The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26

list of the Department of Publ Welfare.
 (S. J. M. 1O)-By Green, urgir the Federal Government turn c thilkoot Barracks to the Terri ! IS. J. M. 15p-By Green, landing field and road in ments at Haines. ! IS. J. M 16)-By Brow ,rg- ing a road connecting Nenai Peninsula road syst to the farming area of Hon i IS. J. M. 15 Butrovich, Rogge, Collins . Nerland, asking constructor of a sled road from the Ala Highway to the Forty mile r
 tS. {. 14-By Lyng and Coch- ran ing certain Second Division | los md airports improvements. ! J. M 1D-By Coffey and ;C $, asking Investigating possi-
 of a road from Dillingham;
 AleAnagik in the Bristol Bay Lea.
 s. J. M 12)-By Coffey and Col ms, urging maintenance of the road from Kanakanak Hospital to Dillingham;.
 |, (S. J. M. 8)-By Collins and Coffey, asking improvement of the Dillingham; airport.
 IS. J. M. 9)-By Cochran and Walker, supporting a bill in Con- gress to give certain public lands to the Shrine of St. Teresa on the Eagle River Highway.
 IS. J. M. 0-By Coffey and Col ins, asking the Territory to appro- riate $25,O00 for it's share of S100,000 road from the Naknek Air port to Naknek.
 tS. J. M. D-By Collins, asking Congressional relief from Ickes' land policies.
 IS. J. M. 4-By Coffey, asking extension of the Federal Highway Aid Act to Alaska.
 IS. J. M. 5)-By Whaley, asking Congress to increase funds to the Office of Indian Affairs for mobile schools to follow reindeer herders and more funds for the Biological Survey for predator controls.
 IS. J. M. 3)-By Gunderson, ask ing Congress to provide funds for improvement of Tenakee Harbor.
 tS. M. J. 6)-By Coffey and Col lins, urging the Government to build bridge across Turnagain Arm to connect the Anchorage and Kenai road systems.
 (S. c. R. D-By Gunderson, con- demns alleged fisheries predations of sealion herds.
 IS. J. R. 3-By Walker, provid- ing funds for payment of help in the l945 session.
 IS. J. R. D-By Shattuck, pro- viding for printing laws and pur- chase of supplies for the 1945 ses- sion
 tS. J. M. 2O-By Whaley and Collins, urging an Alaskan operator and competing airlines be given certification for air routes connect ing Alaska and the States.
 (S. J. M. 22) By Scott and Whaley, protesting a proposed h. terior Department reservation Of lands in the White Mountain dis trict of Seward Peninsula.
 IS. J. M. 2D-By Cochran, back ing a bill in Congress to extend powers of U. s. Commissioners and their salaries.
 A score more measures were ap- proved over the weekend and as yet have not received chapter num- Lers. They are as follows:
 Senate Sub. H. B. 36)-By the Committee on Judiciary and Fed eral Relations, designating agents to receive service of process for certain corporations.
 Sen. Sub. H. B. 3D-By the Con- mittee on Finance and Corpora tions, providing compensation for certain care given to dependent children.
 tSub. H. B. 90-By the Commit tee on Ways and Means, leaving cne-cent gallon gasoline tax on all motor fuel used in internal com- bustion engines in Alaska.
 tSen. Sub. H. B. IDA measure re-defining the duties of the De- rartment of Labor. IS. B. 38)-By Walker, providing for an act to require registration of ownership of all lands outside in- corporated towns in Alaska.
 IS. B. 39)-By Cochran making certain changes in the Unemploy- ment Compensation Commission laws to conform to the change in number Of workers to which the law applies, from eight to one.
 IS. B. 2D-By Walker, authoriz- ing the Territorial Treasurer to buy and sell United States Bonds. ] (S. B. 5z)-By Brownell, authoriz- ing the Governor to negotiate With the Army for acquisition for s14,50o of the Ft. Raymond (Sew- ard) hospital facilities. IS. B. 62l-By Green, appropriat- Ing funds for the Territory to take over certain Public Roads Adminis-