The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 5, 1937, Page 8

; | | FISH TRAP BILL INLOWER HOUSE Fight Made loGet Memorial Abolishing Traps Away from Fish Committee Good old‘ House “Joint Memorial No. 8, which urges the abolition of fish traps, burst back into the legis- tive picture with a loud pop this ;ommg as Ed Coffey of the Third PDivision, author of the measure, temanded that it be brought out of the House committee on Fisheries, Pish, Game and Agriculture. Sixteen days ago the memorial was referred to the fish committee. Bearcely a peep has been heard about it since until yesterday when Mr. Coffey made inquiry. H. H. McCutcheon, also of the Third and Chairman of the commiteee, was not in the House when the matter came up yesterday so this morning Mr. Coffey again made his demand. He was supported by Speaker Joe Green, who said the rule that no bill shall stay in committee more than 10 days is very clear and specific. “We need some more time on the bill,” explained Mr. McCutcheon. This is an important matter. Many persons wish to be heard on it. They haven't been able to get here due to lack of transportation facilities. I ask permission of the House to keep the bill in committee until these people have been heard.” “How muc> time do you want?” asked Speaker Green. “Ten days," replied Mr. McCut- cheon. “That's absurd,” declared Mr. Cof- fey, jumping to his feet. He then demanded to know just when the bill was introduced and referred to committee, Chief Clerk’s records revealed it had come in on January 21 and gone to committee. ““There you are,” said Mr. Coffey, “sixteen days. I agdin insist that this memorial be brought out of commit- tee and I make such a motion and demand a roll call vote.” Rising as peace-maker, Andrew Nerland of the Fourth, suggested that he didn't believe it was quite right to take the measure away from the committee so abruptly. “Why not give them a few more days?” he suggested. “This is the 26th day of the session. I move an amendment to the motion that the committee be required to bring the bill out not later than the 31st day. That will give them five days more. We want to be fair about this matter.” The roll call showed six of the members wanting to bring the bill out forthwith and nine deciding to London regarding the Nazi Ambas- escaped unhufrt: give the committee five more days sador’s salute as interpreted there,| CAUSING STIR Carol Frank, on the staff of the | Floridian, at Miami Beach, Fla., poses in the garden with & new wrinkle in bathing suits. This one ! is made of orange peel. HITLER SALUTE CAUSES STIR IN BRITISH GENTER% Future of GTeTnan Ambas- sador Threatened, Says London Newspaper LONDON, Feh. 5. — Predictions ' that German Ambassador von Rib-| bentrop's Nazi salute to King George | might jeopirdize his future at the ' Court of St. James, is reported to Tw’ P have stirred up anger in Germany. Today the London News-chmmclei said outright that the salute of! *meil Hitler,” at the diplomatic re- | ception yesterday might mean “he wul not continue much longer at year old gand his post.” NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT BERLIN, Feb. 5—Reports from Three othebs were : IN ASSESSMENT Hits Seaflle As WORK STATUTE Scott Bill Would Levy $20 Per Claim Instead of Do- ¢ ing $100 Waorth, WOrk rging Cengress to amend Mnnl mining law, mrmmuve Tolbert Scott of the Becond Divis- /{ion .introduced @ memorial in the House today which requests that tax of $20 be charged the im holder, t.hcmanzyholnlnm!.hemd fund for improvement of roads in the Territory. A bill also was introduced in the House, by. H. H. MéCutcheon of the Third, asking repeal of that pot- tion of the license tax law which levies on fresh fish buyers a tax of one-tenth of one cernt per pound on fish purchased {n exceds of 400,~ 000 pounds. An udentical bill al- ready has been passed by the Ben- ate and gone to the House for ac- tion. It was brought ih by Senator N. R. Walker of the Pirst. Second teading ‘of hills occupied the major timé of the Housé today, nothing comirig up for final pas- sage. The House meets in the momlnr at 10 o'cl S N 'rill SENATE g Little transpiréd.at the beiet |sion of the Benhate , thé upper | house sdlour u! 11 o'¢lock i the mofning t0 ' fap "com- ml&w\w was measure to l\lnbm R A, ,son of KMchlkM . for” m‘dhl a blll li.med w . | absentee voti its scope n l ol vuq nw sentée, -Dtfib{ nilnot " ¢che ro| ] ;‘ ;~ P Roof € it mm‘zm B C, ] lThutsdn 3, jen *‘!\d .of a dance hall in wi they; p ‘qther llapsed under ttie t ¢ e e e Workers Return Practically —‘—1500 ‘Men on Docks and Seamen Be- ing Reemioy_ed Today o prosperity on the wawrh'nnt as ‘irst crews were dis tchedma.ayw\ o. ma — Harry. doc;; fiir | ot “64 years, former -finhdw er, kas killed last arrlve ll'ld depart from here during | +he next thirty days. Federation heads asserted that| aearly all of the 4,000 dock workers | ind seamen, including hundreds of Idle before the strike began, will be | put to work. ‘The long dammed flow of npplas‘ will be resumed today with pgepar- | ations being made for full holds for three foreign ships, the British Eu- | ropa, Brazilian nmer and ‘Britsh Bradfyn. - H, WOLVERTON KILLED WHEN HIT BY AUTO! Former Manager of New York Giants Victim of Accxdenl QOakland big league night when hit by &n auto driven by | A7 R. Ury, of 8an Prancisco, who is not_held. ‘Wolverton was formerly manager of the New York Yankees and also of Pacific Coast League clubs in- | cluding Seattle. ————————— Try The Empire classiTieds for ' quick results. They are fe "Tomorrow’s Styles Today” JUST ARRIVED 'EE ;’ ., THELATESTIN SPRING BONNETS - conceivable color . .. at the moderate price of $2.95 Shop with us before you buy elsewherel Its in. every Pay’n Takit Canned Goods Sale FOOD BUYERS ATTENTION! LOOK AT THESE FOOD ?RICES! 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