The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 28, 1949, Page 7

_FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, | SENATE | 'MEASURES THIRD AND FOURTH DAYS (Measures Introduced) <JM. 1, by Senator Anderson addressed to the Secretary of the Interior and Director of the Fis! and Wildlife Service, asking that certain areas of Bering Sea nort of Bristol Bay be opened to salmo: fishing. To Committee on F.sherie and Game. S.B. 5, by 949 11 Means. To appropriate $150 { or the expenses of the Treasurer: | »ffice. | B. 15, by Rep. Taylor, to amen the laws pertaining to admission tc | practice law. To Judiciary Commit- | tee. | H.B. 16, by Rep. Taylor, to cor-| ‘cct statutory language covering omputation of per diem for Ter- ritorial off.cers and employees. T Judieciary Committee. ‘ H.B. 17, by Rep. Taylor, to amenc | the laws pertaining to coin-operatec | | | amusement devices and gaming d¢ ices. To Judiciary Committee. H.B. 18, by Rep. Taylor, pertain ing to escheat property, regulatin Committee on Banks ithe sale thereof, authorizinz retu: and Banking, to authorize banks tojof said property or refunds of t operate on the basis of a five-day week. proceeds thereof in appropriat cases. To Judiciary S.B. 6, by Committce on FmancCl H. B. 19, by Rep. Dale, to au- and Corporations. to appropriate $7500 to be expended by®Department 'ity to esta‘lish a housin of Public Welfare for the relief o acslitution. S.B. 7, by Senator Anderson, to amend the law prescribing penal- ties for discr mination in provid full and equal accommodations, fa- cilities and privileges to all citi- o zens in places of accommodation with the jurisdiction of Alaska. To Education Committee. S.J.R. 2, by Senator Jones, resolv- ing that the Department of Public Welfare be instructed to discontinue payments to the Maynard Columbus Hospital at Nome for the permanent hospitalization and medical care of Axel Werner, effective March 31, 1949. SJ.M. 2, by Senators Barr and McCutcheon, praying thai action be taken to abolish or greatly limit the powers of the Board In respect to Alaska; specitically that opera- tors of small commercial aircratt I thorize the Alaska Housing Author- prosram l‘mvolving moderat <t and rental dwelling units, creating a revolving i fund and appropriat nz $250,000. To Judiciary. H. B. 20, by Rep. Dalc, amending to the Alaska y. To Judiciary. (Measures Passed) H.J.M. 1, by Rep. Carlson, askina legislation immediately to abolish fish traps. Passed 24-0. H.JM. 3, by Judicary Commit- tee, askiny that Congress pass and the President sien a bill to provide housing for Alaska. HB. 1, by Reps. Almquist, Beltz, Dale and Owen, to increase old age assistance benefits. Amend to in- case maximum lenefits to $°0. H.B. 2, by Ways and Mcan: Com- mittee, to levy a tax on jencral property. HM. 1, by Rep. Owen, asking an invest.gation by the District Attor- serving the remote areas of the ney of the failure of lohbyists to file Territory be freed from the cum- bersome and hampering require- ments of the Board and that any Alaskan air carrier with sufficient and proper personnel, equipment and experience be permitted to en- gage in unlimited transportation of mail, cargo and passengers between the Territory and various points in the United States. To Transporta- tion Committee. | (Measures Passed) | S.J.M. 1, by Senator Anderson, re- ! questing opening of salmon fishery areas in Bering Sea. Passed unani- mously. 8B. 6, by Finance and Corpora- tions Comm ttee, appropriating $7500 for reliet of destitution. Passed unanimously. S.J.R. 2, by Senator Jones, iermi- nating payments to Maynard Co- fimbus Hospital at Nome for hos- p'talization of Axel Werner. Passe” unanimously. HOUSE / MEASURES THIRD AND FOURTH DAYS (Measures Introduced) H.B. 12, by Rep. Carlson, to pro- vide for a bounty for the Kkilling | of hair seals. (Bounty of $9). To| Fisheries Committee. ! HJR. 1, by Rep. Jensen, appro- | priating $1050 for postage for the | members of the Lezislature | HJM. 4 Rep. Gundersen, ask- | 1 Haine ear around. HB. 13, by Rep regulate ang license vertising. To Roads and Higl then to Ways and Me. H.B. 14, by Committee ([ — e Brownie's Liquor Store_|| Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Bcx 2596 EER BCHP SSATTLE BREWING & MALTIGG ¢O SEIATTAL USA - @25 05 B oty Gus Doing Grommny Distributea throughout Alasksa by ODOM COMPANY statements of compensation and ex- penses. HJ.M. 4, by Rep. Gundersen, ask- in~ that the Haines Cut-off be kept open. 1JR. 1, by Rep. Jensen, appro- priatinc $1050 for postage for the Legislature. o TEMPLE UNIVERSITY LOSES COACH; MOVE IS MADE SUDDENLY PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.—(P— Timple University lost its head footbell coach today when Ray Mor- rison resigned in a move that cought officials by surprise. Morrison had been coach at Tem- le lor nine years and had one more ear to co on his second five year contract. A University spokesman said, “We had no inkling Morrison would resign.” Morrison said he intended to re- main in football, but would say nothinz further except that “I'm- oinz south.” B g Flexible Fhien Sleds at Madsen’s. Open noon until €. 9 tf chonl "RADIO LOG K1INY Alaska Broadcasting Co. C.B. 8. DIAL 1460—JUNEAU FRIDAY EVENING 5:00—Guest Star. —American Legion. —Music. :45—Tune Tabloid. 6:00—News. 6:15—Animal Court. 6:20—Dinner Music. 6:30—Sport Scenario. 6:40—Music. 6:45—Local News. 7:00—Ave Maria Hour. 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY —CBS 8:00—Highlichting the Legisla- ture-ABS. 8:15—Music. 6:30—Piano Stylings. 8:45—Ray Noble. 9:00—News at Nine. 9°15—Viking Varieties. 9:30—Proudly We Hail. 10:00—Tomorrow's News. 10:15—WASHINGTON-OREGON STATE GAME-ABS. 11:25—Forecasts. 11:30—Sign Off. 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