Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 14, 1922 · page 9

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- V 2 7 2 for your information. 7
. . _ . l f‘Bemuse it is axiomatic that w
. . 3--" scan ships wherever they 39;: '
~ L ,, ‘- Amricap territory and much 1‘ , _‘
.. ' u - , jurisdiction of the laws of the Uzi“
¥ .. . I. 4. ‘ 7 .states, theGover’nment's Imam . 1 '
 ‘ 7' , , . , _ imhm tootheampaormu‘am,
5 ‘ Th .‘ W. , ‘ Stores Ship'fint Board com"
(A ‘ F v V e Centé‘i‘lmse’oall nine dacmvexy f Mil-“of the Consultation and’ '
Q. " By a 5 “M“ “New thamflish‘m “on 'N’m'd m in at least mm v'
2.5 _ Vi ‘ . {gateway by the more»: 22 to 3. Thu ant respects: ~ 2
T * . = ‘ . ‘mégeedwnd defeat that Staples hurl “As American sovereignty 7 ,
r“ Tl," [lopkwmds lost out. to the fast 0' h q , . > _ , . . . . _ 1‘ 1:11 the hands of the local . thofiag. it is a. violation ’0: the
it o .. -~ ll an - tars Lionday EVPHII‘I ‘ the «cm. . l . . . ..
.. . m u t“lught game 0! the season. The fans 0 . 7 S tr . , ' stxtutlon and the enfomement not
i. ‘- game and turned out ln large numbers. n£2§$§°w§3k§ to‘ ""3. “1‘1““ 1312231152211: fish; day ””35 Whittle Gmmment to sell intoxicating}.
»; ‘ yum- or the strongest teams available booked. ' 2 continued 33‘“ baserstealirlg. The Memttfiogie§2fiigmn fihpergniiigssia.‘tees°n ”3"” “I:
W . , - . ' ’ 'l ER) 0 e 'n -a ”when. 3
- o . . . _ _ MALE-.531. ’21 l the worm , ‘ ¥
,1 _. ,, 7 Welch rt 4- 1' i 13-1“ ‘3- edl "It is a. violation of'the cow
< 4 \ux'wnlk high is surelv chm-o In takln \m i Gibso' ‘b'lw, """" V 3i“! the law for the Government”
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.. .l {m M «flaunts added flllnther “do“ to {hols}; on '1 int, camp Monda) the J_ Bea t'1 3 0 0 11 0 2 to transport intoxicating liquor 1'15»
» ‘ .. , r at. making a clean m9!) of the t le. 9. 1b . . 4 0 2 4 5 0 .
. g .. A.-. vs M‘hmhll? to date. The two remaining games will Abromites 3b ‘ 4 o 1 ”‘3 the three‘mfle “a“ “39- '
.' ' ' phw .» «10>» but the “Fl-st Avenue students are confident‘thfgfiggrgmshgség Rurke. c 3., ' pa. . 5 9 1 g i i! "It is a violation of the law for ‘g
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,l ‘1’“ ll; 4 ill lust game will be played at_Hallowe’en Park. gtomford on Satur- H‘ Begum If 4 1 1 0 0 9 government Shfp to pom “3‘ on.“
. . a - I) .l. .6 moon and the return game at morwalk on Wednesday June *1 \Vheemr' SS """ 3 1 0 0 o 1 linng liquor Within the three-mil;
~ " ’ . ' “ ' Huck. cf’ ..... 4 ‘l w 9- - ' '
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“ ' fi 0 I ' Mazzanovic’h, 2b . . 4 0 1 0 3 3 “We are reliably infer-med that fill
V ‘ I l ' Ql —— -. __ __ __ _ advertisement of the United M7 ,
‘ 0 lull.» - lllgruevshowed his class Monday evening when he bested Gene Totals . . ...... 35 3 s 34 15 9 lines. published in European W” :; .
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> ' I. *T- 47‘8” torlmproxz “it‘ll PCP Orrzvdtanor the manner of a. champion. R 833. r. 11. no. a. o. 0.112;? on ships of the United sat!!- *
>3 ‘4! H' - t' -' » " ' every ou . 059. 55 .......... 7 2 2 z 1 2 ’e are also reliably informed fl“
‘- , . Omaii. 1b. 0 .. . . .. 7 2 3 9 1 0 during all the time that tlie Gavel-1:.
4 ’ o o 0 Root. 2b .. ...... -. 3 o o 1 2 0 ment has been violating the W
. ,. Amie-moo. 0. 1b . . . 5 3 2 9 2 0 tion laws it has had public W
l All“: considerable fik‘kcring. a match has finally been arrangcd between finance, ’1" p ‘ ' ' - ‘ 5 3 2 2 4 ° twang the mum” f" the W
i .1; _ mt. {lllt'lzhf‘ world s bantom champion. and Joe Lynch. one of his many Sahelchids. 3b . . . . 5 3 2 0 1 1 purpose of preaching respect fox-5&3
m «'glvlllv-Ifws. ‘l he date set for the go is July 10. at the new Velodrome. New smith Cf """ ' ‘6 '3 5 1 0 0 prohibition laws to the American 1’” 7
.y :urk l HY; bull llml Lynch were first to have fought three months ago in Drabeck. If ' 6 4 3 ‘1 0 0 919- . '
.1 .«llwn .Nlllllrr- burden. but a row days before the fighi‘ But! spralncd his 90h P_- Ff ........ 5 1 2 (l 5 0 "We are enclosing What appears”
‘ l:.\t.-! V\ hm,- training and tho bout was callellrol'l'. They wére later matched k erettl. 2b """" 3‘ 1 2 2 1 0 be a Government—inspired. “W
l. '11 .lxll‘l ‘wm-v to have fought about :1 month ago but thla also .waa post- ,- ‘— —' *- -~ - - editorial: making a plea. for the cal-
x.x ‘m: - .l l. Woks now as though the fight would go through as scheduled July I Totals """" -52 -2? 23 27 17 3 tinned violation °f the prohihflilfl,
-~ L «l. u llc-n tho;- lwo hantoms wul have the opportunity of having It Out. Maples SCORE?) 1:111:333'95 laws on board the l'nited States gm 4-.
" ’ 3 "J 3 0 0— 3 We have authoritative information.
‘ ' ‘ ' Gem” Q6“? 3 3 ‘2’ 1 4 6 x—2 the day bef-lxe this editorial was p.53
. . . . E . ..L-_.ll!ARY lishod that it was to appear the £61» '
‘ ~ llw lair-st collexo stars to Join the professional ranks are llill Tierney of armed “mg—Lem" 11: Staples 1' 1‘3ng d3?" 3
'l ' P'l' v'Y".“Ollt-8‘P. and'Hall ol llle University of Alabama. The former is a: T3,“) base hlxs‘A‘r‘d‘imnv Drabeck. “Tho i‘rovarrmrnt’s disregard eff!!!
~ . ,. u: .mrkm ability and lhn hull-r an illlieldF-r. 110m ha've been signed “F“ 9“ VHF—0ft. 0“ 1' Break“ 3‘ prohibition laws and its new of in;
w l‘m-ll-xslrr on! tho llltrrnallonal League. 034093.139 0. Abromltes 5- spasm: editorial wpport of the at?
,. .. ruc ' out—by Brodice 5: Och ': 11v " ‘ - l
g . . . . ' Beanie 6. Abram-lites 2' ‘ - emotion of one of its pusiness W
e, . _. ~ . prises from the operations of. the hi -
. “acrlfice llllj—Brelllce 1; Drabeck. th h cl d ‘ts feeble _ I
. ' Tho Glants made a clean sweep of tho Cincinnati series. fly winning yes- Left on biases—(““tfl S" Staples 5‘ :m tel Gwen" in .’tan d1 h. by
Vl-l‘llnl'i“ game the New Yorkers made it four straight from the Reds. Double play—Perot” to Rose. emp O ,. “,O'ce ‘ an t 9 m9 " ;,
‘ Hit m. pi‘Cht~r«-3>v Ammites 1 (kn- ment of skilled. orators to 7 ,
'5 l o u 0 . (let-soul: ‘ ’“ ‘ ‘ respect for the law on the other M '1
’ 3. . .. V3” pitch—4% rum? .1 appears to 1)? most inconsistent" . (>- V
m 1, Slalvw of St. Louis moved two triples and two alllglcs in yesterday's game g u L ”'2. . WASHINGTON. June ills—The 4
- ' ' w I‘m 1'1 k h! h oi h r 1" . . . . - “we“ “~«S4”““r °"- Staples “ -
.. 1 EH.- .V'm . . n era. w c was one 1 9. reasons or the all.» oxen htlmlng! {union errolrsi—Crnter 7: Staples 2. §;:p$};itgga?cth:1::tgzagigtmr"
, ,.,,l“ " "- ‘ 7mDrEv—SuJC'a iO‘B' l. ' ‘ ‘ em'
m, H, . . ‘ » the £1353“??sz 33119. sixteen-year—old amateur. will endeavor Y9 swim Tim€_g;jnl m “en amendment apply to American atlas
h . ‘ . o n o 8 S Hillel. Should she succeed she will perform a font that Scorer4C1igwn pouard outside the tfime-nlile limit.” We"
. It}: oneihas‘ emompllshed before. At least four or the persons attempt ' lmnn Lasker declared today in or!”
w 1 Pat Shera- and Arthur Seydler. both mtcmérs werc released yestorda)‘ by sigbz‘zfmguhge“ 0'”! to give up. due to the changing llde. when in AB V ,. Hi .to Adolphus Busch. 3rd. vice- ' I ' i ‘
A“ ‘ _ q .‘ , .‘ul‘lll-lhfl‘r Mchraw or the Giants. the former going {0 Indianapolis and the, 5 ' “9 cllfls 0! Defer. - ‘1 ma S ‘ $0! the Anheuser—Busch 3m 3&—
lHl' M! ‘l‘ x *l _\ ( ,5 l mu r lo Waterbury or the Eastern Magma. Seydler who is but elghti-en years); . ~ ‘ to Practice l pany of St. Louis. Confirming W
' ’ 1“" 1:”. halls from the Texas Military Academy and was recontly aClllllftd byfw Ti _ _ . . - lthat alcoholic drinks were being
my (limits. (‘lllum- Journal-d. who wa- shippcd to llllliaohpolls last spring was; omen e m ‘Flve Radlng Hitters The: All-Norwalks will hold practicc : ed on American ships at sea. Hal‘-
K, p l» . .lHl .l by McGl-uw, and will be given another ChanCe with the champions. I Q“ fif . R , ‘ . . Thu“, e ,e i . Vt th B: k ker assefle’d that the Shipping w
1 , 7! a a ymg pond 3 m Each Mami- League m, an; a]; ‘35:; mew ,gpgitm‘g , had approved this custom ;m
. . . a u o o . . at Brldgeporti this mm. arrangements Wm be made ‘ the standpoint of legal right 3113 ‘
’ , . . ADIERICAN LEAGUE ; : —- . , . f. the standpmnt of the life and .
‘ ~ Cl‘ “1m “0 but out the' 4 l for the mp to Mt. klsco next Sand.“ . .
, , lerley Robertson. star twirler of the Imago 9 ~ X. S . l G. AB. H. ‘Pc. » ' 5of our national merchant marina .,
, l . BRIDGEPORT J where the local team Will take on the o
a , lzmnm Reel Sol: yesterday 5 to 0. Robertson held the: Red box to two hlts GPOrgi P . une 1&._-— Miss Sigma St. Louis 53 228 93 .430 ‘crac‘k team rcprrtaeming that pm“) i “The ghipping Board has W .,
,1 lul’llll' lllll Piorcy was touched for ten sate blngles. Mrs Shglolgh‘g’orzérBgosxwfiqfl: Stephenson. Cleve 31 105 42 .401) lwith the line-up ‘1‘};6 All-Norwalks.‘ and will continue to permit the nif-
: ‘ ' , . " * Miller, Phila. 46 153 '1 388 ‘ . ~ ' - - in of Honor on its ships.” be m
l turnpd m a... best scores n t _. . ' l - Iha\e at the. present tune 1: Will make ; 5' ' .
, .: o o 7- o . hing rounds" of -the wgmehf$gge 21:91:!" moim'l d ii 1:: 47 .376 !any of the midis throughmit‘ll‘le'stafe nee. “so long as raglan a}: m
5 , L '3 er. eve an 2 . from u .
\ | Alexander was too much for the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday. Burlelg11;chomplonshlp tournamont here 31’5”"! 1 369 :3; ggérihigaod grade Of baseball to figgdeigrggiigathatdzrflwge.”" ~ ,
‘ ‘lll‘lmvs opposed the great Alexander but lasted only live innings duringidafi- 30th Rolfe“ covrred the course; NATIONAL LEAGFE ' _______ Hr Lakefs Etta. was in m,”
I ‘ ;\"'\l‘f‘ llnw he was hit freely. in 93‘ Forty-It! golfers started in the; t G AB R. PC let 633211 ' a. cornmunication :1de by n
n“ " l““$‘fi2’i§$§§;lp eight' Mrs E H :Hmnsm‘ 3" ”ms 53 “‘9 7 ~3'97‘ £382 to “Busch to President Harding viliff‘iif
.‘.' - . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ G ‘d‘. s ' " ' ' ’ - ' ’ "
. ,l. I losllon at clevoland. Weismufler lees {Salaam Jr" Normal. ms; Mrs, B. wu, B°Erimfi° $5333,“ 3;; 1:: “‘3 32:3 Carnegie Tech $;°;:e:‘:::‘:‘§hfgfikn: be“: "'3’ -
‘ ‘1 ‘ \\.l.<l‘.lm;l,on at St. Loan. 7 $5011. New Havcn. 95: mi: Georgiana '. bee Pl'tmbur ‘l‘ 48 0 V ,_, ' _, » BM, ‘ V
4-} , ——-—————-—-—-"""' Chanenge t0 K6310ha§8i§hov~ hrooklawn. 9°: Mrs- w. Perry. 1'. Griffith. “,3; 33 103 $3 is; PITTSBURGH, June 14. —- Paul gate? feat}, Thihmattegi 1“?“ W 1‘”
m . Decision Reserved in (l-‘alrfield County. 104: Mrs. cmlrles3 , ' ‘ ‘ Beeler. Johnstown high school athletic :1; ° {m' , e 5, ”Pins.
l-w, “6‘01 U[ r H Portar. New Haven. 96; Mrs. P. P. :V- . direclor. has been engaged as track 0 lrman 93‘plalflea' surce m . ,
1:; .‘ the P'ayfelm Case . P; ‘L’ T- 'v June '1‘ (3350' McEvoy. Waterbury. 105: Mrs. A. R. l; ”Nb Retains coach at Carnegie Tech. He will also Gem is unficqualnted mt]: tho 3*;
. Aclated excl—gonna» W‘elsmuller- Ellis. Hartford. 109: m a. w. Mm; Golf ‘diroct the freshman basketball ma ”“9“”- ; , , ~
§ swimming thanel of the Illinois Apr lard. Holland. 109. Ilfle football teams. Beeler succeeds Hal while it was true, Mn W a:
S" 1- w , Tl... awn-a! taken by Jam” F. lollc V‘i'llllllllh (.hlglgl: lhgouggdhls trzlnf- ‘ Liddlngs. M. £5th an assidstant attorney-fluent ‘
, .l;;.‘. ‘ .lnhnsnn or the Quincy Stable in the er. am ac rac . t ay. c a - , . 3‘me Has.. June 14.—Gilbert t e prior ministration’ had
1: .‘H: 5‘! n :‘vllow case was 1128“! by the AP- longed , “3’79“ healoba 0': the Hui Go“ Tourney ~- lNlcholls of Providence retained .Jais Cannot Puuish that the pmmbimn .m‘fs me
M 4m. ”gym Division in Brooklyn yosterday. Makam. Honolulu, to a 109-53!“ “m“ m afford titleot‘ohampién for the New England ' , ive on American shipping ~ -
" .Hl ‘ .\\"» r limlrim; Henry I". Cochrnne on EOCRStrifie [swimmigg $9932“ any ‘ Madam?! Golfers' Association on Betting Odds Opel-3.183% the present canary; Mr
M“ a \ , ate to se cored ’ e wa. an -, » « . . » _ of the - ~ '— _.
‘n 1“! 1"} ll: of Johnson. iandalh'. Pllrzllgi: branch or the A. A. La. HARTFORD. June 14. ‘a—“lncentfime road??? 131:: may. with a DETROIT. Jung I‘mgrhe Michigan ants a‘dlzgénfhffard. his W? ,
I‘M l); l-I “"l{|~‘up represent "3 MTV . ‘ ' h at th I Richards. mm! ‘w‘m F. W. CON :m 0 ‘. 01’ four rounds played 1" prohibiting publicstion Of betting ‘ I'm max. &‘
4 i. an.” of NW llancocus Smble the cou.t Th9 ell-1119959 ‘5 t 8 0 STOW ° 3 , . in two dais. John Cow-all Oakley and . convmced ”33‘ such 33 99‘1”“
. - l . ' disvnté which arose after a slum. will finish the feature match in today. (30rd WI ,' - .odds on horse rates was upheld by notwsoundly based and N, W
‘ pla'y on the courts of the Hartford George. ’3' nnamobett. were Judge William Heston in Recorders . _ .7 .,
wtled for second phee with a score Of‘Coun here yatefila)’ the mango“ 0‘. wine m as w
~ . . _ ‘ equipment of boats operated undo!“

‘ l‘w.4~-r‘vr~d llr-cislon.

The appeal is the third roan
lhl- scrap between the two mcing men.
llalms-m won the honor! of the first

whvn the jury could not decide

l ‘ trial
‘V “ wlls-lhwr he should return to Sinclair

IHI“ '
;- Hm 3100.000 paid for Ployfellow. Sin-
, . I'Lllr contending the horse was a wind—

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lesll‘rdzll'x Results

RED

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sltlllJH'ln,
Johnson is avpeallng.

____________..._.——-
Athletes High in Studies

PZAS’FON. Pa.. June 14,—Dous
’ lrown. confer on the undefeated
Lufuyvttn College. football team last
full. Llnll Billy filCCIH. 1‘5 pound WX‘
"ml: champion and inside right on the
"re two of thirteen
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smm‘f‘r team.
prize winners at “Kayak

humus Lola‘—
' gnu-nth commencement exercises thla by everydbe.
. i M wry-k, [{rown. who received h" “lep‘ ’ W
so... Won the W" ""8 ‘“ “V“ Yankee Handball Team

a member of tho
Patric prize (or
k in French.

(-nzinker‘lng‘. McCall.
Junior Mass. ~Wcm
doing the) beat W6!

“ " ‘ Woman Coaches‘ ‘ Nine

ST. LOUIS. June 14 (mi-venue .
Press).-A baseball nine cotfl'wd by
:1 woman won the championship 0'
the Public School We here. W561i
law just closed its season The coach.‘
Miss Eliza alarm had '
suparv‘wlon of the Mel-am “och”!

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d of “act during
the judges awarded
muller. while the
loha's team as the faster.

Fast Contest
13

TOP.
second 'varslty
time trial. last :1
right. negotiated t
minutes. 5'4 secouds.
tide favorable for a d
The figures Indicated
Yale last your in the
cvento rovvlng up
four mile-s in
the race in

The com“!
the Harvard a
day as excellen

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lay. Brooklyn.- 4
Hauler}: one o . .

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to Play in
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Joe Keane? and Bill
claim the hon
ship or the «or

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Duhlin '“lll summer-
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the meet at May 27. wk
timers clocked Kea-

June
crew
lght. against the first
he course in tvienty

stream. covered the
‘10.“.

191? in so.
ion of all the caramel! in

uarters was reported to-
t and confidence is felt

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first place to Wels-

Expected

1 4. ”fiarvard's
in a four-mile

with wind and
Wreath pull.
a fast contest.
’varslty eights'

and and Blue won
:52.

“m. . 79$

Bryn. who
Mme. outfit)“-

Olympic.

the hub
They

tho greatest finale,

Golf Club in the New England cham‘
plonohip tennis tournament which!
opened Mammy and advanced to thel
fourth round yesterduy after-man. Big
Bill Tllden. who yesterday adminis—
tered a notable court-Morin: to
Raymond "all of Enfield in the second
round or 85:616..an to Sam Snyder.
Hartford city champion.
round. .will meet the
Davenport-Guiana set-to.

.In the doublés
will be matched against Swain and
Merriam; Play will start at 2:30 day-
light saving time.

Tho following additional singles“
matches are scheduled for this after-
noon: Phil Bottom of San Francisco.
vs. F. F. Chase: R. B. Swain, vs. E. I“.
of. New YOrk: Davenport or!

at 313.

”.mfl

Mike

Dawson
Springfield. v8. Gulnan of Hartford;
Raymond Snow of Springfield vs. F.
W. Cole:

and R. Grant val-I. H. Hyde.
Bridgeport~ Team '
' Mikes Changes

June 14.——Manager¥m
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BRIDGEPQRT.
HcCann 0: Mayor:
League team. today announced the. fol—
Mlnc changes it his lineup of play—
ers: Lester Howe. last year's pitcher,
has beé'n at
the International m ”Shanfy"
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“I. ‘he thil‘l “alone 0‘
winner in the ‘m Bf"!!!

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Wood and Dam“ last mt. Malone saw
a. boxing lesson and our:
of the rounds in escaping
punching Ohioan's aggressive work.
The men are middleweights.

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,the {loyal Hunt Club
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me am 3.,” _ .._ m .m‘ , . _ , 'E R! i" .

8&8. Frank Gili'nah. AM. He.. and
Willie 038. Worcester. were next, tied

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June 14. - Jock

St. Paul won the decision

Dewney of Columbus. 0..

latter ten rounds at hard fighting herel

e Downer quite

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A. H. Chapln vs. A. N. Wo‘oi. NEW YORK. Janey 14.——Njke Kc»

Tigue, boxer. .m a. passenger for
Paris W on the
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should be Informed of use tact

"As manufacturers or legal products.
wehnvebeenforoed'!ormorethm
are your! to am natal: and uninv-
tul while: in practically nzery
town and city in the United Sites.
For the United States to set aside: its
(ham and laws in the operoaon
of mm business enterprises. in-
creases our defense may fold be-
anie it encourages m a! the
law to moved and “groutin- activity.
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Board has brought to the notice or
m mm the (mm the
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had issued orders that the : ‘
opinion must be " 1?;
her and. ."but it is true act in
that during tho mlson , '
In so far as the Shipping Bog!!!
ated passenger ships liquor“

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motion that We are bmmm
let me refer to the PM “a

what is involved. . ,
bill WW

“there is a. vital _, ‘7
fore Congresa now prom “sh“

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into law. stumps ole new it ,
ca. (as expressed through #8 W
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