1354 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE. Journal of the House for Thursday, January 10, 1935, as f In Rule 1, lines 6 and 7, after the word "at", by striki the words "two o'clock P. M." arid inserting in lieu ther words "ten o'clock A. M." Which amendment shall take effect and be in force be Tuesday, April 9, 1935. Mr. Dunn moved adoption of the foregoing report of th mittee on Rules. Which motion prevailed and the report of the Commi Rules was adopted. Mr. Dunn, from the Committee on Rules, moved to am permanent rules of the House as they appear in the Journal of the House for Thursday, January 10, 1935, by to Rule 4 a new sub-section to be numbered 4c and to follows: "All motions to amend a bill shall be drawn in the form: With reference to the printed bill or the typewritten the case may be, Mr , .. ". moves to amend H...... , page ....., Section , line ....., as follows: (H sert the proposed amendment.) Stenographers shall be furnished a copy of this rule an are specifically enjoined to observe the same." , Mr. Dunn moved adoption 01 the foregoing report of th mittee on Rules. Which motion prevailed and the report of the Commit Rules was adopted.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR SPECIAL ORDER. Mr. Masek gave notice that on Saturday, April 6, he will to make H. F. No. 840 a special, prder for Thursday, April 2 :30 o'clock P. M.,.,

EXECUTIVE AND OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS. STATE OF MINNESOT EXECUTIVE DEPARTME St. Paul, April 4, 1 Hon. G. W. Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representati Dear Sir: I am returning to you without my approval H. F. No.4. This bill is obviously a political document, inspired by th missal by the State Board of Education of a person who he fore has haa charge of the department for the rehabilitati disabled persons. No legislative move has been made d past years to change the jurisdiction over the department undoubtedly no move would have been maae at this time ha the department head been dismissed from the service. Furthermore, if a change of jurisdiction is considered a able, the proper department to which the rehabilitation pr f!llvmJd be transferred is the State Board of Control. The B THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1935. 1355

has jurisdiction of all persons who are incapacitated physical or mental infirn1ity. It maintains a hospital 1 for crippled children. The same opportunities for re for the disabled through the University Hospital are whether the rehabilitation work is directed by the Regents of tne University, the State Board of Educa­ 11.e State Board of Control. quate reasons exist for transferring the project I will d to sign a bill providing for its transfer to the Board hI. Respectfu:lly yours, FLOYD B. OLSON, Governor.

MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS-CONTINUED. ahlstrand moved that the foregoing Message from the 1', together with H. F. No.4, be laid upon the table. h motion prevailed.

SPECIAL ORDER CONTINUED TO 2 :15 P. M. ol'witz moved the previous question on H. F. No. 816. h motion prevailed. •. No. 816, A bill for an act to amend Laws 1933, Chap­ , Section 1, as amended by Extra Session Laws of 1933, g to limitation of tax rate in certain school districts. read the third time and placed upon its final passage. question being taken on the passage of the bill, the roll being called, there were yeas 71, and nays 57, ows: se who voted in the affirmative were: Ettel Iverson Nellermoe Tighe Finstuen J ebb Nelson Wahlstrand Forsythe J esten Nissen Waldal Gibbons Julkowski Nordin Wanvick Green Kueffner O'Rourke Weeks Hagland Lager Ost White, F. W. Hall, L. M. Lockhart Paige White, J. J. Hart Lowe Paulson, J. A. Wier Hartkopf Lux Schwartz Youngquist Hastings MacKinnon Severson Zwach Hayford McNulty Severtson Mr. Speaker Herfindahl Masek Sweitzer Hilton Melby Syreen Horwitz Merrill Thompson Hove Miller Thorkelson ose who voted in the negative were: e:rsen, H.C. Collins Frederickson Havemeier Lee 13rson, RaJ!' Covert Friberg Helgeson Lieske er Crissey Friederichs Hogan Lockwood ett Dahle, C. A. Gryte Johnson, R. G. Long r Dalen Hagen Kempfer Madden bell, L.A. Dammann Hall, W.H. Kettner Mann bell,W. H.Fast Halverson Kieffer Martz pUn Finnegan Hartle Kinzer McIntosh