The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-30

 Territorial Legislature disclosed the following list of bills, resolutions and memorials that never got past ac- tion by the House of Representa- lives, where they originated.
 Sub. for H. B. l, by Shattuck, h. dustrial Compensation LaW-1nde1- initely postponed by the House Sub. for H. B. 2, by Shattuck blanket primary law-Indeflntely postponed by the House.
 H. B. 5, by Johnson and Taylor amending laws relating to liquor H. censes-withdrawn ial
 H. B. 8, by Johnson, for direct election of National Committeeman Indefinitely postponed by the House.
 H.B. IS, by Hanford, to rebuild the Wrangell sea wall-Died III House committee.
 H.B. 19, by Vukovich, to increase Old Age Pensions-withdrawn in fa- vor of another House Bill
 H.B. 20, by Peterson, to reappor- tion the Third Judicial Division ln- to two voting distriets-Indefinitely postponed by the House.
 B. 29, by Peterson, to create the office of Tax Commissioner-Indef- lnitely postponed by the House.
 H. B. 58, by Johnson, McCutcheon Peterson, Taylor and Vukovich, tc re-define the duties of the Attorney General-Indefinite postponed by the House.
 H. B. 77, by Cross, to require com mercial airplane pilots to hold in- strument ratings-Defeated in the House.
 H. B. 78, by Linck, to require Di- visional pre-approval for confirma- tion of appointments-Indefinitely postponed by the House.
 H. B. 79, by Walsh, providing for drafting of deeds by non-attorneys in remote areas-Withdrawn
 H. B. 85, by Huntiey, McCutcheon and Taylor, to create an Industrial Accident Commission-Laid on the table in the House.
 H. B. 86, by Hanford, levying a tax of 50 cents per ton on freight shipments in and out of Alaska Withdrawn.
 H. B. 87, by Hanford, amending laws relating to eminent domain Withdrawn.
 H. B. 92, by Linck, requiring Fed eral and Territorial officials to ob- tain lobbying licenses-Indefinitely postponed by the House.
 H. B. 93, by Vukovich and Peter son, to create an office of Collector of Revenue-Died in House Com nittee.
 H. B. 97, by Linck, Motor Vehicle Code-Withdrawn
 H. B. 98, by Taylor, authorizing a survey for a Southeast Alaska ex- tension of the University of Alaska Defeated in the House.
 H. B. 1O1, by Walsh, liquor permit law-Senate refused to accept.
 H. B. l02, by Peterson, Porter, Dia- }. mond, McCutcheon, Taylor, Ander- son, Hoopes and Johnson, amending Prospectors' Aid Act-Senate refused to accept.
 H. B. l03, by Cross, referendum on prohibition-Senate refused to accept,
 House Joint Resolution 4, by Vu- kovich, to move building designed for school use in Skagway-Senate refused to accept.
 H. J. R. 5, by Taylor, for negotia- tions to obtain Department of h. terior Indian Education and relief funds for use of Territorial Board of Education and Department of Public Withdrawn.
 H. J. R. 2, by Jennings, request ing War Labor Board to hold hear ings in all parts of Alaska-Senate refused to accept
 H. J. R. g, by Cross, directing the re-establishment of Territorial school at Kotzebue-Senate refused to accept.
 House Joint Memorial g, by Vuko- vich, asking war service credits fo1 World War II veterans who wish to file homesteads-S Senate refused te accept.
 H. J M. 12, by Jennings, for a unicameral Legislature for Alaska Senate refused to accept.
 H. J. M. IA, by Hennings, asking Congress for economic and market ing aids for Alaska fisheries-Sen- ate refused to accept.
 H. J. M IS, by McCutcheon, Tay- Tor and Johnson, asking Congres. for power to establish a Territorial Courts system-Senate refused tt accept.
 Sub. for H. J. M. IS, by McCutch.