The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-18

4 provision forbidding the use of
 4uardsmen against any labor or i ganization CT for strike breaking in Alsska" was tentatively added yes Serday to the National Guard Bill.
 After long discussion. the House
 decided to hold over action until this afternoon to give It. Col Jo- 1 seph Alexander Of the National 1 Guard the opportunity to answer | questions. The delay was asked by
 ;. Franklin.
 The amendment was introduced by Rep. Frank Angerman. Demo- l crat, who made several attacks sgainst provisions which would al- | ou Cuardsmen authority ever civ ilians.
 Postpozcneat Lest l He moved for indefinite postpone msnt when the bill first reached the floor, but withdrew the motion in the face of strong criticism. Both Speaker Stan McCutcneoa j and Rep. Alfred Owen, usually close supporters cf Angernaan tn l the so-ualled labor bloc,' opposed ] the motion. They argued the biii was too important an issue to iust l be buried without hearing. They aid it should be taken up and 1 either accepted or rejected l But Rep. Amelia Gundersen loos- ed the sharpest blast at Anger man,
 Rising from her seat at the rear of the chamber, she said heatedly:
 we've been sitting here for two da, listening to Mr. Angerman talk in his dramatic way about saving . lives by not crowding people in , buses. Here we have a chance to save Ives all ever Alaska and he wants to do nothing about it ] Angerman rose and withdrew his met on. commenting with a wry smile. Mrs. Gundersen made me withdraw it.
 Tn debate on the National Guard , Ell, Angerman also tried to get the House to strike a section al- . lowlng @ Guard commander to or der action against any group of F i men armed with clubs or weapons, or 30 unnamed persons. It fail
 
 When the law gives the military the light to grab you off the street, that's eoing too far. The army al- ready has a good organization here. Why should we set up two ar mics in Alaska? If any disorder warrants military action, the Army and Navy could step in"
 McCutcheon and Owen, both An chorage Democrats, introduced a n morial urging Congress to require the Alaska Canned Salmon Indus try to employ 50 per cent of resi- dent fishermen next season and in- crease it by 10 per cent annually until 1o0 per cent is achieved in 1884 and thereafter. The memor- ial said many resident fishermen had been notified their services would net be needed this year.
 4 bill was introduced yesterday at request of the Ketchikan Eagles in an attempt to clear the way for their proposed new building. The law forbidding a liquor license to any establishment within 200 feet of a church or school is the bar ] rier So Rep. Marcus Jensen of Douglas introduced a portal to portal" bill to clear the way. It ! provides the 200 feet shall be mea- | suled by the shortest regular cut door course pedestrians travel.' Rep. c. Chester Red) Carlson, 1 Cordova Democrat, introduced a bill | to provide motor fuel tax receipts :, from boats should go to marine facilities entirely. It would set up q special Waterfront and Harbor fund for such receipts and specify l their distribution for marine fac- ] iiities in each division.
 Rep. Fssie Dale, Fairbanks Demo- 1 crat, Introduced a memorial seek i ing extension of federal highway Tork inside cities whose streets have suffered from military and l defense work traffic, instead Of having. Read Commission projects stop at the citys edge.
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