-li pTi praci use
tFiti sve nehty pred zaspine-
MIN, seskrabneme S mimi slime
mydlo, tax ably nam zaplnilo
konecky nehtG. PAX mGzeme
bez obavy strait prach a kle-
patti koberce, pc prfpade zacha
yeti S kamny.
Chceme-li, ably nam stTfbrn6
pfedmety neeernaly, vloz1me
i, je do cerne vaty. T1mto ZpG-
sobem neoxydujf.
: = Do m1stnosti, kde mnoho
: osob kour1, postav1me nadobu
S vodou, ktera vtahne kour j S
: jeho vGnf. Tim Sc zabran1 ne
jen znecisten1 vzduchu, ale i
tomu, ably nabytek a steny ma
sakly kourem, ktery pax pIso-
| b1 nepr1jemne ma mas cich.
= Pokojov6 kvetiny mali
staff stale ma stejnem mfst6 a v
. stejne poloze. Nemajf Sc ami
caste pfenaseti, AMI otaceti. V
: pTfrode stoj1 take stale ma stej-
mem m1ste. Otdcena rostlina
: Sc neustale orientuje k sv6tlu
/ a tim obycejne ztrac1 ma sve
: nejlepS1 s1le.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Otravila Sc plynem.

V Richmond, Virginia, 22le-
ia Eva Joy Worell otravila Sc
v nedeli plynem spojivsi rou-
rou 1sta sva S otevfenym bora
KEN plynovych kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Muz s 90 potomky zemrel.

V last, St. Louis zemfel
Marion Harrison, farmaf ma
odpocinku, ktery Sc DOLL. Ia
nechal 5 deer, 2 syny, 81 vnou-
cat, 81 pravnukG, a i jednoho
pravnuka. Jeden z jeho vnu-
XII jest knezem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Vejce We vejci.

We Manter, Kansas, slepice
farmare Bohdana snesla velke
vejce v obvodu 10 pfi 8 palc1ch
Uvnitr bylo druhe vejce nor
malni velikoSti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
ZaiistiI ST srnrt.

V Ripley, w. Va, Fulton j.
Gunnos spachal sebevrazdu.
Mapped Sc POLL gasolinem a
zapalil, a pax obesil. Byl for
manem CCC tabora. Jeho OHIO
rele telo bylo nalezeno visicl
ma kusu dratu Sc stromu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
Tancovali.

V Charleston, N. c., We ven
kovske hospode bylo zatceno
25 divek a mladfkG, ktef1 tam
tancili v nedeli. Zakon tam
tanec v nedeli nedovoluje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-22
serif zastreliI lupice " taverne

Theodore Heidorn, 28lety,
byl zastrelen v Castle Chicken
Farm, roadhousu u st. Louis,
kdyz Sc postavil ma odpor seri-
fowl Tomu Krippeletzovi, KITE
ry mu chtel pTekazit loupez.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
LOCAL LEGION men
ASK BONUS PAYMENT
Commend National Command.
Or for Action In Keeping
Issue Out OF Politics

Members OF Lloyd spets Post No. I,
American Legion, in resolutions
adopted at . special meeting Wed.
nesday night. urged National Com.
mauder Frank N. Belgrano 70 con.
tinue his fight for immediate pay.
ment Of the adjusted service COM
pensatiou certificates and to keep the
Legion out Of politics.
Action was taken after the vet
Grams had listened to radio address.
"a by Commander Belgrauo aud Con.
gresham Wright Patman, author Of
one Of 26 different measures to pay
the so.called bonus ct once.
Patman. also . Legionnaire and .
member Of the resolutions committee
ct the recent convention In Miami.
Fla, insists upon passage Of hts bill.
which provides for imitation Of the
currency.
Belgrano and other officials Of the
American Legion have taken the
stand that the Legion should not get
involved Ia the currency question and
should leave tor separate determine
ton the question Of how money to
pay the bonus should b raised. They
are backing the so-called Vjnson bill,
introduced at their request, which
provides for payment Of the bonus
Immediately but takes no stand as
between the currency imitation and
bond selling methods Of raising the
money.
In recent radio addresses Patman
has assailed 4elgrauo's stand and the
Legion commanders speech Wedues-
day night was IN answer 70 these at-
tacks.
The local post directed IT. officers
70 advise not only Belgrano but
North Dakota1 senators and congress-
men Of IT, stand on the issue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
HOUSE RESOLUTION
ASKS j. s. PROBE OF
north DAKOTA FERA.
Charge State Setup Shot
Through With Politics. Top.
heavy and inefficient

A demand for an investigation by
the federal government Of the federal
emergency relief administration IN
North Dakota was made Thursday in
q resolution introduced in the house.
The investigation was urged In a
house concurrent resolution intro
duced by four representatives, Leland
J. Smith Of Cass. D. G. Cunningham
OF Grand Forks, ]. G. Blaisdell, Jr., Of
Ward, and r. J. Downey of Ramsey.
Appointment Of a committee Of
three members from each house to
investigate state or private agencies
set up through federal funds allocat-
ed by the FERA also would be au-
thorized by the resolution.
The resolution asks that attention
of the president, congress, and Harry
L. Hopkins. national administrator Of
federal emergency relief, be focused
on the North Dakota relief setup.
Also asked in the resolution was
that where acknowledgment and
inefficiency Is found that the persons
responsible for such work be immedi-
ately dismissed and II any evidence
Is discovered Of graft. fraud. misfeas-
ance, embezzlement or other crimes
against the government that such
persons responsible be punished to the
full extent Of The law"
Charges Of favoritism in issuance Of
relief orders and that the North Da-
kota relief setup is "topheavy and
unwieldly and conducive to waste Of
public funds" are contained In the
resolution.
Acknowledgment IS apparent In
the state offices as evidenced by the
many months it takes for persons do
ing business with the administration
to obtain compensation for services
rendered" the resolution claims.
Further charges that livestock feed
supplies purchased by the FERA at
low prices are being doled out at ex-
horbitant prices in comparison to
their original value are asserted In
the resolution.
1T is freely charged that the FERA
is shot through with politics." de-
clared the resolution, land that poll
tics controls the ALLEGATION OF positions
in the various relief offices"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
GOVERNOR, PRESSED
BY FACTIONS, STILL
IS SILENT ON JOBS.
Statehouse Observers Report
Two Nonpartisan Groups
Pushing Candidates

4 Wy vAV lA0CVNS0VVU 1GGOS)
! Statehouse gossipers buz1ed Thurs.
day over possible major political ap-
pointments as the final day OF the
legislature came within sight, bring
ing with 1t the possibility Of appoint
ments to be made by Governor WAL
ter Wexford.
AT the present time, according to
political observers, two distinct fac
tons were striving in the camps Of
the Nonpartisan League for success
IN pushing over their slate Of candi-
dates for the positions.
Credited from one source was the
following slate reputedly advanced by
the so-called LANCER faction: Dave
Hamilton, reported q candidate for
the position Of manager of the state
mill and elevator, appointment to
which would be by action Of the state
industrial commission: John Hagan
as highway commissioner, and w. E.
Black, city commissioner Of Fargo. as
manager Of the Bank OF North Da.
kota.
On the opposite side Of the picture,
some political sages declared, were
w. ]. (Pat) Flanagan, who was be-
ing mentioned for the position Of
state highway commissioner; Senator
A. F. Bonner, Jr., as manager Of the
state mill and elevator, and George
Morris, present secretary to the gov
ernor, as head of the state regulatory
department. r. M. Stangler, present
manager of the Bank Of North Da-
kota, would remain In that position
II corridor reports become fact.
The reports Of his possible appoint
ment as manager OF the state mill
and elevator were vigorously denied
by Bonner, who asserted he was mot
looking for any job" Governor We'll
ford remained -committal on the
reports. reaffirming his previous
statement, however, that he would
make no appointments until after
the legislative session and had none
under definite consideration 1t this
time.
Qualification Of the appointive sit
uation was expected to come at a
meeting Of the advisory council Of
the League soon.
Sidney A. Papke, present head Of
the regulatory department, was ex-
pected to be relieved of his job early
next month. Arthur Peterson Of
Cando, present state game and fish
commissioner, 1t was understood,
would remain as head Of that de-
partmeut.
Any attempted change in the high
way commissionership would probably
invoke a legal battle, those close to
the political picture believed. Ole H.
Olson, state highway commissioner,
and appointee of Former Governor
Thomas H. Noodle has declared he
will not resign and $50 far as I am
concerned I intend ID serve out the
term for which was appointed"
Flanagan formerly was mainte-
nance engineer in the highway de-
partment under Frank Vogel, who
was removed as state highway COM
missioner during the Olson regime as
governor, by decree Of the supreme
court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
e. ON TIN U + II
- 1seU po0o -.
Relief Compromise
Seen as Roosevelt
Returns to Capitol

month security wages planned BY off,
cialA
Fsvsg Any Ilvable Wago
At the White House, the American
Farm Bureau Federation recorded
itself q fsvoriug work relief at any
livabls wage" "a action quickly In.
terpeeted - supporting Mr.. Hoose.
velt'S oppoeition 70 the McCarran
prevailing wage requirement.
Edward A. 0'lseal, 5ederation pres.
ident, reported TO tho chief executive
that organised agriculture stands
firmly on the foundation that ever,
dollar Of taxes spent for relief work
should return the greatest possible
percentage IN actual work accom-
plished."
Speaker ByYns predicted to news.
men the house would not acoepe 4
compeomise cutting the 44,oo0, 900 900
blu to @l,eooy 100000 IL It involved
continuation Of the dole"
II am still hopeful the senate will
pass the BIN without the prevailing
wage amendment" he said.
While awaiting the outcome Of re-
lief negotiations. Harry L. Hopkins.
relief administrator, asked 90, 900 900
Of impounded public works funds to
carry on direct aid 10 the needy for
three weeks after March !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
HOUSE
BILLS PASSED

H. B. 363-Authori0eS board OF adj
ministration to sell at auction all
beer commissioner cars.
H. B. 18l-Amending old age pen
sion law.
H. B. 227-Lowers district school tax
levies.
H. B. 255-Re-establishes state
school equalization fund.
8. B. ll9-Regulates motor vehicle
transportation on highways.
S. B. 163-Appropriates funds to
meet deficiency in appropriation for
University Of North Dakota public
health laboratories.
8. B. l24-Grants easements to
United States for water and wild life
conservation projects.
S. B. l40-Appropriates funds for
attorney generals office to repay
loan to Bank Of North Dakota bor-
rowed to carry on litigation.
s. B. 139-Deficiency appropriation
for state board of pardons.
BILLS KILLED
H. B. 226-Provides for four and
one-half mills tax for school pur-
poses in addition to one dollar head
tax in counties.
H. b. 282-Provides for pupils from
one school district to attend schools
in another district.
S. B. 94-Provides for physical ex-
animation for drivers of school buses.
s. B. 184-Appropriates funds for
All boys and girls to defray their
expenses at state and district fairs.
RESOLUTIONS KILLED
House Conc. Res. A-14-Abolishes
supreme court as an elective body
and provides for district judges to sit
as law-interpretative body in place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28

Sauvain said, was directed at an
editorial by the Mckenzie County
Farmer, published at Watford City,
and reprinted by The Tribune In its
daily feature showing what other
editors are saying.
Sauvain said all institutions have
had difficulty because OF curtail-
ments made two years ago but that
none Of them have spent more than
their appropriations. In some cases.
he said, it was necessary for janitors
and other workers to labor 10 hours
a day and seven days . week in order
to keep within the budget limits, hVk
that this was done rather than & -
cur deficits. 0s'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-28
e. O N T l N u E n
- from page one'
Feverish Activity
Marks Last Hours
Before Deadline

house bill, they assert, is unconstitu-
tional.
With the house liquor bill dead. the
issue will be revived there, when the
question OF passage of the senate
proposal to legallze sale OF liquor
comes onto the floor OF the lower
chamber. The senate bill provides
for the sale OF liquor through NUM-
cipally-operated stores.
Mostly Senate Proposals
Major portion of the important
legislation thus far has been propos-
ed and passed by the senate. an ana
lysis OF the legislative activity thus
far reveals.
Both houses have produced legal
moratorium proposals, which provide
for methods OF court action under
which persons in financial distress
may apply for relief from foreclosure
on real property.
Principal point OF legislation in
the house will center around passage
OF the two per cent sales tax. which
has been passed by the senate. The
measure Is designed to bring approxi-
mately 100000 to the state during
the next two years.
Among other senate bills which the
house will act upon. during the re-
naming days Of the session are:
The Bonzer-sponsored highway
patrol bill, and its companion
measure, establishing drivers IL.
censes.
A measure to abolish the state
presidential primary.
A proposed act to tax the elec-
trio utilities on . kilowatt. usage
basis.
A bill doubling the present tax
on beer.
Two bills creating . state plan
ming beard and . state parks
committee.
A bill to empower the state
board Of railroad commissioners
to investigate utilities on its own
motion and at the expense Of
the utilities.
An act defining usury at seven
per cent.
In the senate these major house
bills will meet action:
The house moratorium propos-
q.
An act to set mp , state sth.
letic commission.
Two Of the four educational
bills.
A bill creating . state welfare
board.
A bill providing for withhold
ing Of the gasoline refund until
the tax Is paid.
A bin setting up . county mo.
tor vehicle registration system,
revived In the closing minutes Of
the house session.
An act prohibiting dancing In
places where beer is sold.
A bill to restore the motor We.
hicle fund to the state highway
department, out Of the bond In
terest fund In which it was plac.
ed two years ago.
OF the total number Of bills intro
duced. the house passed to the senate
152 bills. while the senate passed l89
measures. The house killed, with.
drew, or indefinitely postponed 49,
bills, with the senate taking similar
action on 40 proposals.
Forty -four bills have been passed
on by both house and senate, COM