Commission has been especially designated to cooperate with the federal government in this respect. Section 602 of the Servioemen's Readjustment Aot of 1944 provides that certain employees on the staff of the looal employment service should primarily devote their services to the duties presoribed in the Act. This is merely requiring the looal employment ser- vice to have some of its employees to specializez" in aiding veterans. This is certainly not repugnant to any authority given the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission in oper- ating an employment service. We have found nothing in these federal acts would prevent the Texas Unemployment Compensation Oormission from submitting plans and administering an employ- ment service in aooordanoe with the provisions of the acts mentioned in your second and third questions. We therefore answer these questions in the affirmative. Yours very truly