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MANY MATTERS
IN LEGISLATURE
Road construction, school develop
ment, construction of fish hatcheries*
the territory's license form of tax
ation, and renewed consideration of
an eight-hour labor law, it is conccod
od, holds first place in legislature dis
cussion at Juneau.
The last Alaska legislature appro
priated $400,000 for construction of
reads, ana a* roads are considered the
paramount need of the territory, *eg
islators believe an even larger appro
priation may be granted at this ses
sion.
More than $500,000 were appropri
ated by the last legislature for main
tenance and establishment of school
(ROSSIIS & NOON
SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
in every community having ten or
more white children, as well as for
assisting schools in incorporated
towns and for the construction of the
new agricultural college and school of
mines at Fairbanks, The same liberal
policy in legard to educational ma -
ters, legislators believe, will prevail
this year.
The power of Alaska's legislatur
over Alaska fisheries— the greatest in
the world— is very limited. However
;t is believed that consideration w'l
be given to the conservation of tlv
fisheries more along the lines of de
velopment than those of pure conser
vation of the fisheries more along tin
lines of development than those o!
pure conservation. One of the firi.4
bills introduced was one providing fo:
the con.-tiuetion of hatcheries.
Alaska’s last legislature passed :
general eight-hour law in compliance
with the result of a popular referen
dum vote. The law gave the govorno
power to suspend its operation at th<
request of the National Council of Dc
fen e, and this suspension was ord
ered during the war period in so fai
as it offered employment in the fish
ing industry. The law was then de
clared invalid by, the United State"*
district court of the Fourth division
of Alaska, on the ground that an eighl
hour law covering all employment
and inflicting penalties for violation.1
except where life or property was on
dangered, was illegal. Notice of ap
peal to the supreme court was giver
but the United States solicitor-genera,
ordered that the appeal be not per
fected.
Because of the conflict between th»:
expressed will of the voters and the
decision of the court, legislators say
much consideration will have to be
given this subject at this session.
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UNUSED GERMAN UNIFORMS
GIVEN TO COBLENZ PEOPLE
COBLENZ, March 27— Thousand:;
f unused Gorman uniforms that wer^
.'ound in the storehouse here have
>cen delivered to the local authorities
>y American Army officials for con
ersion into civilian clothing for the
oorer residents of the city.
Both boys and men now appear on
.iC streets in new clothes, some ot
.nich have been disguised by dyes,
.he women too have availed them
wlves of the oppoitunny to get warm
ar coats. They have scorned , how
ver , the camouflage of the dye man
.nd it is now a common sight to see
lie wearing a long war coat that ob
iously once, as a gray military over
oat, adorned a German officer. Thi
nly chance has been the feminizing ot
lie collar and sleeves with perhaps I
he addition here and there of a few
mttons or trimming.
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/OOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalmers
Funeral Directors
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