The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-30

Establishment of q motor vehi- cIo patrol of not less than 25 or more than 50 uniformed and armed mNn, to be paid salaries or fees, to check highway violations.
 An annual audit Of the comptrol- ler's and treasurer's accounts at
 Appointment of a commission of i've by the governor, and including all political parties, to investigate the practicability of health insur- ance and report to the 1887 legis- lature.
 cial insurance.
 Members of the milk board be paid s2O day.
 No war veteran be discharged from state or county jobs except for misconduct or incompetency, and providing right of appeal.
 Esta biishment of a milk tnspec- tors code.
 Authority for the milk board to make assessments and collect in- vestigating fees.
 Salaries under $25 a week be exempt from attachment. Non-residents be prohibited from taking claims from the waters or beaches in the city limits of Nor- walk.
 For a 40-hour week in indus- try.
 That teachers in public schools be required to take the oath of allegiance to the state and fed- eral governments. Amendment to the Norwaik city charter relative to appointment and continuation in office of the city clerk, and establishing the position of secretary to the mayor.
 Appropriation of $10O,O0O for purchase of Sherwood Island for state park.
 Both house and senate adjourn ed after sessions of less than two hours.
 Lieut.. Gov. T. Frank Hayes ap- pointed a senate committee of three to investigate the alleged bribe said to have been offered Sem ator David Robbins, republican, Wallingford, for his vote in organ izing the upper house two weeks ago.
 The committee named was Ray mond Devlin, democrat, New Ha- ven: J. Kenneth Bradley, republi- can, Westport, and John M. Taft, socialist, Bridgeport.
 A senate bill provided annual salaries fo Middletown court of- ficials be as follows: Judges, $1,. 700; prosecutors. $1,35O; clerks, $900, and probation officer, $550.
 One of the most liberal old age and unemployment insurance bills ever to be submitted a Connecti- cut legislature was presented by Senator Taft of Bridgeport, social ist.
 It stipulated all workers and farmers over 16 years be com pensated at a sum equal the aver- age local wage and never to be less than SIC a week, with $3 ex- tra for each dependent.
 In event workers were employ ed part time the state would make up the difference.
 Provisions also were made for maternity cases and pensions for all persons over 55 years to be paid from inheritance tax, gifts and corporation tax receipts. Strikers also were included.
 Blackall Bill
 Hartford, Conn., Jan. 30--(UP) The national recovery adminis- tration's industrial codes would be- come . part of the state la ws providing a double-check on Con- necticut industry, under terms of a bill presented the senate by John C.. Blackall. d., Hartford, today. The more than 700 national codes would be written into the statute books, along with addition al state codes, which include the controversial section "A. Admin istration would be by the governor.
 The measure, believed the first Of It's Kind in stat e qualification, provided that state, city and town contracts would be let only to bidders filing certificates of com-