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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Bells Defeat
O'Dea Irish

Bellsrmlns high school. auln-
let Saturday night came n their
height when they turned hack
the o'pea high irish 81 Seattle.
a club that had wcn u straight
games.
The score Was 90 10 W and play
was on the Bell naples
Tho victory kept the neil.
In the fight Tor the Western
NashinKten Catholic high
school championship.
Earlier In the <esses the
Irish trimmed the neIls. - 3.
~. st seattle.
The Rel seconds won over the
ODE. seconds In thu preliminary
game. 10 10 Is
Here are the varsity llneurs and
scores.
Beilarmlne tsa) tso) ODE.
Martincau ti3l p. go Hsnlocs
Pitseh tsl .....F.,..,. Psuiiek
Morris tsD &c, ts) o'Brien
Rask tsl .,..cs III Courage
Hermson fpl d.. 90 Uiloa
Substitutes. Hellarmine =. Fair
house. Manley. Farrell. o'Dea--
,onroy IL. Nlsscn. Fitxmorrls.
Watson t2). Mccarthy. Officials
Heinrich and Levlnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
PACIFIC SCORES Al LAST

Breaking . long losing streak. the
Pacific university basketball team
defeated Lewis a. Clark Of Port
land last weekend, 45-26.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Look Around Your Home i.

Listen have used furniture, stands, radios,
ping pong sets, billiard tables anything that would add
to the comfort of living room?
If you have, will you call at Main 1851 and will
that it reaches places where it is badly needed.
places Lewis adjacent
military fields.
Day soldiers leisure there
many study entertainment relaxation
the camp grounds
Anything might be broken but not beyond
be appreciated by those benefited
Means available make Ernie Enrght Bank Of
will combination
skilled
work ii.
article lend comfort q living
rs cason article
furnishing
that which
spare?
your boy section of the might
enjoying perhaps young
soldiers of Tacoma district
would think Of their fighting
gain understanding and act promptly and eagerly
ment 10 furnish completely partly
furnished today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Spsoksr RsillY's Control Over
Lower House Webbing a Session
Enters Sixth Week OF Work

CArrT0t. 0lympssapeaksr Edward nssys ecutro = ~
entsssd ~ xh vset
leader apohsns eaud su
hold the upper hand for h remaining ~ days hs
matter Of eonecturs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

On Ue Ian, :!
Win Elllou MrcAu

Spor1Smen, it's up to YOU and QUICK,
III y0u organized and otherwise. do not stand together
and fight Substitute House Bill No. the 10 years con-
srucve work of the state department viii have been
wrecked.
Politicians greedy favor-seesnE types
nave passed No through the representatives
Ana the destructive bill before the before
some organized present
tner side Of the story
O'Clock the capitol building
That is where sposmen rally
House Bill No grab nest-egg
the state Development
one Of the industries o
one third 100000 Of this would
OF panels for haystack dpredons
which was the beginning House Bill No Also the building
OF fences
The payment
OF any thing from andu
In addition
compelled TO all administrative
Ii quite probable damage
The state department
licenses The sportsmen freight dime
Almost all that
The big pay part sponsors of
No would nothing
about big hunting
II this money rifled department would
DO" delivered that would all kill the
Some method
ages already done certain farmers but No
1t would be quite to No racket
tainy beyond the tvo-penny
politicians within the membership legislative
One might suppose = heavy
brushes damages farmers pay
the
bill Such product nature
and elk No, who sponsor capable
of doing anything.
The states portsmen caught asleep by
OF this carefully worded House Bill No. 9.
But they're awake and the politicians will
them, straight from the shoulder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Our Bowlers Do IL

Look what star Tacoma bowlers Jim and John
Radonch, Mike Berry Scoy Murdoch Bill Leftwich did
to those Fort Warrior wonder men,
Yes sir folks they drew back and beed the best
in the Northwest day in and day flush the knockout
button
the Broadway
Bill Herdman rematch
the trundlers
Athletic treasury
healthy bit of cash friends
The match a
But that isn't all Bill Herdman Bowling himself this
hamlet lining a bowling a
Just what big fellow say good
the fighting will be beneficiaries
And that, everybody really what We
fighting safety
o mothers children
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Pilots Winners

PORTLAND - The University
of Portland Pilots won an easy
1871 victory over the Willamette
university five here Saturday
night.
Paul O'Toole and Del Hunt
singer of Portland had field nights
with 10 and IS points respectively.
The Pilots led 1915 at halftime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

Rent your vacant room with
Times Want Ad Call Main 5lol,
ask for an ad taker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12
ENEMY" ATTACKS
IN BUTNER PANTRY

headquarters. ,8;h Inf ntry Divi-
slon. Camp Bu;ncr. Nov. l2.-The
."ln Infantry Division will never go
hungry Il III r."ldlcrs I'll The Service
r!Linu". ,"tA QuuItcrmaStc. Co. can
help a.. In the field. this group hand
ir>hiLCkn'i ration brcakGuwnS L. IN
dIIIdaa! tin.;'. 81 the division
Once each month, for several
tins breakdown ~ darkness. NhIlr
innut's. the group h.a been prIcticing
ui,lcr units of thc 18TH Division. To
to- the pllt"n-', irfcn%cs. have lad
It. their problems attack movements
ON nc large pantry
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12
Collection Of
Scrap Paper

Housewives ul' reminded OF iur
ilii.l crap paper collection winch
wlll bc held tuuurruw iup"nJr1. HH1
ore ASKED Ia have IN" pap"i whIr''
thew Irr contributing tu III" drive.
currly bundled and either un in"ir
front porch o. "u the Cu.n. where 4
may BE- easily collected
Troy Scout. uu'uc' Inc lvddCi ahio
81 b. u. Terrell. Will Collect lie old
newspapers. magazines. and nu%cS
from two trucks being furnished by
Vernon Perry. ANYONE whose >crd'
paper is not collected tomorrow l.;
asked iu contact NJ. Perry
The Brl>u"E- and p,uics.!nnai
Women, club - Sponsoring Inc
drive. and II = h"p"d ,ir.h Through
the cooperation al ever" ONT 90 iIrrl-
de- .or III, project may br very uc-
CcS>lul
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12

"Mornin', Judge .mcctin' someone?"
No, Sam, I'm just going up the line
Always on business. Wasn't that troop train
that just pulled OUT
Sure was, Judge. stopped over here for
ten minutes and what Il swell bunch of
fellows they were
That's true all over, Sam. Our present
Amy is the best trained, best disciplined.
best behaved in American history. That's
why get my hair up when I hear Of some
people trying to dry up the areas around
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12
LARSEN ADVANCED
TO MAJOR GENERAL

Camp Lcicunc. New River. Nov.
l2.-Appointmcnt OF BrigaGicr Cen
eral Henry l.. Larsen. camp COM
mandCr mere. to- the rank OF IN jur
general in the Marine Corps has been
confirmed. Headquarters announced
;odays
MapOr General Larsen. 81. recent
~ had been nominated Tor promo
ton by President Roosevelt. IN re-
cognition Of 20 years Of outstanding
service.
He has been u, Camp Lcjcunc since
June. following Il tour ul duty
as the first military governor Of
Samoa. for which nc was cited three
times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12

To prevent overseas radotelc-
phone conversations originating in
the U. S. from being overheard by
the enemy. the voices are scrambled
by radio devices as they 60 over the
circuits and unScrambled when they
arrive nj their destination.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12

Army camps. Why, in n recent report made
by the government, it said the Army usually
prefers its camps TO be located in vet in
stead OF dry communities. And there's a
sound reason. In wet community the
Army can control drinking. In dry COM
munities where bootlcggcrs run wilcsit's al.
most impossible. We know that from our
nearly IA years Of experience with national
prohibition.
There's no getting away from il, pro-
hibition does not b1Ohibh"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12

Nearly one cut oi every ia.ce paI-
Ions of gasoline produced in rein
cries east OF the Rocky Mountain,
N the last hall OF 1913 is desired
for military consumption.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12
LEARN The TRUTH ABOUT
Bowel WORMS

I'"btGy ~ sure to escape. AID ru.:t!TO-n1.
an cause real ;:ughlc id, yu,! o. yn,.r
'h.IG. Watch for III" warning. sIr-.-. ~.
10y t."ii'.'h. ;'-yuu~a'.~s. !;e:.y nose or
rat. G': Jayne. N-rm.!i-" ripl, ..vr..vt
JAiSES il Amv"i"I'- lyaGlus. f..,-.-.,,..y
worm n.edicinr used hy millions :.r- ov..f. Z.
''n;lry. Acts gently. NJ driy.s ,r.r .or;rG
worms. Demand JAMES yEHNlEUCE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12

One q, the oldest clocks i'm H.,
world j. III the Clock Tower of vn"S
ice. where ii naS bccu ticking >inco
ll96.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-12
ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER EARLY.

hot' me one be eerioin
when you eody PIon heo tobor
O" ore on "ortme bo's All getting from doy-to-doy
Right take Steer Fertilizer and
YOU plenty OF fine The Red Steer
some high qvo S" hos o~oy sold bond his
top erode fertilizer with pont oe, the
best yield your lond and the weoihe will permit.
Save yourself FOL Of worry your ordered NOW
Evening star., 1943-09-15
COLORED BOY

For, drugstore in Arlington. Va; no night
work: full or part time: good salary. Ok
Evening star., 1943-09-15
District Has Only One Teacher
To Instruct Hurd-of-Heurino

Only one instructor is available to
teach hard-of-hearing classes when
public schools open Monday, it was
announced today.
The public schools built up an
adequate hard-of -hearing teaching
staff during the last few years,
Robert l.. Haycock, acting super
intendent of schools, said. only to
lose all but one of them to higher
paying organizations this summer.
Some of his teachers are helping
to rehabilitate soldiers who have
lost their hearing Or suffered i'm
pairment of it in battle, he said.
Eligible for salaries between 81 500
and $4,000 in the public schools,
Evening star., 1943-09-15
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT MANAGER. small hotel. must
sIo9v1 Know s,s; p < have GOOD refs. Allen Lee
ASSISTANT ENGINEER tvhite). with
position once building. essential orssni-
zation; Salary. location and working
expsrisnee and merit Repiies Res'Tsa' must sipe Se
class license held. age, telephone and ad-
dress training and experience, This is a
good position for the right person. Box
| 479-V. Star,
ASSISTANT PORTER. colored 80 to 45
years old; permanent position, excellent
be reliable trustworthy and have refer
sfpefns eRFpT m aSaNkA xaSSa IA s a45
paying position, Regal ciothins Co 'op III
ALTO or truck mechanics. wanted We
offer as fine working conditions and as
hieh pay as anywhere in Washingtonl II
you do not consider yourself finished me-
ence, come in and see US anyway. We win
give you the training necessary to make
Rnian K9n 'oPsht TrfM Mo.oe mechsnc ASK to, M
r,w.; or call Decatur 1910 for appoint
n1nrn msrf Tstab,ishcd irrn.s1t, over 20 years.
s. 10 per hour. Temple Motor Co. 1900
Afro M MEeHAsNieE!ss MEeeHfAAshaE!s' HELPER. Ha experienced
Si5 Wh,te or coiored; 5la-day week, good pay.
Aurol MEsc:HA..SSic, !; permanent Job, attrac-
wye ,SaiaTy. eXcelient WORKING conditions.
5f2-day week. plus overtime IL desired
Apply Lee D; Butler Co. 1121 21st St NV
BAkER ht on bread. rolls and buns wanted.
BAKERS HELPER. experienced on pies
ana cakes. all or part time; roc per hour.
3 aiIa Georgia ave. NV
BARBER to opearte shop in Dodge Hotel
A lucrative opportunity for right man
Apply IN person, manager, Dodge Hotel,
BARBER. white; good salary and commits
sion. 1910 Lee highway, Arlington. Va
oxford 1908
BARRIERS, 2, at once; good pay. Boiling
Field Barber Shop I6.
BARITONE for suburban church choir.
BILLING CLERK AND CASHIER. prefer
one who has worked for meat packer or
wholesale produce concern. Apply 1865
BOOkKEEPER-TYPIST- age and ex-
perience: 40-hr., 5a-day wk; salary, S33
Box ASK, Star
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Hlil AFA

PHoTOGkAPHC PRINTER thorou1niv
experienced Al phases stockroom work:
%fs opsons z q ssDa ss ms pps p5,s a
PORTER, solosed, for work in mschin.
man. coast-1n Pontiac Co. 4o7 ria ave.
saa uniforms ns @ E. sasss, .s, .s;. :
mont Pharmacy. 1929 Vermont ave. nv.
roRTsRs ta1 sbsin soorsa So sssl 70 ,.r.
PORTER. n mass IS. BE. Se ues. appearing. for
foRfTRAfT fopsf M ipRINTsks' u for Z Y pho,osr.pa,e
studio. day and ,evenins work. must 30
eolofsa ssa T. sood hour.
good WAGES steady work. Apply M.
s. sesa rd Jssr;Gp e xanse esansti w. osS o5s.r so7
HssrWsTp ssrssTp machine. sloo NJ; Pleasant q.
Ss sIs.,aee eas ave wsssis Sc essss s''.. 900
PRINTER. pressmsn and eomposisor.
Rabio RafS snsnsFs RaPsis snof ss sssRsucros n ...
radio ccde instructor Draeticsl and e.
RaDl6 per twS opsnns. ,o
benchworki experience Necessary; GOOD pay
and working cond. Also excellent proposf-
Ken ed Guss asse sessiss asnn Ssh car
RETAIL statesmen 10 work in canteen
sma, e, to tIs pss sSsssnss on d vs prsss
excellent meals and bed. Apply Mr.. Bil
SALESMAN, must be experienced In mems
clothing and furnishings. Apply BOZ 424-
SALESMAN. pref sSper; in air.c. con-
Room s so5s Fs ifs9 f rs St 'n NV. go MI Mason
ssn posioh for rsr: Meas 'S5: %:. ss
sA1EssraN, s1fs,ssr s experienced, to sell sroc.r,e.
tutions: good income. permanent position.
Sal SALES sRss i ss Man Wanted Tor s':s
snent, Write giving age. education. busi-
sndns sxDs1fsss o Bos 4 sisresess sts and draft
SHIPPER. experienced, top salary. ESQUIRE
sIsaPeTs, sHPfTSG 91 CHRK X xho..a,. n,,nt d,,.
week; good pay 1898 Buchanan St NV
SODA MEN te], short hours: no sundays:
top wages with meals. eos Mass. ave.
SHOP HELPERS, skilled or unskilied, to
work in essential industry. Apply Acme
St' sPorTPR AND PREssER wanted te Tor for small
sTENoGRAPHER IMAM. permanent. non
governmental organization. Boz 240-x.
Star
STOCK BOT, permanent position. sxpss4-
enee unnecessary: rapid advancement fof
right party, a42 st. NV. 16s
STOCkMAN and receiving clerk. yhttA,
retail store. past experience helpful 1T
not necessary; excellent wages. D.
Kresge Co, 1th and Il SITS. NV. f7s
TAILOR at Walter Reed HOSPITAL tailor
Truck MECHANIC for defense vesx
Macks and Whites. s17 Michisan avs. me-.
NJ. I. OBoyle & Son.
WET WASHER, wholesale dry cleaning
plant: 8 days work; steady Job, good pay.
/ 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
Sanitary Laundry, 1910 st. ne.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically. inclined. o.
helper in automobile brake shop. No 81
perienee necessary. Apply 903 n st.
NV
YOUNG MEN, over 1s. free TO travel, can
earn $40 per yk;, Apply Room 424. Bond
DUPONT CIRCLE LIQUOR STORE hiss
opening for good man between the ases
Of 80 and 80 years, to help manage SE0rs
end End wait on trade; sood pay, short hours.
between | and q O'Clock daily
Evening star., 1943-09-15

these teachers are receiving $4,000
and more in other organiza tions
now.
Mr.. Haycock said he had asked
the Columbia Institute for the Deaf,
the Virginia and Maryland Schools
for the Deaf, the Volta Bureau and
other organizations for teachers.
I'VE are not sure just what we will
do if our search for teachers does
not get results" he said. I'VE will,
however, continue to try to care for
these children in every possible
way"
Mr.. Haycock says he is waiting
for results of his teacher search
before he decides what to do about
the hearing classes.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

5452i. serial No, 37s966, to be beo'S sold at at
Eichberg's Auction, 1927 st. NV. We'd
nesday Sept: Is. for storage bill
THE DIRECTORS of the Capitol Park
Hotel Corporation of the District OF Co
lumbia have called a Special Meeting of
the Stockholders to be held at the Raleigh
Hotsh Hotel Twelfth and Pennsylysnia Avenue
61IsctseI days septembsr 16sr p. l94a at O'clock
urer: l. Lee Combs, H. B. Leary. Jr.
aFTER THIS DATE I will not be RESPONSE
PIE TOR bills other than in my name p E.
Lhdenperaer, $40 North Capitol st. 16s
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 30, 1913, THE
Head Ohces and Branches Of the Riggs
National Bank will be open for business
daliy at a:30 m. and remain open until .
pm. except Saturdays, Sundays and such
gays or parts Of days as may be recognized
py law as holidays in the District Of CO.
Iumola. On Saturdays the Head Offices and
6iSn 66rSanehes VIII be open for business from
s;3u ~; am until noon. On Thursdays, in ad-
al.don aada u te the regular banking hours, the
Heao once Will remain open until f,:30
p m and the Branches from 400 pm, to
$50 p M. and if Thursday is a legal holt
oay these hours will be observed the next.
succeeding business day
i, Late hours previously observed will be
discontinued. "i "e
THE RIGGS NATIONAL, BANK
80 OF WASHINGTON, D c.
GEORGE O. VASS, Cashier
Evening star., 1943-09-15

officer on the aircraft carrier
Wasp, which was sunk in the Sol
onions year ago today.
Naval research experts have i'm
proved living conditions aboard un-
derseas vessels by air. conditioning
Ultraviolet rays and vitamin tablets
until now the factors terminating
a submarine patrol are more likely
to be failure of material than ex-
haustion of personnel" he contin-
ued.
From experiments with the ply
sizes of underwater conclusion and
its physiological effects. Comdr. Ho-
gan asserted, I'VE have. we believe.
evolved means of enabling men in
water to withstand the impact of
all blasts except those of the great
est magnitude"
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Successful Offensive
RevitaIizes Sub Crews
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 15.-Sink-
ing an enemy ship does more for the
morale of American submarine
crews than a ton OF vitamins, u
Comdr. Bartholomew w. Hogan of
the Navy Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, Washington, said last night.
Addressing the American Hospi-
tai Associations wartime conference
Comdr. Hogan explained the morale
Of sub crews says under excessive
crowding, high temperatures, sleep
less nights, extreme humidity,
canned foods and no glimpse OF the
sun.
ITO the credit of our men," he
added, "be it said that nothing re-
vitalizes tired crew like a success
full offensive"
Comdr. Hogan was senior medical
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Films TO Depict Life Here
To Liberated Europeans

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Forty
American feature films, chosen to
provide entertainment, build morale
and depict authentic American life.
have been selected to follow Allied
troops into countries liberated from
Germany.
The motion picture bureau of the
overseas branch of the Office of War
Information said yesterday that the
films will be shown on a CONNER
clal basis. They include MY Friend
Flicka." Sergeant York" My Sis
ter Eileen" The Human Comedy, /"
Here Comes Mr.. Jordan" and
others.
The Owl selected the pictures
Evening star., 1943-09-15

Before victory is won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least S100
bond during the Third War Loan
above your regular bond buying.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

War bonds are an investment In
Americas future. Nothing in the
world is safer today. Buy.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

but the Army will determine when
and where they will be shown, If
at all.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

INSPECTOR WANTED.
Sanitation inspector with At least high
school graduation: must be honest, inteifi-
gent and able to meet the public. perma-
nent position and good salary and hours
to properly qualified person. Apply in
person, 9-10 am. Health Department,
City Hall. Alexandra. Va.
COFFEE SALESMAN.
To represent S7-year-old COMPANY IN
Wash. and SURROUNDINGS: substantia1 sal-
ary and advancement Phone friday to
8 pm, Mr.. Worley, Alexandria S654,
CARPENTERS,
Top pay, long job Report with too1e TO
Mr.. Graninser, 1st and Wayne p1 ae.. OF
Evening star., 1943-09-15

NIGHT JANIToR FOR OFFICE BLDG, g
HOUR SHIFT APPLY SUPERINTENDENT
1927 F ST. NV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
With Proper Safeguards. Governor
Should Be Gronted
WAR POWERS
Editorial)

The state administrations emergency powers pro-
gram placed before the legislature today
Already it has been approved by the national admins
taton Army and Navy administrative officials of Pacific
Northwest states and the Council of State Governments
Similar legislation is in effect in New York and
Massachusetts,.
1t should be scanned carefully by the legislature 1t
may not be found acceptable in every particular. From
John Citizens point of view, there may be bugs that
need eliminating
Certainly not left in doubt should be the time when
such legislation automatically will lapse. Just say il
will do 30 at wars end will be enough, for there
conceiyably may be armistice lasting indefinitely
Technically it should be remembered, a is not
ended until a treaty of peace is signed
However, proper safeguards assured (Which
BY the way, the governor would be the last oppose
the emergency legislation promptly should be passed
This will be test of legislatures fitness to function
: a lawmaking body of a war-bound democracy.
Any state which has governor II viii not trust 10
exercise such unusual power in this period Of high crisis
surely has the wrong the chief executives chair
We not in such position. Gov Langie empha
cay be depended upon exercise proper restraint
caution and equitabeness.
Washington is in a Of operations in wartime
1t is vulnerable TO attack by the enemy.
The this proposed legislation debated. amend
ed if necessary. and made Law, the will Washing
toms people enjoy the greater Of security TO which
they entitled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16
Probe Of Liquor
Raiioning Asked

OLYMPIA A resolution calling
for investigation Of the liquor con
troll board was introduced on the
floor Of the house Of representa-
tisss Friday by Ralph c. Young.
D.. Grant
The resolution. referred 70 the
liquor control COMMITTEES Of the
house. would provide for thor
ough investigation into the rsa-
sons for liquor rstlOning sstsb-
lished BY the board In November.
The closing Of the boards bot
Ting works in Seattle also Wa
cited in the resolution as an item
TO be Investigated
A senate bail amending the -
per diem expense allowance With
out presentation 81 receipts vas
passed By the house BY a vote
Of - 70 II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-16

attorney general. II asked 10 do 50
by the president or other federal
authority.
Give the governor overall
power 10 coordinate civilian
defense, salvage. conservation OF
war materials and transportation.
training and supply of labor. pro-
noting of rationing and price con-
troll and other federal programs.
Put teeth In compulsory black
> out or dimout regulations.
making IL a misdemeanor to yio-
late them.
A Empower the governor to draft
rules and regulations on move
ment OF troops and war materials.
Permit the governor to estah-
- lish special health areas TO
control epidemics, unhealthy con-
ditions and sanitation.
I-Authorize the governor 10
pihtt Shdkktifu Hohfr Vi rim
ployment in crowded areas. speed
limits. sizes and weights of motor
vehicles, and suspend license fees.
7-Require neighboring cities TO
lend firefighting crews and
equipment in cases of catastrophe
fires or raids
o-Extend operations of the 1871
v housing project law until the
end Of the war The law Is sup
posed to expire at the end of this
year.
O-Permit banks to exceed pres
ent legal limitations when
loans are covered by federal guar
antees or commitments.
I0-Require filing with the fed
~ ersl alien property custodian
of copies or processes or notices
involving property Of enemy aliens
FROM S MILLION FUND
Langlie said his war program
would be financed out OF the
s5,0O0,000 emergency appropria-
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