The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-27

public service rates, franchises, ac- quisition and disposition of proper ty, motor vehicle regulations ano schools, to second class cities ol towns. Effective March l9, 1851.
 House Bill Providing for in- corporation of municipalities of the third class, not exceeding 50 square miles in area and not within the boundaries of another incorporated municipality or incorporated or in- dependent school district
 PUBLIC WELFARE
 Senate Bill 15-Amends the law relating to temporary relief pay ments by the Department of Pulp lie Welfare, increasing maximum monthly payments from $30 to s6o
 Senatae Bill 53-To provide for the coverage of officials and em- ployees of Territorial and local gov ernments under the old-age and survivors insurance provisions ot title II of the Federal Social Se- curity Act, as amended.
 Senate Bill 60-Provides for aio to the blind. with maximum month ly assistance of $80. To be admin istered by the Department of Vel fare.
 Senate Bill 68-Repeals the DOT ton of the law requiring annual medical examinations of barbers cosmetologists, end employees of establishments handling food pro- ducts, beer and wine.
 Senate Bill 72-Appropriates $50,- GOO for providing assistance in the purchase, construction, repair and operation of community health fa- cilities
 Senate Bill 103 - Appropriates $1s,S84.25 to pay eight hospitals in the Territory for the care of indig- ents.
 House Bill 9LAmending the de- pendency allowance provisions of the Employment Security Law by providing that dependency allow ances may be drawn for the same period of time as unemployment benefits. Effective July l, 1851.
 House Bill 1O-Increasing maxi mum weekly benefits under the Employment Security Act from $25 to S30 Effective July 1, 1851.
 Sub. H. B. 11-To provide for the care of sick and disabled fish, ermen. Creates a seven-member board consisting of the Commis- sioners of Labor, Health and Taxa tion and four commercial fishermen appointed by the Governor. Appro- priates $5,000 for organizational purposes and provides that 30 per Icent of money derived from scom- nercial fishermen's licenses 4shall 1 go into special fund for carrying 1 out the purposes of the Act. Con- T nierciaf .sfisherrnelis injured while f engaged sif1a work connected with fishing or suffering an occupational dldisease lwiI De cared for, including transportation to a hospital and hospital. nursing, medical and sur gical expense and necessary assist ance after discharge with a maxi mum benefit of S2,500 for any one case
 M Hduse Biii 274A ARspeals the Public LmpIoye@ Retirement System Aci as of December 3l, 1850. AppFopri- ! j,atess s25. poo s-ta pay retirement ben : efits to six persons presently on .I the retired Hist and provides for return to employees of contributions they have paid into the. Retirement 1'Fund. Companion bill to Senate Bill 53, above.
 House Bill 46-Provides for the licensing and supervision of board- ing homes, foster homes, nurseries and institutions caring for children The Department of Welfare is to establish standards for the opera ton of these institutions and vii license and supervise them.
 House Bill 47-Amending the law relating to old age assistance ane extending the benefits to aliens who have been legal residents oi the Territory since 1885 and to per sons in certain public medical in- stitutions.
 House Bill 48-Amending the lav 1 providing aid to dependent child. ren; limiting the program to child ren living with relatives but ex. tending it to children up to IS year of age who are attending school l increasing maximum monthly as sistance from $50 to 60 for the rel ative and one child and from $2 to $50 for each additional child. House Bill -Redefining tn duties of the Department of Public Welfare.
 House Bill 162 General Appro. priations)- Operation of the Pio- neers' Home and Pioneer Women's | cr~o~,o-o@>o~Do~D