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Evening star., 1947-08-27

day for the citizens Of the new
Nation to thank God for q constitu- |
tional form of Government and the
blessings which accompany it.
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while attempting to retrieve
golf ball Horace O'Brysns
grinning broadly and saying in /.
loud voice, They tell me. wa
just tied our match. and vet won
it and three Miami bucks apiece.
Norman Artman having to take
a two-stroke penalty on number
2, even though his tee shot was
275 yards down the fairway. The
ball had gone into the rough and
hit a tree, bouncing unnoticed
by all concerned into the center
of the fairway.
Team match scores are as fol.
lows:
Joe Lopez-narry knight, XIV.
512; Bill Stembler-B. b. Lotspeich.
312.
Herb Jones-Tom Bomar, NICE.
6l2: Sam Anderson-B Spots
wood, 212.
Clint Whitehead Thurman
Whiteside. MCC. 9; Ike Park
Charles Smith, 0.
James Mira Humbert Mira. XIV
5R; Paul AndersOn-Frank Jack
son, 3la.
A. II. decentralization Moser.
MCC, 9; Curry Harris Gen Jones
TO-.
c. c. Shaw-John SEVERN. NICE
IN; Paul Mesa Moreno Wallace.
1R.
Russell Houston-Guy Austin.
MCC, 8; Ken Jones-Hugh Moore.
Dick Briggs-C. M. Long. MCc.
9; Tony Demeritt- Charles Salas. o,
Jack Francis Stott
MCC, 9; Bob Billiard Fred Mat
hewS, 0.
Dana Gillingham-Walte Etzel.
MCC, 8h; Pop Ward
Tyson, y.
Jack Tamboer-A. w. Garrison.
MCC, 6i2; l. Lester-Russell Hy.
man, 212.
James Harrison-Marshall ivy
man, MCC, Az: Horace O'Bryant.
Norman Artman, Az. af
John Richardson Carlisle Cave.
MCC. 9; Charles YateS-Robert
Dopp, 0.
Paul Sher-George Carey, XIV.
| s; R. E. Nitzsche-Dr. F. w. Glenn.
g.
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Tennis
Team Defeats
Key West, 80
SMITH BEATS voSBURcH. So,
Ga; JEErER WINS FROM
SMITH. Ga. So: BLAUvELr.
'WF
HOWELL WIN

The Navy brought out a
strongly reinforced tennis team
yesterday and walloped a Key
West three-man aggregation
without losing a set at the Of
ficerS' courts at the Submarine
Base.
In the No. SINGLES match.
1t. Gg) NJ. Smith of Boca Chica,
trounced John VoSDurgh of the
Key West team, 63, GA. Vos-
burgh, who won in straight sets
in his last appearance against
the Navy, found his new oppon-
ent little too tough.
Smith, who has played con-
siderably with World Champion
Bobby Riggs, raced through the
first five games before Vosburgh
could halt him to take three
straight. The Navy man had
plenty of pace on his ground
shots and mixed IN drop shots ef-
fectively.
Displaying a strong service
Vosburgh was able to deadlock
the second set after trailing "a
but Smith took the next game af-
ter it had gone to deuce and ran
out the last game easily. B It h
men showed the effects of the
broiling midsummer Florida SUM-
1t. Gg) ]. Jester, Smiths doubles
partner in their recent success
full trip to the Naval tournament
in Jacksonville. defeated Robert
Smith, 6-3, 6-2 and Commander
r. E. Blauvelt and 1t. Dixie
Howell trounced Vosburgh and
Chester Knowles, 6-3, 90.
The results avenged a previous
81 defeat handed the Navy by
a Key West team.
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COnqlserOrs Of
Key Vest In
State Final Round

Key West softball fans still
gloomy over the defeat of
Bob's Sports Shop in the
Fourth District semifinals
recently by the Pan Amer
lean Clippers. District cham
pions. can smile q little now.
The Pan AIMS were sched-
uled to meet Clearwater in
the final and dciding game
of the state championships
at Orlando at $3.50 last night.
In Saturday nights game the
Pan AIMS defeated Clear
water. l to O. in 20 innings.
defeating Herb Dudley. one
of the leading pitchers in
the South. =.
Dudley famed IS batteTs
but received his fixst de-
feat in AZ games when Han
old Scott. catcher of the team
that beat Key West. singled
in the 10th to score Stan
Weinkle. who had reached
first on an infield hit and
stolen second. ,l>..>.
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Pirates Shade Blue Sox,
2 To l; Saints Triumph
Over USS. Gilmore. 80
Bucs Rally In Ninth To Win
Island City Opener; Sail.
or Pitcher Hurls Two
Hitter

The Pirates defeated the Blue
Sox, 2 to l, and San Carlos
nosed out the USS Gilmore, 3
to 2, before good crowd at the
Key West Barracks yesterday in
the opening games of the reor-
ganized Island City League.
The Pirates took their game
with a ninth inning rally. Gabe
Lastres issued two passes and
Pancho Salinero advanced both
men with a bunt. M. Sanchez
was walked intentionally. With
one out Robert Santana singled
to score the winning run.
San Carlos opened with two
runs in the first inning and held
the lead despite the tWo-hit
pitching of Murray.
Box scores:
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Softball Games
BAYVIEW PARK
NIGHT GAMES

TONIGHT
7:30-USS. Gilmore VS.. Bob's
Sports Shop.
9:15-Key West Merchants VS..
Naval Hospital.
7:3O-American Legion VS..
- Bob's Sports Shop.
9:15-Adams Dairy VS.. Naval
Hospital.
THURSDAY
7:30-VFW VS.. USS. Gilmore.
9:15-Jerry's Half-Acre VS.. Key
West Merchants.
FRIDAY
7:30-American Legion VS.. USS.
Gilmore.
9:15-Adams Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants.
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Shiffhouser: stolen base: Herman
DEE: sacrifice hit: Haskins: struck
out: by Simpson 1; bases on balls;
off LaStres 2, off Simpson 3, off
Bindcheller l, of Villareal l: left
on bases: Stars 4, Red Raiders 5;
time game: Ito; umpires: F.
Villareal and E. Albury; scorer:
Aguilar.
Score by innings of first game:
r. H. E.
Sub Base
900 O02 900 O0O-2 3
Night Flyers
010 100 900 O01-3 Z 2
q out when winning run scored)
Box score:
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Pollocks Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Pollock,
527 Margaret street, have return
ed after a trip of several weeks in
the north. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Louis Swartz, Of La
COMA, N. H.. mother of Mrs. Pol
lock, who will visit them for two
weeks. ~.
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Runs batted in: Myers /, Mark
ovitch 2: sacrifice hits: Blood
worth. Kenny. Whiteman; home
run: Markovitch: earned runc:
Sub Base 2. Night Flyers l; struck
out: by Day 7. by Griffen 10; bas-
es on balls: off Day 2. off Griffen
z: left on bases: Sub Base 9, Night
Flyers IL: stolen bases: Dean 8;
balk: Griffen: hit by pitcher: by
Griffen 2 myers and Ferns). by
Day l Cannon; winning pitcher:
Day; losing pitcher: Griffen: time
of game: 500; umpires: E. Albury
and Robert Bethel; field played
on: Wickers Field: scorer: Aguilsr.
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To Visit L. II. Warren

Mrs. Leo Braxton Warren is
due to arrive in Key West from
Chevy Chase, Md, to visit her
father-in-law, Leo H.. Warren,
who is ill at his home, 412 Eliza
beth street. =.
Mrs. Warren is the recent
bride of Leo B. Warren, and will
be joined by him at an early
date. .
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BROOKLYN CLINCS TO 6-CAME LEAD
WITH 3 TO l WIN OVER PIRATES AS
CARDS SUBDUE BOSTON BRAVES, 9-5
Branca Wins 18th For
Dodgers With Relief Aid
From Casey; Giants Set
Homer Mark
1By The AssoeIated PressI

NEW YORK, Aug. Z3.-MlnuS
their regular shortstop second
bose combination of Pewee
Reese and Eddie Stanky, who
were spiked Saturday, the Brook
lyn Dodgers continued their pres
sure drive for the National
League pennant, protecting their
six-game lead over the st. Louis
Cards with a 81 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday;
Substitutes Eddie MiksiS and
Stan Rojek filled in at second
and short, respectively, to the
complete satisfaction of the 49,
207 fans who saw the game at Eb-
bets Field. Miksis homered in the
seventh and Rojek drove in Dixie
Walker in the first with a single.
Ralph Branca shut out the Pr
rates until the eight with two hits
but three singles then brought a
Pittsburgh run. The Pirates
threatened in the ninth and
Hugh Casey had TO relieve the
20-year-old ace with men on
first and third and one out. He
famed Frank Cuisine and forced
Ralph Kindrex to ground out.
Branca received credit for his
18th victory.
The Cards meanwhile were
clouting Is hits off four pitch
ers to hand the Boston Braves
q 9-5 defeat at Boston. Murray
Dickson pitched SEVENTH ball
and Stan Musial slammed his
18th homer.
The New York Yankees routed
the Chicago White Sox, l6 to 6,
In a seven-inning nightcap of a
doubleheader at Chicago after
the Sox took the opener. 3 to 2,
ON cass Michaels' single off Buck
Newsom in the sixth, scoring
Rudy York.
Boo Ferris limited the Cleve-
land Indians to five hits lat
Cleveland and the Boston Red
Sox took the opener of twin
bill, ii to 2. Joe Gordon's homer
with, one on in the sixth gave
Al Gettel and the Indians a 81
decision in the nightcap
The New York Giants set a
new seasons home record for the
National League, reaching a to-
tai Of l73 on five circuit smashes.
Walker Cooper and Sid Gordon
helped beat the Chicago Cubs, 4
10 o, in the opener of two games
with one apiece, and Johnny
Mize, Ernie lombard and Buddy
Kerr connected in the second
game. although the Cubs won, s
10 3. II was Mics 40th homer
and the shutout was Harry jan
sens 18th win against four de-
feats.
The Philadelphia Phillies took
the nightcap of doubleheader
with Cincinnati, to 6, in seven
innings at Philadelphia, after the
Reds took the opener, IL to 8.
At Detroit the Tigers took a
lead in their battle for third
place with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, winning the first. 6 to 2,
and the second, ga, on Pat Null
Inns ninth homer with the bases
full.
AT ST. Louis Jerry Priddy hit a
homer inside the park with two
on to lead the Washington Sen
ators to a IA victory in the Sec
ond game of a twin bill after the
Browns took the opener, I'll.
Results:
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Summary: 2b hits: A. Alonzo, L.
Rodriguez; runs batted in: San
tana, G. Albury; sacrifice hits:
Salinero, Fernandez; double plays:
J. Garcia to Santana, Santana to
Arnold to Sanchez: left on bases:
Blue Sox Z. Pirates 6.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Blue Sox ---- 900 900 1901 3 l
Pirates ---.-.- O10 900 0O1-2 6 2
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K. W. Golfers
Bow Miami
Country Club
MAKE FINE SHOW AGAINST
STRONG FOES THOUGH Los
ING. s7h.2sh: BEST NO. l
DUO

DUO
Key West Golf Club members
were defeated, 97h to 28h by
the Miami Country Club at their
course yesterday afternoon in the
first inter-city match between
the two clubs.
The match was played over the
Miami Country Club course. one
of the oldest in Florida. The
sporty layout is well adorned
with many variations of shade
trees and semi-tropical plants.
The fairways were so soft that
many shots did not travel far af-
Eter reaching the turf.
/ The Miami team was loaded
with low-handicap players, and
Ithe Key Westers admitted they
were meeting their toughest COM
fpetition since inauguration of
team matches years ago.
The first leg of the large team
trophy has now been won by Mi
ami. For permanent possession
Eof the cup, each club must win
ithe. inter-city matches three
ttimeS.
| The Key West club also
awarded trophies to the individ-
lual teams scoring the lowest best
j ball. For the Miamians, Bill
Stembler and B. B. Lotspeich
gathered the honors, with Key
tWesters Joe Lopez and Harry
Knight garnering the Key West
best ball score. Lopez shot the
best individual score, a two I'M
der par 20.
I The surprise team of George
Carey and Paul Sher won the
most points for the locals by
scoring a 6-3 victory. Other win
ners were Joe Lopez and Harry
knight, SIC to 3H2; James Mira,
Humbert Mira, 5R to 312 with
the team of Horace O'Bryant and
Norman D. Artman tying, Az
Ito Az.
The matches were scored 9
points to, foursome, three for
team best ball and three apiece
| for each individuals best ball.
Individual Key West winners
were:
Joe Lopez, 21s to u; Humbert
Mira 2l2 to Y; NJ. Ignatius Les
ter. 2h to u; Norman D. Art
man. 2ha to to "; Paul Sher. 2
Ito l. Those tying were Bob
SpottsWood, Jimmy Mira, George
Carey.
After the foursome matches the
Miami Country Club gave buff
fet cocktail party for the Island
City guests. At this time. Horace
jO'Bryant gave well-received
speech and also presented the
threestrophies to the winners.
! Unforgetables
George Carey's embarrassment
at falling in the Miami Creek
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The Department of Commerce
discloses that the average Ameri-
can eats more than Is pounds of
candy year.
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American League
CAME RESULTS
Florida InternationAI League

z Sundays Scores) u
Tampa 5, st. Petersburg 4.
Miami 9, West Palm Beach l.
American League
. Sundays Scores)
ST. Louis IA, Washington IT.
Boston Ill, Cleveland %.
Chicago SO, New York 2-16,
second game called end 7th, dark
ness.
Detroit 6-5, Philadelphia "a.
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Summary: 2b hit: Filter: 3b
hit: r. Garcia; rbi: G.. Valdez,
Moose; sac: c. Garcia; left on
bases San Carlos 2, Gilmore 9;
pitchers records:
Up r H BIB SO Err
SWeeting -- 9 2 5 4 7 |
Murray - 8 3 2 2 7 |
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Gilmore 900 DOL 1902 5 3
San Carlos 200 900 1Ox-3 2 3
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Personals
Gardeners Return

GARDENERS Return
John A. Gardner, proprietor Of
Gardeners Pharmacy, and Mrs.
Gardner, returned Saturday from
a vacation spent in Athens Ga.
Mrs. Gardeners former home.
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Scouts Give Benefit

Proceeds from tomorrow nights
craWfish and avocado salad din
ner at ST. Paul's Parish Hall will
go toward buying educational
books for members of Boy Scout
Troop So, ScoutmaSter Ernest
Avila said today.
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Everready Stars to Meet

The Everready Star Club of the
Order of Eastern Star will meet
at pm. tomorrow at the home
of the secretary. Mrs. Mary
Adams, 81 Poinciana Place.
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New York 4----.-----------.-- 3 8 2
Wyse and Scheffing; lott, Han
sen. Jones and Lombard.
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National League

National League
Sundays Scores)
New York 4-3. Chicago 0-8.
Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh l.
ST. Louis 8, Boston 5.
Cincinnati 1876, Philadelphia
3-8, second game called end 7th,
law.
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Abraham Lincoln wrote the
first part of the Gettysburg adj
dress in ink, the second part in
pencil.
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Score by innings: r. H. E.
Miami Stars -- 06l OF 9 l
Red Raiders , 010 As 5
1.-TWO outs when game called
Bindchandler, Simpson, ]. Viii
lareal and Molaer; Bo Meador, F.
Lastres and D. Roberts.
Home run; Trowbridge; three
base hit: Melear; two-base hit:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Came

7 NeWSOm, Pdge ana f1OUK
Haynes, Caldwell and fresh.
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Bonham, Singleton and Kluttz,
Howell; Branca, Casey and Ed
wards.
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Statistics
BY The Associated Press
STANDINGS

Island City Baseball League
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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35 2 5 "a 9 3
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(lz lnnlngS)
Lively. Gumbert and Lamar
no; Jurisich, Donnelly, Schmidt
and Padgett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-20
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 HELD MEET THURSDAY

The Women of Moose, Chapter 439, met Thursday night and the Moosehaven Chapter night program was quite successful. Chairman Maxine hammers was in charge of the program. The highlight of the evening was talk by Paul Urich on the Moosehaven Home. Having been to the home, Urich was able to give much first hand informa- ton. The chapter gave $5 toward purchasing an oxygen tent for Moosehaven.
 A pair of handmade pillow slips was the award to G. E. Almquist and a vanity set went to Mrs. Chris Abrakabas.
 Three candidates were initiated, Louise Mines, Rosemary Johnson and Olive Tonkins.
 Games were played under the di- rection of Mrs. Virginia Pugel and refreshments were served by Mes danes Bryson, Rhodes, Groggin and ESner.
 The next meeting will be held on Saturday, January 3, as the regular date falls on New Years Day.
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WANT A-D-S
MURPHY & MURPHY

000-twoNb bedroom house, near business district. Deep lot. New furniture. Inner-spring mattress es, etc.
 40Xl44 filled in lot on Willougby. GEE. electric range, Sl00. Calaroid burners, deep well, etc. BOOMING House and apts. Nets $18500 mo- plus apt. Can rent apt. $75.00
 CURIO SHOP, best location, im- mediate possession; small select stock. Rent reasonable. 3-BEDROOM house, cement base ment, furnace, refrig, etc, pric- ed quick sale.
 PROPERTY investment opp. Make s50o.00 plus SC interest-payment Sl00.00 per mo. prime. and int. title escrowed.
 On beach side, 2 bedroom home appr. mile city limits. Well furn. immediate poss. Terms. 2 BEDROOMS, 7th St. basement. new furn. clean. Good buy. SCANDINAVIAN ROOMS. Sea- view machine shop several properties Douglas and Doug las beach two apt. houses = prop. Auke Bay and Highway.
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"KISS OF DEATH"
 WOMAN CONVICTED

NEVADA CITY, Calf, Dec. 20- R-Lois Hunt Hardy. adjudged a murderer for turing a man into a mountain meadow tryst where her male accomplice shot him to death, looked today to a second trial. on an insanity plea, to save her from pos sible death in San Quentins gas chamber
 A jury late yesterday found the 22-year-old New London, Conn, woman guilty of first degree mur- der for her part in the Kiss of Death staying of James w. Me Clain, 48, a motorist who had of fered a ride to her and her hitch hiking husband
 The prosecutor did not ask for the death penalty, but the verdict carried a mandatory death sentence because the jury made no recon- mendation for mercy.
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FORMAL BALL 10 EE
 GIVEN THIS EVENING
 FOR RAINBOW GIRLS

A Christmas Formal Ball will be given this evening in the Scottish Rite Temple by the Order of Rain bow for Girls. Dancing will begin at 9.30 to music provided by Rick Larson and his orchestra. The dance is invitational
 The ballroom will be decorated with Christmas greens. At each side of the floor will be two large trees. decorated for the occasion to throw light over the dancers.
 This is the first formal dance the Rainbow Girls have given for sev- eral years. They are making it a beautiful one with Christmas" as the theme.
 Preceding the dance there will be Christmas initiation.
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AAA COMMUNITIES CONTRIBUTING 10
 XMAS SHIP DRIVE

Almost $500 has been received by Lew Nj Williams, Secretary oi Alaska, for use in outfitting a Se- attle ship with relief supplies for Europe. These contributions, he said today are almost entirely from smaller communities. He reported that the larger cities have not yet forwarded their donations.
 In addition tc this amount, May CT Waino E. Hendrickson report ed that the City of Juneau has received ahout S250 so far, mostly from individuals. He said that many organizations are intending to. join in the campaign, but have not yet forwarded their contribu- tions.
 Williams also reported that the sailing time of the vessel from Se- attle has been postponed to about January l, but that there is still not enough time to accept the very generous gesture of the three Alaska steamship companies. He said that all three had offered to transport food, clothing and other contributions free of charge to Se- attle. Williams stated that the time clement will prevent acceptance of anything but cash for the cam paign.
 Juneaultes are asked to forward their contributions to the City Clerks office.
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purchasers be stricken from the bill, which was then given it's first reading as revised.
 Mayor Hendrickson reported that he had been notified by the Federal Works Agency that planning funds which have not been used by the city would be withdrawn unless &C., tion is taken by mid-January on such projects as the proposed municipal recreation building. An informal meeting of the Council will be held soon to discuss the matter further.
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KIWANIS WILL GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR WINFIELD HOME

The Kiwanis will play Santa Claus to the children of the Winfield Home on Sunday afternoon. Kiwanis plan a big holiday dinner and Santa Claus will be there to see that each little boy and girl receives a present.
 The Kiwanis will meet at the Juneau Drug Store at o'clock to- morrow afternoon and transporta- ton will be furnished for members She Rev James Conwell, s. J., is chairman for the festivities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-20
LIQUOR LICENSES AGAIN DIS(USSED
 BY CITY COUNCIL

Two requests for reconsideration of liquor license applications which were rejected at special meeting Of the City Council, were introduced last night at the Coun- cil's regular meeting.
 Attorney Norman Banfield in- formed the council that several important facts in connection with suspension of the license of the Dreamland Bar, owned by Fred and Cipriano Carrillo, should be heard.
 Carrillo was questioned by Ban- field as to his manner of operat- ing the bar as were several mem- bers of the police force Miss Isa- belle Hartung testified that the Dreamland is the worst offender in connection with the serving of liquor to minors and intoxicated persons.
 Patrolman Walter Sim sad that while all of the night clubs are in need of improvement, the environ ment at the Dreamland could not be termed terrible" and that it's clientele would only go elsewhere if the Dreamland's license was re- voked.
 Patrolmen John -u.rme and Bernard Hulk were also question ed, both by Banfield and by mem bers of the Council. Chief of Police Milo Clouse then stated that the Dreamland has been the scene Of more trouble than any other es- tablishment in town.
 Tt is not Carrillo's fault" he said, but the only way I can see to control the situation is to as sign a special man there to see that the condition does not per sist"
 l After a five-minute recess the ! Council members returned with a ] comm ttee report recommending ! to the distr.ct court that Carrillo's application be reconsidered 50 days after January l.
 Attorney M. E. Monagle asked that the Council reconsider the application of Lawrence E. DuBois for a retail liquor license, but Council members declined to take ! action on the request.
 E. M. Spence of the City Bus Line protested that the Capitol l City Trailways line was picking 1 up passengers for stops within the i city limits of Juneau, in violation <, of his exclusive franchise. Mayor ! Waino Hendrickson said he would i have police make check. A representative of boat own i CTS at the Small Boat Harbor, William Horseman, suggested to the Council that persons enjoy Ing the facilities of the Harbor be assessed small monthly tax to enable the city to maintain im- provements there.
 He said that most of the boat owners felt that such a payment was due the city in return for it's investments in the Harhor. Ban field offered to provide Mayor Hendr.ckson with a copy of sim liar arrangements drawn up in Petersburg.
 Second and final readings were heard on several ordinances before the Council, and it was moved that the first and second readings of Ordinance 3l5, regulating the de- livery of intoxicating beverages in
 Juneau, be considered ineffective
 Councilman Johnson moved that the section providing that 12:l0 p m. be set as the zero hour for de- livering liquor from merchants tc
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H0SplTkL NOTES

Mrs Edith Hansen of Yakutat is the mother of a baby boy born at St. Ann's Hospital The baby weigh ed seven pounds, 13 ounces at birth.
 Discharged from the hospital was Mrs. w. B. Converse, surgical pa tient.