The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-17
CIVIL SERVICE
 IN STATE GOVT
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 Include interest and rents as non. deductable items in the taxes oi corporations.
 Repeal the corporation tax oi l935.
 Reimburse cities and towns for nonresident school children.
 Compel stores, factories, and in- dustrial plants to close on Armistice day.
 Hartford, Conn, March l7.--t CUP -The general assembly's appropria- tions committed called upon Gov Cross today for suggestions how tc allocate the $ll,000,00 bond issue approved for capital building out lays.
 Requests before the committed now total twice the amount avail able for Improvements and new con- struction at nearly a dozen state institutions. Connecticut State col lcge alone has asked for "a, ,0000
 The governor stood opposed to ex- ceeding the limit of the bond issue unless federal funds were forthcom- ing. Although he was scheduled to make a personal appeal for federal grants in January, the chief execu- tive has made no open move to have the national government contribute at least 55 per cent of the total.
 Urgent Needs
 Earmarked by the governor as urgent undertakings in his inaug- ural address were enlargement of Fairfield State hospital for the mem tally ill, costing $3,000, ,00O; a new training school at South Britain for feeble-minded, $4,00o,000; a new veterans home at Rocky Hill, s.. 10000: new tuberculosis sanitoria $l l,600, ,000; heating plant at State college $l ,000, 900 and other improve ments to the State Farm for Women and the Teachers college at New Britain amounting to nearly $1,000,- O00
 At that time the governor sug- gested the building. bond issue be limited to $ll,000.00 and that the legislature provide for participation in federal allocationS 70 the fullest extent.
 Another Hospital Meanwhile, the committee on hu. mane institutions considered crea- ton of a commission to study tho need of state hospital for in. fantile paralysis sufferers at a suit. table shore location, costing 1000 Congressman Alfred N. Phillips, Jr. d., Stamford. said he would endeavol to interest President Roosevelt per. 1 Sonally in the proposal. The banking committee took un. der advisement bill. opposed b, State Bank Commissioner Walter Perry, prohibiting an institution from making loans to its own direc tors. s.. n.
 The judiciary committee withhelt decision on a bill to license all req estate agents and voted unfavorabl, reports on the licensing of amateu radio operators, public accountant and power engineers.
 The jury service for women bill rejected in every session since 1921 again was voted an unfavorable re port.
 The federal child labor amend ment. which Connecticut refused t ratify in l935. probably will b, argued in the house Thursday. senate resolution was to be reported favorably. The house was to re ceiye an unfavorable report on al identical resolution. The republi can house was expected to rejec the proposal.
 Civil Service
 Hartford. Conn, March i7.-(UP --The house reorganization commit tee of the general assembly planned a favorable report today on a bil providing for civil service in tn state government.
 The bill. drafted by the state re organization commission. was slight y changed by republican leader and wih come up for debate in thl house carly next week. Senate SO ton was not expected until late thi month or early April. The merit system measure has th