The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1947, Page 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1947 SHOWPLALE o % 4 J AT THE APITUL . | ot & O stow: it TOMOR R @ W! A ROPE SCARRED ROGUE OF THE WIDEE ‘PT ARTS GUNNIN' and FUNNIN' @85 EXTRA! - - : t/w/r THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS (Sumnday) N WEST! MARGARET O’BRIEN with MARJORIE MAIN J CARROL NAISH FRANCES RAFFERTY MARSHALL THOMPSON - - TOM and JERRY " TRAP HAPPY" PLUS — Del Couriney and His fircnestra POSITIVELY ENBS TONIGHT “The Spiral Staircase” DOROTHY McGUIRE With Inspired Portra s by i — GEORGE BRE} 30 — Complete Shows 7:20—9:! SENATE MEASURES RCII 7 (Introduced) S.J. R. 2, by n and Dawes—- To direct the De ent of Public Welfare to pay $60 per month to M e Fields as lor s she con- duct private chi home, or until such t as the Board of Public Wel: min such payments are un ary; referred to Finance Commit S.J. M. 22, by the U. S. Emplo Commission to r e case of Minnje Fields on her applicati for reinstatement ol disability ; to Judiciary. S.'J. M. 23, by Rogge and Col- lins—To the Secretary of War, urging that the Army Air Forces discontinue use of the arca encom- m\smy v).v Mt. Hayes- tice S.J. bombm“ range; M. 24, by Coffey ment checks for erans benefits in patched airmail; fairs. S. B. 91, by Collins and Walker- To transfer registration of vital statistics to the Department of Health; to Judiciar S. B. 92, b en—To appro- priate $10,000 as a five-year loan to the Second Injury Fund under the Alaska Industrial Board; to Labor and Finance. S. B. 93, by’ Walker—To require incorporation of labor unions as a prerequisite to collective bargaining, establish compulsory arbitration of| employer-labor disagreements and criminal liability for breach of con- tract by either party; to Labor. H S. B. 94, by Walker—To reduce! Veterans Tax on wholesale sales for resale at retail to one-tenth of one percent of gr to Taxation 8. B. 95, by M ‘To require surety for liability of commercial| and other for inury or death to passengers; to Transportation S. B. 96, by Rogge—To qu!'ne retail liquor stores located within two miles of an incorporated city to conform to the hours of business in effect within that city; to Pub- lic alth and Morals. S. B. 97, by Rivers—To appropri- | ate $350,000 for construction of schools outside of incorporated towns; to Finance | S. B. 98, by Rivers—To appro- | priate $165,000 for construction of hospital facilities; to Finance. | S. B. 99, by Rivers—To appropri- ate $250,000 for construction and to Veterans Af- civil aircraft operators g airfields and airplane to Finance Joffey—To require pelicy on per- er risks in the 1 be countersign- nsed a re- to Judiciary by Judiciary Commit- grammar of one subsection of statute relating to notice of sale on executio for placement on caler S. B. 102, by Cochran—To plication of Veterans Tax visic to exports from Territor to Taxation S. B. 103, by Cochran—To exempt from moter fuel tax fuel in transit ; to Taxation. 104, by Cochran from six to two ye the of limitations regarding time for commencing a civil action upcn a liability created by statute, other than a penalty or forfeiture; to Judiciary. S. B. 105, by Judiciary Committee To amend the Unemployment nsation laws to establish an Rating for employers > Act; referred back to Territory ¢ ed by a le siding in A 5. B. 101, tee—To revise To de- S. B. 106, by Coffey by request— To empower the Auditor a oving office for all ms t to Judiciary. Cochran—To re- ms r from the Scheol Tax law; to Judiciary S. B. 108, by Cochran tablish a fee of $2 for r of ownership of a motor v and a fee of $1 for issuance of a duplicate certificate; S. B. 109, by Cochran—To estab- lish six percent, instead of eight percent, as the rate of interest on indebtedness owing the Territory r expenses incurred for care of digents; to Judiciary. S. B. 110, by Cochran—To revise provisions of law relating to es- tablishment and election of muni- cipal utility boards; to Judiciary S. B. 111, by Cochran—To clarify provisions of law relating to in- heritance taxes and eliminate pro- visions for decreased interest on — ETHEI Feature Starts 8 y by Judic to Judiciary. BARRYMORE 5—10:10 S. B. 112, by Cochran—To make 5 > the provision of law to 1\ublu ion relating of summons in 8 to Judiciar; S. B. 113 ran—To re and clarify s of ing to f Departmant of Hm‘th and adding certain specific functions to that Department to Judiciary Senate Substituze for F Committee tend application of Alg ployment Co! n‘p(.mnum I 2 to file contributions as :.m reports required; and make to Rules Steamer Denali on Two S_pgtial Trips SEATTLE, Denali of Al pany sailed that will si two special in the At Juneau, the Denali will pick up 26 members of the Alaska Territorial Legislature for avisit to Sitka and return to Juneau The Legislators are ng a visit to the Pioneers’ Home at Sitka. At Seward the steamer will take 130 native student and 10 s of the Eklutna Vocational School to complete transfer of the institution to its new site on Sitka's Japonski Island Te Denali also will call at Ket- chikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Ko- diak Island cannery ports and at Seldovia. e ———— SONS OF Nu. aWwAMY Regular meeting, initiation, Mar. 8, Saturday 8 p.m. IOOF Hall. adv. 521-t2 JUKEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 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