The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-14
LARGE SUM FOR COLLEGE ASKED
 IN HOUSE BILL
Committee Bill Asks for I otal of $189,980
 for Alaska College
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HOiiiC oooui diiCS lldJ WlJn prOS- pective increases in Federal bu- reaus here, the Territorial officers would be taken care of in the the capitol, and in the absence ot that assurance in the measure he was opposed to it's passage. The vote was 10 to 5, Brosius, Bergh, Foster, Nylen and Ziegler voting no.
 Defeat Subsidy Measure
 Lacking one vote of a constitu- tional majority, Senator Bragaw's bill to provide a Territorial sub sidy for radio broadcasting sta- tions with investments of at least $20,000, went down to defeat in the House this morning The vote was eight for and seven against, while nine votes were required for passage
 The House bill to promote Ter ritorial publicity by appropriating $6,000 for the Governor to pur- chase 12,O0o copies of the All Alaska Review for 1881 and 1892 was defeated overwhelmingly to- day. It had been reported from the Ways and Means Committee without recommendation. The vote was for and II against.
 The House also passed a Senate resolution authorizing the print ing of 500 copies of the biennial report of the Highway Engineer.
 Afternoon Session Monday
 By a vote of II to 4, the House yesterday passed a bill carrying two major amendments to the school refund law, also three other House measures and five Senate bills. .
 It had the biggest days calendar of the session, acting on 25 bills, resolutions and memorials. Owing to the press of legislative matters, the hearing scheduled for yester- day afternoon by the Fisheries Committee on the ziegler fish bills was postponed until pm. Wednes- day.
 Take off Maximum
 In the school bill, the House struck out of the present law the limitation fixing $4o,O00 as the amount any school may receive in any single year. It also raised the percentage for schools of 300 or more enrolment from 10 per cent to 75 per cent.
 Another measure was passe d the hours of employ m e mt for Territorial employees. This specifies a 38-hour week, al- lowing Saturday half holidays, 30 days annual leave and an addi- tional two weeks annual sick leave. It now goes to the Senate where similar bill was introduced some time ago by Senator Dimond.
 A bill amending Chapter 21, Session Laws of 1919, relating to the filing for record of mortgages, was passed. MT. Boyle's memorial asking the Department of Agri- culture to utilize it's Alaska ex- perimental agricultural stations for with fur-bearing ani- mals, and to place a competent veterinarian in charge of such work, passed the House.
 Five Senate bills were also passed. One, by MT. Hess, was dubbed the Farm Relief" meas ure. It provides for mortgaging growing crops. Another, by MT. Dimond, repealed sections 496, 497 and 498 requiring married women to file claims of pecuniary rights in the office of recorder and com- 
 The Auditor and Highway Engi- neer are required to have printed biennially their reports for submis- sion to the Territorial Legislature, under another Senate bill passing the House. Another Senate bill, amending Section 1,722 of the Compiled Laws, limiting the time for appeal in probate cases, and a fifth, fixing attorney fees in civil
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