The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 8

IN THE LEGISLATURE Cenvtnlent Escalators Directly to the Downstairs Stort $384,520 Is Slashed By Senate Group From House-Approved Appropriations To Schools COMPILED FROM STAR-TIMES BUREAU AND PRESS ASSOCIATION DISPATCHES ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES (eiilarged DO I' stairs store 8 June 3, 1949 Smith for a term concurrent witn that of the governor The appointment of Clarence Webb of Kansas City, Democrat, as supervisor of savings and loan associations also was confirmed. He will succeed F. M. Horton of Flat River and will serve at the pleasure HOUSE PLANNING NIGHT SESSIONS JEFFERSON CITY, June 3.

(AP Majority floor leader C. P. Turley told the House yesterday the plan is to work day and night from Monday through Friday next week in an effort to clean the slate for a prolonged recess or adjournment late this month. Leadership in both Houses still hasn't decided whether to tackle at once the statute revision ta.sk required every 10 years, or to come back next fall to complete that Job. 1 JEFFERSON CITY, June 3.

In Its first recommendation for the next two fiscal years, the economy-minded Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday lopped 1384,520 from House approved grants to Missouri public schools and the state schools for the deaf and blind. Senator John W. Noble Ken-nett). committee chairman, said $25,000 of the appropriation would be taken care of in the postwar reserve fund bill. The House was not expected to agree to the economy move, and it was predicted final appropriations would be decided in conference committee.

All but $92,000 of the total was deleted from the public school fund. Missouri public schools annually are allotted one-third of the general revenue of the state. The remainder came out of appropriations for the School for the of the governor. Teacher Certificate Bill A bill to broaden state laws governing teacher certification perfected for passage by the House yesterday. It provides for the issu ance of certificates automatically ties would be boosted from 13,600 tn tl ftfin a voar tVi1r4 1oc rnnn.

when an applicant receives a bach ties, from $10 a day for five days or graduate degree from the (wi at cuurgrs vi umvasiiy. x-rraem a in each month to $3,000 year; 1 i ti law limits the certificates to those fourth class counties from $10 a day for three days of each month to Deaf at Fulton and School for the $2,000 a year receiving a bachelor of science degree. Child Aid Measure Blind at St. Louis. The largest nip came from the fund u.sed to pay salaries and incidental expenses of the State Board of Education.

It would lose $110,000 under Senate A bill to tighten laws affecting aid to dependent children was Junior College Aid A bill to give Missouri's junior colleges about $600,000 a year state aid was introduced in the Senate yesterday by Senator Doyle Barrow St. Joseph). It calls for Noble's group also trimmed: tin tit 1 fWfk ctota iH fnr oarh cf 1 1 given preliminary approval when it was perfected in the senate yesterday. Senator Yewell Lawrence Bloomfield). who sponsored the measure, said it would require: "Reasonable effort" to force parents to take care of dependents: that benefits be used only in behalf of the child, and that no benefits The fund for listing institutions dpnt nn daiiv -t.

accredited for veterans training $46,000. tendance. Reported enrollment of junior colleges are at Flat River, Jeffer- of instruction Supervision $15,000. 'son Citv, Joplin. Kansas City, Mo State contribution to the federal Monett, St.

Joseph, St. Louis granted children living with able school lunch program $20,000. bodied parents or step-parents. iand Trenton. Certification of teachers $8,000.

mm If i ih 1 Ki tiV.VX1a A 1 tzy-ct w. JflT w-J 1 Text book lists and recommenda- i tape Aid Advances School district reorganiaztion The storm-torn city of Cape $25,000. i Girardeau would get state aid for A fund from which countv school reconstruction under a bill ad-board members are reimbursed for vanced to final voting stage in the official business trips $40,000. House yesterday. The measure a p- Appropriations for the School for i propriates $20,000 to the city to re-the Deaf were trimmed a total of move debris from the streets and $74,020.

other work necessary "to re- The Senate recommended $19,000 lieve the hardship and suffering" less for the School for Blind than of the May 22 tornado. The vote was approved by the House. was unanimous. The $359,520 net saving suggested i.ii by the. upper chamber committee Egg-Label I tig nil I would cut total appropriations for Better buys in eggs for house-the public school system, and the wives is the aim of a bill given two specialized schools to Senate committee approval yester-043.

The House had approved a to-! day. tal grant of $84,987,543. i The Agriculture Committee ap- Road Courtesy Stations Courtesy stations to aid highway travelers in Missouri were proposed in a bill placed on the House calendar yesterday with committee approval. The measure would authorize the Highway Department to establish lodges on major highways and close to state boundaries. Representative Charles Brown Greene County) aaid his bill might help eliminate accidents because travelers could be warned of dangerous road conditions.

'Pretty Close Shave The House yesterday defeated on a 28-to-52 vote a bill to let the State Barber Board set minimum prices for shaves, haircuts or sham- These Are Only Two of Many Smart Styles in -V? 5- Vt IN A A lip vj- Mil tCVr -ao-fe ihJl. I IS tj The Senate committee still had proved the bill to force labeling of mm not reported on other major state 'all eggs sold at retail The label poos in any county where 75 per appropriation measures. would state the quality and size of cent of the barbers agree on the the eggs. Standards for classify-1 amount. Speaker Roy Hamlin said Cianrpt Rill Revised mg eggs would be set by the state aiterward, "That was a pretty close shave." Investment Measure The House had a change of heart -Bt yesterday and took awav proposed ir i authority for second, third nd KuSineSS Uept.

Head fourth class counties to levy a cig- The appointment of Bert Cooper aret tax. I of Maryville, Democrat, as director The measure started out months of the DeDartment Business and The House passed and sent to the Senate yesterday a joint resolution which would allow the state treasurer to Invest state funds in government bonds or to place them on time deposit, with interest, in state banks. Administration, was confirmed by the senate yesterday. Cooper was recently reappointed to the post by Governor Forrest ago to permit first class counties only Jackson and St. Louis Counties to levy a tax of 2 cents a package on cigarets.

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Bland Of K. C. Dies At 67 KANSAS CITY. June 3. (INS) Judge Ewing C.

Bland of the Kansas City Court of Appeals died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital. He was 67 years old and suffered a stroke April 20. He entered the hospital last Monday. Surviving are his widow; three brothers, including John L.

Bland of Custer. S. and three uncles, the Rt. Rev. Walter Mitchell.

Rancho Santa Fe. the Rt. Rev. Richard Bland Mitchell of Little Rock and Ewing Mitchell of Springfield, Mo. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.

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