Q coined that m $JOO. a J3on-Orba1 work-Marie,' sepa-. How-minor i, nine.2 How-sidcra-to thn remain towardr courtTurn-arinerLewisv Gro-iponsL ration ? Gro-’oii ght/ re-.ssom-arlowupperbe in )wardwhoridayr — * — “tv mm v m ^ v fAct 135 lt;Lawyer’s Bill)-~For140; against 337, 'Act 1 (Local Gpction)--For 307: against 200.Jqps jn Arkansas to Be Kept ConfinedLillie Rock, Nov. 9 ~~{Ar)— Gov-ernor Adkins declared today that, alter a personal inspection, he saw no sign of trarnpering Japanesewest coast evacuees at the Jerome relocation camp in Southeast Arkansas.The governor asserted, however he was still convinced and “apparently those in charge feel the same way, that the most practical manner in which to handle the Japan-, 'hs to keep them confined Within the boundaries of the relocation centers.Adkins, who lias been making a tour of the slate, will leave again tomorrow. He will attend a ban-quel at ^ Fort Smith honoring Oklahoma _s governor - elect Kecr Tuesday night and Wednesday willf/Ll° Jiol the LittleRock Conference of the Methodistchill eh to Which he is a »KW delegate. He will address the cmic-r-ence next Sunday, the address bo-Sion0 by a H°L S]Jrin-sNext Monday the governor will go to Columbus, G„ m ratify before the Interstate. Commerce commission oil a freight rale hear-”*n •of the bus every mote plication fo of time anc are presen rars at tJ-schools.” Cbairmar nounced tin and filling lion forms c Station N pany.Station N( lion.Station N Station. Station Nilion.Station Nc lion.Station Nc Co.Station Nc Station Nc lion.Station Nc Shop. _ Station Nclion.Station Station . ton.Station ISins.Station h lion.Station I lion.Station IN Station N ing Ground, At the saMcDavitt a by Comity