li aise Measures
Introduced
To Date
Bills Introduced
’ B. 1, by Gill—To reorganize
administrative branch of the
V, ritory by creating the office of
ninistrator General, who would
. ime the powers now given the
gt>\ ernor under Territorial Law.
J iciary Committee.
..B. 2, by Maurice Johnson—To
.ide for direct election of Na
t ial Committeemen and Com
r. eewomen and Delegates and
jrnates to National Conven
ti ns. Judiciary Committee.
I.B. 3, by Maurice Johnson—
Designating certain dates and re
■ nsibilities for the conduct of
audits to the Board of Administra
tion. Judiciary Committee.
TI.B. 4, by Maurice Johnson—To
jlate insurance rates Judiciary
C .nmittee.
! I.B. 5, by Maurice Johnson—To
ar'end the Compiled Laws of Alas
J ka relating to the definition of
| school age of children. Education
; Committee.
H.B. 6, by Engstrom—To amend
the Laws on the subject of marri
age ceremonies and the legitima
tion of birth of children by subse
quent marriage of their parents
with each other. Judiciary Com
mittee.
H.B. 7, by Almquist—To amend
the present Laws on the subject of
old age assistance, increasing the
maximum amount of assistance to
$75 a month. Ways and Me«ns
Committee.
H.B. 8, by Rep. McCutcheon—
To secure an expression of opinion
of the voters of Alaska on the
question whether the practices of
fishing by means of fish traps
should be abolished. Referred to
Election Committee.
H.B. 9, by Rep. McCutcheon—
To authorize searches for lost
planes and appropriate $75,000 for
this purpose. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
H.B. 10, by Reps. Maurice John
son, Joy, Coble and Meath—Toj
“But Mr. Abercrombie...
vou Jon *t stay on the plane 21 days! ”
That Abercrombie! Always giving our gals a bad time!
But he knows a good thing when he takes Pan Americans
special Winter Excursion. Twenty-one full days to make
your bargain Clipper trip to almost any major city irt Alaska
—and return. You can sight-see, transact business and make
side trips to visit friends and relatives — all for at least
25% less than regular round-trip fares. Just remember—:
you have only until April 1st to get your bargain excursion
tickets from:
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Pan American
World Airways
W&* System of
tle'^Tlymy Clippers
create office of Assistant to Pros
i pectors. To Mining Committee.
H.B. 11, by Rep. Hoopes—To
provide for a Blanket Primary
Election Ballot. To Elections Com
riittee.
HJ. 12, by Rep. Engstrom—To
expand vocational training facili
ties and services in Alaska, appro
priating $100,000. To Education
Committee.
H.B. 13, by Rep. Edward Ander-1
son, to establish an isolation unit|
for care of tuberculous persons :r.
the Arctic Regions of Alaska. To
Public Health Committee.
H.B. 14, by Rep. Snider—To au
thorize the Commissioner of Agri
culture to establish minimum'
standards regarding type and con
struction of barns and facilities
for livestock with reference to san
itation and grading of milk. To
Public Health Committee.
H.B. 15, by Rep. Snider — To
transfer jurisdiction of the Gov
ernor over Territorial veterinari
ans and livestock inspectors to the
Department of Agriculture. To
Committee on Public Health.
H.B. 16, by Rep. Frank Johnson
—To provide for absentee voting
through postmasters in localities!
five or more miles from U. S.
Commissioners’ offices. To Judi
ciary Committee.
H.B. 17, by Rep. Gill—To pro
vide for semi-monthly pay periods
for employees, method, time of
payment, and establishing the Ter
ritorial Department of Labor as
enforcing agency with authority to
take assignments and bring suitj
for collection. To Committee on
Labor.
H.B. 18, by Rep. Maurice John
son—To raise the salaries of school
teachers in Alaska. To Committee
on Education.
H.B. by Maurice Johnson — To
amend the laws relating to costs
and disbursements in civil actions. |
To Judiciary Committee.
H.B. 20 by Rep. McCutcheon—!
To regulate outdoor advertising ini
Alaska. To Committee on Roads
and Highways.
H.B. 21, by Rep. Meath—To pro
vide for calling of bids on service
contracts hs well as purchases. To
Judiciary Committee.
H.B. 22, by Rep. Garnick—Re
lating to and restricting child la
bor, defining violations and pre
scribing penalties. To Committee
on Labor.
H.B. 23. by Committee on La
bor, Capital and Immigration—To
provide for maximum hours and
minimum wages of labor. To Com
mittee on Labor.
H.B. 24, by Rep. Garnick—To
amend the laws relating to the
powers of the Commissioner of
: Labor and detailing procedure for
I collection of wage claims.
H.B. 25, by Rep. Snider — To
provide for issuance of medals of
| honor to members of the Alaska
i National or Territorial Guard and
appropriating $900 for the pur
pose. To Ways and Means Com
mittee. •
H.B. 26, by Rep. Engstrom—To
require the enrichment of flour
and bread to meet certain stand
ards of vitamin and mineral con
tent. To Committee on Public
Health.
H.B. 27, by Rep. Maurice John
son—To amend the laws relating
I to the powers of City Councils by
adding subsections on garbage dis
posal, and on creating Planning
and Zoning Commissions. To Mu
nicipal Affairs Committee.
H.B. 28, by Rep. McCutcheon—
To create a public shipping au
thority to be known as the Alasxa
Transportation Authority and ao
fine its powers and duties. To
Committee on Transportation.
H.B. 29, by Rep. Gill—To reap
portion the Third Judicial Divi
sion into election districts and to
provide the number of Senators
and Representatives to be elected
from each. To Committee on Elec
tions.
H.B. 30, by Rep. Gill—To levy a
gross income tax of half of one
per cent with exemptions of $500
for single and $1,000 for married
persons. To Judiciary Committee.
H.B. 31, by Rep. Gill—To build
a $100,000 school near Anchorage.
To Committee on Education.
H.B. 32, by Rep. Gill—To build
another $100,000 school near An
chorage. To Committee on Educa
tion.
H.B. 33, by Rep. Gill—To build
another $100,000 school near An
chorage. To Committee on Educa
tion.
H.B. 34, by Rep. McCutcheon—
To provide for an increase of the
licensing tax on fishermen, create
a special fund and establish an of
fice for the relief and care of sick
and disabled fishermen. To Com
mittee on Fisheries.
H.B. 35, by Rep. Maurice John
son—To require the election of
municipal magistrates in incorpo
rated cities of the first class with
more than 1,500 population; re
quiring a minimum salary: pre
scribe his duties and name the of
ficers of the Municipal Court. To
Committee on Municipal Affairs.
H.B. 36, by Rep. Vukovich—To
buy 13 typewriters and two mime
ograph machines for the use of the
Legislature. To Ways and Means
Photostats at The Nugget.
Committee.
Joint Memorials Introduced
H.J.M. 1, byMcCutcheon—Seeks
passage of the Alaska Statehood
bill by Congress. Judiciary Com
mittee.
H.J.M. 2, by Edward Anderaon
—Seeks a road from Fort Davis to
Solomon and Council. Roads Com
mittee.
H.J.M. 3, by Rep. Egan—Seeks
a Congressional appropriation to
construct a combined courthouse,
jail and Federal offices building
at Valdez. To Judiciary Commit
tee.
H.J.M. 4, by Reps. Newell and
Nolan—Asking that the section of
the Jones Act which discriminates
against Alaska be amended. To
Committee on Transportation.
H.J.M. 5, by Reps. M. Johnson,
Joy, Coble and Meath—Seeks leg
islation to grant every Alaskan
now in the armed forces up to 160
acres of land in Alaska upon his or
her honorable discharge, with a
patent to be issued upon applica
tion. To Veterans Committee.
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