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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Police Arrest
I as BookieS
Photo by Times stan Photsgrsph

Two men four ringing tolo-
phones. 4JO horse bet slips and
racing forms were what the yiCo
squad led hy Patrolwan Nal
NacInnis found when they broke
into q house AZ All lyarhoe.
They arrested the men. who
gave their names as Michael
Matte. 80 Of 500 Wh.tmore. and
Robert Richardson 3s. Of the
Ivanhoe address. They were held
for investigation Of operating a
handbook
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Michigan FIiers Raid Japs

Staff Sgt Wilson +. Page Of
Detroit and Tech. Sgt. Elmer a.
Hallam of Kalamazoo, Tuesday
night flew in a bombing raid on
Japanese installations on Macas-
sar Strait, Australian headquar-
terS reDOrted.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
OTHER CLAIMANTS

Others are the Reliable Rug
Co, 5244 Hastings. Sl6.740, Par
ker Brothers Shoe Store, 5l29
Hastings, Sl6,503; Jack Lappin
and Moe Yolles, store operators
O. 1866 Hastings. Sl5.ZlO.
Corporation Counsel Krause
has already said that the city has
no legal obligation TO reimburse
the claimants.
There l. even a question
whether the council could le-
gally use taxpayers money for
that purpose. even were they 80
disposed" krauSe said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

tor ical Mu-
scum, except
that it's out
OF sight, on
the 23rd floor
of the Bar
lun Tower.
(Q u i I e a
nu m b e r of
soldiers and
s a Tors on
] @ a We, who
are looking
for things TO
see, 20 there.
It's free ,
Anyway l
happened 10
Gnn a MT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
5aek Pickering
Sack Pickering
Here
and
. Now

DON'T know about you, but
/ am an incurable muSeum-goer.
Give me some glass cases full
OF trinkets TO look at and / will
look at them until the watch
man comes along and tells me
it's time 10 go home.
So l don't know how / hap
pened to miss the Detroit His
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Ionia Fugitive Recaptured

Eugene Robinson. q, Of Lud-
ington. a truSty patient al IonIa
State Hospital. who escaped late
yesterday was captured an hour
later by hospital attendant q
short distance from tho Insttu-
tI1n.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

... he goes TO Sampson, n. ".
Transfer OF 1t. Rhinehart B.
SchriverS for Is months senior
dental officer for the navy avia-
ton cadet selection board in the
Book Building, was made known
today
1t Schrlvcr. a native Of Chi
cago. has examined thousands Of
potential navy fherS. lie will re-
port Mopday TO the naval train
ing station at Sampson, y. y.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Slow Boil

CHICAGO, Aug 20 CNS)-It takes the
anger of Bsltazar Havalda long time TO
reach the boiling point
He started a Jail sentence today for
smashing nine big windows at the Caspar
American State Bank, causing $1,000 dam
Age-all because he lost his savings in
the bank 10 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Council Studies
S5OO,OOO Claims
For Riot Losses

The common council today Is
to consider $500. 600 in claims for
damages to stores in the Negro
neighborhoods during the June
race riot.
Slightly over S495.o00 Of the
claims were filed by Mailer /
Kelly, attorney for 81 members
of the East Side Merchants As
sociation, who have entered COM
plants Of property loss from
rioters and looterS
The remainder, $500, wa, filed
late yesterday by Aaron Kurland.
attorney for Sam Stone and
Philip Barash, Hastings street
saloon keepers
In their bill Of complaint. Stone
and Barash charge that the riot
was caused and permitted TO CON
tinue by:
Negligent. neglectful malfea-
sance, misfeasance and nom
feasance of police who permit
ted the spread of lawlessnesS
and did not take the proper
measures to protect the prop
erty of the petitioners"
LACK OF PROTECTION
In their bill Of complaint.
OF the merchants aSso-
eiation charge that trey had
either no police protection al all
or an inadequate amount
"The duty and obligation of
your honorable body 10 provide
for the safety of property
against the destructive violence
OF mobs and lawieSS and ri0tOus
men is too plain for question"
the complaint reads, "and the
supplemental obligation imposed
on all municipalities 10 provide
compensation for injury or de-
struction Of property il but an
other application of the same
principle OF public duty"
The bill Of complaint requests
A public hearing before the
council
Amonf the larger claimants are
julius Wasserman, operator Of
the Morris Loan office AZ 52y9
and $500 Hastings. who lists hi,
riot losses al SO OC0 Nathan
Lewis, proprietor of Mats Loan
Office 5O37 hastings S3S 600;
Phillips Shoe Store, 5203 Hast
Ings, $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Pre-Pearl Harbor Fathers Here Drafted
WPB 10 Ease
Laundry Crisis
In Detroit Area

A AZ per cent increase in COM
mercial laundry requirements and
businesY from 1871 TO 1912 today
had prompted the WPB's Office
OF CUlian Requirements to set a
policy TO be followed by the laun-
dries and various government
agencies in trying TO remedy the
critical situation in the industry.
d. J. Hutchins, regional director
Of the WPB, announced that the
problem in Detroit is especially
acute, since so many women in
this city are IN war plants and
unable 10 do their own washing.
Men IN the service, lHtehiHs
pointed out, are also dependent on
commercial laundries 10 a much
greater extent than they were in
World War /. Also, the produc-
tive capacity of laundries has
suffered tremendous decline
with the sharp decrease in avail
able help
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
.OCFSsED FOODs Rlus stamp,l

PROCESsED FOODS tBlue stamps
n. =, Valid t0 sept 2N
l. - Valid sept. l-Ogt ~.
GASOLINE
Coupon 1.5 KaHans tC Sept 81
FUEL OIL
feriod Sill gallons % Sept $50.
Feriod / tnsR seriesb-1O gallons for
each unit until Jan. 3.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINEs
A-sept. 5O; B-Oct. 81: O-Aug. 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
.InduCted Men
In NonWar Jobs,
Officials Explain
BY FRED COLLINS

Selective service officials can't
the sudden rise Of
public and congressional indigna-
tion over the recent federal order
TO draft pre-Pearl Harbor dads.
They've been doing it for months,
and admit IT,
Local draft board officials, state
draft heads at Lansing, and Off
GERS at Fort Custer all say frankly
that many men who became
fathers prior to Dec. z. 194l, are
serving in the armed
forces, and more are ready to re-
port.
Mai. William Meyers Of state
selective service declared that
223 such men face induction this
month.
INSTRUCTIONS STATED
"They are fathers I'm nom
deferable groups" he said. 90
cal boards have been instructed
not to induct pre-Pearl HarbOr
fathers of deferable status.
I'VE have been inducting men
In nonessential industries and
fathers who have left farms
ever since the essential industry
classification last April. How
ever, the number Is exception
ally small.
eff any deferables have been
inducted IL should not have hap
pened. We have no record of
such instances. Those who have
been inducted include bartend-
ers, clerks and persons employed
in positions which could readily
be filed by women"
FATHERS ARRIVE DAILY
1t. z. c. Etchenson. press rela-
tions officer at Fort Custer. said
that fathers processed through
the Detroit induction center are
arriving daily at the post.
In making the disclosure 1t.
l. -AAlitlAoOll ocAAd tlldl liz IOull IlOl
reveal the percentage of fathers
among those entering the camp
during a given period.
Officials of local boards in many
instances admitted having in
Quoted fathers. At the board Of
transfer, where induction orders
are received for persons who have
moved TO Detroit from other
states. officials said they had been
receiving the orders for at least
two months.
"A good portion of our induc-
tees are men with children born
before the war" Miss Grace
McClintock, chief clerk, said.
I'VE have no control over the
cases of persons we induct, the
orders are sent from the draft
board where they registered
originally"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
SUBJECT TO REVIEW

3 In case a price increase is
necessary 10 support increased
wages. file with the regional
OPA necessary forms, supported
by certltlcation from the VINO
. and WLB II was pointed out
here that OPA offices have been
instructed 10 expedite these
cases.
Where wage and price increases
are involved. HutchinS revealed,
the case is subject 10 review by
the Office Of Economic Stablh-
zation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
PROCEDURE OUTLINED

HutchinS recommended that the
folloWlng points oil procedure bt
carried out by laundries
Adopt standards OF opera
tlon prepared by the Office OF
Civilian Requirements and spec
fired by rtTe war Manpowpr
Commission, consisting largely
Of the elimination OF frillS and
Of special service 10 customers.
2-Obtain from the VINO
regional area office A declara-
ton that the laundry is a locally
needful industry.
2 Work with the W-NC and
the l.. 6 Employment Service
in an active recruitment cam
palgn 10 obtain needed help.
4 File Form 10 application
with regional offices OF the War
Labor Board for wage increases,
where wages are Sub-Standard,
or where such increases are adj
Vsable 10 help solve labor prob
lCns
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

NEAT. CHEESE, FATS tRsd stampsl
q, 4, y, " Valid 90 Aug 81.
N-VsHd AUS q 90 oct .
A-VH.ld AUG ~ 10 Oct q
L-Vald Sept t0 oct. q
SUGAR
stamp rs pounds 10 Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS, l8-5 lbs each 70 Oct 81.
SHOES
stamp ls-Ons pair 20 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

ANSWERING a query from
a reader who has 80 Ig saw
puzzles; Yes. hoSpitalized
soldiers Ike such things TO pass
Ale time
Send them to It J. { Wal
-iaep Special service officer,
Percy Jones Hospital Battle
Creek. OR send them to some
OF the other military hospitals
which don't get much publicity
but are Just as deserving. For
one, send the puzzles 10 the
Base Hospital, Selfridge Field.
AS NEAR as we can datcr-
mine, Detroit's s talleSt woman
is Beth Crcmcr. 6 feet 5 inches.
She's not here now. but appear
ing on the National Barn Dance
show as Little Eller Long,
but her parents live on Martin
place.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

NEAR THEM was cloth
badge reading, "STALNARI
REPUBLICAN But An T l.
THIRD TERM, reminder
that the issue came up once be
fore. In that case, II was
Theodore Roosevelt who was
being opposed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

IT WAS really extremely
interesting, especially the politl-
cal campaign buttons. up 10 and
including a lot Of different
kinds Of Willkie buttons.
couple of Landon buttons, some
No Third Term buttons and
a big one which said, we don't
want Eleanor, either" which
doesn't exactly rate As courtesy
regardless OF which way you
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20


ROBERT H. LARSON mu-
e.,tr,, "A p A. n I n q ShpunH lis
around, and especially pointed
out a collection OF Lincoln
medals lent by Thomas /. starr.
Mr. Starr * supposed TO have
tho fourth hest collection OF
lincoln relies Of auv private
collector and II proves, Mr..
Larson remarked. that fine
historical collections can be
assembled by uaoulo Of ordinary
means II thcy love tho work Ii
iSn't limited TO being a rich
mans toy
r,f-L, CANS, nd O. collection
- go, 1T ,,.a,.,.
-, -, con,,o,,;o,
Ia -. a. 1og7
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

OF a display Of badges that IS
being shown this month. and
Eddie Lennane and went
over.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

THEN MR.. LARSON pointed
20 a chair and told US 10 SIT in
1t. 1t was an old-faShioned
swivel char. but remarkably
comfortable, considering ITS
looks
Then he told us What II was.
ItwaS the one Grover CleN Gland
sat IN Al the White House.
Larson said he often sits in II
when he wants 10 read. because
II is still more comfortable than
his office chair.
RANDOM NOTES: One Of
the hroadcastS from Africa.
telling how they got the first
action pictures back from the
Sicilian invasion. mentioned the
work done ny Capt. Jack Smith.
He used TO be head photog-
rapher for the Times until he
enlisted.
SOL JACOBSON. with My
Dear Public says The war is
causing a shortage OF chorus
girls. Producers, bidding against
each other are Offering as high
as 500 or $50 for the pref
tier ones Many gIrls have quit
the stage To work in war fac
tories or 10 live near their
soldier husbands until they 90
.1.l
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Including Plan
Ia Seize West Coast

REVEALED. Watch for this
Startling mop, printed in color
in Pictorial Review with
Sundays Times.
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]. Dover, Tacoma
Lumberman, Dies

John Dover. 7S-year-old Ia
coma lumberman. died at local
hospital early "Wednesday after an
illness of several weeks.
Since his arrival in Tacoma
over AZ years ago. he had been
associated With lumber business
He first became interested IN 81
Paul g. Tacoma Lumber Co. later
starting his own business, the Jonn
Dover Lumber Co.
A native of Michigan. he moved
To Wadena. MINI. with his par
ents at the age of five. He worked
with his father. a farmer, until
he was %. when he was chosen
clerk of Wadena county and serv-
ed one term. He came TO the Pa
cific Northwest in 1900 and with
in a few years operated IS lumber
yards in this state.
Miss Roseline Miller, a school
teacher. VINO died Oct. II. 1889
and he were married in 1890. They
celebrated their 4sth wedding an
niversary Aug. q. 1888 at theiI
Tacoma home. "Dowerdsle, n
company with many friends.
Their home. located on chamo-
ers creek. was q tribute TO ths
Continued on Page 5. Column y
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Bank Deposits
Set Up Records

Officers Of Tacoma banks gen
orally were reelected at annual
neetings of stockholders and d.
rectors held Tuesday afternoon. A
few promotions were made.
The highlight Of the meet
ings woa the report Of new
records In deposit. and gen
ersi satisfactory earnings ~
the banking institutions.
National Bank Of Washington.
for example, showed deposits IN
excess Of s55. 900 900. highest by
far In Its history and an increase
of s2i 900 900 In the last year
Puget sound National hoek
with deposits At . srw record
high Of sze. 502 .ssz. sa In
crease of better fhaa ~ per
cent In Is4z. and placing the
bank as the second largest
one city bank In the North
west"
the meeting Of the Bank ~
California, n. A.. ~ held in San
Francisco and officials here said
the action taken there had not AZ
yet been reported here. This word
10 expected in another day or two.
National Bank Of Washington
stockholders reelected all present
members Of the board and the
Continued on Page 16. Column 81
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Recall Of Police
Officer 10 Duty
May Go 10 Court

Recall Of August ~ Pierre. city
police officer. from the retirement
hist may lead 10 = court battle.
Il VAS Indicated ~ = meeting of
the police pension board In ths
City Hall chamber Wednesday.
The legal as~.tiss does not
esseers the fact thai ~. Pierre
had bees working aariss his
rstiremsnf - . als@~i isss-
motive sperstsr ~ fbs ship
yards .fss . reported esto .
mssfh. nj Tho same tims. "
course. drawing sss . msafh
police pes.ies.
The Lac states clearly that .
mans employment after Ma retire
ment has no bearing On his status
In connection with receiving . PEN
SION
BERTH 4. johnson. Tacoma al
tofnsy, who appeared bsfofs tins
board in behalf Of u f1srrs. cited
a supfeIns court decision In which
II Was held that . rsolBd police
officer could not bs recalled for
duty other than that which he was
performing al the time n ms re-
tlremsnt
- PIERS. according 10 doctors
fcontinued Oh Page Z, Column 81
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Last Jap New Guinea Nest
Neared by Yanks, Aussies

Beau fighters also made . sweep
along the coast IN the same area,
machine cunning and csnnonading
enemy positions
There was activity by both allied
and japanese planes IN the zone
north and northwest Of Australia.
Long range allied fighters made
low altitude attack against the
enemy sirdrome and instsIls-
lions at Fuiloro. IN Portuguese
Dutch Tmor island The japanese
sent nine bombers on q raid on
Nersuke, on the south coast u
Dutch New Guinea. causing slight
damage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14
Targets in Ruhr
Blasted by Raj

LONDON - Americas flyiag
fortre-s~s bomisd Industrial
plants n Lille In . Daylight rssd
on northern France "Wednesday.
Aoeriean Ventura botnbers
bia@ied Aa Asis air field ~ Alb
besiiie and Bosions 81 the royal
Air force. escorted BY spiifix
nKhis0. bombed an AIR field ~
~. Omer. . Joint esmsnasisDe
Of the Am<rsesa and British
commands announced.
LoSDos sri.lsh bomber.
again raidsd targets On Germany,
industrial Ruhr region during ths
night. an air ministry oommunlqus
said Wednesday. One bomber wa'
missing.
The Royal air force extended "a
string u Ruhr raids 10 seven 10
10 nights with Tuesday nights
attack which. liks most u ths
others In this concentrated series
vas presumably made ~ . small
force u folr-engined bomxers.
Radio Berlin, quoting an Off.
cal German news agency dispatch
said British planes again carried
out a painless nnissnes raid o.
western Germany. causing slight
casualties
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Pick 10 Best
1912 Movies

NEW YonA - Mrs. nlnfv<v
wss listed first IN the annual r1im
Daily poll ~ ire 10 h><t pictures
n the year n vas announced
"Wednesday. received so bel.
lots. . sa-xnle LEAD over Nov
Green Was NJ valley"
rhs ether eight pictures. n
order a critics choices. wsres
ksnxs Rev. "Wshs Ielanf. =
Pride ~ the yanhsss '-Ths nGan
VIM Came 70 Dinner ~ons roct
In Hssvsn.- 'nssspsesea." "woman
~ the FEAR snd ~Ths rs>d
Piper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14
Fireman Cracks Head
Slipping in Shower

a false alarm from Dock st At
$40 p. m. Tuesday put = city fire.
man IN the hospital slth . severe
head cut when he slipped and
cracked his head On q concrete
block a. he was leaving the sta
ton shower bath in his haste 10
don his fire-fighting clothes.
siiss $. Cabins. ~. Of 1851 Ia.
4 u was found BY bis fellow fire
men 81 the So. 9Th and Tacoma
ave. station seml-eonsclOus on the
floor just outside the shower room.
He was bleeding profusely from a
deep gash on the temple
cslkins Was removed by police
ambulance 10 Bridge clinic. where
ne Nss still confined Wednesday
morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14
House Republicans
Pick Floor Leaders

CAPITOL. 0ts mpia k<ps.
Perry n. woodaiI u Elijah. and
Grant G. slsson u NJ Vernon.
we're named )oint floor leaders
In the state house Of Feprse<ufsr
lives BY hspubsiean members
hep sis.on served In the house
IN 1873. the regular and extra
sessions Of 1879. the sessions N
1881 and IN 1871. Rep. Woodali
served last session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14
GEN. MaeARTHUR.s HEAD

GEN. MaeAkTHIks HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia - Amer
lean and Australian troops. clos
ing 10 steadily on the last Japan
ese resistance nest in Pspusn New
Guinea, have made further gains,
a communiqOe reported Wednes-
day.
Allied planes. Havoc APO attack
bombers and Australian long range
Beau fighters. bombed trails In
the Sslamsus area. up the coast
from where the japanese are hold
ing nut AZ Ssnsnsnds Point. and
destroyed q bridge. Havocs anc
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Receives Navy Cross

WAsHINGTON-The navy an
nounced that 2nd 1t Thomas G
Mather. UsNC. OF Great Falls
Mont. has received the navy cross
for leading two tank destroyers
against the japanese on Gusdsl.
canal and accounting for five IS.
ton enemy tanks.
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a beginning Of a real postwar
reserve which could be used 10
bridge the gap between wartime
dislocation and the restoration Of
peacetime pursuits"
MORE FOR SIS
Langlie revealed his biennial
budget would ask for S15.s00, 000
more for social security than was
spent the present biennium. The
last legislature, because of initi-
alive 14l, had to appropriate
SIS .000. 900 for welfare. Even that
record figure fell short by So
100000 of the actual cost. The
state for the next two months
Continued on Page l6. Column 81
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Tscomss Pierce county'sD per-
centsge increase IN the Dan Cupid
department was 1888 per cent /:
only San Diego. with an increase
Of 1851 per cent. topped the local
mark.
The survey, which WAS
taken BY . major Insurance
firm, covered only the first II
months Of the year. County
courthouse records show that
s,i5i couples WEIR granted n
censes 10 wed during tire en-
tire year. compared To s,7ss
len Ie4l.
There was one short. desperate
period during last year when the
county auditors office was down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14
Narrows Span
To Be Rebuilt
b. q Tacoma Times staff Writer
(ApITOI niyunia- NeU MIA M

BY Tacoma Times >tait WfHff
CAPITOL. Olympia-New plans
for a reborn new, larger and per-
manent" Tacoma Narrows bridge
now are being submitted to labor
story tests, Gov. Arthur Langlie
said in his message to the legis-
lature Wednesday.
He called the project primary
undertaking as soon as materials
and manpower are available"
Here is the portion of the gov
ernor's address dealing with plans
10 replace the structure which col
lapsed Nov. 7, 1910:
Recognizes Need
"A short time before the meet
ing of the last legislature, the
Tacoma Narrows bridge collapsed
and, as a result, many problems
both financial and engineering pre-
scented themselves.
Recognizing the Importance Of
the bridge and the need for its
reconstruction at the earliest pos
sible time, prompt steps were
taken to enforce collection on the
insurance policies covering the
bridge. After short preliminary
negotiations and the instituting OF
an action in state courts against
the insurance companies involved,
a settlement very favorable to the
state was consummated. As a re-
suit. the outstanding obligations
against the old bridge were PAID
In full.
Full Ownership
The state has full ownership
and title to the piers valued 81
approximately s3,164 900 that can
now be used as the base for con-
struction of new, larger and
permanent bridge. In addition, the
state has cash on hand IN the
Tacoma Nsrrows bridge fund
amounting to approximately $780,
600. with the possibility that this
fund may be augmented by the
disposition of the salvage from
the old bridge.
Anticipating the earliest pos
sibIe day when work can be start
ed on this structure, the state has
developed new plans by some oil
the best engineering ccnsultants
In the nation, and these plans are
now being submitted to laboratory
tests. This project stands then
as a primary undertaking as soon
as materials and manpower are
available"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-14

WASHINGTON Secretary Of
Labor Frances Perkins has csrti-
fed 10 the War Labor board .
dispute in the Pennsyivanis anthrs-
cite fields which has made 10000
miners IDLE and disrupted hard
coal production since Dec. 30.
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List Highlighis
| In Gov. Langlie
| Budget Message

g. let us gear state govern
ment to meet the emergencies and
eNgencies of war; let us build and
plsn for the day OF peace to come
let us set aside all partisan and
personal considerations and test
every proposition according to the
highest standards of patriotism. A."
THE State Guard and state
Guard Reserve have been or
gained 10 replace the feder-
allied National Guard"
The overall seduction in travel
on state business during the last
two years approximates 80 per
cent"
I'VE are planning on ways
and means Of helping the
farmers again meet this prob
lem tlabor supply In the
coming season"
a.. the line of command in the
State Patrol was reorganized, es-
tablishing centralized authority
with decentralized operation for
more efficient discharge Of du-
ties"
1.-THE State Patrol has es-
tablished an in-service train
Ing program for all patrol
men
The department lheslthl CO.
operated with Army and the med
ical societies OF Pierce and Thurs
ton counties in developing a plan
for securing adequate and timely
care of families of soldiers in need
Of maternity care in the Fort
Lewis and Fort Worden areas"
The one factor above all
others which has tended To- in
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