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3. That all places of business dispensing alcoholic beverages pursuant to the provisions
<br />of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, and situate within the corporate
<br />limits of the City of South Bend, regardless of its classification, shall be subject to said
<br />restrictions and conditions without discrimination and that said ordinance shall apply to
<br />.all kinds of business engaged in the sale of alcoholic_ beverages at retail. Respectfully
<br />submitted. ( 19 signers) On Motion of Councilman Goetz the Petition was referred to the
<br />Committee on Ordinances to report back to the Committee of the Whole. Motion carried.
<br />REPORT OF THE CITY CONTROLLER OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND FOR THE MONTH OF November 1933.
<br />Balance on Hand First of Month ........... ............- ..................; - .158 313.42
<br />Balance :gov�.., -30t. 1933 ......1 ................... ...................... 1944736.28
<br />Respectfully Submitted, E. J. McErlain, City Controller.
<br />The report was accepted by the Council and ordered to be placed on file. Motion carried.
<br />ORDINANCE NO. 3044.
<br />An.Ordinance ratifying a certain contract between the City of South Bend, Indiana, by
<br />and through its Board of Public Works, and The Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company, South
<br />Bend, Indiana, for the purchase of Cast Iron Pipe.
<br />The Ordinance was given its first reading by title, its second reading in full and on
<br />Motion of Councilman Goetz the Rules were suspended by the following vote: Nelson, Whiteman,
<br />Rokop,_ Goetz, Hull, Jaworski, Altfeld, Hiss, Oakley, Grzeskowiak, Cripe and Gustin, Ayes 12,,,
<br />Nays 0. Rules suspended and Ordinance goes to third reading.'
<br />The Ordinance was given its third reading by titre, and was placed upon its passage and
<br />assed by the following vote: Nelson, Whiteman, Rokop,.Goetz, Hull, Jaworski, Altfeld, Hiss,
<br />8akley,_Grzeskowiak, Crip a and Gustin, Ayes 120 Nays 0. Ordinance adopted.
<br />RESOLUTION.
<br />J[on:. pity Council City of South Bend
<br />Gentlemen:
<br />RESOLUTION
<br />At two meetings held by the International Association of Fire Fighters, local 362 of A
<br />South Bend, Indiana, on the 18th and 19th day of December, 1933, the following resolution was
<br />unanimously adoptedl :
<br />WHEREAS, for years firemen received low compensation while men in industry were receivin€
<br />far better compensation in spite of the fact that they were not called on to face the danger
<br />to life, and limb that firemen must face; and,
<br />WHEREAS, firemen are required to work eighty —four (S) hours a week which is more than
<br />double the hours commonly prevailing in industry, especially under the N.R.A. and.are also.
<br />subject to call at all times even when off duty, without extra compensation; and,
<br />WHEREAS, by an Act of the Special Session of our'Legislature on August ,18,,19 2, the
<br />reduced only for the year 1933 from one hundred. seventy (170.00)
<br />salaries of firemen were red y
<br />dollars per month to one hundred fifty —three ($153,00) dollars; and
<br />WHEREAS; due to the slow collection of taxes the Common Council of the city of South Bei
<br />adopted an ordinance on June 7, 1933 further reducing the salaries of firemen from one
<br />hundred f9f ty —three 0153.00) dollars per month to one hundred twenty —five (125.60) dollars
<br />for the remainder of the year 1933; and,
<br />WHEREAS, collection of taxes has since appreciably improved and in addition thereto the
<br />Federal Government came to the assistance of the City by doing certain public work and
<br />.supplying funds therefor, thereby taking off an ad�.3tional burden from our City Treasury; and
<br />WHEREAS, it is the express.policy of our Federal Government, under the leadership of
<br />P resident.Roosevelt, to raise wages: and lower working hours throughout the United states, and
<br />considering further twat even at one hundred seventy ($170.00) dollars per month the rate of
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