The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-02
HOUSE PRAISES coy. PARKS FOR
 HIS ATTITUDE
Passes Resolution Endors- ing His Administration
 by Vote of IA to l

 of IA to one, the remaining member being absent, passed House Res olution unreservedly endorsing the administration of Gov. George A. Parks and praising him unquali- fiedly. While it does not refer di- rectly to Senate Memorial No. l, attacking the Governor and alleging him to have been politically active, it makes reference to it indirectly.
 MT. Vim, First Division, was the only member to vote against it. He assigned no reason for his vote. MT. Mccain was absent, having left last night for Ketchikan to visit his son H. G. Mccain and family.
 Text of Resolution
 The text of the resolution fol- lows
 BE IT RESOLVED, by the House of Representative of the Alaska ldl III 4NAAASAi regular session assembled.
 That we commend. without res ervation, the Honorable George A Parks, Governor of Alaska, as a true and loyal Alaskan, an honor able and upright man, and an .sE- cellent administrator, of wn 0 m Alaskans may well be proud. We commend Governor Parks for the marked ability with which he has performed the duties of his office; we commend him for his fairness and impartiality; we commend him for the labor he has taken to ac- quaint himself with the needs of tho various regions of Alaska, and the thoughtful consideration he has given to the many problems which confront him; we commend him for his scrupulous care in confin- ing his activities to the proper per formance of his own duties, and ir never invading the field of action reserved for the Alaska Territorial Legislature by the provisions oi the Organic Act of Alaska; we commend him for his good temper and sanity when he has been (ano that lately) vilified and traducec by men who in their eagerness tc obtain political jobs at public ex- pense have passed far beyond the bounds of truth and decency; we commend him because he is gen. tleman.
 Ten To Delegate
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a copy of this Resolution bC sent to the President, copy to tht United States Senate. and ter copies to the Honorable Dan A Sutherland, Delegate to Congress from Alaska, for distribution among the heads of the departments of the Government
 The resolution was introduced by Messrs. Lonen and Foster by unan- imous consent.
 Pass Two Bills
 The House this morning reslT- rected the two measures relating tt the creation of Auditors office ane election of it's encumbent and tt the election of Territorial Treasur. CT. These have been slumbering il the Judicial Committee awaiting some definite action of the Control Ter Bill which carried sections pro viding for the same things. While it was not so stated, there was z general belief that the bringing ou of the two independent bills indi. cated that the House has little hope of being able to compose it differences with the Senate major ity on the Controller Bill and i going ahead on it's own initiative to make proper provision for look 1 ing after Territorial functions nov performed by the office of Secre tary of Alaska.
 The House also passed Benja min's bill creating scholarships a the Alaska College which as amend ed by the Senate establishes on scholarship from each high schoo in the Territory. The bill carrie an appropriation of $500.
 Beats Senate Memorial
 Senate Memorial No. 13, intro duced and passed yesterday by tha body, led of passage in tn House. It petitioned Congress fo ] Lk...-L i.,,.1d IlecE1. c.1...ol,A