The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-01
WHAT HAPPENED 10 THOSE HOUSE
 BILLS; ALL t17s

VI NAAN 4Ai pillS NlliCA were H. troduced in the House of Represen- tatives during the Eighteenth Ses- sion, 7l were passed hy the House and went on to the Senate. Of the 46 remaining, IS were killed on fin al passage, six were withdrawn and II were tabled six were laid aside by indefinite postponement and 10 died oi neglect in the House.
 The Senate passed 36 Of the II bills received from the House. tabled seven, killed l3 on final passage, indefinitely postponed eight and allowed seven to die The following are the House bills which finally passed the Senate.
 H. B. 4. by Rep. M. Johnson-To regulate the insurance business and insurances rates in Alaska. Enacted.
 H. B. 6, by Rep. Engstrcm-To amend the laws on marriage cere- monies and the legitimation of birth of children by subsequent marriage of their parents with each other Enacted.
 H. B. 8, by Rep. McCutcheon- To provide for a referendum on the fish trap question. Enacted.
 H. B. II, by Rep. Hoopes-To provide for blanket primary cleo tion ballot. Enacted.
 H. B. l5, by Rep. Snider-To transfer Jurisdiction over Territor- ial veternarians from the Governor to the Commissioner of Agriculture. Enacted.
 H. B. Is, hy Rep. M. Johnson To raiso eaiaries of school teachers in Alaska Enacted.
 H. B. 21, by Rep. Meath-To re- quire calling of bids on service contracts as well as purchases. Amended in the Senate to include professional services. Vetoed by the Governor.
 II. B. 26, by Rep. Engstrcm-To require enrichment of bread and flour to meet certain standards of vitamin and mineral content. En- acted
 H. B. 27, by Rep M. Johnson-To amend the laws relating to the powers of City Councils by adding subsectionS On garbage disposal and on creating Planning and Zoning Commissions. Enacted.
 H. B. 35, by Rep M. Johnson To require the election of City Magistrates in cities with more than 5000 population. Enacted.
 H. B. 36, by Rep. Vukoyich-To provide for new typewriters and m.mecgraph machines for the Leg islature. Enacted
 H. B. 39, by Rep. M Johnson To repeal the section of the laws of Alaska relating to fast driving over a public bridge Enacted.
 H. B. 40, by Rep. M. Johnson To make embezzlement a crime the same as taking or stealing pro- perty and to increase the penalties. Enacted.
 H. B. AZ, by Rep M. Johnson To forbid persons convicted of cer- tain felonies owning or possessing weapons capable of being conceal ed Enacted.
 H. B. 52, hy Rep Hope-To es- tablish the Alaska Pioneers Mem crial Fund and authorize erec- tion Of Pioneers Memorial Sta tue at Sitka. Enacted.
 H. B. 53. by Reps. Egan, Barnett, Euntley Pollard, McCutcheon, Sni- der, Gill, Newell and Nolan-To appropriate $l65,000 for the con- struction and equipping of com munity operated non-profit hospi- tals.
 H. B. 54, by Rep OSt--To amend the law relating to the abatement of common nuisances by including places where liquor is illegally sold in that classification. Enacted. H. B. 57, by Reps. Joy and Nj Johnson-To provide for the stock ing of certain parts of Alaska with game fish and animals. Enacted.
 H. B. 67, by Rep. Newell by re- quest-To amend the law relating to housing for veterans attending schools and colleges. Enacted. H. B. 70, by Rep. Joy by request Deficiency appropriation of s1,- 361l5 for the Attorney Generals office. Enacted
 H. B. Fl, by Rep. Joy by request To reimburse the Tax Commis- sioner for travel outside the Terri tory. Enacted
 H. B. 75, by Rep. Hoopes-To 1 amend the laws relating to high ways and traffic regulation. En- acted.
 H. B. 78, by Rep. Engstrom-T pay funds erroneously escheated to the Territory to the heirs of Alex ander A. Strait. Enacted. ] H. B. 80, by Rep. McCutcheon-