118-Leon Guerrero, P. B. January 31, 1952. To Committee on Education and Labor.

An Act to enact Title XXXII and Chapter 1 through 3 thereof, inclusive, of the Government Code of Guam relating to the establishment of a minimum wage law and to repeal all laws inconsistent herewith. Failed of passage-Rule XXI, Section 4.

119-Santos, Joaquin S. January 31, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to add Section 48a to the Civil Code of Guam relating to libel and slander.

Failed of passage-Rule XXI, Section 4.

120-Ramirez, Florencio T. January 31, 1952. To Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources.

An Act to amend Sections 13509 and 13510 of Chapter 6 of Title XIV of the Government Code of Guam relating to priorities in the lease or purchase of government real property, and to add Sections 13510a and 13510b of Chapter 6 of Title XIV of the Government Code of Guam relating to priority of certain persons in the purchase of government real property.

Failed of passage-Rule XXI, Section 4.

121-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 33). February 1, 1952. To Committee on Finance and Taxation.

An Act to enact Chapter 6 of Title XX of the Government Code of
Guam relating to a gross receipts tax to repeal Congress Bill No. 3,
Eighth Guam Congress, Bill No. 9, Eighth Guam Congress, Public
Law 28, Ninth Guam Congress and all other laws inconsistent here-
with.

See Resolution No. 86.

122-Guerrero, Manuel F. L. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Finance and Taxation.

Making an appropriation for the contingent expenses of the Guam
Legislature, to take effect immediately.

February 1-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
February 4-From Committee on Finance and Taxation with the
recommendation to do pass. Read second and third time. Passed.
February 5-To the Secretary of Guam.

February 8-Signed by the Governor. Public Law No. 39.

123-Santos, Joaquin S. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary. An Act to revise the powers, qualifications, responsibilities and duties of notaries public; to provide for commissioners of deeds and to repeal Chapter 36 of the Civil Regulations with the Force and Effect of Law in Guam.

February 1-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. May 12-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to amend and do pass as amended.

May 14-Read second time.

May 15-Read third time. Recommitted to Committee on Judiciary for further study and recommendation.

July 3-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to amend and do pass as amended.

July 7-Read second time.

July 8-Read third time. Passed.

July 15-To the Secretary of Guam.

July 29-Signed by the Acting Governor. Public Law No. 81.

124-Perez, Joaquin A. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary. An Act to make uniform the law of warehouse receipts.

February 1-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. July 3-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to do pass.

July 7-Read second time, read third time. Passed.

July 15-To the Secretary of Guam.

July 24-Signed by the Acting Governor. Public Law No. 74.

125-Sablan, James T. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act with reference to trust receipts and pledges of personal property unaccompanied by possession in the pledges and to make uniform the law with reference thereto.

February 1-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. July 3-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to do pass.

July 7-Read second time. Read third time. Passed.

July 15-To the Secretary of Guam.

July 29 Signed by the Acting Governor. Public Law No. 77.

126-Ramirez, Florencio T. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary. An Act to create a Juvenile Court and to prescribe the duties, powers and responsibilities thereof; to repeal Section 273(a) of the Penal Code of Guam and to add a new Section 273(a).

An Urgency Measure.

February 1-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. May 12-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to amend and do pass as amended.

May 14-Read second time.

May 15-Read third time. Urgency clause adopted. Passed.

May 19-To the Secretary of Guam.

June 6-Signed by the Acting Governor. Public Law No. 54.

127-Duenas, Antonio S. N. February 1, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary. An Act to provide a territorial parole system; to establish territorial parole board and to define their powers, duties and responsibilities and other related matters.

Superseded by Bill No. 131, Public Law No. 59.

128-Guerrero, Manuel F. L., by request. April 2, 1952. To Committee on Rules.

An Act to amend Chapter 47 of the Civil Regulations with the Force and Effect of Law in Guam.

April 2-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. April 15-From Committee on Rules with the recommendation to do pass.

April 16-Read second time.

April 17-Read third time. Passed.

April 18-To the Secretary of Guam.

May 2-Signed by the Governor. Public Law No. 46.

129-Guerrero, Manuel F. L., by request. April 2, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to amend Sections 3150, 3227, and 3265 of Title 15 of the Civil
Code of Guam relating to negotiable instruments.

Failed of passage-Rule XXI, Section 4.

130 Leon Guerrero, P. B., by request. April 3, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to make uniform the law of sales of goods.

An Urgency Measure.

April 3-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. June 12-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to amend and do pass as amended.

June 13-Read second time.

June 16-Read third time. Passed.

June 19- To the Secretary of Guam.

June 24-Signed by the Governor. Public Law No. 58.

131-Quitugua, Ignacio P., by request. April 4, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to provide a territorial parole system; to establish a territorial parole board and to define their powers, duties and responsibilities; and other related matters.

An Urgency Measure.

April 4-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee. June 13-From Committee on Judiciary with the recommendation to amend and do pass as amended.

June 16-Read second time.

June 18-Read third time. Passed.

June 20-To the Secretary of Guam.

June 28 Signed by the Acting Governor. Public Law No. 59.

132-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 34). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Section 100 of Title I of the Government Code of
Guam, relating to the termination of military government proclama-
tions, general orders and official notices and to legalize all actions
taken pursuant thereto, and to repeal all laws inconsistent herewith,
including Executive Order 2-46.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

133-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 35). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Governmental Affairs and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 8 of Title X of the Government Code of Guam relating to the Office of Chief Medical Examiner and to repeal all laws inconsistent herewith, including Chapter 2, Title XI, Part II of the

Penal Code of Guam and Bill 1, Eighth Guam Congress.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

134 Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 36). April 4, 1952. To Committee on Finance and Taxation and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Section 28002a of Title XXIX of the Government Code
of Guam, relating to the attorneys' license fees and to repeal Bill
Number 7, Eighth Guam Congress, Sections 2(a) (12) and Section 20
of Chapter II, Civil Regulations with the Force and Effect of Law in
Guam, and all other laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

135 Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 37). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 2 of Title II of the Government Code of Guam,
relating to the effective date of statutes and to repeal Public Law 22,
First Guam Legislature, Bill No. 8, Eighth Guam Congress and all
other laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

136 Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 38). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 1 of Title II of the Government Code of Guam,
relating to the legislative power to administer oaths and affirmations
and to subpoena witnesses and to repeal Public Law 3, Ninth Guam
Congress, and all other laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

137-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 39). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Sections 1015 through 1018, inclusive, of Title II of
the Government Code of Guam, relating to the name of the Legisla-
ture of Guam, the designation of its sessions, and the designation of
succeeding Legislatures, and to repeal Public Law 5, 11th Guam Con-
gress and all other laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

138-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 40). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Sections 1501 and 1502 of Title II of the Government
Code of Guam relating to the form of enacting clause for laws and re-
solving clause for resolutions passed by the Guam Legislature and
to repeal Public Law 13, Ninth Guam Congress, Public Law 1, First
Guam Legislature, and all other laws inconsistent herewith.
April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

139 Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 41). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 2 of Title IV of the Government Code of
Guam relating to appointments to public office and to repeal Public
Law 20, First Guam Legislature, and all other laws inconsistent here-
with.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

140-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 42). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Governmental Affairs and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 5 of Title IX of the Government Code of
Guam, relating to civil defense and to repeal Public Laws 21 and 42,
First Guam Legislature.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

141-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 43). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Governmental Affairs and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapters 1 and 2 of Title XXII of the Government
Code of Guam relating to the establishment of a Board on Utility
Rates and its functions to set water and taxi rates and to repeal all
laws inconsistent herewith including Public Law 1, First Guam Legis-
lature, First Special Session, Public Laws 28, 41, and 43, First Guam
Legislature.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

142-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 44). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Governmental Affairs and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapter 3 of Title X of the Government Code of Guam
relating to the Guam Memorial Hospital and to repeal the Proclama-
tion of the Governor of Guam dated December 4, 1947, Executive Or-
der No. 1-51, Public Law 40, First Guam Legislature, and all other
laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.

143-Committee on Rules (Codification Bill No. 45). April 14, 1952. To Committee on Education and Labor and to be re-referred to Committee on Judiciary.

An Act to enact Chapters 1 through 5, inclusive, of Title XII of the
Government Code of Guam relating to the Department of Education,
teachers, pupils, school year and other subjects pertinent to educa-
tion and to repeal Bill No. 19, Eighth Guam Congress, Chapter XVIII,
Civil Regulations with the Force and Effect of Law in Guam, and all
other laws inconsistent herewith.

April 14-Read first time. To printer. From printer. To Committee.
See Resolution No. 86.