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T�4EETIZdG--JUPlE 19, 1939 li
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Re �ulr�.r meeting of the �oard of P�,blic Safet� tivas held on n�ondag, i,
Jvne 19 1939, at . 11�20 A.P:I. All members ti�ere present. I��mnutes of the
previou meetin� were read and approved. Payrolls of the various de- I'
partmen s in �he amount of ��21,660.50 and claims of tne following �
sup??lie s in the amount of �3�3,01 �•rere approved and ordered paid: ��
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The nucC ffery Company �1.56 Ind. & I.�ich. Elec. Co. �'�26.36 �
The _1�gcC ffery Company 4.12 Pdo.Ind. Public Service Co. 29.46 ,
Sv�tanson Service Co. .56 Peterson Batter� & Ign.Co. 3.00 ,
Continer�tal Oil Co. 62.05 Epv�orth Hospital 3.75 ,
The Rel'_.ance Pharmacy 1.00 G.E.P�Zeyer �: Son, Inc. 3.30
The Off' ce Engineers, Inc. 4.45 G.E.�:ieyer �. Son, Inc. 4.48
River �' rk Lbr.Co. Inc, 89.98 South Bend Supply Co. .50 I
River F rk Lbr.Co. Inc. 75.70 South Bend Supply Co. .81
Sta.ndar Oil Co. 1.80 South Bend ��holesale DrugCo. .75
No.Ind. Public Service Co, 1.00 Radio Distributin� Co. �.13
Radio D stributing Co. 2.00 Radio Dis�ributin� Co. 10.25
'� A esolut�en made by the Slavish Democratic Club, approved the ap- �
pointrae t of Cliief of Police Ingram for the purpose of re-organizing and
mo:'erni.,in� the.� South Bend Police Department .and promoting efficient and
honest :_aw enfq�cement tivas received ar_d ordered placed cn file.
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FIRE DE:'ARTI�'IEiv'I?: Chief DeVleescho��er tivas present and presented the resig-
nation ��f Fire�ian Alex Frederick, effective July 15, 1939, which resi�na-
tion tiva,� acce��ed by the Board. Firer�.an Frederick will be �iven twc
weeks 1 ,�acatio"�i beginning July 1, 1939. TheCler�: oF the Board was in-
structeci to v�r�.te him a letter of appreciation for thirty nine .�,�ears of
service , •
/ Ch:Lef De�'leescho��rer F�as authorized to purchase a basement siphon
and tvra additional cannisters for the present ir_halatcrs in order t hat he
may hav�; a reserve suppl� at all times.
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POLICE :�EPA.RT.��Ei�1T: C'�ief Ingram ��as present And filed the mor�i.ly report
of his e�artment, a copy of vThich iRas given to each member and a copy
placed �n fi3e in the office of the Board.
✓ Ch:Lef Ingram tivas instructed by the Board to have his ofiicers more
strictl�,� enforce the ordinance prhhibiting all-night parl�in�;. _
✓ Ap.�lications for positions on the Police Depart�ent vTere received
fro�. th s fo1lo��in� individuals and �aere erdered placed on file :
Ja�k o�J. Tusing Age 24 112 VJ. Indiana Ave. ��
An�on John GrunbTald,Jr. " 23 1525 S. i,�:agnolia St.
`� Pr 3ss Passes �Tere issued to t he follovrin� reporters emplo�ed by the ',
Goniec 'olski : I
Pass No. 28 Bernard Pinkos�rski '
rr rr 29 ;;,ary Glucho��ski '
" " 30 Helen Rat�:ie�vicz '
" " 31 �Y.E.G. �Yebbink '
,r rr 32 Edwin A. Kalczynsl�i �
'r " 33 blank for special assi�ned reporters '�
�`JEIGHTS � T:��ASURES: Charles J. Burns was present and made a report of I
his ins pections for the �reeks ending June 10 and June 17, 1939, shot�in� I
a total of 405 inspections made.
Ttileetin� adjourned at 3:30 P.�:1. ,
ATTEST• President
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Schermaii-Schaus-Freeman Co. 6.43 So.3end :"Jhole - o. 5.10
Busines,� Systems, Inc. 1 � 1 son Company 6.97
Harley-vavids 1.20 The Acorn Refining Co. 1G.09
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