Milford chronicle., 1937-02-05
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This measure defines a taproom as
an establishment provided with spe-
cial space and accommodations and
operated primarily for sale by the
glass and for consumption on the
premises of alcoholic beverages with
the sale of food as a secondary OBJ
ject, as distinguished from a res
taurant where the sale of food is
the primary object. Taprooms are
not mentioned in the present liquor
act.
Engineers Board Proposed
Representative John P. Welsh (D)
Wilmington, introduced a bill to cre-
ate a State Board of Registration
for Professional Engineers and Land
Surveyors. The board would consist
of five members appointed by the
Governor, four to be professional
engineers. One would have to be a
faculty member of the school of en-
gineering at the University of Del
aware, and another, a long surveyor.
They would serve one year with
out pay and thereafter would be al
lowed IS a day while attending to
board business. The board would
examine and license engineers and
surveyors. License fees would range
from s5 to $25.
Dean Robert L. Spencer of the
school of the University
of Delaware and Colonel c. E. Myer,
a member of the Pennsylvania
board. explained the bills purpose.
They said similar laws have been
adopted in 35 states.
Other bills introduced in the
House were by:
Representative John p. Hamill Cd
to authorize an appro-
priation of $500 year for the next
two years to the State Board of Edu-
cation for Americanization work.
Representative Fred A. Reynolds
(D) Odessa. to exempt washerwO-
men the s25 license fee under the
Occupational tax law.
i.
TO advise all persons brought before
them that they have the right to I
have their cases heard in the Court 1
Of Common Pleas.
Mr.. Zebley. to allow BARRIERS to |
renew their licenses without taking |
The examination over.
Also by Mr.. Zebley, bill provid-
ing that the projected NanticOke In
lian school be exclusively for those !
Indians.
BY Representative Walter J. Pas
Sey. Jr.. (D) Harrington. to require |
to informe defendants in .
criminal cases and litigants in civil
,ases of their right to apepal and to
instruct them how the appeal is to
,e taken, and to what court.
Representative C. P. HolcOmb. OF |
New Castle, Democratic floor leader,
;aid he will introduce a bill to di-
Tert one cent of the gasoline tax
rom the highway fund. He proposed
,ne-half cent to be used for old age
tensions, one-quarter cent for street
in towns, and the
ther quarter cent to go to the Levy
'ourts for relief. He said he also is
a bill to set up
lift TAX making any gifts of more
han s2,500 subject to levy similar
D the inheritance tax.
Senate Has Brief Session
Due to absence of several mem- ,
ers, the Senate was in session only
few minutes. The bill of Senator
William Z. Matthews, Jr.. (R) Smyr- !
a. to exempt from registration fees
II motor vehicles owned by any ,
eterans organization and used in .
or welfare work was :
aSsed. ,
Governor Richard c. McMullen has
lggested a legislatice committee go =
Washington to confer with the :
elaware members of Congress on !;
1ssible federal grants for building :
rejects. A joint resolution to au- :
Iorize appointment of a commit
G from the House and Senate may
offered within few days. 4
Forestry Requests Explained
Governor McMullen. who is [
ember of the State Forestry Com
ission. Willard Springer, Jr., chair
an, and w. S. Taber, State For
ter. explained to the budget COM s
ittee why the State Forestry De- S
rtment is asking s20.970 for the "
st fiscal year of the next bien- p
UNI. and s2O.670 for the second. u
the tentative budget. s16.760 for II
ch of the two years is recon- a.
ended. The difference. it was ex- :.
aimed, is made up largely by an "
m for special fire protection and p
hting forest fires.
Mrs. Estelle w. Tschudy. State La q
arian. told the committee her Of ol
e would require s4,450 for each
the next two years. In the ten
i've budget $3.50 for each year A
g recommended W