The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-04
WYNN APPOINTS
 HOUSE MEMBERS |oF PROBE BODY
Donnelley, Hel'lerich and Murray to Act with Vim
 Hess to Act Today

Speaker Vim of the House of Representatives today appointed three members who with him will compose the House managers in the Joint Legislative Inquiry Com mitteel authorized by the Foster Resolution which has been approv- ed by Gov. Parks.
 MT Winn named Representative Harry Donnelley, Fourth Division, Chairman, Representative George Heilerich, Second Division, and Rep resentative Joseph H. Murray, Third Division. President Hess of the Senate had made no appointments at noon, but said he probably would make his selections this afternoon.
 Study Community Property
 The House this morning spent most of an hour reading the Vim Community Property bill which was in second reading on the calendar. Three amendments were offered by MT. Boyle and one by MT. Eos ter. None of them were voted on. The measure and all amendments were continued in second reading until Monday when discussion will Sbegin, probably in committee If the whole
 A House measure providing for appeals from the Commissioners Courts to the District Court from conviction upon plea of guilty ! which was slated to come up for final action today, was continued on the calendar until Monday. MT. Bragaw's measure to control collection of funds for eleemosynary and charitable purposes, adversely reported by the House Judiciary Committee, was advanced to thirc reading and probably will come ur for slaughter Monday.
 MT. Mcdonald introduced meas ure seeking an appropriation oi $250 for the purchase of living quarters for the school teacher C1 the Ruby School
 l New Prima5J- Measure Tn the Senate this morning Sen ] ator Sundquist introduced a new primary measure modelled partly after the California system ano containing some of its nonpartisar features. It provides as follows: "The candidates equal in number ] to twice the number to be elected to office, or less, if the total mum. Der of candidates be less thar twice the, number of such office. to be filled, who receive the high est number of votes cast on al the ballots of all the voters par ticipating in the primary election for the nomination to such offices shall be the only candidates whose names shall be printed on the of. ficial ballots as candidates fol such offices at the ensuing gen. eral election, provided, however, tha in case there is but one persor to be elected at the Novembel election to an office, any candi. date who receives at the primar, election majority of the number of votes cast for all candidate for. such office shall be the onl. candidate for such office who's rame shall be printed on the of ficial ballot at the ensuing cleo tion"
 Pass Three Bills
 The Senate today passed thre' | measures and this afternoon wa considering in Committee of tn | Whole the Shattuck school re-or gnization measure. The bills pass ed were: Senate Bill No. 29, t. amend section B.. Chapter 40, Ses sion Laws of 1929 relative to tn administration of small estates; Nc 30, to amend Section 1773 Com piled Laws of Alaska relative t appeals from Probate Court to tn District Court; No. 3l, to author l ize a commissioner acting as jus