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In Re Communi c~ ti on Norrelt E. Hose. In Re Claim & De~and Donald ¥~. Pemberton. In Re Applicstion Joe Haupert. In Re Street Roller. In Re Peso, No. 2388 Projects ~nder SERA. the Taxicab Con~nission. On motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Warner and car- ried, action was deferred on the application of Robert Gibson to drive a taxicab pending transfer of OWnership of the Broadway Cab Company. ,, On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the communication of Norrell E. Rose in behalf of the residents in the 800 block West Fi~th Street, thankin adopting the Council for/the ordinance closing dance halls at mid- night, was received and filed. Two claims and demands signed by Donald W. Pemberton in amounts of $80,000.00 and $8,000.00 in behalf of his son Jackie Pemberton, were presented,againSt the City of Ana,~ for inJ~Arie8 received March' 30th, 1934, and.for medi- cal attention, etc. On motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Penn and carried, the claims and demands of Donald W. Pemberton were referred to the City Attorney. On motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Warner and car- ried, on the advise of the City Attorney, the claims and demands of Donald W. Pemberton in behalf of his son, Jackie Pemberton in amounts of $80,000.00 and $8,000.00, were rejected. On motion of Trustee Warner~ seconded by Penn and carried the application of Joe Haupert for permission to erect a service station on the northeast corner of First and French Streets, was referred to the Planning Commission. No oral or written protests were filed and on motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Warner and carried, the recom mendation of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application of Joe Haupert was granted under special uses according to plans presented. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye an~ car- ried, the renting of a seven ton steam roller for the use of the Street Department was referred to Trustee HasenJae- get, Street Superintendent and the Purchasing Agent with power to act. A Resolution was introduced resolving that a works progra~ instead of a direct relief program is essential as a means of dealing with unemployment problems in the State of California, that the extent, financing and character of the works program should be similar to the CWA when that organization was in full operation; and that the amount